I'm sad to hear that one of my favorite restaurants has closed. This was truly unexpected. I…read moresincerely hope the family behind it is doing well. Thank you for all the wonderful meals and memories over the years--you will be missed.

This place is so good. I can't stop raving about it. I love the food here. Everything reminds me of…read moreKorea and eating the delicious food. The banchan is the best selection and fresh. I've ordered the bibimbap, the spicy brisket soup, galbi ribs, and the dumpling soup. All of it was delicious and was not disappointed. The "halmoni" here made us feel like family even though we are different cultures. It's very heartwarming and look forward to coming for the experience, for the service, and the relaxing atmosphere here. It will not disappoint.

We have always come as big party here! Whenever someone's birthday or something to celebrate!…read moreThis is a small store with the best braised beef short ribs and soups. Very friendly service and unlimited side dishes, definitely recommend

We stopped by for their morning special. You can choose from 4 soups for $12.99. An incredible deal…read morefor such a filling breakfast. The deal is from 9-11am. We got the seollongtang and the pork gukbap. Both were hearty and delicious. The pork belly in the gukbap was SO tender the fat dissolves in your mouth. The bachan selection was standard, but their kimchi really stood out. It's much more flavorful than your standard restaurant or grocery store kimchi (not watery or one dimensional tasting). The inside is modest and cozy. Not tiny but not quite comfortable enough for large groups. Service was warm and welcoming. If I'm in the area again, I would definitely come back again. We were also pleased to learn that you can purchase a big container of their kimchi! The staff filled up a 32oz container of kimchi for us to take home, which was $8.

Our group of 5 stopped by for a quick dinner before heading to LAX on a Sunday at around 4:30pm and…read morewere the 1st party there. The inside is nice and spacious, a little dimly lit and clean. The worker was very friendly and service was quick. We asked for his recommendation and he suggested we try any of the yukgaejang. He brought out two sets of banchan - fish cakes which were firmer and more seasoned with sesame oil than some other place which was pleasant, a nice sweet fresh kimchi, and some chive kimchi, as well as the condiments for our dishes. To split, we got the small bossam, the rice cake and dumpling soup, the mul naengmyeon, and the yukgaejang with fresh pasta. Everything was super flavorful, large enough to split between the 5 of us, and delicious. The standouts are definitely the yukgaejang - the fresh pasta may sound weird but is a nice chewy thick noodle and the broth is rich and flavorful with just a bit of spice - and the bossam - at a lot of places the small bossam is still huge, and this was a good size so that we still had room for other dishes, and the meat itself was more flavorful, tender and nice and warm on the steamer that it came out on! The rice cake and dumpling soup and the mul naengmyeon were also solid. I'll definitely be back at Yuk Dae Jang for a warm comforting bowl of yukgaejang and bossam with friends :) Bonus, you don't have to go to ktown!

I had one of the worst customer service experiences I've ever had at this restaurant. I came in…read moreintending to order food, but before I could even sit down, I politely asked if I could sit inside for a moment because of the extreme heat while I requested an Uber home. Instead of showing any understanding or hospitality, the owner told me to leave the restaurant and wait in the coffee shop next door. I was shocked because I had every intention of purchasing food. I wasn't causing a disturbance or asking for anything unreasonable. The way I was spoken to and treated made me feel embarrassed, unwelcome, and honestly as though I was being judged before I was even given a chance to order. I left feeling humiliated. Customer service is about treating people with basic kindness and respect, and unfortunately, that was completely missing during my visit. I won't be returning, and I hope the owner learns that a little compassion can make a huge difference in how customers are treated.

Gu Jip used to be my go to Korean restaurant. Haven't been here in a couple years. The food has…read morechanged. The meal comes with 6 Panchan appetizers. I ordered the soon dubu soup and Galbi combo. The Galbi was 2 strips of LA cut shortibs. The meat was very fatty, chewy, and it tasted like it was bottled marinade. The dubu soup was nicely prepared. Not sure if this was an off day for food. I'd be glad to go try it again. Service was friendly and welcoming

Came here recently and noticed they upgraded their menus from the typical placemat printouts to…read morephysical menus. It also seemed to include some new items, or at least ones that weren't printed out on the placemats. We've previously tried their cold noodles, galbi, hot stone bimbimbap, tofu soup and seafood pancake. All are pretty good but the cold noodle is our favorite. This time we ordered their fishcake kimbap and the cold noodle and galbi combo. I previously saw photos of their kimbap but didn't see it on their menu until now so I was excited to try it. It comes with 20-24 pieces and a side of soup, quite a lot actually for one person. The kimbap was as expected, it was flavorful, had a slight crunch (from the pickled radish) and didn't fall apart easily while eating. It comes with a dipping sauce but it wasn't particularly noteworthy and I didn't feel it is required to use. The cold noodles were a bit different this time but overall had the same flavor. It comes with half an egg, pickled vegetables, slices of cucumber, and slices of meat in an icy broth with buckwheat noodles. Be sure to add the mustard and vinegar for added flavor. The side of galbi was as expected, but doesn't arrive sizzling like at many other Korean restaurants. The flavor can vary, sometimes more flavorful than other times but overall it still pairs well with the cold noodle. Service can be a bit spotty, especially when they only have one server doing everything. It can be hard to flag someone down so be prepared to sit around for a while if they have less staff and many customers. Overall not a dealbreaker but just something to be aware of.

Second review, and I can still confidently say I love Dong Nae Gil! The food always hits 10/10, and…read moreI'm always so excited for their banchan, which is both generous and delicious. Their kimchi too has been especially tasty lately, not too sour like some other places. I'm usually not a fan of bean sprouts either, but even still, I ate their entire beansprouts side dish! I would highly recommend everyone try the black goat (perilla leaf) soup. It is such a unique and delectable flavor, I've gone back to order it a couple times now. Service was quick and the women working there are really nice. Fantastic neighborhood spot!

Went here with a group of 7 after our get-together. We ordered bossam, braised mackerel, spicy…read moresquid, tofu kimchi, and potato pancakes. Everything was good. The potato pancakes were the best part. We liked them so much that we ended up ordering 4 of them. I'd definitely order those again.

Awsome food and nice service Friendly staff…read moreBest chicken I recommend combo menu. Love Chon Dak

honestly, the food here was INCREDIBLE & i would come here again for the amazing dishes. in…read moreaddition, ordering was easy as well & they have tablets to order from and it's lowkey addicting to just keep on ordering. my favorite things i ordered was the chon-dak & the soy garlic wings. the tteokbokki was really good as well but to be real... i wouldn't get it again because i don't think it's THAT worth it. service: not gonna lie it was bad. my party & i did not feel welcomed. our waiter was quiet mostly the entire time which it felt off-putting. ambiance: it's a vibeeeeeee

The flavors here are absolutely incredible! Hands down one of the best food spots in South Bay. You…read morehave to try it!

There's only a few parking spots dedicated to the restaurant so we had to park down the street…read more Just a bit of a wait for a late dinner at 8pm. The medium beef combo was more than enough for the two of us. Loved all the free banchan and sides included except the kimchi pancake. One of the employees cooked our meats for us so we could just relax and enjoy the food. It gets pretty smoky and smelly inside from all the meats cooking, but it's tolerable.

Good food, amazing service, been back here multiple times and it's perfect every time. The reviews…read moreain't lying y'all, you need to try this.

Among Southern California's K‑BBQ spots, Yellow Cow has long been recognized for its refined Korean…read morefundamentals and consistent meat quality. At the Gardena location, I tried the banchan crafted directly by Kim Young‑sook, a certified Korean culinary master, along with the chadol + samgyeopsal + nakji stir‑fry combo, kimchi stew, steamed egg, and cheese pancake. Her banchan are known for being: Never excessive Focused on the natural flavor of each ingredient Clean, balanced, and beautifully composed Served with a banchan cover that keeps everything protected and perfectly neat. Each dish feels like a quiet supporter that enhances the meat without ever overpowering it. Chadolbagi : The richness is unbeatable -- pure, clean beefy flavor. Samgyeopsal : A perfect match with aged kimchi. Truly a dream pairing. Nakji-bokkeum : Sweet, salty, and spicy all at once -- the kind of flavor that makes you reach for a spoonful of rice immediately. Cheese Pancake : Crispy outside, soft inside, with melted cheese wrapping around the green onions. Great texture between bites of meat. Kimchi Stew : The depth of aged kimchi comes through clearly -- not harsh, just clean and comforting. Steamed Egg : Soft, fluffy, and cloud‑like. Simple but perfect.