The service and food here are always great. The traditional bibimbap is the perfect, refreshing…read moredish!

We've recently discovered this place inside the Assi food court. Their service is great and fast…read more The ladies working the counter are so polite. The food is great especially for how fast it comes out. We have returned 3 more times in a short period. Great bulgogi, and it comes with soup, rice and banchan. Also hot tea is complimentary.

I've been going here since I was in middle school, and I never had any issues with the service. The…read moreservers are really sweet to me and my family, and it's best to go on a weekday when it's more quiet. They can definitely handle a busy day, but it's nice to enjoy your food when the restaurant is more lax I would give this place 5 stars, but unfortunately, I do feel like there is a bit of inconsistency. Sometimes, there's an issue where the soup is more bland, and sometimes, it's just not spicy enough, and I always get the same thing. It doesn't happen often, but the inconsistency is there, but I don't think it's the biggest deal. No star deduction on this part, but it is something to note that the fried fish is no longer complimentary with your meal. You have to pay it separately as well paying for a refill on banchan due to rising costs. Completely understandable. Still, I love this place so much. I've been going here since I was little, and the same people work here.

Always my go to spot for tofu soup if I'm Duluth! I got the beef tofu soup medium hot…read more The beef was tender and the soup was so flavorful and hearty. I would say there wasn't a lot of beef in the soup though. I also enjoy the rice in the hot pot but they also only do this during lunch times. They have a variety of banchan and it's always consistent, although now they only allow one refill. Service here is quick. Overall, still my go to spot despite all the rule changes.

Small, Korean cafe with homecooked comforting meals…read more Why do I visit here often? Because it is one of the ONLY restaurants in Georgia that serves the Korean food staple called 죽 jook. There are various flavors to choose from, but it is expensive here and only available in a large portion if not already made as a daily special. In Korea, there are entire shops that only make jook, but for some reason they don't have them here... Homestyle food is paired with homestyle service to make this one of those priceless local shops. Protect them at all costs.

Looking for keto options and came across this spot. They have a bunch of keto rolls which made me…read moreboth excited and happy. We order three rolls and they were humongous. The rolls were flavorful and really creative. The food took a bit of time because they are made to order. My only callout would be that they are not completely keto. The rolls we ordered had imitation crab meat which is not keto friendly.

My boyfriend had found this place on social media and suggested we go try it out. It was…read moreconveniently close to my home so we made our way there. It is in a shopping center with tons of parking and it was the brightest shop there as before you walk in you are greeted by a claw machine arcade. Once we played a few rounds we made our way to the restaurant part of the venue. Once we walked in we were surprised by the cleanliness and aesthetic of the whole place. We loved the choices of ramyun for ordering displayed in the decor. You have several options to choose from and can either choose at the counter or self serve. Lots of seating and super bright and clean! I got tonkotsu ramen with some add ons such as scallions, dumplings, Naruto maki, rice cakes and even some mayo as well! My boyfriend got shin ramyun with bulgogi beef boiled egg, scallion, cilantro and sweet corn! Everything was prepared for us quick and we were taught how to use the machines by the amazing server! She was so helpful and very kind when explaining for us to prepare our noodles. The whole process was so fun and we loved it! Once it finished boiling we took our ramen to our table and let it cool off before eating! It's very hot! We paired it with some drinks such as a milkis and a pouched juice and finished with some samanco strawberry ice cream. Everything was delicious as you could customize your options and the ambiance and service blew us away! Pretty good price and very fun experience.

--Location/Parking-- Located in a shopping center with…read moreplenty of parking. The strip mall can be easy to miss, but there is an intersection light where you can turn into if you miss the entrance. --Ambience-- Small, cute, arcade claw machine setup in the front portion of the business and split in half is the restaurant half that serves Korean noodles. --Service/Staff-- Opening weekend the staff were awesome and shoutout to one of the owner which was a tall slender man with glasses, he helped me with the order kiosk, which was funny because he also didn't know how to checkout. The other shoutout goes to the petite asian girl in brown cargo like pants that was super kind and helped with the food selection when I was trying to find the snacks on the wall. --Products/Service-- The claw machines are really fun and interesting to play and get you hooked on trying to grab and grab the different type of plushes. I was instantly hooked on trying to grab so many plushes for my dog to play with. --Capacity-- Tight indoor space around the claw machine. I see why they limited entrance to the first 20 people at a time because it was difficult to navigate and claw machine especially around the front door since there are only two rows of claw machines. With the tight space, they do maximize on getting you around. --Overall-- Recommended for the claw machine. I'll be back to try the Korean noodles. I didn't get a chance to try them because I had trouble with the kiosk, but I don't fault them for this because it was early morning and I wasn't really craving for noodles for breakfast. I can see myself here at night playing the claw machines.

My husband and I dined in on a Saturday. Although it was busy, we were greeted and seated promptly…read more The staff remained attentive and efficient throughout our visit, consistently refilling our drinks and banchan before they ran low. My husband ordered the roe tofu soup combination and really enjoyed it. The hot pot purple rice option was a unique touch and a nice addition to the meal. I chose the fried pork cutlet, which was both enormous and delicious. The meat was tender and juicy with a perfectly crisp exterior, and the savory gravy on the side elevated this dish to another level. Overall, we had a wonderful experience and would definitely return.

88 Tofu is a Korean restaurant know for their soondubu or soft tofu soup. There are also other…read moreitems on the menu, such as grilled meats and fried rice. There is a decent amount of seating inside which is also pretty clean. As far as the ambiance, it can get rowdy or stay quiet depending on dining hours. I thought service was good! The servers were very attentive. I got the tofu soup combination which consisted of LA Galbi and Soft Tofu Soup! I had a bit of the soondubu and it was alright. I feel like it could have used a bit more seasoning as it tasted a bit bland. The LA Galbi was delicious! It was meaty, tender, and marinaded well. I also loved the kimchi as it was the right amount of spicy and sour. Overall, I would come back to try their other foods such as the Kimchi Pancake or Grilled Pork Belly. I think it is a decent place for soondubu but it is way better for other food.

Their soondae guk is my primary order and have been ordering for Take-out which is impressively…read morepackaged for convivence, easy and no-spill with the quantity they offer. Tastes amazing, side dishes (kimchi) amazing which is rare these days. Quality and quantity for the price is impeccable combo.

Moobongri delivered - this time on naengmyun…read more Strangely, the broth tasted very similar to what Sambong Duluth generated before their greasy abominable they claim as naengmyun broth these days. Is it possible the cook behind the scene was scouted over to this Suwanee loc? Go for that additional $3 for extra noodles, well worth it.

Based on a recommendation from an acquaintance, we decided to have an early dinner at this uniquely…read morethemed restaurant. As its name suggests, this establishment is designed as a gathering spot where people enjoy hearty meals paired with drinks--especially Soju. The ambiance clearly reflects that intention, offering a relaxed, nostalgic space for winding down over food and alcohol. The restaurant is located on the second floor of the building and is easy to spot thanks to its prominent signage. Upon entering, the first impression is striking--the lighting is dim, creating an intimate and moody atmosphere. The layout includes several partitioned areas, offering a sense of privacy even in an open space. The decor, music, and menu all seem carefully curated to appeal to an older crowd, particularly those in their 50s and beyond. One noticeable and charming detail was the abundance of handwritten notes and messages scribbled on the walls by previous customers, reflecting both the personality and demographics of its regulars. Initial greetings and seating service were adequate--nothing exceptional but courteous. However, once our food was served, the attentiveness of the staff noticeably declined. The restaurant uses a call-bell system, and while this is common in some Korean establishments, I personally find it disengaging. The service felt passive rather than proactive, and we had to ring the bell more than once to receive follow-up assistance. For drinks, we ordered SoMak (a mix of Soju and beer) along with classic Korean bar snacks like Buchu Jeon (chive pancake) and 깻잎 (perilla leaves) as 안주 (side dishes for alcohol). We also tried the 천엽부침 (pan-fried beef omasum). While it was interesting, we found the flavor profile a bit too bland. We offered feedback, hoping they might re-season it with salt, pepper, garlic, and sesame oil to bring out more flavor, but they simply brought out dipping sauce instead, which didn't quite address the issue. Overall, both the food and service felt like they were missing that final 2%--a small but meaningful gap between a decent experience and a great one. That said, the unique atmosphere and concept of the restaurant still hold value, especially for casual, drink-centered gatherings. I sincerely hope the management takes constructive feedback seriously and works toward enhancing both the flavor of their dishes and the attentiveness of their service. Despite the shortcomings, I do plan to return for another visit--perhaps with a different group or on a different occasion--to explore more of what the menu has to offer. There's potential here, and with just a bit more effort, this place could really stand out.

Awesome spot for a drink and late dinner! Staff were great, super friendly, and I love the "ring…read morebell for service" model and semi-private tables. Portions for food are gigantic--my husband loved the tteokbokki (I enjoyed a small bite because it is fairly spicy, but the flavor and texture were on point) and we both loved the rolled omelette. The small apps with our soju (salad, macaroni salad, and crunchy wheat snacks) were also all solid. Everything came out quick and hot!

Delicious restaurant with a pleasant atmosphere and an oh-so-gracious hostess…read more I love restaurants that only serve food they do best instead of providing a 12-page menu full of mediocre food. Gyodong is one of those restaurants that only serves food that it does best. It has a simple, one-page menu that is full of huge bowls of warm soup and a select variety of delicious, small plates. Definitely a restaurant worth exploring as you will certainly be pleasantly surprised by the new, tasty experience Gyodong provides.

Inside the h-mart mall, They don't open on Monday so that's the only reason why I gave 4 stars…read more Food is great!