We stopped by here for a late dinner since a lot of other places were already closed or not taking…read moreany more customers. They had plenty of seating available, and service was quick since it wasn't too busy. I got the squid dolsot bibimbap, and they gave us 12 banchan to start. Half we hits and half were misses - standouts were the marinated egg, fish cakes, glazed potatoes, pickled daikon, and cucumber kimchi. Since it was late we didn't get to refill throughout our meal since they closed the kitchen :( The dolsot bibimbap was pretty good - the sauce was tasty, and there was plenty of squid inside. However, my main complaint is that there was literally no crispy rice which is the entire point of dolsot bibimbap. I didn't even mix the edges the entire time so I could maximize how long it crisped up, but it never really did. Service was friendly though, and overall it was still really good!

Same experience recently on a weeknight for a simple Korean meal…read more Newer owners but really the food seems the same reliable quality though not overwhelmingly good. Server was a very nice young fellow that was great to talk to and very efficient. It was not very busy. I suspect that their business is down in volume but after as a family of Koreans with two kids came in and ordered some great looking food so it's still legit I guess!

Got the beef tongue soup. Super yummy. You add the amount of green onions, sauce, and salt that you…read morewant. It comes with purple rice and noodles. You also get pickled radish and kimchi. Very yummy. The right amount of food! I also got the dumplings which tasted flavorful and was more than enough food! The tea was also good.

We moved back to Seattle and this is our go to spot. The moment fall hits we were excited to get…read moreour soup time on :) Service was quick and the ambiance to be honest is just an old timey vibe as it remains the same every time we come here. The food hit the spot, but the prices went up - compared to the past. The soup was good and filling but given price and the flavor it seemed like it changed compared to the last time we came.. it seems to lack the same depth and white color

10/10 RECOMMEND Coming from California, HAN BAT in…read moreKoreatown LA used to be Hubby & I's fave. Jang An has a cleaner taste although I'm sure the broth hasn't been boiling as long as Han Bat's, they are super comparable. We always order #1 and always order some to go. When ordering to go, we get it cold so we can boil in pot and eat super hot when we want to reheat. Tastes just like you got from restaurant. The kimchi is always super fresh, tasty, & plentiful.

A meal that could heal you…read more Jang An Sullungtang is the place for sullungtang in the Seattle area! Everything about this restaurant from the service to the homemmade kimchi and the broth screamed homey. We got the Homemade Steamed Dumplings and Brisket Sullungtang. The dumplings had the best filling and the skin was so thin and soft. The sullungtang was beyond comforting and spoke to the soulllll.

Please support locally owned small businesses like this one! The food here is Korean Chinese…read morecomfort food. It won't blow you away, but is extremely great value and the portions are huge! The lady that runs this place is warm and inviting and tries to ensure each customer is happy and satisfied when they leave. Definitely order the Black Bean Noodles! Sweet & Sour chicken was nice and crispy, as was the gyoza. The honey walnut shrimp was tasty, but had too much sauce for my liking. Can't beat the price, and overall great value. The restaurant is no frills, but clean and worth a try of you're in the area!

In short, this is a place where you can get some simple and hearty home cooking meals at a great…read moreprice. Now if you want to read more: This place reminds me of those family owned restaurants in K dramas, where the main character girl goes after being yelled at the office or after a long day. You know, that one place with just a few tables and an auntie running everything. She rarely talks to the girl, but when she does, she somehow sheds light and clears that poor girl's mind. Yes, this place gives me that kind of vibe... or I just overthink. Anyways, I ordered the combo with black bean noodles and sweet and sour pork. Although they're supposed to be half and half, the portion was actually big enough to feed an adult who isn't on a diet or afraid of carbs. There was plenty of sauce on the noodles, not just on top, but underneath as well. I loved that. Just mix it well and dig in. The only drawback for me was that the sauce was a bit mild, I prefer a saltier, more savory flavor. The sweet and sour pork was good. The pork was coated in a crispy batter, and the sauce leaned on the sweeter side. It was a nice combo, you can never go wrong with sweet and savory.

What an amazing restaurant. We got this recommendation from our Korean friend because she said it…read moretasted very authentic and we just love it. More on the casual side from the seating arrangement, but great service, food is amazing and we will definitely e back! We were a party of 2 and got the chicken wings and Jjusami. Plenty of food. They also always serve you hot tea and are just very accommodating! Also amazing price for what you get! We will definitely be back!

Get the jjusami! So good! We were two and unable to finish this dish- in fact I had leftover that's…read moremore than enough for one extra meal. We came hungry so it's easily another meal for two. I love that the sauce had the right amount of salt and sugar and not overly sweet. My experience with Korean food had always been on the sweeter side so this dish was perfect for someone who doesn't prefer overly sweet food. The amount of meat and octopus were also super generous. We came on a Friday evening around 6:30 and the wait was quick. I saw that most tables had more than 4 people and it makes sense as the sharing portion was huge. Service was also really good. You order the food on the iPad. Will come back !

We came around 7PM on a Wednesday. The staff was friendly,…read moreand they served our food quickly. The food was authentic and delicious. The restaurant had a clean, family-style atmosphere. Even though they were about to close at 8:30 PM, they patiently waited for us to finish checking out and boxing up our leftover food to go. It's nice to have an authentic pork trotter restaurant up north. Parking was easy since there was a parking lot.

This place was so good! I haven't had jokbal before and when I saw they specialize in it here I was…read moreeager to come try. We didn't realize that they are now open for dine in too so called in to place a takeout order ahead of time. We got the jokbal and bossam combo as well as the spicy jokbal to share amongst the 4 of us, which ended up being the perfect amount of food. It came with a bunch of the classic sides like lettuce wraps, radish kimchi, a few sauces, and garlic and jalapeno. The meats were really well cooked - soft and tender and made the perfect wrap! I think my favorite was actually the spicy jokbal as the sauce was the perfect savory-sweetness that was quite addicting. Highly recommend if you want jokbal or bossam and I would definitely dine in next time!

Not only is this one of the best deals for the portion size in the area, but the flavor is also…read moreamazing. The sesame oil they were using was especially fragrant when we went. The kimchi that came with the bossam was one of our favorites. Everything was tasty.

Service a little slow but a good sign that there were a lot of Asian/ Koreans in the restaurant…read more Banchan was good and they brought out more without asking. We both ordered the stone bi bim bap $19.99. Lots of rice, barely any beef though. Other patrons were doing the BBQ grill which looked good - I think it was $65 but not sure if that was per person.

One of best jajang, jjamppong, tangsuyuk in seattle…read more We found this place randomly just because we feel like eating spicy ramen or any spicy noddle. This place is very similar to Paik Noddle in Bellevue, but we like this place better for so many different reason. The jjamppong broth is thicker and flavorful. The tangsuyuk portion is bigger. We order the combo A that has 3 of them for $54. Portion is big. You can upgrade to different jjamppong. They are all super friendly and nice. Food comes out fast. Restaurant is clean. Restrooms: 2 individual gender neutral restrooms Parking: free shared retail complex parking. Will totally come back again.

I stopped by on Sunday, just a few minutes before noon. The restaurant was empty. Just me :) Three…read morestaff members helped me today, and they were all very friendly, checking on me several times. The food was good, just like always :). I ordered Jjampong. I love everything; perhaps the octopus could be cooked a little longer to tenderize more. I love the crunchiness from it, and the crunchiness from the black mushroom too. Maybe the chef can find a way to achieve just enough tenderness while still being crunchy, which would be perfect. Another thing, my bowl looks burned on the edges. Kudos to all staff! I have noticed that they always work together seamlessly as a team. They communicate and clean the tables together in an efficient manner. Please keep up the great work!

I had an Amazing experience here! Loved the meat, came here many years ago and returned now, and we…read morelove it better!

Came here to try it out with my family (who loves korean bbq). They have both AYCE and non-AYCE…read moreoptions, though we opted for the all you can eat. They had plenty of seating and we were able to fit our group of 6 into a booth. While they only have one grill per table, when the fire is turned on, it is really high so things cook so quickly! They have a couple of different tiers of options, but my family loves galbi so we opted for the premium tier ($45). The mid tier (I believe $35) you can go serve yourself all of the meat, but the premium meats are brought out. We tried galbi, ribeye and scallops from the premium menu, which were all tasty (the galbi pieces were large and marinated well, ribeye was nice and red, and scallops while small, came in the shell). Most of the sides and meats are self service which is also nice. They have many different side dishes (including cheese corn!), different pickled veggies, garlic, lettuce, sauces, and the meats and some seafood like shrimp and squid were self serve including a nice cold meat refrigerator for the thin slices such as brisket and belly. They even have a hot bar that I didn't try with various fried foods. They also had oranges, and my favorite - a self serve soft serve ice cream station! Yum! There were also yogurt drinks at the end. It is a lovely place that I think it is mom and pop - we had a sweet lady as our server and she was nothing but smiles. Things can get busy so it took some time for our premium meats to come out but no worries as there were plenty of self serve things to eat while we were waiting. This is my favorite KBBQ place in the Lynnwood/Shoreline area so far, so will definitely be back!

this was nothing short of the greatest culinary experience of my life. likely the greatest korean…read morefood this side of the pacific. The decor and atmosphere was beautiful and the service was superb. Our waiter (tall/young asian male) was extremely helpful and devilishly handsome. 5/5 overall. I highly recommend!

RUN, don't walk to Hae-Nam! This is next-level Korean food that will make you happy and cry at the…read moresame time. You can tell a lot about a restaurant from the banchan it serves. This place doesn't have potato salad--that would be too pedestrian. Instead, you get pickled perilla leaves, pickled okra, pickled eggplant, pickled dried radish, and more. Also, my wife is vegan, and they had an entire vegan menu available, all ready to go. We used to live up in Shoreline and loved this place years ago. We were back in the neighborhood and decided to pop in on a whim. It is all spiffy and new and under new management. The owner and head chef was there, and she is a delightful lady. The service is top-notch, as her daughter was working there. The staff was very attentive. It feels less like eating at a restaurant and more like eating at your favorite Korean friend's mom's home after being spontaneously invited for dinner. The restaurant is meticulously clean and elegant, which makes you just want to eat. In fact, the food was so wonderful that I hardly spoke a word between moaning and eating. To cap off our meal, they provided this delicious cinnamon ginger drink to help settle our very full tummies. I wished the owner would come running out with packed banchan for me to take home, just to make sure I was eating well at home -- just like in those K-dramas. To sum this all up, this is food heaven. 감사합니다 to the Hae Nam and we cannot wait to come back and try more!