Great place for korean food. This is not a korean bbq place, they serve other korean classics…read more There's a couple menu items where it seems like they're always sold out no matter what time or day I go, so that's disappointing but otherwise they have lots of other options to order. For appetizers I get the kimchi pancake (although it's huge and you can order it for an entree) or japchae.For entree ,I like getting the Sullungtang/Seoullongtang soup or spicy pork bulgogi donburi. The donburi comes in stone pot so the food comes out sizzling hot. If you order an entree it comes with complimentary side dishes that they also refill. The waiter is also nice and attentive. The tables and inside bathroom are also always clean.

Service and food are good, but doesn't really stand out compared to others. Galbi was great, prices…read moreare very high. Tons of Korean options out here, gotta try them all to see which is best. Mid-tier ranking for now with good service though. Ambiance is classic home vibes.

Was very excited to finally sit down and try Laotian food. I've had bits here and there at food…read moretrucks/stands, but this felt very official lol. On a weekend lunchtime, the place was super empty. Servers were friendly and attentive too. For food, we ordered the Thai iced tea, papaya salad, the Lao sausage, Khao poon, and nam Khao. Thai iced tea was sweet, but I could very much taste the tea flavor, it was refreshing. The Lao style papaya salad is extremely fishy and shrimpy but super umami and tasty. The little baby crab legs are a fun surprise too haha. Lao sausage had a satisfyingly crunchy skin, and the sausage inside was flavorful. Khao poon big flavor and yum too. The pork rib pieces did smell a bit though which I wasn't a huge fan of, but didn't deter me that much. Nam Khao was definitely the standout dish for me. I love fried rice with ginger, so this really hit the spot. Add in the crunch of the charred bits of rice, the slight chew from the rice itself, and the umami from the fish sauce. Omg. Wrapping it in lettuce can get a bit messy but it's so good in lettuce too Overall wowow. Portions are really big too, so we had a ton of leftovers to bring home. And I'll be dreaming about the food here for awhile haha

Came in at around 12 looking for a Pad Thai fix. Inside is spacious with booth seating for the…read morewindows. Crab Delight: The rangoons came out a smidge oily and on the warm side, but the filling was *delightful*--cream cheese has that bit of sweetness. In terms of crab-to-cream-cheese ratio, I couldn't make out any meat. The wrapper is airy and crispy which made each bite satisfactory. The sweet chili they use is the runny kind--not a complaint, just an observation. Pad Thai: Has that bold sweet & sour flavor but not too much where it's kicking your throat when you inhale it. I went with a 4/5 spice and it was indeed spicy. Sai Ooua: Don't know how to pronounce that, but I do know this sausage was hearty. I wonder if I could ask them to not cut it because the skin had a nice snap. Thai Tea: Very pleasant. Since it was an hour after opening, service was prompt.