We got some food to-go. The galbi chicken and jjangmyeon was pretty good, not quite as good as paik's in the next plaza but far from the worst: The only issue was the ordering kiosk was kind of busted and we had to wait 35 minutes for two items. But these things don't really take away from the main purpose of going to a restaurant, to eat food. read more

Ttobongee, what gives? This used to be my/family's go-to Korean fried chicken spot. It pains me PAINS me to give them such a low score. I'm not sure what happened but the quality of the chicken has gone down and their customer service is just not it. Is there new ownership because what gives? A year ago, Ttobongee was our favorite, even friends and coworkers would rave about it. We recently got take out (as we usually do) and after waiting the pick up time, we wondered why we didn't get a text confirmation as they usually do. Walked in, and the food service man said someone "must have took" our order. The only order available was a whole chicken. Nope, we usually get their mix chicken wings/drums order. So we waited another 20 minutes, and we wish we would've gotten our refund and gone to get something that would've taken less time as we were in a rush. Long story short, he walked out and waved over at us from the front door to pick it up. So we had to go back in to get the order. Without an apology of inconvenience, here's a free order of pickled radish (also did their radish size drastically get smaller), or anything. It was wild. The chicken flavors are still good, I gotta admit. But the chicken itself had some empty spots on the bone. Just...it didn't seem like quality was as good as it used to be. We sadly lamented that we'll have to find our new fave Korean fried chicken spot. Ttobongee, it's been a good run. RIP my friend. read more

Ttobongee Chicken - Fried drums... - Korean Near Me - Santa Clara, California

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Very professional, and the food is very nice. The half and half combo goes rlly well together I recommend it

the best fried chicken i have ever had, i can not lie they are very attentive so 10/10 service the ambience of the restaurant is very chill and everyone looks like they're having a great time w friends and family they give you gloves and trash bins so you don't get your hands dirty i recommend coming here with 3-4 people because my friend and i were full after 2 bites and we had to to-go it. their portions are very big so keep that in mind. do NOT order with your eyes, i made that mistake lol parking can get difficult when you come around the hours of 6-8pm. read more

Ttobongee Chicken - 4. Soy Sauce and Garlic Chicken Wings 6. Gal Bi Chicken Wings - Korean Near Me - Santa Clara, California

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We were at the dessert cafe and then noted that they were open so we stopped by for some Korean Fried Chicken. A small hole in a wall restaurant that is L shaped. Two laminated menus provided - one for random things, and another for fried chicken. Half order of the boneless crispy fried chicken - Surprisingly delicious. I do wish there was a tad bit less breading but that's just me. Very well seasoned and the chicken was juicy. Bean noodles - My husband likes this and ordered it. I am neutral and have tried ones I liked and others that I don't. Noodles cooked perfectly and their sauce isn't overly sweet which I dislike. You get a good quantity for sharing. We were given 3 finger gloves and a small trash can for bones (we ordered boneless). They have a robot that brings the food but the server drops the food on your table. A pleasant surprise. We were satisfied. read more

Ttobongee Chicken - Korean Near Me - Santa Clara, California

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chicken and jjajangmyeon were good but i wouldn't recommend the tteokbokki. didn't have a lot of rice cakes read more

Ttobongee Chicken - 1. Ttobongee Chicken Drums 10. Dduk Bok Gi - Korean Near Me - Santa Clara, California

We came on a weekend around prime dinner time, 6pm ish, and were able to get a table for 7 without a wait. Plaza is quite busy but we got lucky with parking, since Sul bing is in the same plaza. Food we ordered: - Jjajangmyun -- sauce was more of a gravy like texture and noodles are quite qq, with good amounts of shredded meat and the rest of the chopped onions and cabbage. We got the large portion, good to feed 3 people. - Half and half original and yang nyum chicken -- loved the yang nyum (sweet Korean chili) sauce! Not too spicy but has a kick, a bit sticky and sweet and so crunchy! They give each table gloves and scissors so you've got the option to dig in or keep your hands clean. Overall, would come back for the fried chicken, especially if craving jjajangmyun at the same time. read more

Ttobongee Chicken - 1. Ttobongee Chicken Combo 2. Yang Nyum Chicken Combo - Korean Near Me - Santa Clara, California

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Stopped in here so preggy DIL who just flew in with son could get some noodles and KFC. We arrived at 1:19pm and was told they would close at 2:30 and they asked if that was okay. We said sure. We order the combination no. 5 which was half ja jeung mein and half spicy seafood noodle. We also ordered half soy sauce and garlic wings and half green onion chicken wings. Combo No. 5 5/5: The noodles had a great chew and the sauce was on the ja jeung mein was nice and thick. The seafood noodles didn't seem to have the same chew but maybe the broth made it different? Good seafood flavor with a kick of spice and a decent amount of seafood. Soy sauce and garlic wings 4/5: I liked it initially and what a bit of a kick. Kind of more like a slightly wet dry rub if that is possible. Green onion chicken wings 5/5: I liked this way more than the soy sauce and garlic because it had a sweetness to it. I was intimidated by all the green onions on top but it made for nice sweet and savory combo. I am craving more already! We didn't get the robot server which was disappointing but maybe it was because it was so late. Pro tip: I ate the radishes at the end and I was disappointed that I didn't eat them between bites of the spicy chicken to cool my mouth! Also, ask for an apron if you don't want to have soup splattered on your clothes! I put one on just in case and at the end of my meal saw a splatter of red soup. Yikes! Glad I didn't get that on my shirt! The server was not kidding when she said they wanted us out by 2:30. I thought they would finish serving and have us pay the bill by then but she pretty much cleaned up our table as we were eating. It was obvious she wanted us to leave. Hahahah. I will be back but will try to get there earlier so I can enjoy the meal and not scarf it down and rush out the door. Or maybe I'll go to the one in Pleasanton next time! read more

Price up, portions way down Been going here since the opening. It's been me and my friend's go-to Friday night dinner, frequent lunch dates. I understand. Inflation. It's ok to raise the price. Cost is up of course. But the portion shouldn't go down if you raise the price. Just utterly feeling betrayed by an old friend. I'm not sure if we'll be coming back. Just so sad. read more

Honestly not the greatest Korean fried chicken. They are marketed as less greasy because the batter is thin, but I do think that takes away from the flavor and overall experience. Additionally unfortunately service was not the greatest, our waiter did not seem at all interested in helping us and when he stepped away when taking our order when we were deciding on a flavor for the chicken, it took quite some time to flag him down again to place the order. Food took about 20-30 min to come out (which I get because they need to actually fry the chicken fresh), but just be aware of the time it takes. Plus sides were that there were plenty of crunchy radishes, and also the jajangmyeon was not bad! read more

Ttobongee Chicken - Jjajangmyeon + 3. Half and Half Chicken Combo - Korean Near Me - Santa Clara, California

The food was okay not the best, and the device was average. I wouldn't come back here for Korean food. read more

Ttobongee Chicken - Korean Near Me - Santa Clara, California

Wow! One of the best Korean fried chicken places I've tried lately. The must orders are the yang nyum and suddok suddok. The yang nyum was the perfect amount of spice and extremely crunchy. The suddok suddok was addicting! The rice cakes were fried and crispy to perfection and the little sausages were delicious. I would definitely come back! It's a pretty small place, but we only waited about 10 minutes on an Friday during dinner. The service was super quick and friendly. read more

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We came here for an early dinner, and my husband and I had a half portion of the yang nyum chicken---YUM! We have plenty to take home. We also ordered seafood jajangmyun which was very yummy. The ambience is very casual. The service by Kyle was excellent! If you're looking for a quick bite to eat and are in the area, this is a good choice. We will be back. read more

FOOD: Yang nyum and soy sauce and garlic chicken: Yang nyum was a sweet spicy chili sauce, more on the sweet side whereas the soy sauce and garlic was mainly soy sauce flavor. We couldn't really taste any garlic. The wings were moist, but not crispy. Soddok soddok: comes with 2 skewers of rice cakes and sausage. The sausage was good and the rice cakes were chewy, but I wish they used the thicker rice cakes instead of the thinner ones that are used in tteokbokki. The sauce is similar in taste to the yang nyum sauce but thicker. SERVICE: Service was pretty much nonexistent. The front seemed to be run by only the owner and one other employee. Nobody checked in on us or offered to refill our empty water cups. We saw some customers have gloves, but the owner and worker were so busy that we just grabbed our own gloves. MISC: The layout of the restaurant is also pretty confusing. We ordered on the screen, and it asked us what table we were seated at, so we knew to seat ourselves. However, when it got closer to dinner rush, customers came in and weren't sure if they should order on the screen or wait to be seated. Some people wrote their names on a list, but the worker and owner didn't appear to use the list, and just sat people who were waiting for a table. There are paper menus if you don't want to order on the screen, but it seemed like you had to wait to get seated if you did it that way. I prefer my fried chicken to be crispy, so I probably wouldn't come back for the fried chicken. A lot of people seemed to be ordering the half jjamppong and half jajamyung so I'd probably come back to try that. As far as I know, this is the only place nearby me that offers a half half option of jjamppong and black bean noodles, so that's pretty enticing. read more

Ttobongee Chicken - Soodduk soodduk - Korean Near Me - Santa Clara, California

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This spot is overrated! Walking in the restaurant 6/22 Sunday there's smell a chemical, like a paint fumes. We ignored it because we want to try the place. The waiter was about to give our seat to Korean family of 4 and we told them that we are supposedly the next guest in the list. He then corrected his action and allowed us to seat instead. When he put the cups and plate he did is with by dropping them in the table (making a sounds) for me it's like giving us an attitude. Then our table get the free white daikon pickles while other table gets the white and yellow daikon pickles. When our food came in the sticky rice is not great for the price we paid, other is a lot taster. The chicken is extremely spicy and looking at the menu it's supposedly to be 2 1/2 hot level but it felt like 5 for us. Driving to Santa Clara is not worth it. read more

Ttobongee Chicken - 4. Soy Sauce and Garlic Chicken Combo - Korean Near Me - Santa Clara, California

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Food is bomb Service is ok when not busy it get gets crazy but they got a cool robot that delivers food fried rice on point for sure a must to come and get the drum sticks so good jalapeño flavor is smacking . And the portions are great please come by. read more

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Best place for korean friend chicken in the bay. The chicken is perfectly breaded and always made fresh to order. We come here almost every time we're craving korean fried chicken and never been disappointed, food quality wise. Our favorites are the crispy fried chicken, jalapeño mayo and the green onion. Portion sizes are huge as well. 1 full chicken should be more than enough for 2. One thing to note is that parking may be limited due to sulbing that opened across. Also expect 20+min wait for the food as each order is made fresh. read more

Ttobongee Chicken - 5. Green Onion Chicken Boneless - Korean Near Me - Santa Clara, California

Literally the best Korean fried chicken I've ever had in the Bay Area. I don't think I can see fried chicken the same again. I ordered "The Crispy Chicken" and it was soooo good! The skin was crispy and not too oily and the chicken was incredibly JUICY. I'd come back again in a heart beat! ***5/5 Crispy!!! ***6/5 Juicy!!! read more

Ttobongee Chicken - The crispy chicken (10/10!!!) p.s. I got so impatient and took a bite of it while I was in the car - Korean Near Me - Santa Clara, California

I am absolutely sad to say that I really did not like the Korean fried chicken from this spot. I had someone recommend it to me and I was really surprised to not like it. I ordered Soy Garlic chicken which did not have the soy garlic flavor. The chicken flavor was very flat and just a bit spicy. The chicken was not crispy and was rather on the soggy. I don't recommend getting their chicken. read more

Ttobongee Chicken - Korean Near Me - Santa Clara, California

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My kids love their fried chicken, and they even choose to eat here for their birthdays. We have tried many of their different chicken options, but we always end up coming back to the Ttobongee chicken. It is the best. read more

The good: Do you ever catch yourself craving Korean chicken wings because you watched too many episodes of Youtube's Korean Englishmen? No? Me neither. I came here and got the jalapeño half size drumsticks. There were tons of flavor options. Most are spicy. The wings were shiny, glistening and looked delicious. They had a good amount of meat on them. The texture was great. The bad: I came on a Saturday night and they ran out of wings. They had drumsticks only. When I entered the shop no one greeted me or asked me anything. The wings were spicier than I could handle so my husband ate most of them. There's no outside dining. The interesting: The sauce, like most Korean sauces, is very sweet and sticky. It took around 20 minutes for the order to be complete. There are other restaurants in California with this name but I am unsure if they're the same restaurant. read more

Ttobongee Chicken - 8. Jalapeno Chicken Drums - Korean Near Me - Santa Clara, California

Close to the classic Korean chicken style!! All flavors are good~ And surprise, the jjajang noodles and the sweet sour pork is DELISH here! Highly recommend! read more

Slow service, seated for 40 min and still no food, not like the restaurant was busy inside either, the server came up with some lame excuse about having a lot of online orders, so what about the indoor diners, then customers that came after us got their food orders before us, the server again came up to us now saying that they lost our order ticket, our patience has ran out, only recommend this place to your enemies that you plan to slowly starve them to death, that being said there are so many better options out there. read more

Korean fried chicken craving satisfied! Of the different options of restaurants serving kfc on El Camino, I gotta say this one is a new favorite. Their wings are crunchy, juicy, and delectable without compromising the meat of the wings and drums. I ordered their #3 which is half original and half yang nyum. It's really delicious and ever better with a cold beer! I also ordered the sodduk sodduk, two skewers of rice cakes and sausages lathered with a sweet and spicy gochujang sauce. I will say the size of the flats were tiny in comparison to drums. The drumsticks are fairly large and comparable to Bonchon. You can choose from wings only, drums only, or a combination of both. Their menu also breaks down how many of each you'll get. I ordered to-go and I didn't get those cool three-finger gloves, but I'm sure they'd give some if I asked. The sodduk sodduk also didn't come with shrimp chips like I saw in some photos. The restaurant itself is new and clean, kpop music shows playing on the screens, and about a 20 min wait for my order to be ready. read more

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Second time coming here because I remember enjoying the food last time, and the food was just as good as I remembered. We came here on a weeknight so it wasn't busy, and the service was quick and friendly. There is a parking lot outside so it was easy to get a spot. We ordered half & half combos of the gal bi and yang nyum chicken and the half & half of fried rice and jja jang myun (black bean noodles). They give you three-finger gloves and a bone bucket, which I thought was really convenient and mess-free. All of the dishes come with great complimentary sides. The fried rice and jja jang myung had a side of jjam pong (seafood soup), yellow radish, onions, and bean paste. The chicken comes with shrimp chips and radish. The fried rice was nothing special, tastes like the average fried rice you get at most restaurants, and the jja jang myun was maybe a little too sweet for me but still good. I don't think I'd pair eating it with fried chicken though, personally. The jjam pong was great, it had shrimp, octopus, and the broth had such a strong shrimp flavor which was delicious. The fried chicken was super crispy and hot! I liked the wings over the drums because they seemed a little crispier. The yang nyum flavor tastes kinda like sweet&sour sauce.... without the sour, and the gal bi was the perfect balance between sweet and savory. The total was around $60 before tip, and we had plenty of leftovers to bring home. This place has great Korean fried chicken compared to others I've tried, and their other entrees are also very good. Definitely a top pick when I'm craving Korean fried chicken. read more

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Pretty solid Korean fried chicken joint with standard fixings and nice dining amenities for wing-eating. Of the wing flavors we tried, things seem a bit on the milder side and weren't terribly extraordinary, but textures were solid with a nice crispy/crunchy exterior and very moist chicken. Parking was straightforward with a dedicated strip lot and lots of spots open. Interior seating only, with mostly back-to-back style seating arrangements. Options for take out / QR code ordering, as this was the main way they took orders (tables have their own QR code too). Service was generally solid, with niceties like a metal bone bucket and disposable three-finger-gloves. Though the main FOH staff member was pretty busy, he still got us water refills readily without prompting. He did forget our radishes until prompted though, so good to double check on this. We settled on their "Half and Half" with mixed wings and drumsticks (it'd seem due to shortages there was no wings only or boneless options). We opted to have an additional sauce as the original style seemed to be sauce-less, so we got one order of their 'green onion' sauce (+$1.50). For the record: green onion sauce = horseradish/mustard, and it's not too much for dunking purposes, as it was only just kind of enough to flavor the wings. To Ttobongee's credit, the chicken came out blistering hot and freshly fried without too much of a wait (too hot to handle on the insides!). Chicken was nice and crispy without too thick of a batter outside and quite moist on the inside. Flavors were good, but needed more oomph as the Yang Nyum sauce wasn't very sweet or spicy. Original signature style was basically sans sauce, so the mustard sauce came in handy for that as it was rather bare otherwise. The little fried crisps were quite tasty and complemented the fried goodies well when dipped in the yang nyum sauce. read more

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Previously I said bb.q Chicken at Apple Park was the best Korean Fried Chicken in the Bay Area. But I think either Ttobongee is the new king or it's a tie. Recently I was watching a Kdrama and Ttobongee product placed their chicken in it and convinced me to try their thinner batter chicken. Nice product placement though it doesn't matter how many times Subway does product placement, I won't go. :-) At Ttobongee we ordered: Ttobongee Chicken - half, wings and drums Yang Nyum Chicken - half, drums Crispy Chicken - half, wings Jja Jang Myun - double It was a pleasant surprise that a chicken place had Jja Jang Myun which was pretty good. All three chickens were very good. Two people liked the Yang Nyum the best and one person liked the Crispy the best. Overall, considering the quality of the fried chicken and the variety on the menu I think we may have found our new favorite Korean Fried Chicken establishment. read more

Parking in this plaza is chaotic and can be hard to find once the sun starts to set. The restaurant itself only has a handful of tables so the wait can get long, but I think the longest i had to wait was ~45 minutes at around 6:30pm on a Friday night. I like the chicken here because it's super crunchy but still juicy. I've tried boneless and the combo, I always prefer the combo but the boneless pieces are still pretty big and juicy. We normally get the yangnyum and the crispy. Their chicken is probably in my top 5 list. We've also tried their tteokbokki but it's not note worthy, id skip it. read more

Tried the Yang Nyum chicken with sweet and Korean chili sauce, it was my favorite, just the perfect sweetness and spiciness, good flavor and generous glaze, made with juicy darkmeat chicken.  Also tried the Soy Sauce and Garlic chicken, which yes was spicy as warned, but it wasn't too spicy that I couldn't handle it... and I usually can't handle spicy food. For those that like hot sauce and spicy peppers, this is probably perfect. Again good flavor, but these were a bit lacking in sauce compared to the Yang Nyum. I ordered by phone and the wait was quoted 20 minutes. They have plaza parking shared with other businesses, which was quite full on a Monday evening. The restaurant is modern and clean with some indoor seating available. Service was quick and efficient, just the way I like it (mainly cuz I was in a hurry). Overall, this is a great option if you're looking for good Korean fried chicken. read more

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Ttobongee had been popping up on my Yelp as a recommended business for a while and as soon as I scrolled through the pictures, I knew I had to give them a try. For under $60, I ordered their half & half (ttobongee original fried chicken and yang nyum [sweet with Korean chili]) chicken, sodduk sodduk, jab chae, and shrimp chips. I also ordered 2 sides of mustard and spicy sauce. The portions were huge (we had been snacking on the box of shrimp chips for 3 days before we finally finished it) and everything was delicious. I really enjoyed the quality of the chicken and how perfectly it was fried. Even though the sweet and spicy sauce drenched the chicken, it was still crispy and made everything moist and flavorful. The sodduk sodduk had Korean street food vibes and the sausages complimented the rice cakes well. I probably won't order the jab chae again just because there wasn't much veggies or chicken and the noodles eventually all stuck together into a big mess, but it was yummy while it lasted. Highly recommend the shrimp chips- they stayed fresh for days! My only real complaint was how long the order took. The person who took our order was very nice and I saw him check our order a few times to make sure it was accurate. But we were told it would take 25 minutes for take out (we ordered at the register). We strolled around the plaza and the plaza next door, got boba, and then walked back to get our order, but we ended up waiting inside for an additional 20 minutes, making the total wait time around 45 minutes. By the time we received our food, the two tables that got seated when we came back the second time already got their food and had already started eating. It was so long and I was pretty hangry when we left. Overall, food is excellent, 5/5. But speed of service deserves a 1/5 stars. read more

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Got the Sodduk Sodduk to-go and it was delicious! A comforting snack. Also got the Yang Nyum Chicken and I really liked it. Flavorful and not too spicy. They also provided some radish on the side. Which added a refreshing crunch. The server was friendly and the space was clean too. Would come back again :) read more

Ttobongee Chicken - Sodduck Soduck to-go. One serving came with two skewers. yum! - Korean Near Me - Santa Clara, California

Ttobongee is the fried chicken spot that's so good, you almost want to keep to yourself how good this place is. We came by on a Saturday evening with a couple of friends and shared a full combo plate of the maip dak fried chicken, Yang nyum fried chicken, and japchae. Let's start off with the japchae which was standard. You can get this japchae pretty much any place. The chicken however was fantastic. The fried chicken comes out super crispy on the skin and none of the sauces are overwhelming. The maip dak comes very spicy but something our group was expecting. The Yang nyum was a bit on the sweeter side which was really nice. All the fried chicken comes with shrimp chips too which was a bit different from other fried chicken places. The service though was a bit slow. After eating really spicy chicken, we were dying of thirst and the water refills weren't coming at all. The price of the chicken was also on the higher end side but it's well worth it. Overall, I'd definitely come back again. I love eating fried chicken and this place has become a staple of places I'd order out from if I'm ever in the mood for wings. read more

Ttobongee Chicken - 2. Yang Nyum Chicken Combo - Korean Near Me - Santa Clara, California

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I'm not one to ever, ever seek out fried chicken. I'm never satisfied or enjoy eating fried chicken, but my friend who loves fried chicken was craving it today, so I said I'd try out his favorite place. We got the half/half combo (~$30) and some jjajangmyun ($8). The original chicken is my favorite! The skin is fried so well--light and crispy, not overly oily at all--and the chicken isn't stringy or dry at all (the main reason I don't like chicken), but here at Ttobongee, it's so juicy I forget that's how real fried chicken is supposed to be like. The other flavor in the combo is sweet & spicy, also really good, but not as good as the original in my opinion (again, take it from someone who doesn't eat fried chicken pretty much at all). Jjajangmyun: for the price point, it meets expectations. It's not hand-pulled noodles made with love; texture of noodles is like Asian spaghetti, but the jjajang is actually pretty good! I like Paik's noodle's jjajangmyun, and this place made their jjajang well enough that I'd come here for it if i couldn't go to Paik's! Overall, If you want to try real fried chicken (not Bon Chon or Von's), this is the place to go! read more

Ttobongee Chicken - 1. Ttobongee Chicken Combo - Korean Near Me - Santa Clara, California

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Been coming back regularly since our first review and this place is so consistently good, its become our fave korean fried chicken in the bay hands down. The jalapeno mayo and the extra crispy chicken are the best we've tried here, but you really can't go wrong. Always piping hot, seasoned perfectly, and portions are 10/10. Love the little finger gloves they give you to eat as well. read more

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Such a great spot! Chicken was excellent and delivered promptly. Service as also great, very attentive and helpful staff. even though it was very busy the staff was still very polite and responsive. . Love the atmosphere also, so nice, quiet and very clean restaurant. I especially loved that they provided gloves for the meal because it can be so messy! We left clean and satisfied. read more

Came at Saturday evening and took forever to get foods. They have a priority in togo or online order more. Don't use for dine in.

The fried chicken is amazing. Recommend! I usually get take out, so I can't comment on the service too much, but we haven't had any complaints when we ate in-restaurant. Restaurant has pub-like vibes, which I enjoy. read more

Tasty-wise, I personally think this place is the best Korean chicken place in santa clara read more

Ttobongee Chicken - 2. Yang Nyum Chicken Combo - Korean Near Me - Santa Clara, California

I usually avoid writing negative reviews because I genuinely feel for small businesses, but I felt it was important to share this one so others are aware of the service before deciding to visit. The customer service here is awful, and I would not recommend this restaurant. My family, visiting from out of town, wanted to dine here on December 22, but we live over 30 minutes away, so we called ahead to ask if 7:30 pm was a good time to arrive, since they close at 8 pm. We were told it would be fine. When we got there, they refused to serve us, claiming they close at 7:45 pm, even though their Yelp page clearly states 8 pm, and it wasn't even busy (there were only 2 tables of people eating there), AND MOST importantly we had called in advance asking if it was ok to come at 7:30. The waiter and waitress both started making excuses such as that the food takes over 25 minutes to cook, making it "impossible" for us to eat there, which seems excessive. While I TOTALLY understand they may not have wanted to serve us late, they should have informed us of this when we called BEFORE we made the 30 min trip to the restaurant. ALSO, they weren't apologetic or remorseful of telling us something different on the phone. They seemed annoyed/frustrated at us and actually walked away while we were talking to them - super disrespectful!! Be cautious before coming to this location. I hope the owner is aware that their staff is closing the restaurant early out of laziness. read more

I have been visited for many years but I see the amount of noodles has been dramatically reduced for Udons and Zambong. Disappointed