We lined up 30 minutes before opening and barely made it in for the first lunch seating. Service was great, although they forgot about a drink we ordered (but it didn't show up on the bill either).
I was really craving some good perilla noodles after having some in Seoul last year and this was the place I kept seeing recommended for them. Unfortunately, the perilla noodles ($22) were a disappointment because they were drowned in a sweet sauce that overpowered any subtle flavor of perilla. They were good, but not what I was looking for. The portion size felt big enough for at least two people, if not three.
The jeon pancake ($25) with chives and prawns was delicious and the crispiest jeon I've ever had. Highly recommend.
The banchan, bibimbap, and pork soup were all solid. read more