Black noodles, cutlet, seafood spicy soup and many other dishes taste great, service is good. The only thing is that if u sit closer to the entry door during winter, u feel cold everyone someone opens the door. read more

Arrived 20 min before closing to get a to go order for just myself but was turned away. I drove all the way there from 30 min away. Food may or may not be any good but this experience leaves a bad taste in your mouth. read more

I'm surprised I haven't reviewed this place yet. There was so much food between 6 of us and the dishes were huge. As far as korean goes, this place has a lot of flavor, options, and sheer quantity. You need to go with people to help with eating here. read more

New management, and they took it above and beyond. The donkatsu is amazing, and the size of my face. My face is huge, and it's not gonna get smaller eating here all the time. My new favorite Chinese/korean restaurant. read more

Very good spicy noodles. Reasonable price and large portions. Would recommend to anyone

You know the place has to be authentic when out of 12 tables over the Friday noon hour, only one (mine) was not filled with Korean customers. I saw multiple tables with 3 generations, from grandparents to babies, sitting down to happily enjoy a delicious meal. From the looks of it, the jia jiang myeon (noodles with black bean sauce), don katsu (breaded and fried pork cutlets served with curry sauce), and the spicy seafood noodle soup are their most popular signature dishes. There is even a combination special that you can order with full sized servings of these 3 dishes for $23, which is an awesome deal! I know everyone raves over the black bean noodle dish but for me it wasn't that special. The noodles do definitely have that nice chewy bite to them, but the black bean sauce with onions over top was a bit bland for my taste. Perhaps if the sauce contained meat and was spicier, like the Chinese version of the same named dish, I would have enjoyed it more. Or maybe I was just expecting the Chinese version; whatever the reason, while it wasn't bad, I would skip it on future visits. But the don katsu...OMG...it was the best!!! 3 huge pieces came on this gigantic platter, complete with a sweet savory curry sauce, white rice, and salad...SO GOOD! I love that curry sauce and would happily slurp a bowlful of it by itself. Yum! Finally, the seafood noodle dish is also great. A nice assortment of seafood in the bowl, including shrimp, squid, and mussels. I believe there were also some chunks of chicken in there. The broth is nicely spiced without being overly salty. My family of 5 ordered 5 dishes and the total only came to $44 and change, including tax. We could not finish all the food and ended up taking enough leftovers home that will suffice for 3 additional lunch portions. Service was very fast and attentive in the beginning when we arrived at 11:30a because we were the only ones in the restaurant but within half an hour, the place got very busy. Understandably, the waiter was busy attending to other customers and we sat around probably an extra 15 minutes waiting for our check and take out containers, but that was fine since we weren't in any rush. I saw some people go up to the cash register directly to pay to expedite the process. Despite the wait and simple service, I've got to give this place 5 stars based on the food alone. I wish there was a place like this close to where I live! read more

This place is the Bomb! I had one of the best orange chicken dishes here. Food is terrific and so is the service. Great I will be back.

Stopped by for lunch under the new owners. We waited for 10 or 15 minutes and nobody came to welcome us, even after walking halfway into the dining area. Koreans were getting seated. Finally I flagged down a waitress and asked if we could eat there and she looked confused and said yeah but it'll be 30 minutes, even though there was a table and no one waiting. Just terrible. Walked next door to another restaurant and was reminded that there are businesses that care about their customers. read more

My favorite Korean Chinese restaurant. I always end up ordering jjambong and they are delicious every time! Lots of seafood that I love and very spicy. My kids love don katsu and Jja jjang myun. These are not spicy dishes and they are very tasty. read more

A very special place. Hand made fresh noodles, not dried. The black bean sauce is also fresh and very tasty with each bite of onion and kimchi. Should be a staple in any household. Making pastry dough is not hard, most restaurants do not do it, this place does it!........ order the hand made Crab Rangoon, eat it with the kimchee....trust me a match made in heaven... Kimchi is also made in house. Some of the best anywhere...yes, truly. Some american guy was going on and on about how "awesome" the kimchi was at the table next to me. He had a few girlfriends, Chinese or Korean with him, I think they were embarrassed, but this dude loved their kimchi! I have tried almost all of the soup dishes....amazing and all very different. They also have a fried pork dish with a sweet and sour sauce, very tasty. Great servers, attentive, cute and one of the most beautifully designed noodle shops in the world, a very special place. Treat them well. A special shop and we want them here for years to come! read more

Whenever I'm craving jja jjang myun, this is my go to. I love it. It's simply done, but full of flavor. I like to pair it with the Korean fried chicken which is both sweet and spicy and just delicious. I have only dined in once and the rest have been takeout, but the service is always wonderful and if I had more time in my schedule, I would love to dine in and see what else they have to offer. read more

I was really excited to go here because my friend recommended this place and said it was amazing. First impression of this place was a wow. The place looked cozy and welcome. The staff welcomed my friend and I and sat us down I think my friend ordered something with seafood( I think the noodle) I ordered black bean noodles and tteokbokki And later some korean fried chicken with Sweet Chile sauce. The black bean noodles was delicious and saw why it was hyped and talked about The tteikbokki wasn't as good as I would have liked it to be. And then the chicken. I will never eat any fried chicken with sweet chili sauce ever again and here is why... I have never thrown up since I was 8 and let me tell you this I am 18 and I threw up after eating that chicken. It's been 10 years. I was fine before the chicken. I was talking and eating well but after I had a drumstick I started feeling little funny. I stopped eating and started telling my friend tht I felt like throwing up. It was a strange feeling and I just felt sweaty and not right. I could keep my eyes open cux I felt like I was gonna just vomit. I could look at the chicken. The smell of the chicken made me wanna Throw up. Then as I sat down I felt dizzy and felt the vomit coming up. I had to rush to the bathroom and boom it all came out. It was the worst experience ever and I did not like it. I felt sick and we left after that. It was a nice place it was just bad experience and the chicken wasn't as good as how I would imagine korean fried chicken to be... read more

Great service. Friendly staff and manager. Best spicy Korean noodle jambong I've had. Great fried pork cutlet as well. Generous portions for low price. I don't mind driving half an hour, and I hate driving. read more

Their combos are a really great deal! You can also do two orders of jjajangmyun instead of one jjajangmyun and one jjampong for the combos. The tangsooyook is really good and their kimchi is always really fresh which is how I tend to like kimchi (not too sour). They have other things on their menu as well which I haven't tried yet, but I will definitely come back to try them. The service is prompt and friendly without being overbearing at all. Only issue is the MSG in the food - MSG always makes me suuuuper sleepy, so I try to avoid eating it. read more

We came here and there were three tables filled. The rest were full of dirty dishes except for the one that didn't match the others. This was a medium oak table with four chairs that looked like it came out of someone's grandma's house. We waited for about 10 minutes and left. No one came to take our order for beverages, etc. read more

First I want to say this place is a two to three star at best restaurant. Four is absolutely generous. I got ddukbokgi (spicy rice cake) and it was so weird! The sauce tasted so strange. I wanted to gag every time I put a rice cake in my mouth. I also got their jjajangmyun (black bean noodles) and it was subpar... The noodles were hard and the sauce, also subpar. Man. But their ddukbokgi though, so bad... read more

Made a visit here during the holidays with my dad and boyfriend. We got the combination option (jjajangmyun, jjambbong, and tonkatsu) and it was perfect. I was impressed by the portion size because it fed the three of us comfortably which is surprising because we all have big appetites. I particularly loved the tonkatsu because of the curry sauce. It's been a while since eating it this way instead of the usual tonkatsu sauce, and I adored it. Can't wait to try other items on the menu in the future. read more

Went here on a whim after getting a hankering for a good noodle soup bowl and I've found nirvana. My son and I ordered the fried dumplings and we both had their Champong (seafood soup). I've been on a quest throughout Denver to find a place that served the best champong after my last favorite place closed down. So far this place is it. You get 3 shrimps, 3 mussels and a skimpy bit of squid and pork for about $9. That's not a bad price. What makes this so good is the flavors in the broth. Many of the other Denver places I tried (see some of my other postings for the detail) either had the wrong noodles or lacked the deep flavors in the broth, but Yong Gung seems to get this right. Someday I'll probably venture out and try something different from their menu but for now I'm just happy I've found my soup again. read more

Authentic Korean food. It's the first restaurant I tried out in Denver when I moved here. The only reason I gave 4 stars is because the owner/waitress are not very attentive with their customers. They were so into their Korean drama we were waiting for a long time to put our order in. And again, into the TV and no refills on water or small dishes. read more

Just got back from Yong Gung after our table ordered a couple bowls of the Jjambbong (spicy seafood and pork soup). The bowls are huge! One bowl looks like it can feed two people. Unfortunately, there is so little meat in it that it can barely count for one person. I think each of us got two small bites of pork, about 3 prawns with shells, and a few small strips of squid. The noodles were plenty, and the texture of them was good. Just wish the broth had some more spice and flavor to it. It was lacking in both. Additionally, the selection of kimchi that is brought to the table was very limited. I believe only 3 items plus a (hoisin?) sauce. The service and ambience were great. Very fast and attentive. The service gets 5 stars, but the food brings it to a solid 3. read more

Took advantage of the Havana St Week. Disappointed. First, service was poor. We were the only non asians in the restaurant. The menu doesnt indicate what else you received with an entree. My friend is allergic to shell fish. I asked what type of souyp and it was a seafood soup with shrimp. We were not offered tea, which is unusual in assian restaurants. When we left, I sked and was told "sorry they should have offered tea. We would not return to this restaurant because of poor service and quality of food was poor. read more

Busy wait staff-Food was awesome! Haven't had Korean food in a while so enjoyed the atmosphere. Definitely would recommend and come back. Large portions for reasonable prices. read more

I thought of trying this place again. Yesterday my family and I went for lunch. It was a good experience. The service was very good. The food I thought came out fast. The place was pretty packed. I saw two people working on the floor but did a good job keeping up. I noticed few changes like the wall. It has pictures of the meal and a number so it is easy to see and order. There were different people working there since last time I visited. Mom wants to go again today for lunch. read more

great food. this is the first time visit, the spicy rice cake and spicy seafood noodles are awesome! Great price with great food.

Some serious next level spicy fried chicken. I will have dreams about it. It's unreal. The Duk boki was great. I will be excited to come back and try more stuff read more

Coming to Denver from California I really miss great Korean (and Asian food in general). I had trouble finding a place that serves jajangmyeon and tangsuyuk. Found this place and wasn't disappointed at all. Sure I've had better, but it's still really good, and in Denver it can be hard to find great authentic Asian food sometimes. read more

The food was good, but what made me give good full 5 stars was the service! The service was amazing!!! My food came in about 5 mins!! 5 Mins!!! I was surprised how fast it was.. Then the lady that works there was super friendly and hilarious!! She made sure that everything was okay and even joked about the little things with me and my mom.. It was great!! That ahjumonni needs to get a prize for Best Service :D read more

My sister planned on taking me elsewhere for Korean style Chinese food, but it was closed so we came to this place. The decor was clean and we were greeted by the friendly staff. We arrived during lunch time so it was pretty full, but we didn't have to wait to be seated. The menu wasn't too big and I actually liked the simplicity of it. We ordered the typical Korean style Chinese food: jjajang myeon(black bean noodles), tang su yook(sweet and sour pork), and tonkatsu(Japanese cuisine). The noodles were delicious, but we found hair in it. When we told our server, she apologized and let us know they'd prepare another one. Tang su yook was crispy and good too. Tonkatsu was good and the pork was very tender. However, they had their own sauce which has curry in it. I thought it was really good, but I'd you like the traditional sauce, you may not like it. I'd definitely come back to eat here again! read more

The Yong Gung restaurant is simply magnificent. I live in Colorado Springs and I have to drive 1 hour to arrive to this restaurant, but I have to say, it is most definitely worth the wait. First off, the prices are very low for the quality of the food. The staff is very polite and well mannered and the music is at a perfect setting; not too loud, not too quiet. Now on to the food, without a doubt the best part. I truly don't know where to begin. The Don Katsu, my favorite dish, is served with a nice side of salad and one scoop of rice. The price is unbelievably low and chef creates you a generously big slice of meat. The sauce on the side is sweet, but not too sweet and tastes spectacular. This is just one example of their many dishes. I encourage anyone to eat here we there you are white, black, or asian. Simply one of the most wonderful restaurants I have ever eaten at. Low price, near perfect food and polite staff. Brilliant Restaurant! read more

Terrible service!!! Food wasn't bad, but hope they realize that taste isn't everything to a restaurant. The waiter looked like he didn't even want work there! Asked for a wifi password and he simply said that there is no wifi there when I clearly have used their wifi before! I just wanted to keep my daughter entertained while I ate. He also gave me the check before I finished eating!!! Haven't felt this bad in a while!! It's not that they super busy either. Food isn't bad, but if don't like having bad experiences at a restaurant you should avoid this one. read more