Kakinoki — Restaurant in Tokyo

Omoni was super nice and friendly. I was afraid of coming here due to possible language barrier as I am not too good at speaking japanese or korean but the lady was so nice and tried to do her best understanding me and my husband.

The food is so tasty and made with love. Truly felt like I visited Omoni's house and she made us a homemade meal full of love and care. We took the Yangnmyeon chicken home as we were super full but it was delicious and did not disappoint!

Do know, the menu is in japanese but google translate will help. There's two ground areas to eat and about three tables and a counter area with about 4 chairs. Perfect place for a small group or a date night.

We had the Buldaejiggae spice level was mild, enjoyable and delicious. She cooks the best authentic korean food in this area! Thank you, Omoni, for making us feel welcomed, comfortable, and loved.

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Small little spot. There was only one person working which was an old Korean lady ( I think ). Due to the Yokota AB Friendship Festival it wasn't busy so I would consider it lucky! There are paid parking and free ones.

Went in for Samgyupsal and a beef meal. The samgyupsal was definitely good :). I enjoyed it very much specially my favorite sauce sesame oil with salt.

I didn't get the typical Korean side dishes; I guess, it was a very slow day for the halmeoni. Overall, will come back again for some...

Local place that serves authentic Korean food. Close to Haijima/Seibu Line train station. There are about 6 tables with a gas cooker attached. Restaurant looks like a homey spot; possibly a older house transformed into a restaurant. Menu is only in Japanese so for expats get a translation app. The meal was delicious! Not sure of the times they are open but when I asked she (lady that owns the places)...