Tonnuri Korean Restaurant — Restaurant in Tokyo

I was craving for samgyetan but I was disappointed to know they only serve nabe (hotpot) for at least two people (unless you are willing to eat and pay for one serving). But the staff recommended me a different dish which is exactly what I was looking for, lightly-seasoned but savory soup - komtan soup with rice. The free side dish tasted great as well. I hope they can serve other dishes for only one person (half-chicken samgyetan etc.). Prices were reasonable and the service was...

한국인 남자 직원 태도가 너무 불친절하고 서비스도 엉망이었습니다. 들어가자마자 '어서 오세요' 같은 기본적인 인사도 없이 대뜸 '마감 주문인데요'라고 하더군요. 특히, 실제 마감 시간이 22시였음에도 불구하고 21시반 이라고 거짓말을 했습니다. 게다가 21시전에는 음악을 꺼서 대놓고 나가라는 분위기를 만들었고, 전혀 손님을 존중하는 느낌이 없었고, 아무에게도 추천하지 않습니다. 기분 좋게 밥 먹고싶다면 제발 가지마세요. 그리고 그딴 식으로 행동한다면 제발 해외 나오지마세요, 나라망신입니다.

A Korean male staff was incredibly rude, and the service was terrible. As soon as I walked in, they didn’t even bother to say "Welcome"—instead, they just said, "It's last order" in a dismissive way. On top of that, in fact, the real closing time was 10:00 PM, but he lied and said it was 9:30 PM. Additionally, he started turning off the music just 10minutes after we sat the seat(like before 9 PM), creating an obvious atmosphere of trying to get us to leave. We ate them up in a hurry like within 20minutes, there was absolutely no respect for customers, and I have no intention of going back. I would never recommend this place to...

There is no English on the menu, BUT! There are pictures for everything.

Google translate can handle most of it and the alcohol menu.

Take the elevator to the 3rd floor and the restaurant should be right in front of you.

You tell the server how many you have and get seated.

After being seated, call the server over and order what you want.

Pay...