A set menu which you are likely to order here will come with bibimbap with a variety of kimchi, interesting items like burdock root and acorn jelly, etc. You also get a soup, either kimchi jiiggae or dobanjang I think. Anyway, if you want bulgogi this is what we found was beta to try in the area. Bulgogi here is less sweet and marinated, more like a note in the dish as opposed to a saucey, caramelized finish on your meal. The service was friendly, English is not on the menu but they are helpful and can guide you through the options. Would recommend have like Google translate or papago to make yourself have a quick ordering experience. Funny enough, there were a lot of foreigners here aside from that fact myself...
Read moreThere are not enough compliments to let people know how good the food was here. We came across this place because we were hungry and wanted meat dishes and were in the area. So glad we went because the food was delicious and the quality was noticeable. It's away from major tourist sections and there were mostly locals which is typically a good sign. Service was great and they took the time to ask if we understood the menu and explained the options for the sets. We will be returning again soon. I wanted to gatekeep this place but the food is too good...
Read moreA solid, reasonably-priced option with friendly staff willing to explain things in English (menus Korean only, use translation apps) and an entirely Korean clientele.
We got the bulgogi set for 17,000/person which was a huge amount of food - includes braised bulgogi cooked on the in-table induction as part of DIY bibimbap (rice, fried egg, vegetables, 6 assorted banchan, perilla and lettuce wraps, raw garlic) and your choice of stews. We were very happy with the kimchi stew.
Note restaurant is up the outdoor set of stairs at the end of...
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