The beef flavoured noodle soup has a taste that reflects its smokey cooking style, with a rich and flavourful taste that will leave you wanting to come back for more. The soup appears thick but is not heavy, not over-bearingly meaty. Done so well, I wish I could ask for the recipe. There are only 5 items on the menu for a reason, with the soup noodles (kal-guksu) being the most popular. At just 11000won (~AUD$12) it’s an amazing meal at very reasonable price. Be warned - expect to be asked for your order and to pay in advance before being seated. Also, expect long waiting queues (1-2 people line up at the front; groups of 3 or more are asked to walk around to the back of the building to line up, and you will only be let in once all your guests have arrived and are counted for!!) The kimchi here is a specialty - it is garlic infused, but extra spicy. After enjoying the soup for its amazing taste, try adding some of the kimchi to the soup as it will change the flavour to get something else. But be warned the spiciness of the kimchi is rated 4 out of 5 (5 being eye-watering unbearable off-to-hospital chilliness). The dumplings were also amazing - steamed meat and veggie dumplings done to perfection. Service wasn’t great, but let’s face it - you’re there for the food, not their kindness. Atmosphere was 3 out of 5 due to the long waiting queues (which could add to the atmosphere if that’s what you include as part of the atmosphere), but inside you just see a sea of people heads down enjoying the noodles and dumplings. Half Koreans, half tourists. Would definitely come every time I visit Seoul.