Mr. Tang — Restaurant in Aurora

A cozy restaurant with a wide selection of authentic and hard to find Korean soups,, including nostalgic Seol Leong Tang (from ox leg bone with slices of beef brisket), Samgye Tang (ginseng chicken soup), beef cheek soup, ox tail soup, ox knee soup, beef brisket mushroom soup, beef short rib soup, blood sausage soup and beef cabbage soup with ox blood. Tang means soup in Korean, so the restaurant is the known for its soups. From my perspective, the soups here are creamier and richer than other Korean restaurants in town and the saltiness is just right. For people who like the soups to be saltier or to add onion green, these are provided on the side. It is also one of the few places that have Galbi Jjim (Korean braised beef short rib and back rib) and Su Yook (boiled slice beef combination plate). Here are their blood sausage soup and Dogani Tang (ox knee soup). For people who like Korean soups and braised ribs, this is a...

I recently dined at Mr. Tang and had an AMAZING experience. From the moment we walked in, the ambiance was warm and inviting, setting the perfect mood for a delightful meal.

Our waiter, Michelle, was outstanding. She was attentive, knowledgeable about the menu, and provided excellent service throughout the evening. Her friendly demeanor and prompt attention to our needs truly enhanced our dining experience.

The food was incredibly flavorful and authentic. Every dish we tried was a burst of taste and freshness. From the savory bulgogi to the perfectly seasoned kimchi, each bite was a delight. The portions were generous, and the presentation was impeccable.

I highly recommend Mr. Tang for anyone looking to enjoy a fantastic Korean meal. With great service from staff like Michelle and mouthwatering food, it’s a dining experience you won’t...

Korean sullungtang restaurant vibe. I've had cold noodle 1, 2, Sam gye tang, sullungtang. All were very good. Their sullungtang has a LOT of meat. Very good food but the kimchi, the main Bandhan for tang is not as good. Their nengmyun doesn't come with meat on top. The service has improved tremendously. After eating cold noodles, I was still hungry and we ordered sullungtang for add-on explained we both are still hungry and will share. Our server kindly brought the dish with extra sauces (normally the meat's sweet spicy soy sauce with jalopeno is only one for one order), that's above and beyond thoughtful service and I'm very impressed of such a service in these...