Yett Gol — Restaurant in Maryland

A rule my good friend taught me, if you cant even read the sign outside, it must be good and authentic. I mean, the name outside is literally Korean, so you would never notice it easily without using Google Maps or a referral.

Nice little Korean Restaurant in this shopping center. The nice Korean decorations is cute, and the setting if fairly simple in design with no bells and whistles. The service is good and the speed is quick.

Tofu Soup: The tofu soup was not very spicy, so for those who can't handle spicy food, this dish will be a choice. It had a soft elegant aroma with very soft tofu. The seafood was pentiful, no shells like other places that throw the while muscle or shelled shrimp in it, so you can keep your fingers clean. The shrimp was tiny, not a average large size shrimp that an avid tofu soup eater would be used to, but it is actually easier to eat because you dont have to take the shrimp out and peel it. Overall, great dish and the rich was soft and not too hard.

The pickled appetizers were good, fresh and crunchy, always good to have them.

Nice place to eat and maybe my go to place...

Food was the worst Korean I have ever had. Like the water was the best think on the table. The menu was very limited NO KALBI Tang... I didn't see any KALBI dishes at all. I was surprised to see koreans there. I order a potato noodles soup and rice noodles were in there and I try to avoid rice there were two tiny strips of meat I'm talking tiny. I was with an Asian man there was another soup that has more meat so who knows.,🤷🏾‍♀️

Bulgogi was so rough and hard. It was like cubed meat...

It smelled bad in there not like food. But a dirty floor.

They did have high chairs.

There was like a 15 percent service charge for using a credit card.

The food was awful the panchan tasted old the Kimchi was...decent. pajun was oooookkkk...

Skip this place. I'm sad to make...

This is one our all time favorite Korean restaurant. Cozy atmosphere. A perfect place to enjoy some soju with friends and family. They serve traditional family style Korean food, in large shareable portions. Family run business, and service had always been great.

From crispy pork, katsu combo, pancakes, to traditional style soups and homemade spicy paste are all very delicious.

Over the years, their prices has gone up a bit, but still within reasonable range.

Easy parking out in the shopping center where the restaurant is located.

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