Piggy House Restaurant — Restaurant in Saipan

This restaurant has been around since about 2014, though it doesn't yet appear on Google Streetview. It was not busy at all when I was there at lunchtime on a Friday around 11:30-12:30, but many Korean tourists are taken there by their guides in the evenings, according to my friend who took me for lunch.

The food surely meets expectations, except that they don't serve one of my favorites, sweet and sour pork (tang-soo-yook, 탕수육), which, to be fair, Koreans may consider to be Chinese food, even though it is served at many Korean restaurants.

The prices are kind of high per person. Expect to spend a minimum of $20 for two people if you're on a budget, and about $30 or more if the two of you have big appetites. (But it is not a Korean custom to leave a tip.) Note that portions may be intended for two or more people to share, so you should ask to make sure before you order.

The server only gave one menu to the two of us. Next time, I would ask for a second menu so I can have a say, as well.

The men's restroom had little watered-down handsoap and no hand...

Service isn’t really good. I called the place beforehand to ask about the meat and stuff and the person who answered the phone seems mad and hung up on me. They ask us how many rice we need (they didn’t say that we were going to be charged) I thought it was part of the meat because we ordered pork belly and other meat. The portion size is the biggest joke of this restaurant 18 dollars for small portion of pork belly, beef bulgogi, and beef intestines. At the end we got charged 57 dollars because of the rice that they offered. They didn’t say anything about charging us rice. For 57 dollars none of us felt even closer...

Outstanding Korean food. I have eaten here a few times and it is always good. My most recent trip I got the bulgogi. As is typical of upscale Korean restaurants the bulgogi is $15 and includes multiple sides of veggies but does NOT include the rice. The rice is an extra $1. It was a large serving of food and I left more than full. After Typhoon Soudelor this was one of the first restaurants on Saipan to get a generator and reopen. Piggy House was the light and all else...