The avocado toast with egg was super light, the music and decor were nice, and the bathroom was clean and comfortable. The service was good too.

Best Korean in Bed-Stuy! The food is excellent. The staff are friendly and attentive. Great for a date night or big gathering with friends.

Excellent food, friendly service and a very fair price. Most portions are enough to share. It’s my go to take away.

Idk where all the bad reviews coming from but people are entitled to they’re opinions. The food here is fresh and great and gives perfect portions to not be over stuffed and has great Kalbi. I ordered from here 4 times and it’s 40 mins away from me and still comes fresh.

Cool place, clean and beautifully decorated. Maybe the best coffee in the neighborhood. And it is excellent for work (Maybe little too dark). The staff is friendly, and the atmosphere is relaxed. I am not sure the place worth a long drive, but definitely worth a walk.

This spot is such a gem! The atmosphere was spectacular, chill and fresh. The food was incredible, definetly the most solid korean food Ive had in a while. The silken tofu was perfect. The housemade kimchi was OUTSTANDING and the servers were so attentive and kind. Would recommend to anyone.

I haven’t visited the location in-person yet, but the multiple deliveries during the quarantine have exceeded my expectations. Portions are generous and seasoned perfectly, especially for price. A great fix for when I’m missing a home cooked meal.

The food was really good and it didn't seem super expensive. We ordered dumplings, soondubu, japchae, and bulgogi, and spent less than $80 before tip. The space is very nice and the staff was great. We will definitely go back.

Super cute gem and much needed Korean variety for the area. It’s very hidden so unless you live on the street or google it you most likely won’t ever find it. As a non-Korean person, I find the food really good but have no way to really gauge how “authentic” it is even though I’m pretty sure it is. Really attentive service and I like the feeling of stepping out of bed stuy for a moment, eating some comfort food and listening to k-pop. Who doesn’t?! I’ve ordered delivery and in dining, and was always really satisfied. They have the best gimbap!

Has a wide variety of Korean food that’s all is great.

delicious, authentic korean food. the decor and atmosphere is lovely and relaxing, the waitress was nice and attentive, the food spectacular. definitely order the garlic honey chicken wings.

Yummy, good ambiance. Music was 10/10, good vibes, many bops. Food was yummy, we loved the tteokbokki (nice and chewy rice cakes) and galbi tang (rich and clear broth, good amount of meat)

The wait for the delivery I went to pick up wasnt that long this time. Great customer service.

Definitely pricey, but the quality is good and the portions are generous.

Love the vibe of the place and the food was amazing. Quick service and awesome staff.

huge fan of taste korea!! we’ve eaten in restaurant (super cute) and gotten delivery about a dozen times. taste korea consistently has tons of flavor, high quality ingredients, and lots of favs.

I believe that this is the best Korean option here in this neighborhood. The restaurant has a very chill vibe and unpretentious. The servers are always attentive and the food arrives just before your tummy starts growling. The food is delicious-though I hope they will have Korean fried chicken options in the future.

The food was amazing... best food I've had in so long...1000% satisfied... reasonable prices

I rarely go outside. And getting to try Korean food like this was a wonderful experience with my family. We all love the spices, taste and the flavor was great. I would totally recommend this place to anyone wanting to try new food for sure.

I recently dined at Taste Korea 232 and was thoroughly impressed with my experience. From the moment I walked in, the atmosphere was warm and inviting, with traditional Korean decorations adorning the walls. The service was prompt and friendly, and the staff made me feel welcome right away. As for the food, it was absolutely delicious. I ordered the hot stone bibimbap, which was served in a hot stone bowl and filled with perfectly cooked vegetables and meat, topped with a perfectly fried egg. The flavors were vibrant and well-balanced, and I appreciated the attention to detail in the presentation. In addition to the bibimbap, I also tried the kimchi pancake, which was crispy and savory with just the right amount of spice. The portion sizes were generous, and I left feeling satisfied but not overly full. Overall, I would highly recommend Taste Korea 232 to anyone looking for authentic and delicious Korean cuisine in a welcoming and comfortable atmosphere. The food is outstanding, the service is top-notch, and the overall experience was simply fantastic. I can't wait to go back and try more dishes!😊

Ive ordered from here tons of times and it has always been amazing. It is very expensive (this pictured was $30). However I want to say the staff worked VERY hard on Valentines Day 2022 and it was clearly they were severely understaffed. Don't staff it so low again, because it clearly stressed out the employees.

Super cute place! Lovely service and delicious food. I love that they brought a little veggie app/side right away. Hope to come back soon and try more dishes + dessert!

Great food and generous portions. The cabbage slaw that comes with dumplings is delicious and spicy. Looking forward to trying more of the menu. They’re available on Caviar

I had great Korean food here! Everything was authentic and came with delicious side dishes. The servers were professional and friendly. I’m so happy to have found this place in Brooklyn!

Was craving some bibimbap and was not disappointed. Wicked cute basement spot and wicked reasonably priced. If you can’t make it in they’re also on Seamless.

The food is so scrumptious and I love the fact that it’s always clean!

Great Food, Great Service, will be back again ✨

I love this Korean place!!! Try their bibimbap and their tteokbokki - they taste super authentic. I’ve only been going during quarantine but the inside looks super cute too.

Been going to this place for years, the hot stone bimbimbap always hits!

Restaurant was empty but thats probably because I went in at around 5pm. The servers was excellent and the food was great. I got the kimchi fried rice and the Tteokboki. The restaurant is beautifully furnished and the presentation of the food was professional. I just wish it was in a more noticeable location since it not only sits in a small road without many businesses, but its also underground. Overall, its an excellent restaurant with good food and a high end experience.

Kimich fried rice and Kimchi stew are good

Nice little hidden gem in Clinton Hills. I ordered the fried squid and garlic wings. My oldest child has the kimchi fried rice with Bolgogi. The lemonade was really good as well. I will definitely be back as I love Korean food. A little pricey for me, but definitely worth it. Hoping to come back for my birthday or something.

Delicious!!! Staff so friendly!! Love it.

Delicious Food, friendly and cozy atmosphere. Love this place. Clean.. very clean place.

2nd time getting bibimbap. Should have gotten a more bulgogi for the extra charge but overall the food, service and decor was solid.

Server was really sweet and honest. He recommended the best food today. Will be back.

Sheila Santiago

I went to meet my son who is a regular at this restaurant. I have eaten Korean food before but not frequently. I really enjoyed the menu and the plates we ordered. The aroma of my bibimbap along with my tastebuds were a visual of a happy dance in my mouth. The vibe is pleasing and I would definitely recommend.

Troy Edmondson

Great food! Excellent atmosphere! Absolutely professional and kind service...veryhelpful!!

OmeKa

Tbh, Taste Korea is a total win! The food was incredible, especially the kimchi fried rice , and the staff made me feel right at home. Such a cozy spot for a solo meal. Definitely earned its five stars! Would highly recommend.

+3

Rj D

Best place with the best server. He truly deserve all the appreciation. We had an amazing party (30s the best) and everything was perfect (he are so honest with recommending food) We loved it. We’ll definitely be back 👋😊

Rj Diez

Last week, after a long and tiring day, a group of four of us were looking for a good Korean restaurant and luckily, we found Taste Korea 232! At first, we were a little confused about what to order because we weren’t familiar with many dishes, but our server was incredibly helpful. He patiently explained the menu to us in detail, making it much easier to choose. With his guidance, we ordered a variety of dishes: Hot Stone Bibimbap, Kalbi BBQ, Budae Stew, Soondubu, Jeeyok Bokkeum, and Kimchi Fried Rice. We also ordered some cocktails and drinks, which were very decorative, creative, and absolutely impressive. The taste of everything was simply 10/10 so flavorful and satisfying! We even asked for the server’s name, he spelled it as Ku (we’re not 100% sure). His personality was amazing: he was smiling the entire time, even though he was handling many other tables. His outfit was vibrant and he carried himself very professionally while staying friendly and approachable.The cocktails truly stood out and are honestly some of the best we’ve had. We ended our day on such a happy and positive note, thanks to this wonderful experience. We’re definitely excited to come back again soon!

John Chen

Way better than expected. I'm a NY native and I've tried a lot of Korean food before. I have Cho Dang Gol almost once a month. I've tried Jungsik, Kisa, Tosokchon, Miss Korea, Kunjip, Olle, Her Name is Han etc... I went to Korea 3 times this year, for a total of 3 months in Seoul, Daegu, Busan, Jeju, Gyeongju, so at this point I feel like I can say you can trust my opinion on Korean cuisine at least a little bit. And what I think is, honestly, this may be the best Korean food in Brooklyn, and second best in the whole city only beaten by Chodanggol, which is saying a lot. The food tastes nice and clean, showing that the cooking was done with care and good technique. The flavors actually reminded me of the same dishes from popular local restaurants in Seoul. I would recommend the - Hot Stone Bibimbap (Bulgogi) - Sundubu Stew (Pork) I also think eating in would be far better than takeout just so your food can be eaten at the ideal temperature and texture. Definitely should give it a try!

Nat Dmi

Amazing service and great atmosphere so spacious and cozy inside!! We loved the stone bibimbap and calbi ribs! Korean beers were rly good too

A

I've been eating at Taste Korea for 7ish years, and the quality hasnt once decreased! Their banchan are flavorful and frequently rotate, tonight we had extra ripe kimchi, braised potatoes, braised lotus root, and pickled radish, which were all so good that we asked for more of everything. The hot stone bibimbap is my personal favorite menu item, followed by the ttok mandu guk soup. This is probably the best resturant in the neighborhood and I highly reccomend it!

Danny Hwang

Found a Korean restaurant in Bed Stuy, no Instagram account, that is better than anything I've had in Manhattan Koreatown😳 📍: Taste Korea 232 (Taaffe Pl & Willoughby Ave) Q: How Did You Hear About Taste Korea 232? A: Teacher Recommendation. Just started at a school in Bed-Stuy, Brooklyn. One of the Science teachers suggested I try this place next to the school. Q: What Did You Order? A: Hot Stone BiBimBap with Bulgogi. Q: What Makes It Great? A: When I chopstick'd the kimchi and white radish in my mouth, my vision went black. The taste instantly transported me back home. Reminded me of Mom's.

+7

Alyssa

I eat here once every two weeks. The best Korean food I’ve had in my life. The service is amazing, the food is top tier and so is the price point. I could eat this food forever. My fav dishes are the Jeeyok bokum, seafood soup, the soy garlic wings and the jabchae with beef!

Muaz Osman

Great tasting food, friendly hosts, nice atmosphere, and the tables are spaced out nicely. 10/10 The food portions are HUGE, so be careful ordering too much like we did 😅 Note: a very drunk gentleman came inside the restaurant as we were seated, asking if he could order in. The hosts were very respectfully dealing with him, while he was leaning over everything and being very loud. The hostess calmed him down, helped him order (because he insisted he needed to order, even though he wasn't in a very "aware" state), they gave him his food to go. Later hostess apologized to us (even though we weren't bothered really, we were just observing).

Happy to see something here after Sputnik closed and the shootings. The dining area downstairs has a great vibe and the authentic Korean food is great, but the coffee/cafe area is overpriced and service is SLOW.

This place is delicious but the service leaves something to be desired (God help you if you don't like something). The prices are generally pretty fair and there are some good drink specials (food + beer combos). They used to have movie nights and better happy hour but it's still a good place to pop into for lunch or dinner.

It was all good to I found a hair in my good. :-(. I’ll be back though. It was a mistake and the food was so good I’m willing to give it another chance.

As a korean american who grew up in flushing, this is a decent restaurant in brooklyn for casual korean food. Tried a few of their soups and stews and will have again when I’m in the mood for some healing. I just wish their prices were more affordable.. a Kimchi Stew (김치찌개) for $17 is a bit too much in my opinion and was also too salty when I had it. But other stews I’ve had were good and OK for the price. Would recommend for a wide variety of korean food. :) I’d give it a 3.5~

The place was almost empty when I sauntered in at lunch. It is cool, with subdued lighting, and a mix of modern wood and industrial style furniture. Tiny barn-type lights are strung from the ceiling and more modern lightsaber type neon lights hang at angles by the brick walls. European house music reverberated but it wasn't overbearing. A Korean TV station was projected onto a wall. I ordered the $12 lunch special: a small Sweet Sesame Dressing Salad, a generous bowl of Classic Spicy Pork BiBim Bap over vegetable fried rice, and an assortment of tasting items (palate cleansers?) in little glass bowls, some of which were sour but interesting. The BiBim Bap was very tasty and filling but the pork was not nearly spicy enough. The service was friendly and attentive. I would come again.

At first I thought this place was just a coffee shop until a friend took me their for dinner. The usual crowd here are local students, mostly asian internationals. The downstairs dining area has a clean dark atmosphere, great for a date. They sometimes project films on the wall at night, which is pretty cool. The BiBimBap is a favorite of mine, and even better in the hot stone bowl.

Well-prices authentic Korean restaurant in the basement of a coffee house on Taaffe Place. Whether you’re craving Korean fried chicken or have a hankering for a bibimbap this is a great place to stop in for a feed.

Good food... excellent service... wait staff very pleasant and accommdating. I have MS and was unable to get my scooter to the lower level...the staff carried it down for me and it helped that the scooter folds up. The staff told me how to get to the lower level thru the entrance via the Apt. bldg and use the elevator. All in all this was an enjoyable experience. Forgot to mention the restaurant is on the lower level.... there is a great store on the main level and wi fi with tables and chairs plus a ramp for access. I'll be going back to Taste Korea 232

There's great potential here frankly. The food was fantastic. It's in a downstairs area, and the lighting was really low. They weren't playing any music at first, but once they did the mod improved. Overall a nice night out with a friend.

I order from taste Korea a lot. I have to say two things: the quality of kimbap rolls have really declined (they are not cut all the way so the rolls unravel easily and it is rollled too loosely) and the japchae is just too salty because it is drenched in soy sauce. And more vegetables are needed in japchae! Please fix this and I will come back. In the meanwhile I will have to go elsewhere.

We walked into the cafe to get some coffee. The cafe part of Taste Korea is really cute and well made. They have a wooden sign over their counter which says "Taaffe 232" and it's a stunner. The restaurant is in the basement but we didn't like the ambience there so requested our food to be delivered in the cafe upstairs. We ordered the BiBim bowl and it was quiet authentic. A little up there in the price but could be tried if you're looking for a change of cuisine. However it is a cold bowl so not the most ideal for cold weather!

The interior is soooo cute. A great aesthetic and feels street grunge. I only give 4 stars because I’ve never been to a Korean restaurant that only offers 3 side dishes!! They will refill though and the kimchi was good. Also our server seemed very confused and would disappear and it was hard to get his attention even though there were only 2 tables with patrons in the restaurant. But food wise this place is fantastic!!

We only ever order take out from here, the food is very tasty. We like the galbi-jjim and wings a lot. Wings do sometimes get soggy, maybe if they offered a sauce on the side option that would be better. Only criticism: $6 dollars for like 5 leaves of lettuce? hard pass.

Riverside

A hidden gem in the Brooklyn neighborhood. The place has dim lighting that creates a warm, comfortable mood. The food was great. The soondae was fresh and surprisingly good, the jjajangmyun was impressive, and the budae-jjigae was tasty—all served in generous portions. The staff were kind and easygoing. They even let us in about ten minutes before opening, which was a nice touch. There’s also a small, charming bar that adds to the cozy vibe. It’s not a fancy spot, but definitely good enough to become a regular go-to.

Teng K

Had a serious craving for kimchi stew and this place delivered just what I needed🍲 Excited to come back and explore more of the menu!

Patrick No

Solid Korean food in Bed Stuy / Clinton Hill. Likely one of the only options here as well. The Hot Stone Bibimbap was great, especially w/ the added bulgogi. I enjoyed the rice crunch. The Mandu Guk was also good too, a familiar dish for most Koreans. I liked it better than some places in Flushing, where other restaurants add a lot of black pepper. This broth was great on a cold day. The Topokki was standard, they all taste quite similar. Prices are a bit on the higher side, but the portions are quite large. I wouldn’t recommend getting a starter, we couldn’t finish all our food because we were so full. Good food !

Natalie Davidsson

Taste of Korea 232 has the same entrance as cafe PHiL, to get to the restaurant you simply go in and turn left and go down a flight of stairs. Only take-out and delivery right now and unfortunately they don't deliver to where I live in east Brooklyn, so I went there for pickup. I order bibimbap with ground beef. The beef had a really nice flavour, and it included many different vegetables which was nice.

Why does it cost $3 to replace beef with tofu or kimchi in the bibimbap? Makes no sense

Atmosphere is nice here but food here is OK. For the area there aren't many other options. The bimbimbop was good but the soondobu was very off. The soup was gritty almost like instant packet that didn't render off completely and had a weird taste in it. The kimchi pancake was good. This place is decent but not a must go. In the area though not many other Korean options.

3.5 stars The food is good and tasty and pretty authentic. I'm glad they offer the stone pot bibimbap... BUT when I ordered delivery, they didn't give any gochujang sauce with bibimbap ...not too sure if this was a mistake. I mean that’s sort of unfathomable not to give even a tiny bit of sauce when your order bibimbap. To be fair I rarely order bibimbap when I get Korean delivered so I don’t how many of their competitors do this. But when many Korean places do provide is free BanChan (the small plates). Okay, so I wont knock the place too much for not giving complimentary Banchan...but then they charge $8 for each individual banchan-like plate? I don't know, kind of messed up. Otherwise I think this is a good restaurant. I hope they see this review and maybe consider changing these things.

Decent Korean foods, esp. hot stone bowl Bibimbab. The Spicy soups we had were great companions for Soju ( a Korean hard liquor). Let's say soy sauce wings are just okay with beer.

We used to love this place, but the prices are getting to be too much... Prices are way to high nowadays... $30 for pork belly and they've been really skimping on the amount of meat lately. Tastes great, way too expensive.

Yea I had half the soup already cus I was hungry and didn’t thought of taking pictures. As Korean I’m extremely sad for this food. For $13 kimchi stew I could have got more pork inside instead of getting 90% kimchi. Even if I went to Ktown in Manhattan I would get more full food than this. Horrible experience, never will order from here ever.

Dia Y Allen

It’s says $$ for price when it should be $$$ . Me and my husband had lunch there 1 drink and it was 100 bucks 😳.food was decent! My ramen was delish . Koren bbq beef was nice . My husband had the fried boneless crispy chicken which he liked . But his hot stone bibimbap was super dry and lacked flavor .

+1

The food was ok. I ordered bibimpap with bulgogi and the meat was over cooked. Not worth $18. I also ordered the spicy noodle soup and the flavor was not that great. Not going to order from this place again. 👎

We took my korean mother in law and my aunt (who live in korea) here while we were taking them out and about to see the sights and my aunt was craving food from home; We saw the reviews and thought this would be a good spot. My father in law wanted some jjajangmeyon so him and I got bowls of that, it was so sweet and not the right noodles. My mother in law and aunt had the seafood soup (i cant remember the name off the top of my head but the noodles were soggy, the broth tasted fine but the noodles just squished... when they brought this up to the cook, she brought out more side dishes to compensate (tea eggs that were rubbery and marinated chickpeas) but it all tasted the same; The same base was used for the chickpeas, the tea eggs, the jjajangmeyon AND my daughter's japchae! And the whole time the cook was trying to get us to go to her OTHER restaurant saying it's better! Does this place just use their leftovers?? I feel like this place is catering to the American palette who don't know any better. But the kimchi is good .

Poor quality of food. As a Korean, I was very disappointed. I would eat this only when I run out of options. There are way better Korean restaurants near Flushing area for jjajangmyun, ddukbokki and fried dumplings. The jjajangmyun did not have any meat pieces. The food here does not best represent Korean food. Since it’s been a while for me to have Korean it was ok.

when i first learned of this place opening, about 5 years ago, i was ordering delivery twice a week, every week. this persisted a year, at least. i was ecstatic to have this place in my neighborhood and wanted this place to thrive and stick around. for years i did eat there frequently enough. sadly, since then, the prices have gone up, which i get needs to happen. what upsets me the most however, is when they started charging $2 for lettuce that comes standard in korean BBQ - and for no charge at all the korean restaurants i've ever been to (and believe me, i've been to many as i am korean). you don't even need to be korean to know some things just go together, and expect to be cost inclusive. instead of focusing on any way to increase more buck coming in, might i suggest they try harder to please, to get more return customers!? korean side dishes that come complimentary could be changed every once in a while - variations are a spice to life!

Really like the food here however just got a delivery from them and now their food apparently is put in much smaller containers AKA a lot less food than you normally got before, and the prices are already so high so not at all worth it anymore.

I want to first say that I am not Korean, nor am I an expert on Korean cuisine but the food here needs some love. The dishes are not as flavorful as the dishes from other Korean restaurants in the area such as Silver Factory and Woori Korean. A few months ago I ordered fried chicken, mandu and sundubu. The mandu did not taste homemade, it was comparable to bibigo frozen dumplings from Costco, the chicken was oily and the soup was watered down. Despite this I decided to give the restaurant another chance mainly because of the high reviews on Google. Unfortunately I was disappointed again!! This time I ordered samgyetang and it was flavorless! I wish I was exaggerating. I had to add chili oil, salt, pepper and soy sauce to bring the dish to life. I’m really disappointed with the food but happy that this restaurant was not my introduction to Korean food!! I’m actually surprised the reviews are so high.

Kimchi jjigae is watery and the soup base tastes off. The pork inside is all fat. Maybe just for flavor. Seems like a rip off for $20. Try the one at slow loris. Much more authentic and worth the price.

The food used to be good here a few years ago but I’ve noticed it’s been going downhill for about a year now. I’ve ordered dozens of times from here—usually the same things so I have a good baseline of the quality and how it’s changed. The seafood soondubu was my favorite but now it’s just inedible sludge. I used to order extra rice with it because the soup was so savory and flavorful but not anymore, it’s really got an off-putting taste that I can’t even finish eating now. The “seafood” in the soup is just rotten bits and the tofu is no longer the soft, silky texture it used to be, it’s kinda “old” tasting and tougher. There isn’t even a poached egg included anymore. The whole soup just tastes like it’s been fouled. The Korean fried chicken has also gone down significantly in quality, what used to be properly seasoned twice cooked chicken is now tough and stringy with what can only be described as a cheap, artificial taste. If you’ve never had a proper version of this you wouldn’t know what the big deal was. Is it new management/cost cutting? Either way, I’m not eating here anymore. I’m going to stick to the restaurants in Manhattan Korea-town where they have standards.

Peter Noh

Been in this neighborhood for 10 years. This place used to serve good korean foods over time but the food quality has changed recently. I ordered through Uber Eats, Budae Jjigae and Galbi. Galbi came with rotten garlic pieces so I had to throw the entire dish away to avoid any food poisoning. Meat seems to be very hard. Budae jjigae doesn’t have a full flavor that you can expect from what this dish should have if you know the Budae Jjigae. Ingredients are definitely poorly quality and not fresh. Paid almost $80 and it is definitely overpriced for what you get. Try find other korean place than this. Not recommended.

From korean perspective, the food is not authentic taste of Korea! My gf and I had a Budea Jjigea here the day before yesterday. Tofu in the Jigea was so cold, and I the other ingredients also tasted so weired, like over-night food. I feel like they used last night food. Moreover, she was so sick after this meal. A doctor told her that she was infected with some bacteria in the food. Please don't go this place! So dangerous! ! !

Had the seafood soondobu and it was spicy but otherwise flavorless. The order did not come with banchan. There was no egg in the soup. Not worth the $19 paid

I've ordered from here over 20+ times via UberEats, but they always forget to put any TOFU in my KIMCHI STEW(김치찌개)!!!!!!!!!!!! For $20, Anyone would expect more than just kimchi, plain soup, and a tiny piece of pork. CAN'T BELIEVE I'VE SPENT OVER THOUSANDS AT YOUR RESTARUANT. NEVER AGAIN.

Ordered online so cannot speak to the service or the atmosphere of the space but the boneless chicken bites had BARELY ANY CHICKEN and are somehow WAY too sweet and WAY too salty at the same time - ALL BREADING Also, the Sake “bottle” is actually a flimsy plastic cup that came with some plastic wrap under the lid

Came tonight and was seated immediately. They have many drink options. The wings were mediocre. Not enough soy garlic flavor. Black bean noodles were bland. Seafood pancake was extremely thick and doughy. Kalbi was okay but definitely not worth the $32. Kimbap was okay but not great. Average. Bonchons were absolutely delicious. *EDIT: do not come. Stomach virus after. Threw up.

My boyfriend and I ordered dinner from Taste Korea because I was feeling homesick and wanted Korean food. The soups were okay. The brown rice smelled so off putting I lost my entire appetite. The brown rice was inedible. Next time smell the rice before you send it through DoorDash.

The food was great! The staff.. was ok.. I noticed that I was given a plastic bottle of water, like the ones you take outside for a jog... While other tables had a nice glass bottle... And when I mentioned it, the waiter said... I grabbed the first bottle I saw.. but when other customers came in to dine, they all had glass bottles of water, even those that came to dine after me.. a few friends came in after that I called to have some brunch and there table as well was given a plastic bottle of water... I don't know why these restaurants come into our neighborhood if they don't really want to serve us... The food was great.. the staff could be better.

J S

Same as the others. We used to like this restaurant so we ordered a lot. We only had a few bites because it tasted awful. This is NOT korean food. Some foods tasted like sugar and artificial seasoning.

Roni Angel

I hate to leave a bad review, but I ordered the ox bone soup and it was the most flavorless broth I’ve ever tasted. It just tasted like water. There wasn’t even a dash of salt in there and it did not taste like there was meat stewing in there. To make matters worse the soup came with three tiny pieces of meat, each thin, and an inch long. Completely unacceptable and I will not be ordering from here again it’s a shame because I loved the soup when I visited Korea and wanted to taste it again

Ji Lee

I don’t know if the ownership changed but the food here has gotten much worse than a few years ago. Everything tastes way too sweet and the dishes simply don’t taste like authentic Korean dishes (I’m Korean). I went there a few weeks ago and ordered several dishes. Most of them were uneatable. I’ll never eat here again. Too bass