I saw this place as I was leaving from my day of hiking and the name actually caught my attention, so I dropped in for lunch. I ordered the spicy goat soup, and it didnt let me down, first it was very spicy and more then I could eat. The server was on too of his game, I noticed one time I just accidentally looked his way and he came to check on me.

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We want to sincerely apologize to a valued guest who recently visited with a service dog. We regret any misunderstanding and want you to know you and your service animal are always welcome. We sincerely apologize for any inconvenience during your recent visit to our restaurant. After initially speaking with you, a different table became available, and I personally went out to find you to offer a seat. Unfortunately, I was unable to locate you at that time. Please know that we truly value you and your service animal, and we would be honored to welcome you back anytime.

Jin Noh

Bad experience. My soondubu barely had any seafood. I asked for spicy and it was very bland. My wife's bibimbap barely had any meat. When we mentioned it, they said this was their regular food portions. If this is their regular food portions then I recommend not going here.

LauraTuckerFletcher Henry

Delicious food! The decor/atmosphere is minimal on aesthetics - a giant wall screen plays Korean TV - and the service barely adequate. This bustling little restaurant is frequented mostly by internationals who seem to come for their favorite authentic dishes. The menu is extensive for such a small place. The 'box' lunch/dinner has a lovely, intricate presentation, and the seafood is fresh. We were not disappointed.

Service was pretty good, but the food wasn't really to our taste. My brother ordered a soup since the menu didn't have a description and we were basing our orders on the pictures from Google. It turned out to be something he could not stomach, but the staff was very friendly and concerned about it and replaced it for something else that he enjoyed a lot more. I probably won't be back, but I would recommend giving it a shot.

janelle johnson

The food is ok. I had the okonomiyaki which I have been scouring parts of Alabama for. Fortunately, I found a rendition of it here. The okonomiyaki is a bit much for one person but I would recommend it to others who want an idea of what okonomiyaki tastes like. I suppose it's Osaka style rather than Hiroshima style as it doesn't have noodles in it... I think they call it mixed seafood jun too.... They have other Korean dishes that look authentic so if you're wondering about Korean cuisine in Auburn, I would try here! I saw they have fried chicken with a spicy sauce so that's my next thing to try.

Eric Hawkins

One of the more authentic Korean restaurants that I've visited. Unfortunately, no Yakimandu, but the staff did their best to make gyoza taste like Yaki. My noodle dish was a little undercooked, but the freshly made kimbap more than made up for it. I love that there are no forks here. It's just traditional Korean food served in a traditional way. You know it's good stuff when all of the Koreans in the area eat here.

amber rayne

Food was good. But was a little crowded and extremely loud..

Kimika Clyde

To start with the good-- was able to be seated quickly and the service was quick--two things which was very much appreciated. Now the not so good-- the food was not the greatest. We had the bibimbap hot bowl which not only lack flavor but also severely lack bulgogi. It was more rice than anything.

shuai wu

It was a really suck experience. We went there yesterday. These two waiters just stood there even we ask to order. I am not sure whether our 5 people are Chinese. So they just treated us bad. And every time food was delivered. They just put aside and went away. They did not even ask whether we need any help whether we can ignite the gas. After the meal . They even ask us to include the tips inside and it seems we need to give them tips mandatorily even they showed really bad attitude. Never come back again.

JX Y

I almost ate maggots in the stew with kimchi，tofu and pork. I told the waiter about the maggot thing. The chef came out and told me it was a small shrimp. It obviously was not. In addition, they charged the meal. Disappointed

Feiyuan Yu

We didn’t end up eating here because we received essentially no service. We arrived around 6 p.m. and stood at the entrance for almost 10 minutes. There was no sign indicating self-seating or asking guests to wait to be seated, and the restaurant was only half full and not busy. Two staff members were working - one serving tables and one at the front desk. Both saw us multiple times and repeatedly walked past us while serving other tables, completely ignoring us. It became clear that if we didn’t go up and ask ourselves, we would have continued to be ignored. This place was recommended by a friend for its Korean BBQ, and since four friends were visiting me, we decided to try it together. Only after we approached the front desk did he point us to a table. Even then, we were never served, while other tables continued to receive food and attention. A simple sentence acknowledging us would have taken zero effort, but apparently that was too much. English-speaking customers were clearly being served, so language was not the issue. Most other tables appeared to be Korean. I don’t know whether this was discrimination or just terrible management, but either way it was unacceptable. We left and went to another Korean restaurant next door, where we were welcomed and served immediately. If you want Korean food, do yourself a favor and go literally anywhere else.