KeunJib

Wonderful food. Comes out hot, fresh, and quickly. Had the bbq chicken with all the sides, glass noodles with chicken, and musubi.

This place is a hidden gem with amazing Korean food. All the soups and BiBimBop are served in the hot stone bowls which crisps up the rice in the BBB.l and the soups come out boiling. The Sae Gam Tang, La Kalbi, and Japchae were the highlights of what we ordered. Everything was super delicious and came out very quick. Plenty of Ban Chan served with the meal and they specifically said we can keep ordering more of the ban chan. It is attached to a bowling alley which just adds to the ambiance. I heard someone order a cheeseburger so I think you can get non Korean food as well.

Solid Korean food, especially for the price! Extensive menu that reminds me of my childhood in Korea. Army stew is legit here, some places make it sweet for some reason. Sad I just discovered this place! Will come more often

This Korean restaurant is located inside a bowling alley BUT does have its own entrance from the street. Small place that seats roughly 40-50 people. Owner was really friendly and gave excellent recommendations. Cook made excellent tasting food. Small place but plenty of options on the menu. One TV but enough to watch a game playing as I was eating dinner. Reasonable pricing and generous with the side dishes.

You can tell the food is cooked with love. Great service! I was hesitant because it was apart of the bowling alley and those places are usually just ok. I had some delicious spicy ramen soup, and the Mandu Deep Fried Dumplings, delish! And my friends got the Kimchee Fried Rice, great as well. Really can't get over how nice the service was. They also have traditional bowling alley food, but why get that when you can have delicious Korean food? We will be back!

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The pork soup and the corn dog were really delicious. As a Korean, I can say this place is the real deal.

Ajsha Pullin

Wonderful food. Comes out hot, fresh, and quickly. Had the bbq chicken with all the sides, glass noodles with chicken, and musubi.

Kassidy Warren

This place is a hidden gem with amazing Korean food. All the soups and BiBimBop are served in the hot stone bowls which crisps up the rice in the BBB.l and the soups come out boiling. The Sae Gam Tang, La Kalbi, and Japchae were the highlights of what we ordered. Everything was super delicious and came out very quick. Plenty of Ban Chan served with the meal and they specifically said we can keep ordering more of the ban chan. It is attached to a bowling alley which just adds to the ambiance. I heard someone order a cheeseburger so I think you can get non Korean food as well.

S L

Solid Korean food, especially for the price! Extensive menu that reminds me of my childhood in Korea. Army stew is legit here, some places make it sweet for some reason. Sad I just discovered this place! Will come more often

Norma Warwick Moore

A bit pricey for a snack bar at the bowling alley but it is worth it. Good was delicious and customer service is always friendly and the gentleman who is there is very helpful. Will go there again.

Jake Rourke

Beat Ramon ever. The owners great people and ale as treat us great. The food is wonderful at reasonable prices. We have loved every meal. It is a must go and we travel 20 miles to get there

James J

You can tell the food is cooked with love. Great service! I was hesitant because it was apart of the bowling alley and those places are usually just ok. I had some delicious spicy ramen soup, and the Mandu Deep Fried Dumplings, delish! And my friends got the Kimchee Fried Rice, great as well. Really can't get over how nice the service was. They also have traditional bowling alley food, but why get that when you can have delicious Korean food? We will be back!

Ivan Ly

This Korean restaurant is located inside a bowling alley BUT does have its own entrance from the street. Small place that seats roughly 40-50 people. Owner was really friendly and gave excellent recommendations. Cook made excellent tasting food. Small place but plenty of options on the menu. One TV but enough to watch a game playing as I was eating dinner. Reasonable pricing and generous with the side dishes.

A Korean and American restaurant. We had the cold noodles, seafood omelet and a cheeseburger. The burger was delicious and the korean dishes were also good. The bill came to $50.00. Excellent selections in both menus.

Edmund Lee

A Korean and American restaurant. We had the cold noodles, seafood omelet and a cheeseburger. The burger was delicious and the korean dishes were also good. The bill came to $50.00. Excellent selections in both menus.

Great for a bowling alley attached diner. American fare is good with decent portion size. The bonus is the asain menu items. Place is run by Asains, so they have athentic asain dishes that are delicious and priced right. Pleasant surprise if you're bowling and go to order a snack.

A no nonsense place for some really tasty Korean fare. I am not an expert at Korean food, but the taste is better than what I have had in places in nearby Concord, Pleasant Hill and Walnut Creek. Their fiery chicken and bulgogi are really with that zing.

Sunit Katkar

A no nonsense place for some really tasty Korean fare. I am not an expert at Korean food, but the taste is better than what I have had in places in nearby Concord, Pleasant Hill and Walnut Creek. Their fiery chicken and bulgogi are really with that zing.

Yuri M

Great for a bowling alley attached diner. American fare is good with decent portion size. The bonus is the asain menu items. Place is run by Asains, so they have athentic asain dishes that are delicious and priced right. Pleasant surprise if you're bowling and go to order a snack.

I thought it was kinda cool that this little restaurant was connected to a bowling alley. It’s a hole in the wall I’d say. We ordered kalbi short ribs, shrimp fried rice and Philly cheesesteak sandwich and French fries. The menu has Korean food and options of bowling alley food i.e. French fires, burgers, pizza etc. I’d say it’s pretty awesome to have this as bowling alley food. Food: it was ok nothing to really talk about. I don’t feel like there was a wow factor. the amount of food was good enough for one person. (I guess I expected more). Service: the staff were nice and considering what we ordered it was fast. Food was ready in 15 minutes. The price was not expensive compare to other Korean restaurants I’ve been to.

Jemellee Manaoat

I thought it was kinda cool that this little restaurant was connected to a bowling alley. It’s a hole in the wall I’d say. We ordered kalbi short ribs, shrimp fried rice and Philly cheesesteak sandwich and French fries. The menu has Korean food and options of bowling alley food i.e. French fires, burgers, pizza etc. I’d say it’s pretty awesome to have this as bowling alley food. Food: it was ok nothing to really talk about. I don’t feel like there was a wow factor. the amount of food was good enough for one person. (I guess I expected more). Service: the staff were nice and considering what we ordered it was fast. Food was ready in 15 minutes. The price was not expensive compare to other Korean restaurants I’ve been to.

Good Korean style food, but really small portions for the price you pay. The American food ( Burgers, fries, Nuggets,etc) they sell are also good, and have nice side portions.

Dan Garcia

Good Korean style food, but really small portions for the price you pay. The American food ( Burgers, fries, Nuggets,etc) they sell are also good, and have nice side portions.

Came here a couple of years ago for a work celebration and all was cool. Recent visit saw that the prices have gone way up but understood it’s like that everywhere. Ordered the pork soup and what makes this dish is the seasoned chives. I know this isn’t Korea or even k-town in LA. However, it’s one’s ability to add as much chives to the dish that makes it. I asked for extra chives and the server went and told the kitchen. He came back and said green onions is possible but not chives because a specific amount is provided for each order. Told him I understood and expected at least a decent amount. It was a small pinch about a dozen strands. It was disappointing. No stars for management. 5 stars for the server — he did was he could and seemed like a really good soul. Personally don’t see the need to come back here to get my quick Korean fix.

I don't know if his the owner, but he was so rude and unprofessional. He followed us to the bowling alley saying about what we paid for. He said...NO TIP? DON'T COME BACK! What the hell! Really???!!! Well, unfortunately, I'm not going back, duh! Goodbye! Our total bill was only $73 if I am not mistaken. We gave you $80. You mean $7 is not a tip? C'mon man. You are the owner. You have to be respectful to your customers. Whether they gave you a tip or not be thankful. Duh!

This place sells tips not food. If you don’t tip what they expected, be-ready to get a dog treatment from them. Service is normal and the attitude is very terrible. There are plenty of Korean restaurants nearby. Stay away from it.

That place REQUIRES a tips. Food was okey, but when I didn’t leave a tip, chef was so mad and offended. He was asking me why I didn’t tip him.

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That place REQUIRES a tips. Food was okey, but when I didn’t leave a tip, chef was so mad and offended. He was asking me why I didn’t tip him.

Maverick K

This place sells tips not food. If you don’t tip what they expected, be-ready to get a dog treatment from them. Service is normal and the attitude is very terrible. There are plenty of Korean restaurants nearby. Stay away from it.

Armie Tecson (ArmieSweet16)

I don't know if his the owner, but he was so rude and unprofessional. He followed us to the bowling alley saying about what we paid for. He said...NO TIP? DON'T COME BACK! What the hell! Really???!!! Well, unfortunately, I'm not going back, duh! Goodbye! Our total bill was only $73 if I am not mistaken. We gave you $80. You mean $7 is not a tip? C'mon man. You are the owner. You have to be respectful to your customers. Whether they gave you a tip or not be thankful. Duh!