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Good Korean food at a decent price. Had the kimchi bibimbap and beef bulgogi. The kimchi bibimbap was great and I can recommend it. The beef bulgogi was good but I would have preferred more beef over the vegetables. Expect to spend around $20/person.

It was a bit hard to find because it is on top of a barber shop but the entrace is next to it. The service was really good but I was a bit disappointed that the meat was visibly frozen. Some of beef sirloin I ordered was also yellow which meant it hadn't been covered properly. It was conveniently co

Korean Garden has been a Clayton Establishment for as long as I remember. It’s arguably one of the oldest serving restaurants around. I finally had a chance to try it once again, and it didn’t disappoint. It’s more a traditional style Korean BBQ. Nothing fancy, nothing extravagant. Good food,

This Korean place has been in Clayton for years. Last time visit was almost 8 years ago. Visit twice lately due to having big group dinner and cold weather. First night was hot plate dishes, they are quite oily, taste wise not outstanding either. From memory this place wasn’t bad. Second night retur

Great range of Korean food from stew to table barbecue. Very much liked the potato pancake. They have a nice range of side dishes too.

Have been coming here for years... a good place for Korean food be it dishes or BBQ. A good place for groups though you may want to book ahead if >4 people. Attached picture shows the bottom floor which hardly anyone sits at but does set the mood for the restaurant. Majority of the sitting area is

Came here on a weeknight and was quite busy. Service is pretty good (as long as you press the bell!) food comes out relatively quickly and has good flavours, and don't forget that you can always ask for a side dish refill!

Kimchi Hot Pot and Korean bbq various meats. Food was delicious. Each table had a call button whichvwas handy. Only thing was that the scissors were really blunt.