Absolutely love this little Korean gem in Clayton. Hidden in the corner near the train station, this quiet restaurant is run by a lovely Korean auntie who is very sweet and gives great recommendations. We ordered the bulgogi in a stone pot (recommended by her) which was the best as the rice becomes a little charred on the sides - absolutely delicious. The kimchi soup was made from homemade kimchi. Sliced beef was perfectly flavoured as well. Great side dishes too - some of them imported directly from South Korea, so you know everything is authentically Korean. 100 per cent recommend this restaurant.
A hidden gem at the other side of the busy streets of Clayton. Food tasted homely and authentic. We tried their Bibimbap, Bulgogi and deep fried chicken. Completely forgot to click pics, but will be going back soon and would update the review with pics. Staff were friendly and a lady was seen visiting each table.
Authentic Korean, none of that modern friend chicken trend (although they also do have friend chicken). The owner is an eccentric Korean lady who will scold you if you don’t finish the food, so better gets on her good side. The lunch menu (Mon-Fri) is pretty cheap and good even the ramen, but is limited (she said it’s only for tokenism, hasn’t changed the price in years). The main menu is extensive. I remember it used to be considered expensive when it just opened years back, but now it’s similar to other places. Food is definitely good, and lots of Koreans frequent the place.
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