The place is pretty spacious, has a chill vibe with dim lighting. It's got korean songs playing in the background and has a nice vibe to hang out. The staffs were friendly and english wasn't a problem. It was just a bit hard to get their attention as they were mainly in the counter or serving.
The ossam (octopus + pork) bulgogi was pretty good, right amount of spice (asked for less spicy), flavor was there and portion was decent.
The kimchi pancake was generous! It was also one of the best ones we'd had. It's crispy but had a nice chewy texture and taste was great too.
The soft tofu stew was pretty good too, portion was decent, with good amount of seafood, tofu, eggs and vegs in it, and not too spicy (again we asked for less spicy)
They rice served was mixed grain too which was pretty nice.
Both kimchi and macaronis for the dmside dishes were pretty good too.
We also had the soju + 3 beer set, which was pretty good value.
Overall the place is a lil bit on the pricier side but a good place to chill.
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xx,joelle.
After some Friday after work drinks we needed some food and went here. Service is very simple and happy to leave you be until you call them to order food. Quality is average but pricing matches making it good value. Highlight was the pancake, but the fried chicken was coated too much.
Joanne | Melbournecitay
+4
The food here is affordable and not bad. We went as a big group and really overordered. I really enjoyed the fried chicken and I thought the seafood pancake was quite yummy. Korean stew is spicy, but good. Unfort not the best Korean in the CBD area, but happy to go again
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