By: investman

Date: March, 2008

This is a traditional style Korean BBQ place that you'd find in Seoul, Korea. Nothing fancy: big blower fans to suck the smoke away from your table, flourescent lighting, etc. The meat quality is very good, condiments varied (kim chee, radish, noodles, potato, cucumber, etc.). You can cook the meats yourself over the hot coals. Service was fine, but then I'm the kind to chase down the waitress when I need to. We went with our good friends who are open to new foods, and their younger boy did much of the cooking (with some supervision). This is not a typical first date restaurant, but a great place for those who like good value Korean food, and who don't mind smelling a bit smoky afterwards. P.S. go to the RiteAid in the same complex for some great cheap ice cream afterwards.

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