Korean Grill

Enjoyed lunch at this Chinatown Austin location. The combination fried rice was delicious with a generous portion. My friend liked the lunch chicken bento box. The sides were very traditional and good. I’ve never been a fan of kimchi but it was fresh. Would definitely recommend this restaurant.

Galbi was amazing and a great deal for $22. Meat was tender and tasty. Didn’t like the spicy pork—had a strange sour flavor. Noodles were light and chewy, very good. Seafood pancakes were soggy and sauce was too sour. Still, I’d come back for the galbi and to try more dishes. Chill spot with plenty of seating.

Literally the ONLY spot in austin to get sundue-guk. I spent a couple of weeks in South Korea and when i came back i need to fill the sundue shaped hole in my heart and this place was there to fill it. It's a mom and pop place and expect that vibe. Thier ban chan is always solid but since i only get one thing from there i can give much input on anything else.

The seafood noodle soup tasted great. The udon tasted just fine. The servers seemed not friendly and quite pushing us to place the order and check out. The restaurant interior was not rich in design.

Very fast and delicious food and service! We liked the beef tip stew more than the seafood stew, but they are both good. The calamari was very good and well seasoned, we rate it a 5 out of 5. Atmosphere was relaxed and intimate!