Tang Jip

Staff were welcoming and Food was good but portions are small for a pick up order for 3. Thin layer of beef brisket sitting on a bed of lettuce. food is pricy around $20 per dish. The raw marinated crab is $40 for half a crab. Better off picking up this kind of dish at Woori Market. Might be better for a lunch spot than a dinner place. Surprised they didn’t offer more banchan. Will have to compare their dine-in portions if I ever come back to this place.

Tried Tang Jip recently with my girlfriend and honestly… the food was pretty good. Everything came out hot and flavorful, and you can tell it’s made fresh. The soups hit, the meat was cooked perfectly, and the banchan kept the table interesting the whole time. Definitely one of those spots where you leave full and happy. The vibe inside is nice too. Clean, cozy, not crazy loud, you can actually enjoy your meal and have a conversation. Love the lighting they have up on the ceiling. Customer service was great. Super friendly and attentive without being over the top. Restrooms were okay, one door stall toilet and a shared sink. Also the bar didn’t seem fully up and running when we went, so drink options were a little limited. Not a huge deal though. Still got a soju Overall, really solid

Came here for the first time and was a nice place. Loved their food and portions were just right. Good Bonchon! Moderate seating area and nice ambiance. Service was friendly and quick. I'll come here again if I'm in the area.

Authentic Korean soul food done right. The menu covers a wide range of traditional dishes, all prepared with depth, balance, and familiar home style flavors. Ingredients taste fresh, seasoning is on point, and portions are generous. Food comes out hot and consistent. Simple, no frills atmosphere that keeps the focus on quality and authenticity. A reliable spot for genuine Korean comfort food.

I loved the Beef Bulgogi which is one of my favorites. Not spicy, although they served 2 spicy condiments on the side if you wanted more spice. Came with a really good amount of rice. What impressed me was the number of free side dishes that came with meal. In addition to soup with seaweed in it (not my favorite), they served delicious Kimchee that was a little spicy as expected, but not overpowering. Also some spicy radishes that was like the Kimchee, potato salad, mung beans, fishcake noodles, sesame garlic broccoli, lettuce wraps, and I think 2 more dishes. Although my friend ordered chicken wings, they were brought home because there was just so much to eat. I ordered the $30 Beef Bulgogi because it was not on the special $18 lunch menu that featured chicken bulgogi, and about 5-6 ot