Manna Korean Food

Where to Eat Korean Food in Aurora

"Speaking of lack of atmosphere, this tiny cafe hidden without signage on the second floor of an office building leaves decoration to a few tables, a mounted whiteboard menu in Korean, and a stack of cardboard boxes. No matter. The sweet ladies who run it light the place right up as they turn out soothingly fragrant soups like samgyetang with rice-stuffed chicken, ginseng, and egg and the beef-noodle soup called seolleongtang, accompanied by dishes of seasoned salt and chile paste for flavoring to taste (as well as a rainbow of kimchi and other banchan, of course)." - Ruth Tobias