J P.
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I’ve been a regular at their other branch for quite some time, but this was my first visit to this location. The vibe here feels like a playful fusion—part tent bar with casual tables, part lounge with hip background music, and part wine bar with its dimly lit, relaxed atmosphere. It was also my first time having pork BBQ paired with wine instead of the usual soju or beer, and to my surprise, the combination worked beautifully. The house wine pours are generous, making it feel even more indulgent.
The side dishes deserve a special mention, especially the fresh vegetable platter, which is a must-order. I also asked for cilantro (고수) to mix with their onion seasoning—it added a refreshing twist that balanced the richness of the pork.
In truth, this place hardly needs my review, as it’s already well-known and frequented by celebrities. But what struck me most wasn’t just the food or atmosphere—it was the sense of ease the place creates. As I sat waiting for my pork to cook, I couldn’t help but overhear snippets of conversation: three men discussing their health, a couple venting about work. I didn’t mean to eavesdrop, but that’s the charm here—the atmosphere makes people open up, unwind, and simply let things go.
I usually wrap up the meal with 된장찌개, but today I decided to try the ramen for a change. Still, if you ask me, 된장찌개 is the one I’d recommend.