Jang Su Jang- Duluth

This restaurant was a total vibe. Their menu is full of many flavors and it all seems fairly healthy. While the food is a bit pricey, I think it is fair as they give us ban chan (little appetizers) for every meal and it has free refills for it. I had the King Beef Rib Soup that has nutritious ingredients that "keep my body running". It was amazing, and it felt very nutritious and definitely helped keep my body running. The rice was cooked perfectly, I never had mixed rice but it was very satisfying!! The service is just amazing here. I love that they wear cute uniforms and all the ladies are so sweet. Also, the bathrooms are nice and clean. The ambience of this place felt light and peaceful. I would recommend trying this place out.

The inside gave off a Korean traditional house vibe sort of since the inside felt cozy. The vegetable pancake was delicious and the portions were big. There was a decent amount of banchan and there was even purple rice available which I tried it and it was delicious. The galbi and the kimchi tofu soup was pretty good too.

Ordered the galbi/soup combo. Wanted meat but also wanted the soup as well. Solid choice Sides were delicious. Interior looks nice and love how each sitting section is quartered off. Will come back for more

I ordered: 48. Seafood soup with flour noodles: Pretty bland with barely any seafood. 4/10 72. Bossam: It was fine, something had an off sour smell, but it tasted okay. 7/10 55. King beef short ribs (3 servings): 5/10 I feel scammed, I ordered this one Togo. For $80, I expected a lot more. It was mostly radish and short rib bones with barely any meat. The flavor was just meh — overly sweet and disappointing overall. The service was attentive and friendly, and the ambiance is nice too. This is probably my eighth time eating here, and I’ve never really had any complaints before. It’s usually pretty decent overall. But the $80 “King” short ribs were bad enough for me to leave a review. Save your money and order something else.

Jang Su Jang, tucked away in Duluth, is more than just a Korean restaurant; it's a culinary home where authentic, heart-warming flavors are served with genuine hospitality. For those seeking a taste of real Korean comfort food, this long-standing establishment, affectionately known as "The Meeting Place," is an absolute must-visit. The experience here is grounded in tradition and quality, starting from the moment you are seated and presented with a spread of their famously fresh Banchan (side dishes). Each small plate, from perfectly seasoned kimchi to subtly sweet glass noodles, serves as an exciting prelude to the main event. The Stars of the Show While Jang Su Jang is celebrated for its Korean BBQ and the rich, tender Galbi-Jjim (braised short ribs), the true test of a great Korean eatery lies in its stews and staples. This is where Jang Su Jang truly shines, particularly with their phenomenal selection of Stone Bowl Dishes and the irresistible Dumplings. The Sizzling Stone Bowls (Dolsot): The stone bowl dishes, served in volcanic hot earthenware, are a highlight not to be missed. The heat of the stone bowl—a hallmark of authenticity—doesn't just keep the food warm; it creates a magical crust on the rice at the bottom and ensures every spoonful is perfectly piping hot. • Soon Dubu Jjigae (Soft Tofu Soup): A specialty of the house, the Soon Dubu is a velvety, rich masterpiece. It arrives at your table vigorously bubbling, with an egg ready to be cracked into the molten broth. The ultra-soft tofu, combined with your choice of protein (the beef is excellent), and a perfectly balanced spicy broth, makes for the ultimate soul-soothing meal. It's a rich, deep flavor that is both comforting and invigorating. • Dolsot Bibimbap: For a classic, satisfying meal, the mixed rice in a stone bowl is flawless. The heat allows you to mix the colorful array of seasoned vegetables, savory meat, and a perfectly fried egg until the rice at the bottom is wonderfully crispy and caramelized. The Magnificent Mandoo (Dumplings): The dumplings at Jang Su Jang deserve their own standing ovation. Forget any pre-made variety; these are plump, flavorful, and clearly handmade with care. • The Wang Mandoo (King Sized Dumplings) are legendary. Huge, boiled, and generously stuffed with a hearty mix of beef, pork, and sometimes kimchi, these are a meal in themselves. The wrapper is tender, giving way to a rich, savory filling that is utterly delicious. • Their Mul Mandoo (Boiled Dumplings) are equally excellent, delicate, and served with a wonderful dipping sauce that complements the meaty, savory filling. While the specific "Ramen Dumpling" combo may vary, the Jjampong (Spicy Seafood Noodle Soup), often featuring hand-cut noodles and an incredible spicy broth, provides the perfect noodle-and-broth experience. Pairing a bowl of their luscious, spicy soup with a side order of their exceptional dumplings is the perfect way to get your ramen and mandoo fix, delivering a fantastic combination of chewy noodles, bold broth, and satisfying pockets of flavor. Jang Su Jang in Duluth is a true cornerstone of authentic Korean cuisine in the Atlanta area. Whether you're craving the deep, fiery comfort of a bubbling stone bowl or the simple perfection of a handmade dumpling, you'll leave feeling warm, satisfied, and already planning your next visit. This is where you go for real Korean food, prepared with heart.

Participated in the Explore Gwinnett Seoul of the South food tour and this was our first stop and wow was it awesome. It was great to explore the variety of side and main dishes served and as it was explained to us by the guide Sarah, this was a great example of Korean homemade comfort food. My fav was the seafood pancake and pork belly

Walking into Jangsujang feels like stepping into a welcoming Korean aunt’s house—warm, inviting, and filled with the comforting aroma of home-cooked food. The hospitality is as heartwarming as the dishes themselves, making you feel right at home from the moment you arrive. We ordered the King Spicy Beef Rib Stew, and it was absolutely phenomenal. The beef ribs were so tender, falling off the bone effortlessly, and the broth was rich, deeply flavorful, and perfectly spiced. The addition of white radish and pumpkin brought a natural sweetness that balanced the heat—such a perfect combination! The seafood pancake was another standout. Packed with fresh seafood, it was thick and hearty, almost like a Korean version of a Chicago deep-dish pizza! Every bite was crispy on the outside and filled with seafood goodness inside. The Japchae? No words can truly do it justice. Perfectly cooked glass noodles, savory and slightly sweet, with just the right balance of veggies and seasoning. And of course, we absolutely loved all the banchan (side dishes)—each one flavorful and made with care. Oh, and their purple rice? A must-try! It’s not only beautiful but also delicious and slightly nutty, pairing perfectly with every dish. If you’re looking for an authentic Korean meal served with warmth and generosity, Jangsujang is the place to go. We’ll definitely be back!

Had to head to Deluth for some Korean food during our trip. Glad we found Jang Su Jang. The banchan was excellent - we ate a ton of it. The seafood pancake was thick and one of the best I have had. The tofu stew was a boiling cauldron of spicy goodness. Definitely a great spot. The table next to us was a guy that moved away but had to stop in for his favorite Korean - the staff still knew him.

This is my second time here at Jang Su Jang and still one of my favorite stops when I come to GA. As soon as you enter through the door the hostess and serves greets you in the most welcoming way. The atmosphere of the place is calm and very homey; with the music softly in the background. The food do NOT disappoint. I got their spicy cold noodles and galbi combo. The galbi was extremely tender and flavorful- cooked perfectly. The cold noodles were chewy, sweet, and tangy. Would recommend this place if you're ever in Duluth, GA area. The do have a second location now as well that just opened up.

I really wanted traditional Korean food and came across Jang Su Jang on Google. We were greeted and seated right away. Normally I don't eat the side dishes but theirs were really good, especially the kimchi. It wasn't too spicy, perfect crunch and taste! I was in the mood for mul naengmyeon or cold noodle soup, since it was so hot out and it was delicious! My boyfriend got the galbi and seafood tofu soup and didn't leave a drop of food left. Highly recommend for great food and service.

Went for lunch with family after seeing that Jang Su Jang had great reviews, but we had a very disappointing and underwhelming experience. Staff were pretty friendly, and interior had a cozy and homey vibe. We ordered seafood soondubu, galbi jjim for 2, and galbi tang. The food came out literally 6 minutes after we ordered, so slightly skeptical about the freshness. The galbi tang was alright, the soondubu lacked the usual soondubu depth in flavor, and the galbi jjim was not worth the $60 price point in our opinion. The pieces of meat were pretty tough and wish it had potatoes instead of radish and pumpkin. It was also extremely sweet. The galbi jjim also had only two tiny pieces of rice cake, which was pretty misleading in the description because it made it seem like there were going to be good portions. Safe to say we won't be coming back here as we had a very underwhelming experience; it was pretty disappointing because it seems to be well liked by quite a few people.

3 stars bc of how much sugar they use :/ We ordered the SPICY braised beef rib dish and tell me why it was SO SWEET. I can't imagine how sweet the original one is. It was very soft and still good but due to the sweetness I had to pack majority of it home. (I cut up thai chili peppers and re-heated it on the stove top and even then it was still sweet but still better than how it came originally.) Service was great though. the ladies are efficient and are very sweet. I wouldn't come back for the ribs but I would come back to try their regular entrees.

Amazing food and variety. The seafood options were fab. Favorites of the kids were the non-spicy pork bulgogi. The seafood pancake is a game changer. Staff is lovely. Lots of parking and you can get in from the rain on their closed entry. We will def come again when in Atlanta.

This seemed to be one of the most popular Korean restaurants in Duluth, so my friend and I came by for dinner on a weeknight an hour or so before closing. It wasn't too busy, and we got seated immediately - the inside is huge with plenty of space! I saw oyster soondubu on the menu and wanted to try it since I had never had or seen that before. They also have mixed rice here, which was really really good! It had purple rice and black beans inside, which I had also never heard of before. The soondubu was good, though I did feel like the broth was a little lighter than what I'm used to with less rich of a flavor. The mild spice level was also barely spicy and I felt like I maybe should have gotten a medium. The banchan, however, was fantastic. I loved the kimchi (both regular and cucumber), and they refill them for free as well. Overall, good service and pretty good food!

I lied in my last review. I love the seafood pancake here. It is thick but crispy all the way through. They be cooking back there. As always, gotta get the king beef short rib stew. We also got the fried mandu, bulgogi, and bo ssam. Everything comes out rather quickly. Ban chan still on point. All of our food was freaking delicious. My favorite Korean spot for sure.

Ok Korean food. Too salty, everything over salted. We couldn't finish it. We won't come back.

I got the beef soon tofu, med spicy. It was very flavorful, but would probably get it more spicy next time. Side dishes were okay, we liked the japchae the most. Service was very prompt. Would go again.

Everything was Amazing!! Best Galbi Jjim I have ever tasted. I only wish they were in every state. I am in Illinois at the moment, but whenever I go to Georgia I definitely stop there!

Always a go-to favorite! You can't go wrong with their Galbijjim. Service is fast. Banchan is delicious. We went once for their cold noodles in the summer and it was heavenly as well.

We had a large party and ordered a lot of food -- but the server and restaurant were so accommodating. They brought our more side dishes per our request, and the food overall was so filling and delicious. I especially loved the stew and galbi.

Came here for lunch with a few friends midweek. The restaurant was easy to locate with its own parking all around the building. We were greeted and sat us right away when we walked in and they offered us hot tea or water. I ordered the mushroom tofu soup and galbi combo and my friends got kimchi tofu soup and spicy dumpling soup. They brought us plenty of banchan and everything was so fresh and delicious. My favorite is the kimchi (freshly made and not sour yet) and the seaweed. They kept refilling it as we ate. Our entrees came quickly. The tofu soup was hot and good on a cold day. The only thing that disappointed me was there were only 2 kinds of mushroom. The dumpling soup also had shredded beef and the mandoos are huge! The galbi was delicious as well. The meat was thick and tender and flavorful. We really enjoyed our meal. We sat around after and chatted and no one rushed us to leave. The service was attentive. I would love to come by and try their other dishes next time. Thank you for filling our bellies full!

This is my go-to place for tofu soup (sundubu-jjigae). The quality has not changed over the last decade. The menu is quite large. While I normally just stick to the tofu soup, I have tried the galbi, the braised beef short ribs (galbi-jjim), and army stew (budae jjigae). The galbi is a hit or miss with the chewiness of the meat. The braised short ribs was on the sweeter side but had good flavors. It is a dish for 2 people. I do wish that there were more rice cakes in the dish (only 2). I would not get the army stew here and go to another location in the area. Not many places offer purple rice, so I definitely suggest getting it instead of plain white rice. It can get really busy around lunch time on Sunday. So make sure you get here before the rush or don't mind to wait.

Our short weekend trip to Atlanta gave us only one chance (one meal) to experience the Korean food here. Many people recommended Jang Su Jang to us so we decided to drive up to try. The food overall didn't disappoint us. We liked the famous short ribs with pumpkin and radish - bigger portion size, hot, sweet, and meaty. The japchae and tofu pot tasted standard. Decent variety and generous amount of small dishes. Without trying any other Korean restaurants to compare, we think this is a good place to get traditional Korean food. Service was excellent and super friendly. Parking is very easy in their lot.

One of the best galbi I've ever had. Soon tofu hit the spot. Really good service too! Kept our waters full and frequently asked if we wanted more banchan (we wish we could have had more..!) Good thing I don't live nearby... I'd be here all the time.

I've been coming here for yearss and they've never disappointed. The service is still amazing. The aunties are the sweetest! Finally updating my review because as much as I hate to say it I feel like some of the menu items are starting to lack flavor. Especially the kalgusu which is that one dish I always get. The noodles aren't the same. It's hard to tell but I can tell. LOL Even though, I'll still be coming by. I just have to choose a different fav dish now =(

Was in town for a business trip and was really craving soondubu as it's not really something you can get in Colorado. We came towards the end of the night and quite enjoyed everything except I was disappointed that they didn't have bean sprouts banchan. The kimchi wasn't the best I've had, but it was enjoyable. I ordered my usual which is a kimchi soondubu with beef and then also got galbi to share. Galbi was great. My tofu soup was a little bland. My friend got the oxtail soup and it was such a nice light soup to have. This place satisfied the craving and our server was so nice. We loved it here, but wish the flavors were a little more for what we are used to for Korean food.

I came in on a slow Tuesday and ordered 부대찌개 and got banchan and water. The order came out quickly. It was a bit pricey though - $24 and it's one pack of noodles? I was in and out in more than 20-25 minutes. After paying one of the ladies ran out to my car to tell me tip isn't included. ? Yes, I'm fully aware. No need to remind me. I tell her I don't have any cash on me and she stands next to me adamantly that I give her some kind of tip. I typically tip but in the case that I was in and out so quick, didn't ask for special requests, ate all my food, and it was a slow day I decided not to. I told her I was aware tip is not included and in Korea culture they don't tip anyways (I used to live in Seoul, Busan, and Jeju). She eventually gave up and walked back inside. Very weird and it wasn't the first time I've had this same experience in the Duluth area.

Came here with my family after getting recommendations from multiple friends! The interior is more so on the traditional side and super comfy feeling. Their menu was very extensive so I had a hard time decided on what to get. My family got their soondubu and the broth was super flavorful and came with an option of white or purple rice. I decided to get the YookGaeJang KalGukSu (spicy beef soup w/ flour noodles) and the portion size was huge. Broth was super flavorful and the noodles were a really nice texture as well. Definitely recommend checking this place out if you're looking for a soondubu restaurant and anything else from their large menu!

We went to this restaurant at 6:00 pm on a Saturday night and only had to wait about 10 minutes, so we missed the hour wait that was going on by 7:00. In an area that boasts a lot of Korean restaurants, this place is super busy. The menu is big, but I had seen photos of the veggie pancake on Yelp, and knew I wanted to try it. This is one of the best pancakes I've ever had, chock full of veggies and delicious. We shared the pork bulgogi and the kimchi chagae, which were both very good, although the soup could have been spicier for my taste. They bring plenty of ban Chan, and service was very quick. The space is large and tables are ample, and there are lots of interesting Korean objects that bring cultural interest. Overall, an excellent restaurant that I'll return to.

SO GOOD! Came here with my partner and brother while visiting for the weekend. As an Asian-American who grew up in Chicago, I love me some good Korean food. However, I moved away to a new city with limited Asian cuisine for school a few years ago, and let me tell ya, your girl has been deprived. When we decided we were visiting the Atlanta area, I DEMANDED that we get good Korean food. Jang Su Jang was everything I dreamed of and more! Usually at Asian restaurants, I'm fully prepared for the more direct, straight-to-the-point service. Nope, not here. Everyone, from the hostess to the servers, were amazingly sweet, and I felt like I was being taken care of by my new Korean aunties! The restaurant itself was super spacious and clean, too, which is a major plus in my book. If that wasn't enough, the food was PHENOMENAL. My partner and I split the Kalbi and Soondubu jjigae combo, and everything was so tasty! The kalbi was perfectly seasoned and tender, and the soondubu was so flavorful and came with a raw egg to crack in to cook in the soup. My brother got the Budae jjigae, which he devoured in record time. We all left full, happy, and completely satisfied! Now that I'm back at home, I'm still thinking about this meal and can't wait to come back!

Went here for a solo lunch while in Duluth and it was fantastic. Service was prompt and thankfully they spoke English so I didn't have any issues ordering (some places I've gone to in Duluth only speak Korean and I don't speak the language, unfortunately). I ordered their entree and soup combo, yellow croaker w/ kimchi stew and it was exactly what I was craving. The side dishes were amazing. My favorites were the kimchi, pickled seaweed and japchae. You get a choice of white, purple, and mixed rice so I chose the purple rice w/ beans. I ended up taking the soup to go because the fish portion was so generous. Overall the ambiance is a nice quiet spot for anyone looking for a delicious Korean meal.

Overall good! Good Korean food that warms the soul. Galbi-jjim was good, especially the pieces on the bottom. Everyone was so full after.

This JSJ visit was disappointing :(. I hadn't been here in a decade and likely won't return anytime soon. +. Ambiance is a dated semi private booths and tables. Even sitting by a window, the lighting is slightly dark. -. Food is traditional Korean. We had a dolsot spicy squid bibim bop and a bulgogi. Their bulgogi was prepared in the kitchen (no grill at the table) and likely in a pan not over any grill. Their banchan was decent but the mains were mediocre. The bulgogi especially was unbalanced, over sugared and lacking savoriness resulting in worthless broth. It was one of the worst I've had in Atlanta! -. Price is high given mediocre dishes. ++. Service is very good. Our waitress was friendly, bilingual, replenished banchan and checked in several times. +. Parking is free private lot. We were looking forward to JSJ but this visit was a big disappointment. While the service was good, the food missed the mark. MY RATINGS - - - Inhumane - - Disgusted - Don't bother = Missed the Mark + Good ++ Better +++ EDIBLE...WHERE have you been all my LiFe!

I had always wanted to try this restaurant every time I drive past. So I finally made it a point to go for the first time this Friday. It was almost 9:00 p.m. when I sat down and the restaurant was still very crowded and busy. The server took my order very quickly and I was served side dishes almost immediately. There were more side dishes than I expected. I want to say that we're about nine that I was given. All were delicious, one I never had before and I thought the green jelly was simple, lightly flavored but nice. I ordered the spicy pork wrap. It came with a plate of raw vegetables which I very much appreciate it. I wish I had not ordered the spicy pork because I felt that the spice was not something I like. Next time I would order something different maybe the non-spicy version. Overall I love this restaurant, I will be back again for sure.

The food here is just soooo delicious! We literally drive here once a week from Athens! Ms. Lisa and Jenny are super nice! Are we coming back next week or later this week? Absolutely! The ambiance is beautiful and aroma smells delicious of this place!

Woah, I was genuinely surprised by this place in Atlanta. Never did I think the Korean food in Georgia can be comparable to ones in LA. The beef stew was absolutely my favorite dish and I would say it's even better than the infamous sung non dan. The meat was super soft but chewy, the amount of ingredient in a 2 serving size pot was good for 3 or even 4 people. The second highlight is the seafood pancake, it didn't have a lot of flour but was packed with seafood and scallion. The servers are quick and efficient so don't expect any sort of small talk from them. 5/5 for the food!!!

It's a really nice Korean restaurant. Food has all the staples and it's plentiful. I walked in and only had to wait about 5 minutes and then seated quickly. I ordered the tofu soup and bibimbap in a hot stone bowl. Prices were a little higher but its ok. Quality of food and service was really nice. I left full and happy. Place is clean and it seems like lots of Koreans and/or regulars come here so that's a great sign. They have their own parking lot and spaces could fill up fast but even when I came on a busy night it was still ok.

Amazing food and service as always. I've tried many items and have never been disappointed. The galbi dish is one of my favorites. Very flavorful and the beef is always tender. There was a lot of different vegetables in the dish but wish there was more rice cakes. Also love that they have white rice or purple rice options.The bossam here is always great, and the sauce that comes with it is my favorite. The seafood pancake here has lots of seafood and is always crispy. Not pictured but the spicy seafood noodles here are the best! The noodles are always chewy and they really mean it when the say items are spicy. One of the best Korean restaurants!

Great Korean street food and traditional South Korean dishes. Excellent service that will make you come back.

If you're craving Korean food, you cannot go wrong here. In the sea of Korean options around the area, this restaurant stands strong. As you pull in, you'll see the parking lot , pretty much full. This place is where the locals eat. I had lunch here on a weekend. The menu had lunch options , bentos for the weekday. Kinda jealous I did not get to order those. Next time for sure. I went with their signature Mixed Tofu Soup. Served super fast, all boiling and it came with an egg for you to crack into the soup. The soup was UMAMI bomb. Soup was packed with shell fish, tiny clams, maybe an oyster or 2, a shrimp and thinly sliced beef. Chock full of goodness. Super satisfying. Slurp level 9000. The kid had LA ribs, and that was also very good. The ribs savory, smoky and beefy. Its quite rich, so, be sure you are hungry before you get that. Now, I have to say , I wanted more banchan. All of it was good, but perhaps I was late to lunch , and the variety wasn;t all there. Finally, Jang Su Jang... this is prolly the instituition for K food in the Duluth area.

I had some wonderful Bi Bim Bap, with all the sides and it was fabulous! Nicely furnished dining area, extremely pleasant servers. Fast service.

Exciting and delicious meal! We had hot pot bibimbop for dinner. Loved the crusty rice at the bottom. Appetizer of veggie dumplings were plentiful and in paper thin wrappers. We saw another hot pot dish served boiling hot and the diners cracked their raw eggs into their pot to cook. Wow! Authentic dishes. We chose what we recognized and enjoyed our evening.

This is my favorite go to Korean Restaurant of all times in Duluth! It is always busy when I go and sometimes it maybe hard to find parking in the lot. Even though it's busy, the customer service is amazing! The aunties are super welcoming and fast with serving the banchan and beverages at the beginning. The food does not take long either. You cannot go wrong with their soondubu especially when the weather is colder outside or their seafood pancake. This time I tried the Galbi JJim. It was absolutely delicious since the meat was a perfect amount of tender. We got the smaller size portion and shared amongst 3 people, so we still had some food leftover. I also tried their Seafood Noodles for the first time. There was nothing special about this, more on the lighter side which was the perfect balance to the Galbi.

Enjoyed this place very much. Service was fast spent only 30 minutes here with a family of five at dinner time every thing was tasty. Love the atmosphere here

Super fast service. They were busy Saturday night, and we thought we would have to wait an hour with the amount of people that were standing and waiting when we got there. To our surprise we were seated in 15 minutes, and within 10 minutes we had our drinks, and orders in. The banchan was on point. Every single dish was a unique experience and taste but complimentary to the meal. The tofu soup was great and the Galbi was excellent. The only dish I was a bit disappointed with was the rice cake. The noodles in it was a bit too al dente and needed a bit more time. The decor was cute and made you feel you are in Korea.

I am from FL & was googling a good Korean Bbq & stumbled upon this one. We got there on a Sunday evening it was busy but we got lucky. I am a pretty picky eater & this was by far one of the best. The service was very fast and ambiance was just ok. But if ur looking for good authentic K-Bbq this is it.

JSJ has been a staple in the Duluth area serving authentic Korean food in a traditional looking establishment. The waiters are nice and portions are decent. Purely food based review: Bossam (for 1) - Really good quality. You wrap the pork with vegetables and side dishes and eat it all in one bite! They have a serving for two as well. Tofu Soup, Army Stew - Not pictured, but these are my go to classics at this establishment as well. Both taste authentic and are less pricey options!

We ordered Bossam for two to-go. I've been craving it since I went to Los Angeles. Imagine my surprise to see it on the menu here. I had to have some! Soon as I walked in, I saw the inside filled with older Koreans. That's a great sign for authenticity. It was delicious! The side dishes were plentiful and delicious as well. My only gripe is the meat wasn't as tender and was sliced pretty thick which made it harder to eat. Everything else was great. Next time, I'll have to stop and dine in.

Went on a weekend at lunch time and of course, it was packed! The parking lot is quite cramped so a few had to park at the next door lot. We only had two people so were seated quickly. Our server was the nicest lady ever. The food was pretty good! Nothing stood out much from our choices but it was still yummy and filling. The Bossam had two different sizes to choose from depending on how many people were eating, but the single serving size was big enough for us both. The prices were honestly less than what we expected for the portion sizes we were given.

This is my second time going and it doesn't disappoint! We ordered the bibimbap, budae jigae, tteobokki, galbi, and the ssambap combo! But the BuhSut Yachae Jungol definitely stole the show. It is a stew that was rich in flavor but not overpowering and felt like a palate cleanser compared to our other dishes. Don't be intimidated by the wait on weekends. The service is fast and the worth the wait

Best Korean food my husband and I have ever had! Seems to be the most authentic too ! Great food, great service, and cozy home like feel.

Authentic Korean food, it's absolutely delicious! Very flavorful and the Banchan is chefs kiss. I highly recommend their spicy tofu soup! I didn't like the rice cakes here but apart from that the Bibimbap is also great!

Service is always nice here! It's a bit pricey for a tofu house but the quality is there. Their budaejjigae is also really delicious and warm to the stomach!

Excellent Korean food. We were blown away with the meal and service. Very authentic flavors, the food came out quick and the server was very kind. Highly recommend!!!!!!

One of the best meals I've had in ATL - came here and got the YetNal BulGoGi and it was pure bliss. for $23.99 it's a generous portion and is super yummy. Comes with a side of rice and the most extensive banchan I've had. Service is great, interior is clean, and I will most definitely be back. I've had multiple people tell me that Jang Su Jang is one of the best and I will now hop on that train! Another thing I liked is the variety of the menu - they've got so many items that everyone can get what they want

I've been here so many times and I always forget to take pics because the food and service is excellent! Way to get after it Jang Su Jang! I remembered this time,, lol!

Wow. Yummmers Started with Kloud beer for us both. Given I make some of my own Korean food at home (kimchi hot pot, tteokbokki, Bulgogi), I wanted to try a few things. Hubby landed on Galbi (I knew that was a given lol). And we decided on the ddeokbokki and goon mandu combo appetizer as well as the seafood pancake. All to be brought as meal to divide between us. Melt in your mouth galbi. Fantastic. Ddeokbokki, I was nervous about it with other reviews wishing for more ddeok, but it was plenty. Good mandu, standard but delish. Fresh banchan. But. Let's talk about that scallion seafood pancake. Drool. Soooo good. Enjoyed. And it will go in our list for return visits when we are back in the area.

The food is absolutely FIRE. The stews are some of the best that I have ever had, big portions too that we couldn't finish in one meal. The seafood pancake was different from all Korean pancakes I had before, in a good way, crispy and tasty. The restaurant is very popular and there is not too much space outside, so good luck finding a parking spot and be ready to wait for at least 20mins if it's at launch time or dinner time. If you have someone who likes Asian cuisine, this will be an excellent place to go. It's not a good place for a regular workday lunch for 1 person alone though.