JINJU GOMTANG

My family and I had our first satisfying meal in Las Vegas, and it was amazing! The staff’s service was outstanding, and most importantly, the food was even more delicious than what we’ve had in Korea. This might just be the best Korean restaurant in Las Vegas! If there were a place like this in Indiana, I’d probably go every day. If you’re looking for authentic Korean food, I highly recommend this restaurant. Thank you for the wonderful meal—we’ll definitely be back next time!

First of all the service here is AMAZING. I’d have to say they are the friendliest staff I have met in a while. Really makes you feel like family. Server and the owner especially were very attentive and had exceptional service. Secondly, it’s the best Korean food in Las Vegas hands down! The soups here have a very deep flavor just like how they traditionally do it in Korea. I’m genuinely so happy that I found a Korean restaurant that really cares about executing the original flavors!! They also have a lot of side dishes that are all fantastic. The cold noodle that I ordered literally hit the spot and I couldn’t stop eating even though I was so full. If you like Korean food, THIS IS THE PLACE. I can see that I sound like I’m exaggerating but I’m really not. I’m just really impressed and I feel the need to spread word. Solid 10 out of 5.

If you like Gomtang, this place is awesome! The soup is great but I really like that they give you other side dishes besides just kimchi. They also have other items besides soup, we ordered soup and a noodle dish and share. We liked it so much that we came to eat twice in one day!

The soups were very good, but the side dishes were not stellar. The meat in the soup was very tasty and tender, but perhaps on the sampler side for amount. The flavor of the soups, very good. The cold noodles were good. The service was adequate but not overly friendly.

I was told this place was perfect for a hangover cure, and the atmosphere was definitely like stepping into your grandma's kitchen! We tried the seolleongtang, and it was delicious. Plus, the side dishes were so varied and plentiful. The only little hiccup? They didn't officially have soju. But, somehow, our server magically produced three bottles! He did say they don't normally sell it, though. All in all, a fantastic meal.

Amazing soup and service. Honestly better than the ones I had in NYC and my mom approves ! Which rarely happens. Was straving so didn't get a pic of the soup but in my opinion a must try.

This is one of my favorite restaurants for Korean beef soup. It's a smaller hole in the wall type of place in LV Chinatown. The soup is flavorful and the meat is super tender. I love that they do it the Korean way by service big pieces of radish kimchi that you cut with scissors and the green onion kimchi that comes with it is also very tasty. I've come solo and with family a few times now. I came when it first opened as Mr. Tang. I haven't visited Vegas in a while and really enjoyed my meal again. The mixed meat soup is very good. You add your own kosher salt for taste. They'll give extra green onions to put in your soup. I also ask for the pepper paste as well to make it super spicy. Their side dishes are good. I like it much more than Tang Tang Tang that has lost its flavor over the years. So Jinju Gomtang is my favorite, but it is a few bucks more and totally worth it.

Beste Korean food and kind employees thank you. Also the side dishes are amazing. Enough space for parking and open until 0.00 🙏

Jinju Gomtang hit the spot when I was craving soup, especially since it was a cold day in Las Vegas. The wait was kinda long ~30-40min, and it was packed even for a late dinner time. I got the #2 oxtail soup with assorted meats. The broth in so little words was soothing. The milkiness of the soup was flavorful without being salty. I could have a cup of this soup every morning. The banchan here is also great with lots of variety. Would recommend!

Every time I stay in Las Vegas, my mornings begin with a visit to Jinju Gomtang in Chinatown. Whether I walk from the hotel or take an Uber, I never skip it. The food is always fresh, comforting, and full of flavor. My go-to dishes are the Sundubu-jjigae (spicy soft tofu stew) and the Galbitang (beef short rib soup). The sundubu-jjigae arrives bubbling hot, filled with silky tofu and vegetables in a rich, spicy broth. The galbitang is clear and deeply satisfying, with tender short ribs, glass noodles, scallions, and egg garnish. Both dishes are deeply nourishing and perfect to start the day. The generous set of banchan (Korean side dishes) makes the experience even better. Each visit comes with a delicious spread that often includes kimchi, marinated cucumber, cheongyang chili in soy sauce, eomuk bokkeum (fish cake with peppers), Korean-style potato salad, and myulchi bokkeum (stir-fried anchovies). These side dishes are always fresh, full of variety, and served with generosity. The waitress is incredibly friendly, making you feel truly welcome. The atmosphere is warmly Korean, with a calm, respectful energy that makes the restaurant feel like a peaceful retreat from the noise of the city. Even my CEO, Victor, said this is a great place, and I couldn't agree more. Jinju Gomtang is not just a meal--it is a daily ritual whenever I'm in Las Vegas. If you're anywhere near Chinatown, this is a place worth waking up for. One thing I've come to appreciate more and more is how different cultures approach breakfast. In many American settings, morning meals can feel rushed, overly sweet, or lacking depth. At Jinju Gomtang, breakfast is something else entirely, i.e., warm, nourishing, and thoughtfully prepared. Korean cuisine brings a sense of balance and care to the first meal of the day, and this place captures that beautifully. It's the kind of breakfast that fuels both body and mind, and I wish more people experienced mornings this way.

WOW Ordered the cold buckwheat noodle in beef broth 16.95$ four small appetizer dishes- spicy peanuts - were very stale but still good spicy-, fish cake and bell pepper slices, potato salad-cold refreshing and sweet-, and spicy jalapeños. Self serve tea with plastic cups and bottle of light tea at table. Staff very friendly. Cold buckwheat noodle in beef broth 16.95$ Toppings - sweet asain pear slices, cucumber slices, pickled radishes, half a boiled egg and four slices of beef Broth - delicious I've never had cold beef broth - small sourness from the pickled radishes Noodles - very thin and glossy good flavor with the broth but hard to grip and chew ): not my choice of noodle - very large serving

Jinju Gomtang was definitely not even close to being on my radar, as I typically stay away from Asian food when I'm in Las Vegas since I already get plenty of that when living in L.A. But sometimes, you just gotta change it up. Got the Oxtail Soup. This was actually really really good! Very good broth that wasn't too heavy on salt, but still very tasty. And the oxtail literally fell of the bone, it was cooked that well! My girlfriend got the Jokbal (pigs' feet). It was also tasty, but not what I wanted at the time. Service was very good. There was one lady working in here and she was working VERY hard. Really appreciated it. Definitely worth a visit if you want some Korean soup.

Looking for flavorful and feel like your at home Korean food? This place will hit the spot! The girls mainly eat Korean soups so I checked the reviews and decided on this. The food was rich in flavor. Bonchon was ayce. We ordered the galbi Jjim small. The small was big enough for 2-3 people. Well worth it. So flavorful it was cleaned out. They also ordered some cold noodle soup. I'm still trying to get used to this type of soup as my senses feel like it should've been in a hot broth. But as they described it, it was refreshing for hot days. It was only our party in the restaurant but the waiter always checked in on us, making sure the bonchon and water were never empty. Small place that packs a lot of flavor. Craving it as I type this.

I'm usually very wary of 24 hr places in Vegas as their turn over and quality can be suspect. Last time I had pho at a 24 hr place it was horrid. Thankfully this place changed my mind. Legit Korean food even for breakfast, homemade style broth with natural flavors you know right away all their broth has been brewing for hours. My only knock is the galbi combo deal which is great is only available with cold noodles for some reason. Hint most focus on the meat which is fine but a legit broth place has quality radish and jujube fruit to balance out the meat and gives it a natural slightly sweet flavor

Still one of my favorite restaurants in Vegas! Best Galbi Tang and banchans! I keep it very simple and they always deliver!

I kept seeing Seol Leong Tang (ox leg bone soup) on my tik kok & instagram pages so decided to see if there are any restaurants here in Vegas that served it. I am so glad I found this place from one of the foodies in Vegas. It was my first time trying this soup and it was better than I have expected. You can tell the broth has been shimmer for long period of time as it has very clean flavor. all you need is a little pinch of salt and it was perfect. It comes with sliced meat & clear noodle. so great. I also ordered some Bimbimbap, and tteokbooki. Both were actually larger portion than I have expected. I have left over and they were so great to eat it the next day too. I did recooked the tteokbooki so the rice noodle can be chewy again. Both cooked in perfection & geneous toppings. Service was great. It seem like there were only 2 people working in the front at that time. One server & one bus person. We must have beat the lunch crowd as when we walked in there were only 2 other tables and lots of dirty tables. I felt bad for them as they didn't have time to clean. But they got it all down after they took our order and everything was back to normal. If you do come here. make sure you have more people to be able to try their other dishes as their portion size seem to be shareable.

The service was on point - the food was delicious and the best thing was the kimchi and the scallion pancake

Family of 4. We were on the last leg of a looooong drive into Vegas. Not too hungry but wanted to eat dinner before heading to the hotel. Korean soups sounded like the perfect meal; especially since we were just coming from some icy and snowy conditions. Ordered two soups to share. Both the Beef Cheek Soup and Beef Short Rib Soup were similarly delicious. The actual soup tasted pretty much the same. A steaming hot broth that warms the body. The beef ribs were fall off the bone. The beef cheeks were similarly tender. There was a dipping sauce that looks a bit scary with all the peppers. It is actually kind of sweet. The kids (and adults alike) also really enjoyed the clear noodles in the soups. The initial waiter we had was very friendly and welcoming. We caught him at the end of his shift as he left shortly after taking our order. The other waiter we had was ok but didn't come to check on us and I needed to chase him down to pay the bill. Overall, I definitely recommend Jinju Gomtang if you're feeling like some heart-warming soups.

Our friend heard some great things about this place and so here we are. Tried their sul lang tang mixed meat option. This place does not make it well. It didn't have much milky color to the broth. I wished I had asked what meats would be in there, 6/10. There was some I would jot have preferred. We ordered a kimchi pancake to try, crispy on the outer edges but not the middle half of the pancake. 7.5/10 for that. My husband wanted to order gamja tang he saw on their windows outside and advertised on the big display, but the waiter said it's not available to order and asked us to look at their new menu. Also ordered the pig trotters, not flavorful like Chinese style. A bit dry and it doesn't come with a lot of stuff to eat it with. We definitely regretted getting this item. Our waters/tea was not getting refilled. We sat towards the left side of the restaurant where the servers didn't frequent. After I asked for boxes, refill on tea and bonchon and for our bill. Only half the requested things were fulfilled. The server that ended up taking over did apologize, but we felt neglected on our side. From the service to the food, I personally wouldn't visit again.

After a week of drinking and eating buffets in Vegas, all my friend and I really wanted was asian food and make it soup. We dropped by late night and there were quite a bit of tables empty so we were seated immediately. The space inside almost looks like a to go place with large menus at the front but ate our food there. We both ordered the seol leong tang and it absolutely hit the spot. The broth was really rich and the pieces of meat inside were super tender! The glass noodles in the soup was great too. Everything went so well with rice! The sides were okay though, i thought they were a bit plain but it's okay! The soup by itself was great. Would definitely be back here if we need another late night snack. The prices are decent and the hot soup saved both of our livers this trip.

This place is the genuine article! If you love pho and haven't tried Korean beef noodle soups, you have to come here. Tender meat, fragrant broth, and slippery sweet potato noodles make a wonderful winter treat. The portions are generous and they'll refill your favorite banchan. We are only moderate spice-eaters, so we were pleasantly surprised that the kimchi and other banchan were not super fiery. We skipped the pickled chilies, but the chili cucumbers, sweet/hot peanuts, etc. were manageable for us. Just lots of great flavors without setting your hair on fire. A note to my fellow non-Asians: you'll mostly hear Korean spoken in here. But it's very welcoming, and the waitstaff we had were all native English speakers, so don't be shy. Linoleum ambiance. It's all about the food and service.

My husband is a fan of their somuri gukbap. They have bomb green onion kimchis. They give you more side dishes so this means good service. Majority of their clientele is older asian folks so you know food must be good. Those people would not spend their hard earned money if the food is not good. I am going to try their cold noodles on my next visit.

The day after Christmas, we came here since most restaurants were packed. This one had a smaller line, so we were 2nd on the list. It still took about 15minutes to get seated since we came during prime lunch hours. I would say the staff were very friendly, but they were definitely understaffed and didn't handle it very well. We were ready to order for a while before they actually came to take our order. It took us 2-3 tries to get both our water and sides. Actually the sides didn't even come until our food came which took about 30minutes since we placed it. Understand the tough situation, but wished they did a little better. We got the galbi jjim which was good flavor wise! Wish they gave a bit more meat like how daeho does especially for the price. We also got the Dogani Tang, which was great and had a lot of ingredients in there. Overall food was delicious, but hoped for better service.

I have been wanting to visit this restaurant for a while now since some of my friends recommended it and this place didn't disappoint. I'm a sucker for traditional Korean food! This restaurant is located at the main plaza of Chinatown and is advertised open 24 hours which is awesome! When walking in, we were greeted right away and it felt homey. There was only one server working the whole time and this place was pretty busy when we walked in and she managed to handle everything really well. We ordered the sulungtung, chive pancake, and Korean cold noodle combo with beef short rib. The sulungtung was amazing and the broth had so much flavor. There was no need to put any salt in it and they give a generous amount of meat too. The cold noodle was really good and had a sweetness to it probably from the pear garnish that they use. What I love to do when eating cold noodle is to pair it with Korean beef ribs. When eating it together, it provides a balance of salty and sweet. If you've never had cold noodle before, it's chewy texture and I recommend cutting the noodles smaller so it's easier to eat. The chive pancake was really good and the portion was very big too. Reason why I gave this place a 4 is because the Kalbi didn't really have a lot of flavor and the portion was fairly small too. Next time I come back here, I'm going to just order the sulungtung since it was delicious!

Amazing. hands down. I am Korean and this place is authentically good that also foreigners will love it. Service was amazing too. Big portion.

We went on a Sunday at lunchtime, it was busy, but not crazy and got a seat right away. We had the Seol Leong Tang, Bibim Naengmyeon and a Kimchi Jjeon. Everything tasted great, and the prices are comparable to other Korean Tang restaurants. Service was great and the food came out quickly. (It's a simple menu so I can see where it wakes it easier to prepare) Definitely worth a try.

This discreet Korean restaurant tucked away in Chinatown Plaza is a great stop for some tasty Korean food paired with quick service. This resto has seen different owners through the years. The dining area is clean with a generic Asian theme from the transitions. The service was on point from the servers to the kitchen getting the dishes out quickly. Combo Noodle w/short Rib - The short rib was tender and delicious. They were generous with the short rib servints. The noodles were fresh and paired well. This was easily shared between 2 people. Seol Leong Tang - Ox Bone soup. Another great soup-based dish. Buchu Jeon - Korean pancakes made with garlic chives - This was my first experience with this dish, won't be my last. Nice work Mr. Tang. This is a great Korean restaurant which isn't Korean BBQ focused. I love that they're open late (midnight). This is a great option for a quick late-night bite when in the area, which I am a lot. Enjoy.

This place was Mr. Tang last time we visited. Just a man red change to match their LA Restaurant. Same menu and food. Right next to Paris Baguette!!!

Came here on a cold evening! Their soups were great! Service is fast! The only thing I was bummed about was that I wanted to add jujubes into my soup which they said they will ask the cook and they never got back to me or updated me lol. It's fine though, everything else was yummy.

Went back after 2 days and took my LA friends who were in for the F1 race. They loved it! Got seated right away and then it got crazy busy after our banchan was served. There was only one server as before but this time I think she needed a hand as almost every table was occupied and people were waiting to be served. Still, the best part was the soups and jjeon! This time we ordered the seafood jjeon, seol leong tang (with brisket) Ggori gim tang(ox tail) and dogani Tang(tendons). And once again did not disappoint. Soo good. Will definitely keep bringing people back.

Food was delicious and flavorful. The banchan were great as was the service. We loved it and plan on going back!

We ordered the spicy galbi Jim large with cheese, which came with a bunch of banchan. Their cucumber kimchi and fish cakes were flavorful, but their kimchi wasn't my favorite. Their kimchi could've been a bit sweeter to balance the saltiness of it. The galbi Jim was extremely flavorful! It was pretty spicy and the meat was tender. It tastes much better than Sun Nong Dan in California. We also got the steamed egg which was soft and pillowy but still had a lot of flavor! Our server, John, was kind and attentive. The restaurant felt like a family restaurant and was a bit small inside, but on the cozier end. Would come back again!

This family ran business is a hidden gem. It's still relatively young for being in opened for 2 years. They really care about the service and quality. Galbi jjim is not that easy to find even in Korea. It comes with steamed egg. Spiciness level can be customized. Small size can easily feed 4 adults. Come here for family style dishes. Everyone shares everything. Only individualized thing is the rice bowl. Try the ox tail soup. All the flavors are authentic in every dish.

Though not quite a hole-in-the-wall, this place is a bit hidden away amongst the bustle of the plaza. But like many HITW places, this is a hidden gem if you're looking for a hot, comfortable bowl of Korean soups and dishes. I've tried just about all of them on the menu, and they're all exceptional. Service is also excellent. Highly recommend during the winter cold or you're in the mood for Korean comfort soups!

After a long night out, I needed some hot broth and soup the next morning. A friend recommended this place and it was worth the visit. The authentic Korean soup selections were a plenty. The spicy beef and leek soup I had was done nicely. For those expecting a lot of spiciness, I would say it was more on the mild side. In addition, the Banchan that was served to complement the soup was great. The service was quick and pleasant. The ambience is nothing special, typical Asian restaurant theme furniture and decoration. The location is in Chinatown, very close to the strip. Would definitely return.

Amazing Korean food! Must go if you are ever in the area. The service is quick and you get your food right away.

Came here after a couple days of partying, and the food hit the spot. Got seol leong tang and cold buckwheat noodle. Nice clean meal that wasn't hard to eat after days of drinking. Cold buckwheat noodle was perfect for a hot day too. Service was great! Fast and attentive. I would definitely come back.

So so good. Perfect way to start off the morning. The banchan was fantastic and the flavor was perfect. Really fast service and a nice, chill environment to eat the best soup ever.

I came in from Chicago for a weekend getaway, and I have to say, this place is an absolute gem! Despite the warmer weather in Vegas, I do have a love for soup. I was feeling a little under the weather so this warmed my belly up. My husband and I each ordered a soup. I went with the Wang Galbi Tang, and my husband got the Yukgae Jang. We also shared the Buchu Jjeon (chive pancake) which was served with a perfect presentation, sliced right in front of us. The pancake was delicious, and I've never seen so much chive before lol. You also get banchan (their side dishes). They even asked if we wanted some to go, but we declined since we had other places to eat at and no fridge. My husband love spicy and the Yukgae Jang was Incredible, he killed it before I could even eat half of mine. My Galbi Tang was just as good, they give you 2 big pieces of galbi! Truthfully I couldn't finish mine so I had to take it to go. The staff, including who I believe was the manager, were exceptionally attentive. They checked in on us multiple times to ensure everything was to our liking. You can tell they genuinely care about the experience, making the atmosphere warm and welcoming. All had a smile on their face. The place was clean and organized. Everything and anything you needed was already there. With so many new spots opening up, this one is definitely a standout. I'll definitely be back to try more of their specialties. Highly recommend!

If you're a foodie, this place is a must when you're in Vegas! Hands down the best galbi jjim I've had ever! They don't play with their portions and will make you want to move in! Can I move in? This dish just sent me to cloud 9. Here I come food coma!

Even though it's 110 degrees outside and I just got off a 6 hour flight - this place just hit the spot with the soup. Broth was so YU MAMI I didn't even add salt. Really fast service. 5/5 would come again

Galbi Tang was very good. Flavorful soup base, galbi was very tender, melted in my mouth. Kimchi Pancake has too much starch and feel greezy and heavy. Would come back to try their other soup!

This place is epic. At first we were kinda skeptical cuz it was in such a small place but once we ate the food we were just like oh my goodness this place is so good. The server was super nice and welcoming. The food was so delicious too. We got the Galbi Jjim, cold noodles, and ginseng chicken soup.

1. The price is cheap. The quantity is large. The front and back legs are evenly rotten. 2. The taste is 7.5 out of 10. But the kimchi and cubed radish that are eaten together. And the oyster kimchi is 10 out of 10. So the total score is 9.5.

A Korean restaurant with extremely bad service attitude. Although the taste is okay, the service is so bad ，No smiles at all during the whole process, and a 20% tip is automatically added at the end. (20 dollars), the change was three cents short of hers, and she chased her all the way to the car door to ask for it. After the customer found out, she said sorry and gave her five cents. After she got there, the waiter slammed the customer's car door, pointed she's finger and cursed at the customer... This level of rudeness is enough to call the police. I advise people who come to Las Vegas to avoid this restaurant...

The costumer service was amazing..our server june was so friendly and professional..the food all hands down the best I tasted since california..it definitely a good restaurant..the price is well worth it and customer service was second to none..

The seafood pancake was crispy and thick! Some parts were a bit mushy but I still liked it. The seol long tang tasted flavorful and you can dip the meat in the dipping sauce. There are some glass noodles in it too! The wang galbi tang tasted more on her herbal side for me but it still was good. This also has some glass noodles. There were side dishes on one plate (kimchi, spicy cucumber). You can use the scissors to cut them into smaller pieces. The waiter was attentive to what we needed. He brought bowls and ladles so we can share the soups, and recommended the wang galbi tang. The only thing that bothered us was that there were flies flying around us as we ate which was annoying but maybe it is due to the hot weather? I am not sure. However, the food and service was great and you should definitely give this spot a try if you are craving korean food!

Wow. Excellent food. The service is typical korean restaurant, if you haven't been to a korean korean restaurant you need to call the waiter... it's not considered rude. Surprisingly the mul naengmyun is amazing. Don't sleep on the mul naengmyun. The broth is incredibly flavorful. Savory with just a small hint of sweetness. This is the first time I've had naengmyun where I barely needed to put anything in the broth! I've had naengmyun my whole life and this is definitely one of the best.

We discovered a great local Korean joint in China town that's across in the same lot as Ranch 99, MT offers traditional Korean dishes from noodle, soups, and sizzling hot dishes. It's a great alternative option if you're not in the mood for the AYCE restaurants. The service was amazing and the place was very clean and welcoming. A must try for Korean foodies and we will definitely be back!

It was the perfect meal on this cold rainy night. Mr. Tang wasn't necessarily on our list of restaurants to try. It was one of those nights that we simply wanted something cozy snd low key. When we arrived to the restaurant, we were immediately greeted warmly by the wait staff. The menu is easy to understand. It has English, Korean and Chinese with photos next to each item. We ordered number 2, number 3 and spicy rice cakes. Everything we ordered was superb!!! The soup was hearty but not heavy. The rice cake was full of flavor but not overly spicy. Satisfied was the word of the night. The two gentlemen waited on us were polite and super helpful. It was a wonderful dining experience. Out of all the restaurants in Chinatown, this is definitely on the top of my list for coming back again.

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I've eaten here at least a dozen times and always get the Spicy Galbi Jjim and it's excellent. Best galbi jjim I've had! And I've been to fancier restaurant. Don't let the inside fool you. It may look basic, but the food is top notch. Fast service too!

Food and service was great! We stumbled upon this restaurant because we needed some Asian snacks to bring back home to Hawaii. Food is tasty! Banchan are delicious! If we return to Vegas, we would not mind coming back!

The soups and the banchan are pretty good here, especially compared to many of the other Korean soup restaurants. But the kimchi can sometimes be on the sweet side and sometimes not. So, it would be good for the owners to try to keep the flavors more consistent. Maybe, use a recipe with measurements, which I know is not a very Korean way to cook; but when you run a restaurant the customers need to be able to rely on the flavors being consistent from one visit to the next since it's the flavor they remember, that they crave, and keeps them coming back. The Korean kimchi pancake had good flavor, but was a bit on the soggy side. The best is to make sure the outside has a nice crisp to it, and the stone bowl for the stone bibimpap was served a bit too hot so that it ended up burning the rice if you let it set even for a few seconds. So, it seems like they are still working out how to get the temperature right for cooking. It might be best for them to use a thermometer to find the right temperature for frying Korean pancakes and for heating the stone bowls. So far, this is the only Korean soup place that I've found is worth going to, but it can be improved for the other menu items, such as the ones I've mentioned. I know this restaurant is a bit new, and I'm hoping this review will help them improve.

Amazing! Combination Su Ouk out of this world and would highly recommend it. I honestly skipped the "fancy good" food from the strip and routed myself to this hidden gem. Their number 1 and their number 8 soup is also delicious. Open late. What more can you ask for ? Oh their banchan is also very good. Enjoy and don't skip! 10/10

We're on a Vegas trip with our kids, last day and we decided to visit China town. And we couldn't help ourselves by the look of the photos on the store. We decided to just go in and see for ourselves. We were greeted by a young man, he said we can seat ourselves anywhere. Sat down and looked at the menu. The price of the food were pretty high, however didn't tempt us to walk away because if we were to go elsewhere it would be the same price. We thought if it wasn't going to fill us the kids also wanted sushi so we can always get some sushi as well. Nope two of these filled the four of us. We did spicy on the Dwaeji Galbi Jjim Braised Pork Short Rib & Back Rib with Sauce and extra blood on the beef and cabbage soup. Soup was sooo delicious and the ribs omg!!!! Flavor is to die for!!! We were offered extra side dishes which includes spicy peanuts, Korean cucumbers, spicy leeks, and fish cakes. They provided us a jug of water and cold tea, you can just refill your own cup when you wanted to. But they asked us how we were doing made sure Everytime we ran low on side dishes if we wanted it refilled. The ambiance was also great, no sun in our faces, temperature in the store was well ventilated. Kids enjoyed the food. Definitely will be coming again next time we are in Vegas! Thanks for having us.

Excellent Korean restaurant! We had soh muh ri guk bap which means cow head beef soup. It was really satisfying. Service was quick and professional.