Myung jang and Obaltan restaurant

I tried their Korean fried chicken and it was SO good! The chicken was crispy on the outside and tender on the inside, with the sauce perfectly balanced — not too sweet, not too spicy. The portion was generous and the flavor really hit the spot. The place has a nice vibe and the staff were friendly too. Definitely a must-try if you’re craving proper Korean fried chicken! 🍗✨

A hidden gem for meat lovers! They serve both grilled meat and hotpot, with excellent meat quality and flavors that are rich yet refreshing. The place can be a little hard to find, but it’s so worth it once you dine here. Enjoying the meal with friends makes the experience even more delightful. Highly recommended for a cozy and satisfying food adventure!

The ginseng chicken, fried chicken were great. Seafood pancake a bit oily and Tteokbokki a bit hard. Overall we enjoyed the lunch/afternoon tea and would come back again.

This hidden retreat has really delicious sides that get refilled for free! The waiter was very attentive to our needs, offering aprons when he saw our light coloured clothes. The other guests seemed to be enjoying their kbbq, although we got cheese rice cakes and beef tofu stew. Both delicious and reasonably priced. Great atmosphere and location. 5 stars all round. 6 for service.

This place used to be nice, but has definitely gone downhill. The food was bland & oily. The staff were uninterested and remote. The conditions of the restaurant are dilapidated and I would hate to see the kitchen. So many better alternate options in the area.

The fried chicken was delicious; nice crust outside, moist and tender inside. The samgye-tang was like a warm hug and especially fitting in this sort of weather. The rest were well made but didn't stand out like the chicken dishes. Tteokbokki is a bit on the chewier side but still addictive.

I saw a good rating on the map and decided the come for dinner Though the restaurant is wheelchair accessible, there was no ramp at the ally turning in to the restaurant. We didn’t know we had to turn in the ally corning cos according on the map, it’s on the Main Street. They have all you can eat, but we did A La Carte. We ordered beef and glass noodles. While everyone said they liked the beef, me as a person living in Japan didn’t like the beef taste at all. So I think this is an individual problem. Looks like they also cater tour groups. Just stereotyping, if a restaurant do tour groups at the same time all you can eat. I think their food quality might not be as good. That was the reason y I didn’t like the taste at all.

I live out of town, but whenever I crave Korean BBQ, this place is always my top pick! They didn't have a buffet before, but now that they do, I get to enjoy it at a great price. Definitely worth

Fast service. Quick pork set menu for 2. Very busy. Need to wait. Good chili sauce. Complex dipping sauce for bbq . Cook yourself.

Bibimbap 7/10. Big, but. It very hot and not enough sauce. Too much rice. Also had kimchi stew which was pretty good.

Omg! The best BBQ that we have ever had. The ambiance is very different to a Korean place, this kind of modern and current, without going crazy. Food and service GREAT!