Sambong Naengmyun

This is my favorite restaurant in Atlanta. Since I tasted food last summer I’ve been dying to come back. It’s a self-service restaurant where you order the food and pay at the front. Then you can pick up food when it beeps. It took less than 10 min for us to get our delicious food! Staff are incredible polite and efficient. My favorite is the steamed dumplings, cold buckwheat noodles with bbq pork. My friend had a traditional Korean soup and that had unique flavor. Price is incredible value for this qualify of food. They have hot yuksu (beef broth soup) that has unlimited refill. When I go back to NY, I will really miss this place!

I wondered why the restaurant already had a queue line at 11:20 AM. Well, I found out why. Clean and efficient service provided fantastic food. We ordered cold and spicy noodles, steamed dumplings, galbitang, and side meat dishes. All were excellent. By the way, this is a self-service, pay-first system. I also appreciated that there is no "tip suggestion" at the register. You pay for the food only. The staff were incredibly courteous. This was a fantastic experience.

The cold noodle is delicious! The spicy noodles was bland. I asked for more sauce and still it wasn't as good as the cold noodle. Nice quick service. Affordable price.

You order at the register and pick up food and utensils and condiments at the counter. Every time I go they are packed but they are run very efficiently. I think people are getting tired of tip culture and places like this are becoming more attractive. Food is high quality/taste and the rest is self service. I'll take it. I ordered the cold noodles (냉면) combo with pork bbq and beef soup for my mom. Paid around $32.

The Korean restaurant in NY needs to reflect. It was really great food and the cost-performance ratio is great. Thank you 삼봉냉면

As a Korean, honestly I don't understand why this place is so crowded. It was below my expectations. I don't eat salty food, but everything here was too bland... The mul naengmyeon(cold noodle with beef broth) didn't have any taste at all. I barely ate it. There was a wait, but it wasn't too long. You pay in advance, and you have to pick up the food yourself when it's ready.

It was my first time to come here. Wednesday's lunch time but the restaurant was packed. It took us about 15 minutes to have a table. It's like a food court style. We ordered and paid at the cashier before seated . Mainly Naengmyun( all cold noodles )were with pictures but sets were only written. Usually Korean food is served with a little side dishes so I preferred the set menu also with pictures. I could tell most of customers were Korean! That made me so excited! Customers prove their taste! The cashier was working so mechanically ( he wore a mask) and confirmed so fast. I barely couldn't understood. Anyway he gave us our receipt and buzzer that let us know when our food is ready. It took 10-15 minutes. All utensils, condiments, water or hot water ( white cups) are self service. And pretty much all customers pick metal cup?? It seems beef bone soup! We tried... I felt ... Maybe I need a little bit of salt & pepper. We ordered cold noodles and a pork BBQ set, Steamed Dumplings. The Noodle Bowls were really chilly the noodles were thin & nicely chewy. The toppings were very simple ( a sliced meat, hard boiled egg, cucumber, radish) + the Asian sliced pear was good accent. Really refreshing! Pork BBQ was simple but flavorful. I expect it to be a little bit spicy but not at all. Noodle & BBQ .. I recommend to use scissors ✂️ The side dish was sliced radishes ( marinated with vinegar) Pork Dumpling were big 6 pieces/ order. They were steamed so not greasy and served with radishes also the same as the cold noodle set. I was kind of surprised that we went to a Korean restaurant but ALL non spicy stuff came. Dumplings were enough garlic though. I was curious about other customers orders served Kimchi. Maybe I will try spicy noodle ( Bibim Neangmyun) & Beef BBQ !

We are from Maryland and there is no restaurant specializing in naengmyun (cold noodles). Staff were very friendly and nice here, and the price was reasonable (actually much cheaper than MD). Of course the foods were super tasty! My parents were very happy to eat legit korean naengmyun. Highly recommended!

This is a self-service restaurant. When you enter, place your order at the register and you'll receive a buzzer. Once it goes off, pick up your food at the back counter. There, you'll also find complimentary water and hot broth to enjoy while you wait, as well as condiments, utensils, tongs, scissors, and takeout containers if needed. The restaurant specializes in cold noodles, but they also offer a variety of soups and stews. My husband ordered the Original Cold Noodles and really enjoyed them. I had the Short Rib Soup with Radish, which was rich and nourishing, and the short ribs were tender and satisfying. It was exactly what I needed. We also shared the Steamed Pork and Veggie Dumplings, which were perfectly cooked and full of flavor. The food was delicious and we're already looking forward to our next visit! Don't forget to drop your trays off at the return counter once you're finished with your meal!

IN THE MOOD FOR COLD NOODS | there was MAD HYPE for Sambong Naengmyun and the hype. Is. REAL! With tip culture becoming as crazy as it has become these days, I do appreciate self-service options like Sambong popping up. Line up at the register and order at the counter - leaving a tip isn't even an option. My favorites include the spicy cold noodles (bibim noodles), the short rib soup (galbitang), and the pork dumplings. If you're feeling like treating yourself, also recommend adding on an LA Galbi combo. Not only are the noodles chewy & bouncy, the galbitang chock full of tender meat, and the pork dumplings perfectly steamed, but I love the unlimited complimentary hot broth you can help yourself to - it's piping hot and meaty - and really warm the soul. Definitely recommend Sambong Naengmyun for your self service cold noodle needs! Head over to the new-ish Confections bakery next door afterward for a sweet treat. AND be sure to check out the second Suwanee location, too!

To start off you order right next to the door before seating. Afterwards you can grab your water, utensils, and anything else at the self serve section. You'll get called whenever your order is ready and pick it up, food comes out quick! The cold noodles are so good. Be sure to cut them with scissors or else they get stuck in your throat. The spiciness is a good balance of flavor and spice, there's a great coating feeling with the sauce that leaves your taste buds in bliss really. The raw pullock is my favorite addition to the cold noodles. It adds a good texture to the noodles. Definitely a certified place to come and check out.

My friends and I came here on a weekday for lunch. Orders are placed at the front and called at the back when done. Tips are not required since it's pretty much entirely self serving including the silverware, dishes, and complimentary ban chan and fish broth. Between a large group, we split a bunch of dishes and walked out satisfied. The Buckwheat wrap had a delicious dip served along side the lightly filled layers. The Cold noodle soup was refreshing and further elevated with a dash of mustard and vinegar. The Spicy cold noodles were hands down my favorite since the noodles were thin, cold, and very well seasoned. The Ox bone soup with radishes was also delicious with a good amount of ox bones in such a smallish bowl. You can never go wrong with Galbitang and Bibim pork. Overall, I had a great experience. Prices were very fair and the taste was perfect. This is a very casual and convenient way to enjoy a meal so I look forward to coming again!

This naengmyun place is DA BOMB. We went at an off peak time and luckily didn't have to wait too long. I heard the lines get a bit ridiculous during lunch and dinner hours, which I can totally understand. Both the mul naengmyun and the raw skatefish and prepared to perfection. I think I could have this day after day and not be sick of naengmyun. Props to this location and hope that more of its chain locations pop up in other parts of the country!

#622, 18/2024 This review is based on my first visit. I hadn't had nangmyeun in years so I was looking forward to it. =. Ambiance is busy and efficiently run food stop. On a Saturday lunch time, the DR was filled with native speakers and the line was out the door. Luckily, my friend got there before me and had gotten a table so all I had to do was to order at the host/cashier prior to sitting down. This is not a leisure dining rather a high volume dine and dash vibe. +. Food is nangmyeun, Korean cold noodles which is commonly enjoyed during hot summer months. I ordered spicy bibim-meyun and grilled pork. I wanted beef, but the host said it's sweeter than the pork. My food was ready in about 10 minutes. The grilled pork was still slightly sweet but nicely cooked. The noodles were cold, spicy and perfectly chewy! I added some vinegar to just how I like it :). The cool radish water kimchi was a perfect balance to the spicy nangmyeun. They had self service hot broth that did not taste like bone broth. I would skip this broth next time. Something(s) had lots of msg as I had a cotton mouth afterwards. Even so, I really enjoyed my noodles. +. Service is self service. ++. Price is reasonable +. Parking is shared and limited. There are additional spots in the back. The essence of this restaurant comes through serving working class good quality nangmyeun in a timely fashion. A solid 4* Less msg would make it a 5*

Its hard to mess up korean cold noodles so I can't give a full 5/5 stars since it was straightforward. got the spicy cold noodles with dumplings. The dumplings was actually really good I actually recommend! This place was pretty packed and had a wait but the flow seemed to go pretty quickly. There're few benches outside for waiting. There's lots of seating inside too! few tables for big parties They have a very small menu so if you're wanting something other than cold noodles you will not get it here

TL;DR - Authentic Korean food! So good My friend and I got: - bibim naengmyun with pork bbq - hoe naengmyun with galbi Everything was delicious! The portions are big for naengmyun - we finished about two thirds of it and got really full. Pork and galbi were good too but portions were pretty small. They even have hot yuksu (meat broth) you can drink. It was sooo good and comforting! Food court style restaurant - you pay at the counter first before sitting down. They don't ask for tip and make you feel awkward which was nice. I wish we had a restaurant like this in Vegas. Will definitely go back next time I'm in town!

It is our first proper meal after returning from overseas for two months. My kids love their cold noodles and it's their comfort food. Spicy cold noodles with raw fish is always cold and flavorful. Even tho it is hot outside, a hot bone broth is still comforting.

I had to try Sambong after trying Naju down the street since this is apparently the OG place. Overall the soup and noodles were cold and refreshing, everything was delicious. I feel like the non-spicy soup could use more flavor though even with seasoning and next time I'll probably get the spicy soup, and there is only one small piece of meat. There is vinegar and mustard for seasoning your soup but there's no spicy paste. The free soup is delicious! They had one banchan which is the pickled radish. I really like combo entree so you get a plate of meat as well. This place is SUPER busy, but the turnover is relatively quick since it's self serve and the food comes out quick. It's like a cafeteria, and they also shoo you out a little if they see you've been done and you're slow to leave. If there's a line, they'll take your name and number and ping you when you can go up and order at the kiosk. Parking isn't too bad although this place does get packed because it's so popular.

-(fyi-self serve) need to get utensils/broth yourself -galbitang is good but I find that the meat quality isn't consistent--sometimes it's tender other times it's very chewy--the day I'm writing this review it was very good! -naengmyun is also inconsistent--sometimes it's refreshing other times it's very bland and watery

Best naengmyun place in Georgia. Most other places can't get the broth/soup right for cold naengmyun, but this place has it right. Their galbitang and mandu (dumpling) is great too.

Obsessed with everything! I found the best Korean Cold Noodles (Naengmyeon) in ATL!! You will feel like you're in South Korea. This is where you wanna go on a hot summer day or this false Fall we're experiencing lol. You order when you walk in and they give you a pager when your order is ready. Phenomenal efficient self service. I come here every time I visit ATL since I've discovered it. I love getting the bibim naengmyeon and LA galbi set! Good to eat alone or share! My favorite is their complementary AYCD hot bone broth to start your appetite and amazing to finish off your meal with.

An authentic Korean spot for noodles, LA Galbi & Dumplings. When you first walk in you order what you want to eat, and you get your own utensils and your own drinks with scissors tongs whatever else you might need to along with your food. You are given a buzzer, and when it rings you go up to the back counter to grab your food. I appreciated this fast, self-serve style, so you can grab whatever you need to use yourself. This visit we got the. Bibim Naengmyun & LA Kalbi combo with Dogani Tang. I really enjoyed the cold noodles They were really full of flavor but not too spicy. I know the broth looks red and a little bit intimidating but it's not spicy. The top piece underneath the egg is a slice of pear. For those of you who are not used to traditional Korean food this might throw you off. While the LA Galbi was very well seasoned, I don't think they rinsed off the meat after they cut the Galbi, because there was bone particles when you try to eat it. This is kind of a health hazard for children. Luckily, I was able to pick them out as I ate them. It was just annoying that I was picking bone particles out of my mouth. This was my only complaint for this part of the meal. I really liked the radishes they gave me on the side. The dogani tang was bland, and I think it's supposed to be that way. So you have to season it yourself. In the self serve area where you get tongs and utensils they also have vinegar Korean mustard, salt, and pepper to add. The tendon part of the meat had some weird black specks on them. It kind of looked like hair actually. I think its because the tendon is near the bottom portion of the cow's legs. This just means the meat was not cleaned well. The food itself was tasteful, but I think they really need to learn how to clean their meat properly. I'm not sure if I would come here again because my friend kind of lost her appetite when she saw the tendons. I think they worked on cleaning the meat, this place would be great. They already have the flavor profile. The 2 stars is mainly because of cleanliness.

Pretty open spaced clean and new Korean restaurant vibe. Self-service to order at cash register and pick up your food. Affordable fast Korean food.

Today, I treated myself to the Original Cold Noodles (물냉면). My friend opted for the Fermented Soybean Paste Stew with Tofu (청국장), and she thoroughly enjoyed it. As it was an early dinner for us, we didn't have to wait and were promptly seated. The Original Cold Noodles were delicious, and the broth (육수) was especially flavorful.

This opened two years ago? And it's been super popular so I've been wanting to try it. Attempted couple of times but the lines were so line I opted for another restaurant. Finally made it on a Tuesday night at 7:20pm. There was still a few people in front of us. Every table was full so we had to wait 5-10min before being able to order and sit down. The staff was nice was cleaned the table right away when it became available. Otherwise this was a self serve restaurant where you order at the front door, take your buzzer to a table and wait. Pick up the food at the counter. There's also condiments, water, and bone broth you can self serve. We ordered the pork dumplings (6), regular cold noodles, and the spicy pollack cold noodles. The dumplings were light in flavor, there were a good amount of vegetables and the skin had a good chew. The sauce was sweet. Overall a good dumpling but not something I would go back for. The regular cold noodles broth was more sour than other versions I've tried and tasted fruity. It was much better after adding the mustard and white vinegar. The spicy one was better. I appreciated the sauce not having super strong gochujang flavor. Overall a fun place to try but not somewhere I'd go back and wait for a table for. The bone broth was very good so maybe the hot soups with it would be better.

It was great. Simple, neat, and reasonable price. Food was great. Better than i expected. People are nice but you dont want to expect them to serve food like a general American restaurant.

Great self-service Korean restaurant. You can order on the kiosk (it's all in Korean though) or you can order with the lady in front. They have great combos (galbi with cold noodles, bulgogi with cold noodles), and they have vegetarian-friendly sides and appetizers! I got their mungbean pancakes, and it they were so delicious!! I also appreciate how they have bone broth on tap as well (haha, bone broth on tap, I can't believe I just typed that)!! The restaurant is open and spacious, and you choose your own seats. The seats are a bit uncomfortable as they are all wood or metal, but whenever I crave cold noodles, I think of this place!

worst service and won't go back again. I would rather eat out at another naengmyun place. taste is just okay but service is horrible at counter.

The neungmyun was very fresh and tasty. It had a lot of seasoning and flavoring which is hard to do. The noodles were quite tangled and clumped together though. The manu was very big and yummy as well. The skin can sometimes come off easily so beware of that. The pancake dish was also good and flavorful

We never tried the cold noodle until we found this place. It's such a game changer. We have been coming here once every 1-2 weeks. Price is very reasonable. The beef broth is so good and addicting. We have to pick up our own food from the counter, but they make it fast. It gets very crowded during lunch hours. It's a local Korean spot

Came right when they open and there was already a line. You order and pay first then get seated. Once your order is ready they will call your ticket number. They offer cold noodle dishes, but I was not in the mood for it. I got the beef short rib soup which had clear noodles in the soup. Soup broth was decent but needed for flavoring for me. I did add the sauce that was given on my plate. Pretty decent sides, but my kimchi didn't have any cabbage, which was disappointing. They do have complementary soup broth in the front, which was very tasty. The dumplings were stuff and okay, I'm not much of a dumpling person. Once your done with the food, you just bring it to the front counter, pretty much self serving place.

I loved that it was mostly self service but the namesake Naengmyun that I came for didn't quite hit the spot. The porn bulgogi tasted like it accidentally got kerosene spilled on it. To my pleasant surprise however, the Kalbi and the dumpling were delish. The Kalbi wasn't crazy sweet and salted like most places, it was marinated in a much lighter colored soy, and the dumplings were 80% chives and quite good, but these weren't the mains I came for.

Casual cafeteria-like eatery. You pick up your own utensils & condiments. The lunch hour is fast and furious ~ the staff hustle you in and out like there is no tomorrow, so it not a casual hangout for a lazy lunch. Traditional noodles, not a deep broth, and the slush melts within the first couple bites. Swift summer lunch.

Very good naengmyun though portions seem a bit smaller compared to when they first opened. Still very delicious and authentic! Service was quick -- you order at the front and pick up from a counter. They can get busy on the weekends. Ambience is unassuming and comfortable!

Love this place for a good refreshing meal! Ordered the original cold noodle and the dumplings. The dumplings were huge and packed with pork and vegetables! They weee flavorful and perfectly steamed. I also really enjoyed the cold noodles. It came with pork, cucumber, radish and a hard boiled egg. Cold noodles are super chewy but they provide scissors to cut the noodles. I also enjoyed the cold noodle broth as it was cold and refreshing. The toppings added the perfect crunch to the chewy soft noodles. They also provide a free hot broth stationz. The hot broth is the most flavorful bone broth! And did I mention free refills for the broth? Amazing. The service here is more of a food court style, you order in the front, get a buzzer, get the food and put pack your trays. I really enjoyed this concept! Would recommend this spot for the perfect refreshing meal. They also have hot soups available and can't wait to try them the next time.

I like this location more than Naju, which also sells beef soup and naengmyun. You walk in and order near the front with a staff. Then you take the ticket and sit down. If you don't want to walk too far, suggest sitting near the back where the food ticket number gets called. Everything here is self served from the spoon, napkins, water, beef broth, and salt/pepper. I like their kimchi more than Naju which is always sour and bad.

Hit the spot! You walk in and pay/order at the counter and then grab your food in the back. Simple concept and good menu. Really enjoyed the naengmyun!! I would highly recommend it. Super casual vibe and very clean.

The noodle texture here is great. The spicy sauce is nicely balanced. The Galbi is tender and sticky and just sweet enough to pair with the noodles. There was a hiccup with not getting my order right at the front but they fixed it without any questions and pretty fast and I went to pick up the food. The complimentary beef broth on the dispenser is great. Really beefy with a nice ginger touch. I like the convenience of getting whatever utensils/condiments I need and just bringing it myself. I highly recommend this place!

A friend took me here one day and I've been obsessed! I have a newfound love for cold noodles and this place is cute and affordable. A great lunch spot and maybe even a dinner get together. Service was quick as you just order up front and try to find your own spot to sit. Very homey-like. I like the idea of ordering first then selecting a seat. Not only that but I really like that they had Soup at the pick up counter that you can get from a dispenser. Will definitely bring my friends here with me!

This is my go to place for Naengmyun. Their cold noodle broth is excellent and their verity of combo options are not only affordable but absolutely delicious. Self service means no tipping necessary and the ambiance is very clean and streamlined.

The host and staff are very rude. They demanded that my wife get up from her table so that they could seat another party. She would have moved without any issues but it was the way that the host handled the situation. I would not recommend this place. There are other places with better food and service. I would try Naju Myunok. Naju Myunok has better food, service and ambiance.

The best Naengmyun in town! Highly recommend for a delicious meal that feels like home.

Best naengmyun I've had in the area. Noodles are very chewy and fresh. I like the spicy noodles with pollack, the sauce is sweet and savory and pretty spicy. The oxtail soup is rich and has big chunks of meat. The kimchi is delicious, it's available to purchase in the fridge next to the cashier. I like that everything is self serve and food comes out pretty quickly. The self serve station has scissors (to cut noodles), hot broth, mustard & vinegar for the naengmyun, and utensils.

This place is a legit Korean place. If you want to try Korean cold noodles (Naengmyun, their name sake), this is the place to go. When you walk in, you feel like you're in Korea. It smells, sounds, and looks like Korea. You order at the front. Then they give you a pager to pick up your food. It is a fast-casual place, but the food is authentic and phenomenal. One of the perks is the hot bone-broth at the back you can drink. Anyone can march over to the back and pour yourself a hot one. It is a great broth. It's creamy and full of collagen goodness-you can taste it. This is why Koreans have greats skin. I ordered their mandu, their galbi tang, and their naengmyun. All 3 were excellent. Their mandu is probably the best Korean mandu I've tasted in Atlanta. The filling was perfectly formed and seasoned, with the right amount of veggies and meat. The skin was perfect. It was amazing. The galbi tang had a great broth with delicious, tender short ribs cooked to perfection. If you need something hot and comforting, this is the thing to get. Their naengmyun was great as well, and it should be. It's part of their name. The broth was great. The noodles had great chew and texture. It was a delicious naengmyun-great to get for a hot summer day. They are busy af. So expect a wait and a crowded restaurant. Despite being super-busy, they still have excellent service. My take-out order took too long and they wanted to give me free soda to compensate. I appreciate them looking out.

I love this place!! I got their combo of spicy raw fish cold noodles and la galbi!! It came out pretty fast and it was just delicious!! they're service is amazing and fast. If you love Korean food, come here for some!! They also have other options such as different stews, so if you're not feeling cold noodles you have other options! *chef's kiss*

Been meaning to try this place for a while now since we've always seen a huge line in front every time we've passed the area. You order in the front and wait for your order to be ready for pick up. They have electronic signs in a couple different places so you know what order number is ready. This definitely beats trying to hear if someone yells out your number. Just a heads up- there are some Korean signs at the counter but no English translations so had to look through other Yelp reviews to figure out what everything is. On the left is self serve water (white cups). There are condiments in the center (yellow mustard and vinegar). There's also self serve soup on the right (gold cups) which was pretty tasty! When you're done, just bring all your dishes to the right side (there's a sign in English). Spicy cold noodles- overall great flavor. I wish there weee more veggie toppings though. The cold noodles were a bit clumped together in some spots. They do give you scissors, which helps. LA galbi- pretty standard Short rib soup (galbi tang)- I really liked how clean and refreshing the broth tasted. Definitely a must on a cold day! Short ribs were also very tender.

I found my favorite place for Korean cold noodles!! Finally had the chance to check out this restaurant with my friend for lunch and I'm definitely coming back asap! This restaurant is when you walk in, the order station is on your right. After you order and pay, then you take a seat and wait for your number to be flashed and then you can pick it up. There's unlimited broth at the back with bowls, plate and all seasonings (vinegar, mustard, salt, sugar and pepper) so you can season the broth to your liking. We order the following for two people: -cold noodles combo with bbq short ribs -oxtail broth with tendons The cold noodles were perfectly chewy, cold and so so refreshing. Every bite was perfection. The oxtail broth comes with a lot of tendons and was milky. A bit milky for me but if you enjoy this kind of broth, make sure you order it! The short ribs were perfectly seasoned and tasty. Overall, I'll definitely be back soon and get more of the cold noodles!

Got a to-go order with cold noodles, ox tail soup with brisket and pork dumplings and was pretty disappointed. My least favorite was the cold noodles, which is what they're supposed to be know for. I thought the soup is beef broth but it wasn't and was in effect very bland. Not sweet, sour or savory. The noodles were chewy but the soup is very important in my opinion. The ox bone soup with brisket was ok. The flavor was rich and they give you salt and pepper to add to your liking. I'm sure if you dine and enjoy it while it's warm it'll be even better. The pork dumplings was the best of the 3 although it was more of a chive and egg dumpling to me. It was huge though and delicious. Overall, underwhelmed and so disappointed in the cold noodles. Probably won't be back.

Superb! Simple and delicious Korean food served in a fast casual format. I had the ox bone soup with brisket and the dumplings. A simple and delicious meal. They provide complimentary hot broth/soup that is self serve. I enjoyed the subtle complexity of their soups. Definitely the best Korean food I've had. Would for sure come back.

Best place to eat during hot summer days! It's extremely efficient to pay up front and then grab all your utensils, soup, and water in the back while you wait for them to make your food. I just got the original mul naengmyun and it was so refreshing and portion sizes were great! I am not the biggest fan of thin noodles and prefer thicker ones at other restaurants but this place is still good and reasonably priced.

Terrible quality of noodles, the noodles seemed old and clumped up. We thought it was a one off time as we have been here before with no issues. However when we asked nicely to switch, the owner said that's how it is and we should just stir harder. The attitude from the owner was the worst part. We used to come here once a week and will not just go to the better version of this restaurant a few blocks away.

You first stand in line to order your food and pay. Then you find a seat and self-serve hot or cold drinks from the back counter. You wait til your buzzer goes off which means you can pick up you order from the back counter. A little cumbersome but food prices lower due to less servers. The best dish is the Mandu hands down. In the summer I would get the cold noodles.

My partner loves this restaurant and can't get enough of the soups. Unfortunately for me, all the soups - which is what the restaurant is known for - is made of beef broth. Therefore, the only items I have been able to try are the Pork BBQ dish, Pork Dumplings, and Mung Bean Pancake. The Pork BBQ entree comes with a few tender pork pieces. It's a simple dish but was delicious! The dumplings and the pancake were large and tasty.

I've seen a line of people waiting to be seated outside and if their specialty was naengmyun, it had to be good..right? I had high expectations coming in. And my post-meal thoughts: "tbh I've had better." Idk if it was just a one-off, but mool naeng wasn't that refreshing, barely had icy bits. Bi naeng sauce was lacking in a deeper flavor besides the spice.

LA Galbi and Galbitang is a great protein combo. Hope they keep up the quality and quantity!

One of my favorite comfort foods to eat in the summer. You'd catch me here almost every weekend when it's hot out!

All I can say is I wish I had a restaurant like this back in Orlando, FL. Prices were reasonable and the soup was delicious. My kids loved the dumplings and everyone left full and happy. The side broth was also very tasty. Would be back if we are ever back in town.