Seoul Tofu

It's been a while since my family and I tried a new Korean restaurant since we always seem to go back to the ones we enjoy...I mean why wouldn't we? But I figured it was that time; therefore, on 5 Jan 2026, I conducted a Google search for Korean restaurants that weren't Korean BBQ places (because I didn't feel like cooking). I found Seoul Tofu and judging by its high reviews, I figured this would be the restaurant to try. We arrived just shy of the normal dinner window and the place was already busy - luckily for us, there were two tables open so we didn't have to wait long. Although, within 10 minutes of sitting there, I noticed a lot of people waiting at the front to get seated, so I was thankful that we got there at a perfect time. Since we already looked at their menu options prior to arriving, we pretty much knew what to order even though they had several entrées I wanted to try all at once. We ended up ordering Fried Dumplings (A1), Steamed Dumplings (A2), and Kimchi Pancake (A6) for our appetizers; and Galbi (B1), Hot Stone Bibimbap (S3), Seafood Noodle Soup (S5), and Kimchi Tofu Soup (T14) for our entrées. The apps were good for the most part, with the steamed and fried dumplings taking the crown. In fact, I'd say that those were the best two dishes that evening. The kimchi pancake's texture was good...I enjoyed the crispiness on the outside; however, the taste was questionable. If you told me that it was just a "pancake," I'd be satisfied, but since it was advertised as a kimchi pancake, I expected loads of kimchi flavor and ingredients. It definitely lacked that kimchi flavor. The galbi was just ok; some pieces didn't not come out piping hot, nor did the flavor leave a lasting impression. I could honestly say that the Galbi I make at home is much better, which shouldn't be the case since I don't own a restaurant, nor a recognizable chef. The Bibimbap was good but I've had much better at other restaurants in Las Vegas (LV). The Seafood Noodle Soup was bland in my opinion; I expected a robust seafood flavor from the broth, but the dish didn't achieve that flavor. And finally, the Kimchi Tofu Soup was decent, but something about it made it different from the traditional Tofu Soup - it seemed like they added cheese in it...but I don't know if that's true. It wasn't awful by any means, but I've had better. The restaurant didn't have Kimchi Jjigae that evening (that's what the server told me), which was unfortunate because that's what I originally wanted. And finally, although it's minor, 2 out of 3 apps didn't show up in the beginning of our experience (the steamed dumplings actually showed up towards the end. Not a big deal, but shouldn't all apps show up in the beginning? The service was adequate; not much personal interaction and everything felt a little rushed - I noticed all the employees were moving around really fast (which is a good thing). I never arrive at a Korean restaurant thinking I'm going to have a personal story provided to me, but there also needs to be a sense of friendly interaction as well; it helps with the experience. Otherwise, why not just transition to robot servers? Overall, I thought this restaurant was just ok, as depicted in my 3-star rating. Now before anyone gets confused or agitated saying that 3 stars is a low rating, if you look at the Google definition of 3 stars, it means it's ok (average). I think people rate things way too high at times thinking a 3 or 4 stars is just awful. Would I recommend this restaurant to others? Yes, but mainly off of others' experiences and the fact that this business is still in operation. I don't suspect I'll be visiting again anytime soon because for one, LV has so many options and we have our go-to restaurants already identified. Also, our experience doesn't warrant another quick visit...but it doesn't mean I won't be back (ever). The price-to-quantity/quality ratio was somewhat reasonable/adequate and I highly respect this restaurant's support to the active men and women of the Armed Forces, including its Veterans - thank you for that.

I really enjoyed my lunch at Seoul Tofu. It might be slightly more expensive but it was solid. I had mixed soft tofu and grilled mackerel. The side dishes the entree was well seasoned. I had my soft tofu super spicy and it hit the spot. It’s summer so they had water kimchi so it was refreshing. It was around 2pm so it wasn’t as busy and they gave me a taste of their braised pork ribs with ripe kimchi. I loved that they have an extensive menu of everyday Korean entrees- it’s common in LA and in Korea. It’s easy to pop in for a meal. With tax it was $27 so $33.

My husband and I recently visited Seoul Tofu and had such a pleasant dining experience. 🥰 We ordered the Kimchi Tofu Soup, which came with a side of forbidden rice—something we didn’t expect but absolutely loved. The nutty, rich flavor of the rice was a perfect complement to the comforting heat of the soup. The atmosphere inside was calm and welcoming, with adorable Polaroids of happy customers decorating the walls, adding a charming personal touch. It’s also in a great location—perfect for grabbing dessert right next door after your meal. Portion sizes were just right, and our waitress was incredibly sweet and patient, especially with some family members who were trying Korean food for the first time. We also noticed they had a large selection of soju, which we’ll definitely be coming back to try. Overall, Seoul Tofu was a delightful surprise and we’ll definitely be returning! 🤗

The atmosphere here was absolutely sublime, and the customer service didn’t disappoint. We came in during a quiet time and were seated and served right away. One thing I really loved was the collage of Polaroids on the walls—it added such a warm, personal touch to the space. I ordered the S1, Spicy Beef Stew, and it was downright delicious. The spice level was just right—not overwhelming, but definitely flavorful—and the portion was generous. It came with rice and a variety of sides that perfectly complemented the dish. Come hungry if you want to finish every last bite, and trust me—you will.

A friend of mine recommended Seoul Tofu, and we just tried it. WOW, what an absolute gem of a find. Food was just delicious. Can't wait to come back. I'm definitely going to be a regular customer now.

This is my first soon tofu experience in Las Vegas, and it was pretty good. To start off, the soon tofu looked very plain with little ingredients in it. I got the oyster one, and the soup literally had just tofu and oyster, oh and also an egg. Looks wise it was not very appealing, but as soon as I tasted it, it shocked me how delicious the broth was. I'm used to having some more veggies or fresh chopped green onions with my soon tofu. Would I get it again? Yes, just based on flavor, I would. I also tried my husbands yuk-gae-jang, which was looked and tasted really yummy. He was happy with his dish too. The banchans here were pretty good too. The service was decent, not good but not bad - they could be more warm/friendlier. Ultimately, Seoul Tofu hit the spot and fulfilled our cravings for soon tofu and Korean food.

We got the hot stone bibimbap, spicy rice cake, Kimchi pancake, and the mushroom and tofu soup. The hot stone bibimbap was good but I got the seafood one. They topped it off with spicy seafood which I didn’t like since I asked for no spicy. My husband did not like the spicy rice cake. He said it was mostly spicy sauce with chewy bits. We definitely come here for the tofu soup and kimchi pancake. Last time I had the seafood tofu soup which tasted very salty and watered down. The mushroom one is definitely the way to go. The side dishes are on the smaller side and since we went on a busy day, we didn’t get asked if we wanted more. The options are pretty good though. The service this time and last was pretty good for the most part. I’d recommend going when it’s not busy. When it is busy, people huddle inside the tiny place where there is limited entryway space and stare at you to see how long it will take for you to be done making the experience rushed. They have a good selection of vegetarian and vegan food.

The ribs are tender. There are eight small dishes, each exquisitely marinated. Purple rice is soft, not hard, and not too soggy. The seafood cake is rich in ingredients, crisp and refreshing. The overall flavor is rich, perfect for those who like strong flavors. There are separate restrooms for men and women, as well as paper towels. The service is cordial and warm.

My husband and I wanted to try something new and he was craving soup. We found this location by chance when we were driving down spring mountain. It caught my husband's eye. My husband and I loved that there was a section for just tofu soup with many other options to add. My husband opted for a vegetable tofu soup (not pictured) it was pretty good and the tofu was soft enough to melt in your mouth. We got the seafood pancake and it was nice that our server cut it for us. I got the beef soup which also had clear noodles. The banchan was great, it added additional flavor to the beef soup. I also liked that we were served purple rice, which I haven't had in so long. The ambiance was nice. The walls were covered with pictures from customers that visited the restaurant. There are signs on the wall that informs customers that if you ask the server, you can get your picture taken. They are Polaroid images. It adds a nice touch. Our server was attentive and checked up on us often. She was polite, friendly, and patient with us. Overall, the visit was nice. Different, but in a good way. I'd love to try more of the items on the menu.

The food and the side dishes were really good. The servers were very kind and came to check up often. The place was very clean and decorated nice. Background music was a little bit like elevator music, but it works out because you're able to speak to your party. Definitely recommend

Was looking for a nice korean restaurant for lunch and found seoul tofu. Food was good , but the side dishes were lacking. Too expensive for my taste. I'm used to korean restaurants with lunch specials and more authentic side dishes. Server was nice and attentive

Food and service was great as always, although the portion sizes have gone down by a lot compared to the prices now. The banchan was amazing though, we were able to get refills on them! I will say their spicy tofu soup was not too spicy for me, so I would up a level to get a kick out of it.

Wonderful place... from the moment I entered to the end of the meal. Walking in I got a warm and friendly welcome. The decor is all Polaroids of customers and some K-pop posters... kinda cool. Excellent sides... and my combination Tofu soup was perfect... it came out boiling... it was savory, spicy, silky... delicious. Happy I stopped in.

This is my first soon tofu experience in Las Vegas, and it was pretty good. To start off, the soon tofu looked very plain with little ingredients in it. I got the oyster one, and the soup literally had just tofu and oyster, oh and also an egg. Looks wise it was not very appealing, but as soon as I tasted it, it shocked me how delicious the broth was. I'm used to having some more veggies or fresh chopped green onions with my soon tofu. Would I get it again? Yes, just based on flavor, I would. I also tried my husbands yuk-gae-jang, which was looked and tasted really yummy. He was happy with his dish too. The banchans here were pretty good too. The service was decent, not good but not bad - they could be more warm/friendlier. Ultimately, Seoul Tofu hit the spot and fulfilled our cravings for soon tofu and Korean food.

Wow, what a great restaurant. The Bulgogi, Steamed Dumplings, and side dishes we had were all tasty and delicious. We also love that we got seated immediately the dine-in area was nice, soft background music was relaxing, and you can get your picture taken to hang on wall (just request it from your server). Our server was wonderful, and she was very friendly, attentive and always smiling. Overall, we had a great experience and will return soon.

Food: 3.5/5 A bit salty for me overall. But everything is served hot. Perfect for winter days. There are lots of toppings in the soup. Service: friendly and polite. It was quite busy but didn't need to wait long for help. Ambiance: medium size restaurant. Good for family dinner. Plenty of parking outside

My first time at Seoul Tofu! We got the combination Bulgogi + Kimchi Stew! We were under the impression that these were larger portions but the combination is enough food for only one person Comes with Korean multigrain rice and a good amount of Banchan! The stew was also nice & spicy! Service was kind of a 3.5

Seoul Tofu has been on my radar for a few months and we finally got the chance to try it. We enjoyed the whole experience from service, food and atmosphere. We got there early and got seated right away but the tables were full by the time we left. K ordered a makgeolli. Then we placed our food orders - two combinations. I ordered the seafood tofu soup and kalbi. K ordered the combination tofu soup and hot stone bi bim bap. While we waited for our food, the highly anticipated banchan arrived - sooo good! The steaming hot bowls were served. The bowls may appear small but we had leftovers. We enjoyed the tofu soups that were perfect for a cold night. Kalbi was tender and flavorful, and hot stone bi bim bap was simple and perfect. We will definitely be back again and again.

I would rate 10/10 if I could! This is hands down my favorite dining experience at any Korean restaurant so far! WOW! I cannot express enough how much I enjoyed the food, service, and ambience here! When I arrived, there was no wait time, the music playing was lovely, and the waitress was very sweet and attentive. There's a wall of pictures of guests (customers can request photos) and I thought this place would be lovely for lunch or dinner date. I came here during my lunch break and ordered the combination Spicy Pork Bulgogi and Dumpling Tofu Soup. So there is a sign inside Seoul Tofu that reads "We Serve Good Food Here" Let me say: YES YOU DO!!!!!! Wow!! Quite amazing! I ordered everything medium spicy and the meal came with side dishes, which has the MOST variety of any other restaurant i've tried so far. I love that! I ended up getting a second round of side dishes! The bulgogi and side rice were delicious and the dumpling tofu soup was still boiling hot when it was served. I saved it for last and it was SO GOOD and SO WARM! I had an amazing experience and can't wait to come to Seoul Tofu again soon!

Always looking to try new restaurants when I visit Vegas. 9/10 times it's an Asian restaurant cause it's what I like. I was going to try a place next door, but changed my mind and decided I'd rather order food than attempt a build my own situation. My local friend has actually eaten here in the past so it seemed like a good choice. The atmosphere is casual and comfortable. The walls are lined with various Kpop idols and polaroids of customers. We shared the Japchae (delicious!), but my friend and I both ordered the seafood soon dubu. It came out boiling hot and they put an egg in it for us table side. I got mine medium spicy and it wasn't spicy. Better to be conservative on the spice level in my opinion. I like to taste my food. I'm not sure what type of rice it was served with, but it was a pretty purple color and made the whole meal a fun and colorful experience coupled with the tray of banchan (side dishes). I'm not sure what all of the sides were, but I tried all but one of them that had some type of sausage/ meat in it. My favorite side was the pickled purple cabbage. Our waitress asked if we wanted any more sides and we definitely took her up on it and got more cabbage.

I can't wait to come back to seoul tofu. This place has something for everyone. I came in with a party of 4 & we all got different variations of tofu soup & different meat/vegetarian options and everyone was so happy with their meals. The service was great & quick. 9/10

Seafood pancake: 4.5/5 big portion and had nice crunch to it. Seafood tofu soup: 2/5 soup had a bitter taste, probably from seafood mix. Spicy pork: 2/5 i liked how it was seasoned but I could tell pork wasn't fresh, it had weird smell.

Good food, great service, clean place. Love the mini photos of customers all over the place. Ordered the mild seafood tofu soup and its good, right kind of spice. Really authentic.

OMG. I feel like I'm eating someone's grandma home cooked meals. It feels absolutely cozy in this place! Fast service and amazing food. The banchan are always so fresh. The soup is always so flavorful and delicious! I swear i had dreams of coming back here after eating here for the first time. y'all...home cooked meal is here.

My family and I were craving something soupy so we decided to come here. I shared their Galbi and Tofu Soup Combo with my mom, which for the soup I chose oyster. I got my soup spicy and I thought it was not spicy enough, but I thought flavor was pretty good and they included a lot of oysters, which was a plus. I didn't try the galbi, but my mom said it was pretty good, and she is a hard critic so that says a lot. I was pretty sad because I did not like any of their side dishes. As for staff, our waitress was super nice and attentive.

Family run korean eatery in Chinatown! Great selection of banchan available. Servers were super sweet and food came out very quickly. Good amount of seating inside restaurant but parking lot can be a bit tricky during rush hour and they share parking lot with a few other restaurants in the same plaza. Restaurant ambience is calm, they play nice classical music through the speakers and TVs on the walls have K-pop music videos playing. I ordered the cold noodles to try in the 100+ degree vegas heat. Nice and cold and had a nice sour flavored broth. Noodles were paired with a few slices of daikon, cucumber, half a hard boiled egg, and one slice of beef. Noodles were a bit overwhelming for the dish and I wasn't able to finish and I wish they added more toppings. They provide scissors for cutting the noodles as they can be quite chewy due and long. Beef was a bit chewy and hard to bite into. I've heard really great reviews for this place so I will definitely be back to try their other dishes though, but maybe not the cold noodles again.

Three questions, please. 1. Do you love Korean food? 2. Have you eaten at Seoul Tofu yet? 3. Why not? The same chill atmosphere, jazz boss's kiva playing quietly. Earnest, welcoming service. Delicious array of banchan, superb tofu soup brought to you bubbling joyously. And your favorite Korean meats and dishes prepared perfectly. Go here! .

Their soondubu (tofu soup) is $14.95. I ordered the medium spicy Beef, and it was quite yummy! I didn't feel that it was too spicy, so maybe in the future will try to go with spicy. Flavor-wise, it wasn't the best soup I've ever had, but it still did the job to hit the spot! Their ban chan is delicious, with 8 total items. They also serve purple rice! That really brought me back to my mom's kitchen. Overall, would definitely recommend this place at their price point, which is very reasonable. Great ban chan options, and great service! Keep up the great work!

Is grandma back there? Cuz the broth is legit! When I walked in for lunch, I was the only one not speaking Korean, so I knew I found a good one. I got the seafood combo soondubu "very spicy" and it did not disappoint. I was sniffling a lil' throughout the meal and cooled everything down with the variety of banchan. The stew was chock full of goodness - squid, clams, oysters, shrimps, beef. Purple rice comes standard, which is quite nice. No lil' fried fishy to start, but that's usually bonus. Feel free to have the waitress take your pic for the walls, but I didn't cuz nobody wants to see my old mug. I will def come back and try more from their full menu.

Came here twice and last visit was better than my first. Ordered stone bibimbab with tofu and bulgogi with tofu combination. Food was good and banchans were tasty too.'one thing I noticed is that their seafood is not fresh. 1st time I came here, we ordered fried fish and it had really bad smell- being old. I ordered oyster tofu today and same thing. It has that old smell and taste. Besides seafood being bad, overall food is good with prompt service.

Came here on a Friday afternoon for some spicy tofu soup. The seafood variant did not disappoint. The soup was extremely flavorful and they did not skimp on the amount of shrimp, clams, and calamari. When I arrived it looked like a large crowd had just cleared out of which they cleared the tables expeditiously.

I love me my banchan and condiments so this place did not disappoint. 8 choices of all you can eat side dishes. Tasty chille sauce. (As labeled on bottle.) Their specialty is the boiling stone pot tofu soups. The bulgogi bowl contained a good amount of lean, soft sweet beef slices. Overall, flavorful without overpowering garlic, heat or salt. Sweet service. They bring your dishes out on a rolling cart. Soft jazz/instrumental music playing overhead. Parking in the front and back of the shopping mall.

A friend of mine recommended Seoul Tofu, and we just tried it. WOW, what an absolute gem of a find. Food was just delicious. Can't wait to come back. I'm definitely going to be a regular customer now.

One of my favorite places for 순두부. They have a variety of spice levels and options. This might the only place that offers it with 만두

Great little bento box I ordered to go to eat at home! The soup I chose was the bean paste tofu soup, loved all of the dishes! We'll have to come back and try all the other combos

We got the hot stone bibimbap, spicy rice cake, Kimchi pancake, and the mushroom and tofu soup. The hot stone bibimbap was good but I got the seafood one. They topped it off with spicy seafood which I didn't like since I asked for no spicy. My husband did not like the spicy rice cake. He said it was mostly spicy sauce with chewy bits. We definitely come here for the tofu soup and kimchi pancake. Last time I had the seafood tofu soup which tasted very salty and watered down. The mushroom one is definitely the way to go. The side dishes are on the smaller side and since we went on a busy day, we didn't get asked if we wanted more. The options are pretty good though. The service this time and last was pretty good for the most part. I'd recommend going when it's not busy. When it is busy, people huddle inside the tiny place where there is limited entryway space and stare at you to see how long it will take for you to be done making the experience rushed. They have a good selection of vegetarian and vegan food.

First of all, the food was great but service was terrible. Our server never came back to us after we ordered and they charged an automatic gratuity for a party of 4... they did not deserve a tip at all because the server didn't do anything. I confronted our server about this and all they said was "that's part of our policy" not even a sorry for not technically serving us... I would take my business elsewhere and not come back here. They are plenty of better Korean food spots in the area

Great Korean food. Great service. The japchae is amazing. The tofu soup was hot and fresh, but was lacking some flavor. I had the chicken tofus soup. Thankful for the side dishes to give it an umph. It's clean inside and I love that they will take a Polaroid picture and post it on the wall if you want. It's a cute little touch. I would come back to try the bibimbap.

I've been coming to Vegas for over 20 years and I think this is the first time eating at one of their many local Korean restaurants. Momofuku doesn't count! Our 3yo son is a picky eater, though Korean cuisine is one of his favorites. Seoul Tofu looks and feels lime and authentic Korean place, with autographed pictures of celebrities and customers adorning the wall and of course, the golf channel on the TV. The food is 3.5 stars for me but I'll round up to 4 stars for the overall experience. * Hot stone bibimbap came in a HUGE sizzling bowl with tons of veggies and mushrooms. The beef was minced up really fine which I didn't really like. Dude, where's my rice? Well, the entire bottom of the pan had that crispy fused rice layer. It was hidden underneath all those veggies. It would have been a 5 star dish had they offered more beef and in larger pieces. (4 stars) * Chicken Teriyaki had decent flavors but some pieces were overcooked and had dryness. (3 stars) * Gukbap had some really chewy, sinewy beef according to the wife (3 stars) * Banchan was excellent - 8 different kinds including one with sausage, similar to the type used in Army Stew. Glad to know Vegas has tons of Korean restaurants, mostly off the strip.

It was our first time trying Seoul tofu. Very good food and great service. We Will definitely come back here.

Seoul Tofu in Las Vegas is a fantastic find! The tofu soups are packed with rich, comforting flavors, and the side dishes are always fresh and plentiful. The staff is friendly and attentive, making you feel right at home. If you're looking for authentic Korean food, definitely give this place a try!

Amazing food! Wonderful service, and the friendliest staff in the world! Honest we were going to the OTHER Korean restaurant in the strip mall, but decided on this one because of the variety on the menu. Our group of 4 started with a seafood pancake and got a combo each (a meat + tofu soup). They have the best rice, too! EVERYTHING WAS DELICIOUS! Banchan variety was great! Will definitely be back.

I have been there so many times and the foods and service you get is one of the best out there. Staffs are friendly and knowledgeable. Will be back for many more.

Our group was hankering for some good Asian food being on day 3 of LiB and boy was it very much needed especially with the dry climate! The interior had a very authentic Korean feel from the Polaroids of customers hanging on the walls to the service from the workers you'd expect to find in ktown on the west coast. Food review: Banchan - comes standard with most Korean restaurants, but I don't recall ever seeing sausages,pickled beet with radish/cabbage, and seaweed banchan before. It was so good we asked for another serving of the banchan Combination spicy level tofu soup combo with teriyaki chicken - I think spicy level is a good level to have if you can normally handle Korean spice. We were going to the festival afterwards and I didn't regret my spice choice . Teriyaki chicken is pretty solid, the sauce tastes homemade and the chicken was pretty succulent Seafood pancake - still a good choice but I think it was the weakest of the dishes we had so far. It came to the table as one piece and was divvied up among us equally right by the table. Great service

Came here around noon on a Sunday and there was no wait. Got sat immediately and service was attentive. Loved the cute display of side dishes and they were really good at refilling them without even asking. I am from Orange County/Los Angeles so I will be comparing this tofu soup to BCD and therefore I give it a 4 out of 5. The food is good and ALMOST comparable but not AS GOOD as BCD (which I was craving - I just moved here so I am looking for my BCD replacement) The flavors are decently good and purple rice was soft and fluffy. When comparison to BCD I felt like the broth wasn't as "rich/thick" enough. I got the eXtra super spicy and it DEF was spicy enough so I give them 5/5 stars on that! I like to eat dangerously spicy foods and most places say its "super spicy" and it isn't - but this place IT IS SPICY so don't take it lightly. IF you are a super spicy lover like me, it will hit the spot! :)

I have been here twice and they always have good customer service and food! Loved the flexibility of their menu. You can make a combination meal with a soon tofu and a kitchen item. Their rice is healthy and delicious mixed grains. Definitely my favorite Korean restaurant in Vegas and will come back again!

Small mom and pop place. Food was good and authentic Korean food. They have the best seafood pancake! Will definitely come back.

Seoul Tofu is my favorite korean tofu restaurant. My family and I have been here several times and still are so happy the food is consistently good and the service is wonderful here. The restaurant is spacious and clean. As soon as you open the door, the restaurant is very inviting and immediately it feels like home. It doesn't get too packed here so I don't have to worry about the wait. I can count that the food is good, no wait and the prices are very reasonable compared to other korean restaurants in the area. The servers are very attentive and polite. The price is very reasonable compared to the food portion they serve. The tofu soup always have good favor. Their side dishes are really good. We always get a few rounds of the side dishes to go along with our tofu and marinated chicken and beef. Even the barely tea they serve is really good as well. I always enjoy my eating experience at Seoul Tofu and definitely plan to go back every time i'm in Vegas.

I've lived in ktown LA where the Korean restaurants are plentiful and Seoul Tofu is definitely on par with some places in LA. If you're looking for a flavorful and comforting tofu soup, this is 100% your spot. I always get the beef, spicy and it's the perfect amount of spice. Lots of tofu and beef! It also comes with purple rice, which I prefer more than white rice. The green onion and seafood pancake is also a stand out here. Extra crispy with a good amount of seafood. I'll be back to try more dishes.

Friendly staff and very attentive. Food has always been good! Wish the galbi portion was more for what I'm paying for but other than that this place is the go to spot!

When we're not craving for AYCE bbq, this is a great spot! Food was flavorful, service was great, lots of seating and ample parking. This place reminded me of another restaurant in Anaheim. Love that they have combo and ala Carte items and side dishes too.

Don't believe the reviews. The food is not great,no taste. The banchan is cheap, The portions is too small.

It says, "We serve GOOD FOOD" before entering the kitchen, and they sure do! We got C2 and C3 combos that came with a protein, soup, and banchan(veggie sidedishes). It was a great combination of meat, veggies ,and hot tofu soup. Las Vegas is the capital of Korean food, at least in the US. The service was amazing as well. They are really welcoming, don't rush you, and super attentive. The ambiance is casual but intimate at the same time. The walls are full of photos from past customers that show you how much they loved it here. Will definitely make this one of my frequent go-to spots!

The food is pretty good, lots of bonchons and service is pretty fast. The only thing is that the combo galbi only gives you like 5 pieces of galbi, they said it's because of the combo. At other places and even bcd it gives you way more.

This place was highly recommended, so if course we had to try! We arrived for lunch today, there's a small parking lot, and found a stall near the front of the restaurant. Walking in, we were immediately greeted and seated. The service here is excellent! Ordered a spicy combination tofu sundubu, and a cold noodle and Kalbi combination. The bachan arrived shortly, all very delicious. The sundubu arrived bubbling, cracked the egg inside, and went to town. It was delicious! The cold noodle was excellent, and the kalbi was tender and tasty! Pics attached!

This was our first time here. This is now one of my all-time favorite Korean food places. I just wish it wasn't all the way in Las Vegas. It's one of the few times where all 8 Ban Chan dishes are so good. I got the Teriyaki Chicken combo with seafood Tofu soup. It was so economical and delicious. The waitresses are super accommodating despite running around like crazy due to a full house. I can see why this place has such good ratings

Great food. Love the tofu soup dishes here. Service is great. Ambiance is good too.