Dal Paeng Yi Korean Noodles And Snacks

Friendly customer service. Had a little bit of a price hike, but with COVID impacting small businesses it was understandable.

Tried this place before with a friend and I am hooked since then. I liked the fantastic vibes and delightful food and beverages. Great work.

I really liked their dishes and service, good location right next to where I live. The employees are always super nice. I highly recommend this place. View menu

I ordered the hot beef stew, bibimbap, and a side of cucumber with kimchi. We requested a side of kimchi, but they only had paste available, so we chose the cucumber instead. The vegetables were fresh and crunchy. The portion sizes were impressive for the price!

Don't pay attention to the white Yelpers and food enthusiasts. This place is the real deal. They treated us to perilla jeon and grilled mackerel for our toddler, complimentary! Everything was great, especially the spicy BBQ pork made with pork belly. My family and I will definitely return!

I've been going here since I was young as I grew up in the Chicago suburbs and I have always love going here because there is this nice old man who is always so diligently kind which has left an impression on me. I am visiting home and this is somewhere I always want to visit, feels very homey food for me. View menu

I visited this restaurant on Sunday evening for dinner and was transported to a countryside eatery in Korea. It's not the fanciest place, and the interior has a somewhat peculiar color scheme, but the food is outstanding. There are a few challenges—if you don't read Korean, the menu might be difficult to understand, and if you're looking for a more upscale dining experience, this might not be the right spot for you. However, if you're willing to look past these hurdles, you'll be richly rewarded with delicious, authentic home-cooked Korean meals.

Went in Sunday evening for dinner. I felt as if I was in a restaurant in a countryside of Korea. Not the fanciest place, sort of odd color schemed interior, but one with great food. There are some obstacles menu may be hard to decipher if you do not read Korean, if you are looking for a more upscale dining area, this may not be the place for you. However, if you are able to overcome these, you will be handsomely rewarded with authentic home cooking style Korean food, which has become increasingly rare in the city. Pricing is great for the quality/quantity of food. Try spicy octopus/squid/pork, kalbi, beef soup or any of the grilled fish options.

During my most recent visit, I ordered bibim naengmyun and tried the seafood tofu stew. Unfortunately, I noticed that a significant part of their menu was crossed out at that time. The tofu stew was just as I expected, but the bibim naengmyun was a bit of a letdown—it turned out to be plain naengmyun with just a couple of different types of kimchi on the side. I had never tried it before, but from what I've seen online, I was anticipating something a bit more elaborate. While the flavor was pleasant, it was somewhat one-dimensional. We also arrived kind of early, around 4:50 PM, and even though they were supposed to be open, the restaurant was still closed. After giving them a call, they i... View menu