So Kong Dong - Menu

This is my kids favorite go to. They love the koream bbq ribs, and my choice is their soft tofu soup

The banchan (side dishes) here are absolutely the best! I usually visit just to pick up a large container of their kimchi.

My favorite tofu soup place since like 20 years ago. Taking off a star because the price has gone up tremendously (albeit understandably) View menu

Lovely staff, excellent food and simple menu. We have been coming here for 20+ years and have consistently left feeling great about the meal. Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 4 Price per person: $30–50 Parking options: Free of charge parking lot, Free of charge street parking, Paid street parking

Great spot for soondubu-jigae. Nice friendly staff. Best part is the sides. They bring out brocoli with sesame oil, kimchi, and etc. Meal type: Dinner Price per person: $20–30 Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5 Vegetarian offerings: Large vegetarian selection Vegetarian options: Nope Dietary restrictions: No

The service was excellent, and the dining experience was enjoyable. The bibimbap was served in a beautiful hot stone pot and included all the traditional ingredients. The soup that accompanied it was also very flavorful. I highly recommend starting with the seafood pancakes—they were packed with a variety of seafood and had a delightful texture. View menu

We visited this restaurant for a weekday lunch, and it was quite crowded. Fortunately, there’s a small parking lot right in front, which is a huge plus since parking can be challenging on Main Street. We ordered the mild Korean army stew and bibimbap, both of which were excellent values and came with tasty side dishes. For more food adventures, follow me on Instagram at @maggielicious.to!

Our favorite spot for Soon Dubu was closed when we arrived today. There was a sign on the door indicating that the state had taken possession, and they have been evicted. No trespassing. We really loved this place, and I hope they can resolve the issue or maybe even open a new location. UPDATE: I heard they have reopened and managed to sort things out. I look forward to visiting again soon!

I fell in love with this place a few years ago while I was in elementary school. Their marinated cucumbers are my favorite! They cost either $5 or $10. After watching and trying out various Korean dramas over the years, I've developed my own way to enjoy a meal: I take a piece of rice, add a piece of meat, a piece of marinated cucumber on a spoon, dip it in the soup, and eat it all at once. Just thinking about it makes my mouth water! View menu