"This restaurant offers a very authentic Korean dining experience, without any extra frills. There is no music playing and the waitstaff is not overly talkative. Guests are allowed to bring their own alcohol, and there is a liquor store conveniently located next door. We purchased some soju to enjoy with our meal. When requesting a table, patrons will be asked if they are interested in BBQ or traditional dishes. The BBQ option allows diners to cook their own meat at the table, although we opted for traditional dishes this time. The food was a bit on the salty side and the yookgaejang was not the best I've had, but the squid stir fry was delicious. The portions are very large, so I recommend ordering less than the number in your party and sharing everything. The side dishes were flavorful and guests are allowed refills on them. It is helpful to come with a Korean friend to easily order and translate the menu."
