“ Favorite Korean Chinese spot. Can't go wrong with the kkangpoong shrimp. They always serve hot tea with your meal. Food comes out quick. Very old school Korean Chinese decor. ”

“ Stopped by last Sat. for a meal with a good friend. Went at 11:35AM and there were 2 tables seated. We ordered and was enjoying our food when I looked up and realized the place was full! That was about 11:50AM. We ordered 2 small jjamppong and the pork tangsuyuk. Excellent, as always. We got full off the jjamppong so I took most of the tangsuyuk home to Vegas. The owner recognized me and said happy to see you. I hadn't been here since about 2 years ago. I was a regular for years and it was nice of him to still remember me. ”

“ For fourth generation in Koreatown, Los Angeles, Southern California Simply the best ”

“ Our number Korean Chinese restaurant. Our favorites are Sweet and Sour Pork, Chicken Fried rice. Their Mongolian Beef is good, too. They are closed on Monday's and Tuesday. I wish they are open more days. ”

“ I've been coming to this Chinese (Korean style) place with my family for a long time now. They serve ultimate comfort food like jjajangmyun a.k.a. black bean noodles, jjampong (spicy seafood noodle soup), shrimp fried rice, sweet & sour pork and fried dumplings. You won't be disappointed if you're craving some hearty (greasy) mighty delicious Chinese dishes. They have great service and usually the food comes out so fast. If you love black bean noodles like I do, try their yoo-ni-jja-jang. It's the best!! Highly recommended! ”

“ I love bing su and this place was really good! I also loved that you had the option to order in person or on a big ipad filled with pictures and description. Very easy to order and they deliver to your table. The fruit felt fresh and I loved the ice cream, jellies that came with. I would come again just for this dish alone. Also very quite and cute place. ”

“ I was told to come here for the tangsuyuk and it didn't disappoint! The portion size was huge and I appreciate that there were sizable chunks of pork, with a crispy batter. Sometimes the batter can be too thick, but here it was just right. We took almost half back as leftovers and a quick run in the air fryer made them good as new. On the other hand, the other dishes were not as impressive. Their regular jjajangmyeon was what you would expect, but the seafood jjamppong was disappointing. Despite the color of the broth and the amount of seafood, it lacked depth of flavor. FYI they don't offer yellow daikon as a side, which imo is a great complement to the jjajangmyeon. ”

“ The service is excellent and the food is delicious! We came on a Friday for dinner. We we seated immediately and the waitress was very friendly. As soon as we sat down they brought us water and tea. We ordered and the first dish was out I kid you not in 5 min maybe even faster. I was even done serving the kids when the other 3 plates of food were arriving. The service here is phenomenal! The food is amazing! The place was not crowded at all and they even have a valet parking which ran us $3 not expensive at all especially for parking spot in the heart of Korea town. I will gladly pay $3 any day to get a for sure parking spot. It is definitely outdated inside but don't mind the furniture the food and service is why you go. ”

“ Food Service 5/5 Atmosphere 4/5 I love coming here to get a black bean noodlee and sweet fried pork. sweet and sour pork melts smoothly. It was crispy, juicy, and chewy. We went on saturday afternoon, it was not too busy. One of the few original mom/pop restaurants left in Koreatown. I took my seattle friend here. He loved it. One of the best chinese restaurant in k-town. ”

“ Great authentic korean-Chinese food in ktown. You know it's good when all you can hear is korean language!! The jjajangmyeon and tangsuyuk Fried Pork were bomb. Two korean-Chinese classics definitely worth trying especially if you have never had this unique cuisine before. The service was great too, can never complain about the efficiency. ”