This is a Korean and Chinese restaurant tucked down an alley at the entrance to Anunas Korea Town in Angeles. It opened around November 2023 in the former Jeongwon Restaurant location, and several reviews say many of Jeongwon Restaurant's menu items and staff carried over. Shortly after opening, it expanded into the space next door and set up a separate stone-plate grill corner for grilling things like gopchang (beef small intestine). According to a 2024 Google review, the owner changed in early that year, so reviews from the early days after opening may differ from what you'd find now.
Many reviews say the menu is wide, with soups and gukbap such as seolleongtang, galbitang, and yukgaejang, plus bibimbap, braised and steamed dishes like braised hairtail, jeon (Korean pancakes), grilled meat, and Chinese dishes like jjamppong and jjajang. Several reviews also mention it's a good place to go with a group whose tastes differ. Many reviews say the complimentary side dishes feel like home cooking and that the owner and staff were friendly and attentive. Inside, there are a few small rooms divided by partitions, which are good for dining privately with your group. However, there are also reviews saying the bibimbap rice was mushy, and that daechang (beef large intestine) ordered in the early morning was a little burnt and came without ssam vegetables and sauce.
Many reviews say meat dishes like samgyeopsal (pork belly) and pork galbi were delicious, and one review mentions having the assorted jeon platter with makgeolli. Some reviews also say the seafood jjamppong and kongguksu (cold soybean noodle soup) were better than expected. Prices are ₱400 for seolleongtang, yukgaejang, hwangtae haejangguk (dried pollack hangover soup), sogori gukbap (ox head soup), and bibimbap; ₱500 for galbitang and samgyeopsal (180g); ₱1,000 for the assorted jeon platter; and ₱1,200 for large dishes like braised hairtail and braised pork ribs with kimchi (stew-steamed).
Several reviews say the meat is sometimes cooked in the kitchen and brought out, and sometimes a portable burner is placed on the table, so it differs from visit to visit. One review says that after a group ate samgyeopsal, they were charged for more portions than expected, so when ordering meat for a group, it's a good idea to confirm how many portions you're ordering. According to Google Maps, takeout is available, and one review says there was no delivery fee when ordering by phone.
According to Google Maps, free street parking is available, and one review says the space in front of the restaurant is tight but there are plenty of spots nearby. One review also says the restaurant is set back, so it may be hard to find the first time. Jinbae Jokbal and Nihonshoku Ulu are right next door, Hanla Hotel is about 50 m away, and Yellow Chicken (Norang Chicken), Jung's Kitchen, and Robinsons Easymart are about 100 m away. You can make inquiries via Facebook or by phone.
Information last verified: November 2026 (based on the online reputation card, Google Maps, Google reviews, and Naver blog reviews). Menu and prices may change, so please check before visiting.
