This is a Korean restaurant in Anunas, Angeles. It is the second branch of Galim Korean Restaurant in Malate, Manila, and opened in Angeles in early 2024. According to a 2024 blog post, it is on the first floor of a massage shop building inside Korea Town. The sign is on the small side, but reportedly the dining hall inside is bigger than you'd expect.
Besides the main hall, there is a separate VIP room, which people say suits family gatherings and group meals. One review also said there were more local Filipino customers than Korean ones. Two 2024 blog posts describe it as a place that serves regular Korean dishes like stews, soups, and stir-fries, as well as a meat menu with unlimited beef and pork. Many reviews mention getting free refills on the side dishes. One review said the water kimchi tasted just like what they ate as a child, and another said it was their first time trying pumpkin sikhye and it was very good.
Several reviews single out the budae jjigae as generous and delicious. Others say they enjoyed the roe soup, tteokbokki, spicy crab stew, braised pollock, samgyetang, and cold noodles. The menu prices are: kimchi stew and soybean paste stew ₱380, yukgaejang ₱500, roe soup ₱550, bulgogi, stir-fried squid, and stir-fried pork ₱590, tteokbokki ₱490, seafood scallion pancake ₱650, and yukjeon ₱700. One review said they asked for the stir-fried squid to be made spicy, but it wasn't very spicy.
Opinions are mixed on some dishes. For the galbitang, one review said the broth was decent and the meat was tender, while another said the ribs were tough and the broth was cloudy. Among the 2024 reviews, some also pointed out that the music in the hall was loud, the lighting felt like a bar, and there were a lot of mosquitoes.
According to Google Maps, besides dine-in, it offers takeout and delivery and accepts reservations. It is marked as suitable for groups and for those bringing children, and it serves beer. For parking, free street parking is available. Seoul dabang and Kakao Chicken&Pizza are about 50 m away, and Korean Community Association Central Luzon and Boom Chicken are about 100 m away. You can make inquiries via Facebook or by phone.
Information verified: November 2026 (based on Google Maps, Google reviews, and Naver blog reviews). Menus and prices may change, so please check before you visit.
