This is a Korean restaurant on Oak St in Balibago, Angeles. It's tucked into an alley near Walking Street and is known as a late-night Korean pub with food, drinks, and a singing stage. It has been around for a long time, and it was already featured in a blog post back in 2015.
The seating is split between indoor and outdoor areas. The indoor area is a modern, air-conditioned space. It has a big screen, a karaoke machine, and a small stage, and you reserve a song ahead of time and then go up on stage to sing it. Posts from 2018 say there were also private rooms available separately. Outside, there are Filipino-style bahay kubo tables, and many reviews say it's a good spot for a calmer drinking session. Several reviews also say the singing indoors is very loud, so the outdoor seats are better if you want to talk. Some reviews say it's fun to watch Filipino guests sing Korean songs with ease. Many reviews say the cashier and serving staff are friendly. However, several reviews also complain that food came out late or in a different order than ordered, and that the call bell went unanswered.
The menu has both Korean drinking snacks and Filipino dishes. Many reviews say the seafood tteokbokki has tasty sauce, though some say the flavor is strong and it has few ingredients. A 2015 review says you can just ask for extra rice cakes when ordering. The fried and seasoned chicken is said to be tender. Reviews say Filipino dishes like sinigang and bulalo are good to order with Filipino companions. Pork belly, fish cake soup, and seafood jjamppong soup are also often mentioned as drinking snacks. When you order soju, it comes with calamansi, and many reviews say that makes it easier to drink. On the other hand, several reviews say the prices are high for the taste and the food is salty.
According to the popular times on Google Maps, it's busiest around 2–5 a.m. every day. It's especially packed from late Friday night (around 3 a.m. Saturday) through early Saturday and Sunday mornings, while early Monday and Tuesday mornings are relatively less busy. Reviews say customers pour in after the nearby clubs close, the place is nearly full until before sunrise, and the song reservation queue gets quite backed up. Several reviews advise checking in advance whether VIP rates or discounts apply, before you order and pay. One review also says the entrance guard openly expects tips. According to Google Maps, reservations and takeout are available.
According to Google Maps, free street parking is available. MidNight Rodeo Live Bar and Queens Hotel Angeles City are about 50 m away, and Hardin is about 100 m away. A 2018 review says Grab drivers can find it just by the restaurant's name. Members of AngFil.com can get a 10% discount.
Information checked: November 2026 (based on the internet reputation card, Google Maps, Google reviews, Naver blogs, and YouTube reviews). Menus, prices, and discount conditions may change, so please check before visiting.
