This is a Korean restaurant on Fields Ave in Angeles, with a well-rounded menu ranging from snack-bar items like gimbap and ramyeon to full meals like bibimbap, rice bowls, and pork cutlets. It's right in the middle of a street packed with bars and clubs, and one review says the reviewer stopped by late at night to eat alone. Another review says it was a good place to have a drink before heading to Manila airport.
Many reviews say the food tastes decent for the price and the portions are generous. One review says a single plate was big enough for two people to share, and another says that even when ordering just a single dish, side dishes came with it. The kimchi is described as tasty in several reviews. However, one review says that in the past you could get plenty of extra side dishes, but now they only give you a refill once.
Menu prices are as follows: gimbap ₱100; cheese, tuna, and beef gimbap ₱140; ramyeon ₱120; Chapaguri ₱160; seafood ramyeon ₱170. Meals include kimchi fried rice and shrimp fried rice ₱250; bibimbap ₱270; dolsot bibimbap and spicy pork rice bowl ₱300; pork cutlet, fish cutlet, and squid rice bowl ₱320; and bulgogi rice bowl ₱350.
There are clear downsides too. Reviews spanning several years say the food came out slowly even when the restaurant wasn't busy. There are also quite a few complaints about missing items in orders, spice-level or portion requests not being followed, and unfriendly staff. Hygiene complaints about bugs near the tables and restrooms also appear in several reviews. Many reviews suggest allowing extra time and checking that everything you ordered has arrived once the food comes out. Takeout is available.
According to Google Maps popular times, the busiest time is around 9 PM on Saturday night. Friday and Sunday evenings from 8 to 10 PM are also fairly busy, while weekday evenings, especially Wednesday evenings, are relatively quiet.
According to Google Maps, free street parking is available, and there appears to be no wheelchair-accessible seating. Brown Sugar, Hardin, the tourist police station (PNP Station 4 Tourist Centre), and Jollibee are all about 50 m away. It's also suitable for groups, accepts reservations, and inquiries can be made via Facebook and other channels.
Information checked: November 2026 (based on the internet reputation card, Google Maps, Google reviews, and Facebook reviews). Prices and services may change, so please check before visiting.