This is a Korean-style snack shop (bunsik restaurant) on Don Juico Avenue in Angeles, right in front of Puregold at the entrance to Friendship Korea Town. According to a September 2019 blog post, it had newly opened around that time, run again by the owner couple who previously operated a Korean restaurant. Many reviews say it is a place that expats and travelers visit steadily.
Some reviews say it has a comfortable atmosphere like a neighborhood bunsik shop in Korea and a clean interior, and many say the taste is close to the snack food you would eat in Korea. The gimbap is generously filled, so even one roll is filling, and several reviews say the dumplings are made by hand in the shop. Besides snacks like tteokbokki, sundae, and udon, there are meals such as bibimbap and budae-jjigae, and several reviews also mention that you can have soju or makgeolli with your food.
The most frequently recommended item is the gimbap, and the tuna gimbap (₱210), bulgogi gimbap (₱220), and spicy fish cake gimbap (₱200) are mentioned especially often. The basic gimbap is ₱150. The meat dumplings and kimchi dumplings are ₱300 each, and many customers are said to order the sweet, sour, and slightly spicy jjolmyeon together with the dumplings. Tteokbokki is ₱200 and rabokki is ₱280, and some reviews say the cheese tteokbokki (₱300) is better. Sundae is ₱450, and the assorted sundae platter is ₱1,000. The menu also lists new items such as rose tteokbokki (₱400) and pork belly gimbap (₱200). Several reviews mention customers who take gimbap to go separately after finishing their meal.
Since it is a snack shop where you can have breakfast, several reviews say people stop by for a meal after leaving their car at a nearby car wash or finishing golf practice. One review says it was quiet early in the morning. One review says the budae-jjigae required ordering a separate bowl of rice, and that if it simmers for a long time it gets saltier, so it is better to eat it while there is plenty of broth. Another opinion says it was mostly delicious, but the jeyuk-deopbap (spicy pork rice bowl) was disappointing. According to Google Maps, takeout and reservations are available, and it is listed as suitable for groups.
According to Google Maps, free street parking is available. Puregold Don Juico branch and Jollibee are about 50 m away, and Sky Hotel and Coa Hotel are about 100 m away. You can make inquiries by phone.
Information verified: November 2026 (based on the internet reputation card, Google Maps, Google reviews, Naver blog, and Tistory reviews). Menu and prices may change, so please check before visiting.
