This is a Korean restaurant specializing in meat dishes, located at the entrance of Walking Street on Fields Avenue in Angeles. According to a 2015 blog post, it newly opened that summer with a clean, white-toned interior. Posts from 2018 and 2026 also describe it as being at the same spot at the Walking Street entrance. Many reviews say most of the customers are local Filipinos.
The restaurant is spacious, split across the first and second floors, and many reviews say its many tables make it good for sitting with a group. Some reviews say the high ceiling and open walls let the smoke from grilling clear out well. One post also mentions that from the second-floor window seats you can look down on the view of the Walking Street entrance. However, several reviews say it is always crowded and chaotic, making it hard to have a quiet meal. The menu is very extensive, and many reviews say the prices are cheap for Korean food and the portions are generous.
Many reviews say the gimbap is fresh and decent. One review says the plain gimbap is better than the tuna gimbap. Some reviews say the spicy stir-fried pork, the seafood ramyeon, and the spicy mixed noodles were delicious. Another review says the tteokbokki is a large enough portion to share among several people. On the other hand, some reviews say the japchae and omurice were disappointing, so opinions vary by dish. Side dishes come out right when you sit down, but opinions on how they taste are mixed. There is free iced coffee, but one review says it only came out after they asked for it.
On the downside, complaints are repeated in several reviews that staff don't come when called or are indifferent in their service. One review says they pressed the staff call button on the table several times and nobody came. According to the popular times on Google Maps, it is busy every evening from 8 to 10 PM, and busiest around 9 PM on Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays. The same hours from Monday to Thursday are quieter by comparison. It is always bustling, but there are generally open seats. One review says they waited about 20 minutes for the food to arrive when it was crowded. According to Google Maps, takeout and reservations are available.
According to Google Maps, there is a free parking lot and free street parking. McDonald's and 7-Eleven are about 50 m away, and PSBank is about 100 m away. The Korean restaurants Jumong and Josun Palace are also within about 50 m. You can make inquiries by phone or through the website.
Information verified: November 2026 (based on the internet reputation card, Google Maps, Google reviews, Naver blogs, and Tistory reviews). Menus and prices may change, so please check before you visit.