This is a Korean restaurant serving Korean-style snack food (bunsik), located on the Sunset side of Friendship Highway in Angeles. It's a little way from the center of Koreatown, right next to Coffee Bay. According to a 2022 blog post, it is run by a Korean owner, and reviews have been posted steadily since around that time.
According to a 2026 blog post, the interior is decorated with round griddle tables, LP records, and old-fashioned props, giving it the feel of an old Korean neighborhood restaurant. There is also a small putting mat on one side. Several reviews mention a separate private room in addition to the main hall, and there are outdoor tables near the entrance. Many reviews say the side dishes served before the meal come in several varieties and taste good, and one review singles out the chonggak kimchi (whole young radish kimchi) for praise. Many reviews say the portions are large, so it's hard to finish a bowl alone and it can be shared between two people. Several reviews also say the staff and the owner are friendly.
The most frequently recommended dishes are tuna gimbap and kimchi-mari guksu (cold kimchi noodles). Several reviews say the tuna gimbap was the best thing they had, and many say the icy-broth kimchi-mari guksu and yeolmu guksu (young radish kimchi noodles) are refreshing on a hot day. Some reviews also say they were satisfied with the crispy pork cutlet, the kimchi kalguksu (knife-cut noodle soup), and the braised spicy chicken stew the owner recommended. Rice dishes are ₱330 for bibimbap, jeyuk deopbap (spicy stir-fried pork over rice), and omurice; ₱380 for kimchi stew and soybean paste stew; and ₱430 for soft tofu stew. There are also drinking snacks (anju) such as fried tofu (₱250) and sundae bokkeum (stir-fried blood sausage, ₱900).
Several reviews say the food can sometimes take a while to arrive, so it's best to go with time to spare. One review says steamed dumplings, which aren't on the menu, could be ordered when asked about. Another review says the kids' options, including pork cutlet, mini gimbap, udon, and omurice, made it a good place to go as a family, and several reviews mention stopping by after playing golf in Clark. According to Google Maps, reservations, takeout, and delivery are available, and one review says the side dishes came along even with a delivery order.
According to Google Maps, there is a free parking lot and free street parking, and there is wheelchair-accessible seating. One review says the restaurant is hard to spot from the main road, so it's easiest to find by looking for Coffee Bay right next door. Sunset Regency Hotel is about 100 m away, BELA language school is about 400 m away, and Westfields International School is about 450 m away. You can make inquiries via Facebook or by phone.
Information checked: November 2026 (based on the internet reputation card, Google Maps, Google reviews, and Naver blog reviews). Menu and prices may change, so please check before visiting.
