This is a Korean restaurant located near Brown Sugar Bar, just before entering Red Street at the end of Fields Avenue. It's a long-standing establishment that has quietly held its ground for quite some time. Its diverse menu and prices that are about 50-100 pesos cheaper than other Korean restaurants are major advantages. However, it's not a gourmet spot. If you complain about being hungry, you'll quickly get a dish with an ordinary taste, made with 50 years of tradition in seasonings and a mother's touch. It's not a taste you'll miss. If price is your priority, it can be a good alternative. You can also order a large portion for an additional +50 pesos. The basic kimbap is very cheap, but it's not the kimbap we know. They literally give you rice, seaweed, and soy sauce – a bizarre dish whose purpose is unclear. Not recommended. However, overall, it's recommended for large groups due to its affordability and variety of dishes. If the timing is right, you might also catch some older Korean men trying to relive their passionate youth with their younger escorts. It's a bit of a spectacle. Recommended if you're looking for a reasonably cheap meal. Not recommended if you want a proper, satisfying meal.