Our go to Korean restaurant. Efficient, welcoming and friendly service. We never stray away from ordering the original fried chicken, kimchi pancake, and Japchae. So much flavour in every dish, generous portions and very satisfying. Highly recommend!

We ordered the chicken fried and beef bulgogi, and the food itself was very tasty and well cooked, which is why we like coming here. However, this visit was disappointing overall. We came with our baby in a pram and were told we couldn’t sit inside unless we folded the pram and took our child out, even though our baby was clearly asleep. This felt quite inconsiderate. What made it more confusing is that on a previous visit we were able to sit inside with a pram, and there were other customers with prams as well, so the response from the staff member felt inconsistent and slightly rude. We ended up sitting outside, where there were quite a few flies, which made the experience uncomfortable. To add to this, we found a hair in the salad that came with the starter, which was disappointing. The food flavours were great, but the overall experience could be improved with better consistency in seating policies and more attention to cleanliness and customer comfort.

Been coming here for at least three years now and this humble eatery is hands down the best Korean reataurant in Canberra. I’ve tried other Korean fried chicken from others but they just don’t match the flavour, quality, and generous serving of their dishes. Service is quick and friendly. Our favourite is the Boneless Fried Chicken Chilli Level 0, not overwhelmengly spicy, but you get that kick.

Great Korean restaurant with generous portions and excellent value for money. Sometimes there’s a short wait to be seated, but it’s worth it for the quality of the food. Our kids especially loved the chicken — definitely a family favourite now. We’ll be coming back!

Came in on a cold winter night and had a great meal with plenty of classic Korean options, but most importantly their fried chicken! They were definitely the most popular of the four Korean restaurants that are all next to each other. Fried chicken portions were enormous (even the half size), as were the noodles. Lots of options to get warmed up and turn up the spice.