This restaurant is located in a shopping center/business park that is almost entirely Korean. As is customary in Korean restaurants, we shared appetizers and entrées. Apart from all those small bowls of kimchi, fish, and other vegetables that were immediately brought to our table, we had "Haemul Paejon", i.e. Korean-style thin pizza¹ with assorted seafood, vegetables, and dubu² as our appetizer. We followed this up with "Daeji Bulgogi", i.e. thinly-sliced tender pork loin, marinated in a special spicy sauce, as well as "Jeyuk Dubu Kimchi", i.e. marinated pork loin and kimchi³ stir-fried with hot pepper sauce served with dubu on a hot plate⁴.

The food was outstanding, but I felt it wasn't extraordinary. Given the price tag, I expected a bit more. I would have expected the food to be a bit more spicy, a bit heavier on the meat, and the service to be a bit more memorable.