Author: Frank_Jenkins

The service was quick (10 minutes for food), but this is Korean fast food or typical street fare in Seoul. I can see it's suited to students and karaoke at night, because much of the menu would go well with beer. It's not high quality,...and everything in the vicinity (fried chicken across the street; DaeJi (pig/pork) and fried Bokkeum restaurants on either side) is low-brow Korean fast food. The only "up" side is that the photos on the menu help English speakers to order among Korean internationals, and Whole Foods across the street has parking and desserts or pastry to go. It's not a bad stop for the spicy palette after visiting Stanley Park nearby.