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How we read reviews →Authentic home-cooked Korean jjigae and marinated crab. a lunch-only hidden gem in Oakleigh South.
Clean, minimal decor with industrial surroundings softened by a warm, unhurried mood. A small dining room with an outdoor covered deck; unpretentious but carefully presented, with a modern and considered aesthetic.
In-house kimchi and banchan range sold fresh and frozen; house-made seaweed chips; frozen ready-made Korean meals to take home; seasonal specials (mandu guk, gimbap on weekends); large-scale catering capability.
Korean-operated with a clear home-cooking lineage; praised by Korean expat diners as tasting identical to Seoul. The soy marinated crab, galbi tang and multi-banchan approach reflects traditional jeong (homestyle) Korean cooking.
Set meals run $29-$50 per person; quality is high but prices are a recurring topic among regulars. A 10% weekend surcharge applies. Most diners consider the food worth the spend; a minority call it steep for a suburban industrial location.
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