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How we read reviews →CBD Japanese-Korean favourite for sizzling dakgalbi, generous ramen and honest prices.
A bustling, casual CBD eatery with basic wooden tables and eclectic Japanese-style decor. relaxed enough for a quick solo lunch or a loud group dinner for eight.
Tableside dakgalbi fondue with melted cheese, a dedicated gluten-free menu with its own soy sauce, wheelchair accessibility, and a vegetarian bento option.
Korean reviewers repeatedly say the dakgalbi and jjukumi taste 'just like home' or 'exactly like Korea', while the Japanese-menu items read as solidly traditional rather than heavily westernised.
Reviewers consistently call it great value. generous portions at CBD-casual prices. though a few flagged an undisclosed card or weekend surcharge as frustrating.
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