I visit this place both during the day and at night many times, and it is really delicious. I always order the Sundubu lunch set for lunch! I think about trying a different menu and adventuring, but I always end up ordering the Sundubu... that's how delicious it is. I have never tried the Yangnyeom Chicken for dinner, so next time I really want to try the Yangnyeom Chicken lunch set.

I visited a Korean restaurant near Kintetsu Minami Osaka Line Fuchu Station, recommended for its delicious chijimi. On this day, I ordered the samgyeopsal lunch and seafood chijimi. Both were delicious, but the chijimi was outstanding in taste, thickness, and crispiness. Highly recommended for those who want to enjoy a leisurely lunch.

Whenever I go, the taste is always reliable. I would be happy if they added more variations of sundubu with kimchi or hormone.

I visit this restaurant for lunch and dinner occasionally. It is reasonably priced and delicious. The staff are friendly and the atmosphere is nice. I will definitely go back again.

I visited during lunchtime. I ordered the Samgyupsal lunch and the Naengmyeon lunch. Both were delicious. The freshly grilled chijimi was great, and the naengmyeon was exceptionally tasty. The Samgyupsal was delicious, but might be a bit small for big eaters. It was a shame that there was no parking, but I would definitely like to visit again.

Lunch revisit! I came at night and it was delicious, so I invited a friend to come for lunch as well. There were lots of moms having lunch while their kids were at kindergarten or school. I had the cold noodle lunch, and my friend had the daily special Yangnyeom stir-fry lunch with salad, kimchi, namul, and jeon. The daily special also came with soup. The cold noodles were a bit sweet and the noodles were soft, which didn't suit my taste. The Yangnyeom stir-fry was delicious with just the right amount of spiciness. The salad was fresh and tasty. The jeon was cooked fresh at the table, which was a nice touch. The lunch menu has many options, so I want to come back to try more. Thank you for the meal! On this day, my friend recommended a Korean restaurant to me. It's located about 5 minutes east from Fuchu station on the Kintetsu Minami-Osaka line, right in front of a large apartment building in a residential area. Although it's called a shopping street, there weren't many shops, mostly izakayas. We were the first customers around 6 pm on a holiday at the end of April. The exterior was all black, but inside it was clean and refreshing. The all-you-can-eat samgyeopsal was recommended, but since it was my first time, I wanted to try a la carte dishes. We ordered the Chorogi Salad, Samgyeopsal, Gyutan Shioyaki, Japchae, which were all delicious. We kept saying how tasty everything was as we ate. Next time, we definitely should come for the all-you-can-eat option! The all-you-can-eat samgyeopsal is 2510 yen for men, 2195 yen for women, 1500 yen for children, and 556 yen for children over three years old. It includes samgyeopsal, jeon, japchae, kimchi, namul, rice, and wrap vegetables. My friend said they couldn't keep track of how much they ate when they came with their family. The staff's service and the atmosphere were great, so I'm thinking of inviting my family or friends next time. It seems like it's popular around here. My friend is familiar with this area and we made plans to visit other restaurants as well. Looking forward to it! Thank you for the meal!

I had a satisfying meal at a Korean restaurant called "Dining Hanarinen" in the town of Sunobe in Matsubara City, Osaka Prefecture. The prices are reasonable and I was able to enjoy dishes like Samgyupsal. It was surprising to see the restaurant almost empty on weekday nights, but the food was average and the service was a bit slow. We ordered the classic Samgyupsal, and it was good that you could add extra orders. The side vegetables served with the Samgyupsal were authentic and delicious. The seafood pancake was not cut well in my opinion, I prefer when it is served in a large plate. The crispy texture was enjoyable though. The Japchae was not to my liking, lacking in flavor and texture. The Naengmyeon (cold noodles) was very cold and refreshing, perfect for finishing the meal. The soup with ice in it was a nice touch. Overall, I would not order the Japchae again, but I would definitely recommend trying the Naengmyeon. The restaurant is quiet on weekdays and I heard that their lunch menu is quite affordable, so I would like to visit during lunchtime. There are still many good restaurants out there waiting to be discovered.