It's delicious, and I've been there many times! The makgeolli is so good that I ended up drinking too much✨ The food quality for this price is incredibly good, and I'm so grateful for it! It's perfect for sharing with friends, so I was happy to be able to try many different kinds of dishes.

Surprise! It’s cheap and delicious! I almost became a second party refugee and visited this place. I happened to walk in around 9:30 PM and got a table. The makgeolli is tasty, the food comes quickly, and everything is delicious—makes you feel like you don't need to go to Korea! I highly recommend trying the savory pancakes (chijeon) and Shin Ramyeon! The japchae and kimbap also had authentic flavors. I want to go every week, haha. It gets crowded, so reservations are a must!

The atmosphere is great, the taste is fantastic, and the cost performance is excellent. I would love to go again! It's nice to be able to try many dishes in small portions. There are also a lot of different flavors of makgeolli, which is great. All the staff were polite, and I was very satisfied overall 😊.

It's inexpensive and really delicious. It always seems crowded, but since it was Sunday, it was relatively empty. The seating is spacious, which is nice. Both the grilled dishes and the snacks are quite tasty considering the prices, making it an excellent value for money. The fact that the starter is Korean seaweed is also a nice touch. It's highly recommended for after-work gatherings or for going out with 2-3 friends! It seems they could accommodate about 8 people as well!

After work, I found a restaurant about a 4-minute walk from Gotanda Station. Just across the bridge, you can see the sign! They have menu items for 298 yen, 398 yen, and 498 yen each! It's amazing to think you can enjoy Korean food for just 298 yen. Here’s what I ordered: - Cheese Kimchi Chijimi: A savory pancake filled with lots of onions! It has a hint of sweetness and is truly authentic. It's one of their popular items!! - Yukkejang Soup: A hot and bubbling spicy soup containing vegetables, tofu, and egg. It's perfect for spice lovers!! Since the prices are reasonable, you can enjoy a variety of Korean dishes, making it a fun dining experience! If you're interested, I highly recommend checking it out! Thank you for the meal!

I made a last-minute reservation for a table and visited the restaurant. We ordered an all-you-can-drink option and chose dishes from the à la carte menu. The food was reasonably priced and delicious. We ordered the samgyeopsal, which required a minimum of two servings, and cooked it at the table while cutting it with scissors. The restaurant had ample space, making it easy to move around, even when going to the restroom. The chairs had lids that could hold our bags, so we didn't have to worry about smells sticking to our belongings. Next time, I would like to try the hot pot dishes.

I have visited the Meguro location several times, but since there’s now one in Gotanda, I decided to check it out. It’s located underground, so the mobile signal might not be very good. The food was just as delicious as at the Meguro location. I think the bottle of makgeolli offers the best value for money. Thank you for the meal!

On Tuesday nights, we say "I love you" – so we visited "Hanbury Gotenba Nishiguchi." Upon entering the restaurant, which has a Korean vibe, we started with a beer to toast! It's incredible to be able to experience a Korean atmosphere in Gotenba. The dishes are all reasonably priced, and we ordered several popular items, which made the beers flow even more. Next time, if the opportunity arises, let’s go for a fun, carefree vibe!

It was underground, so the signal was poor, but everything on the menu was delicious, and the atmosphere felt very Korean, making it fun to dine with friends! The prices were affordable and easy to order from, especially the samgyeopsal, which was fantastic. I definitely want to go again if I get the chance!

It seems there was a reservation, and we were informed about a two-hour limit. I found it a bit uncomfortable that an adjacent table was occupied right next to us, making it feel like we were too close—just a small movement would touch. The food was generally tasty, but when we went as a group of four and ordered drinks, appetizers, and grilled dishes on the teppan, the table became so full with the gas stove and teppan that we had nowhere to put anything! One dish was cheap but the chijimi (Korean pancake) was delicious. Some items had smaller portions, but overall it was good. The photo is of the spicy pork bulgogi.

I went here with a friend. It seems to be a chain restaurant, but you can enjoy Korean cuisine at a very affordable price. We had all this food for just under 4,000 yen per person, which is incredibly reasonable. Considering the price, I think it's fair to say that the food is tasty. We had Korean seaweed as an appetizer, cheese balls, meat and bean sprouts, spicy fried chicken, japchae, cheese dakgalbi, pancakes, samgyeopsal, napa cabbage kimchi, cold noodles, sprinkle chicken, long yam kimchi, and Komtang ramen. However, I didn't care for the cold noodles and sprinkle chicken.

The latest store of the Hanmura Group, associated with Hyaku-Sai Sake which has its main branch in Meguro, has opened in Gotanda near the west exit, next to Starbucks, at the location of the former Teketeke. When I visited, it was just after the opening, and the place was lively with related parties and a younger crowd. They offer a menu centered around 328 yen (298 yen excluding tax), and you can enjoy a variety of Korean dishes for around 500 yen, making it a convenient spot. I tried a bit of everything, and I thought that their all-you-can-eat and drink 3600 yen course might be a great deal if you're not worried about your budget! It looks like there’s a demand for this affordable Korean tavern style in Gotanda, so I'm excited to see how it develops.

The early evening was quite lively, but it became very quiet after 9:00 PM. The drinks and food were cheap and delicious, so I would like to visit again. Since there are teppanyaki options, I thought my suit might smell afterward.

I used an all-you-can-eat-and-drink service. Despite it being Saturday, I received a 500 yen discount with a coupon. The cost performance was outstanding. I made a reservation in advance, but one person in my party was late, so we changed the time twice. They kindly accommodated the changes. I'm grateful for that. I will definitely use this place again. The manager was very kind as well! Thank you for the meal!

Opening on March 25, 2024! ✨ I was hoping for a Korean restaurant in Gotanda, and here it is! Haha. It's located in the same place where Teketeke used to be (underground, 1st floor), around the area between Gotanda and Osaki-Hirokoji, on a street filled with many pubs, so it's not a hassle to walk from the station. The main menu originally features items priced at 398 yen, making it quite affordable. However, since my friend was really hungry and wanted to eat a lot, we opted for the 3,600 yen all-you-can-eat option. We ordered a total of 17 items of food and drinks, but there were still 3 more dishes we wanted to order, though I hit my limit at this point! Haha. It's tough to make the all-you-can-eat option worth it for just two women! We started with a toast using Honcho, then had fries, salted hormone (grilled offal), chiregi salad, potato salad, samgyeopsal (grilled pork belly), and chijimi (Korean pancakes). My friend ordered a lot more, but my stomach was already at its limit, so I couldn't take more photos! Everything we had was delicious and generous for the 398 yen price, and the atmosphere of the restaurant has a vibe reminiscent of Korean nightlife. I definitely want to go back sometime to try the 498 yen menu, instead of the all-you-can-eat! Haha.

It's disappointing that there's no chicken in the all-you-can-eat selection, but there are plenty of other options and an all-you-can-drink offer! It's a great value for money! The clientele is mostly young, so I recommend it to those who aren't bothered by that!

The staff was really friendly. However, the inside of the restaurant was a bit noisy, making it hard to communicate with my friends.