I was the first customer to enter during lunch hours on a weekday, but soon after, two or three more groups came in. The authentic spicy dishes were so delicious that I couldn't help but go for a second serving, which is free! How generous! I heard this place is from "JOY FOOD," a takeout and delivery-only Korean restaurant located in Toh-Tsu, Higashi Ward. I've ordered delivery from them before. Their chicken was really tasty! It's very close to Tenjin, so I’ll definitely come back. Thank you for the meal!

I went to try it because my Korean friend said it was delicious! Everything was tasty! However, the table is small, so it can be a bit challenging if you order a lot, haha. I made a reservation, but it might be fine to go without one too. I want to go again to try different menu items!

I visited the restaurant on Sunday at 14:10, and there were two groups ahead of me, but I was able to enter without waiting. However, a large group had just left, so the dishes weren't cleared away yet, and I had to wait a little. I came to this place after seeing it on a certain TV program and ordered the Je Yuk Bokkeum set meal for 1,045 yen. The pork was what I expected, similar to bulgogi, and it was delicious. I’m curious about the kimchi fried rice.

First visit. I heard that the dishes are prepared by someone from Busan. We ordered two sets from the lunch menu and also added cold noodles. The kimchi and the food were both delicious, and we were very satisfied. It seems like there are many more menu options for dinner, so I plan to visit again in the evening next time.

While passing by, I saw the menu placed on the street and thought Korean food might be nice for a change. The restaurant is on the second floor. It was surprisingly spacious with a good number of seats. I visited around 1 PM, after the peak lunch hour, so there were only two other groups present. I considered getting the kimchi fried rice but decided on the ◆Pulgogi Set Meal (1,078 yen, tax included). It was served within 7-8 minutes. The ◆Pulgogi featured thinly sliced beef which was tender, along with onions and shredded carrots, making for a generous portion. It had a sweet and savory flavor, seasoned with soy sauce and sugar, which was delicious. The ◆Egg Soup was mild in flavor, but it was unfortunate that it was lukewarm. I believe soup should be served hot to enhance its taste, although this temperature might be standard in Korea. The quality of the rice was average. There were three side dishes: "Kimchi," "Pickled Radish," and what I believe was "Simmered Fish Cake." Each portion was on the smaller side. The main dish, the "Pulgogi," was seasoned well, making it a great complement to the rice. Given the reasonable price of the lunch menu, I think it's a place that can be easily frequented.

The jajangmyeon and salad were delicious. The tteokbokki and soup were also tasty. I thought it was a good place to casually enjoy Korean cuisine. I believe I would come back again. We didn't eat it, but the people next to us had samgyeopsal. I noticed there didn't seem to be any vegetables, garlic, perilla leaves, garlic chives kimchi, or green onion kimchi. I thought these were essential when eating samgyeopsal. Maybe the people next to us just didn’t order them?

Just the right level of spiciness, and the staff are great.