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Ok
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The service is indeed commendable, with friendly and attentive staff, quick responses, and good serving speed. The restaurant space is spacious and bright, with a simple and modern decoration style, reasonable seat spacing, and a relatively comfortable dining environment. However, the food quality is truly disappointing: the kimchi fried rice is sticky and hard, the amount of kimchi is pitifully small, the stir-fried rice cake soup tastes ordinary, and overall it lacks Korean flavor. The most critical issue is the poor value for money—the price of 500,000 to 600,000 VND per person is not worth it at all, as it feels like you're mainly paying for the ambiance and service. Although it bears the sign of a Korean restaurant, you can't taste authentic flavors, and there are no Korean staff. If they put more effort into the quality of the dishes, it might be more recommendable. In its current state, it's just a one-time experience; I wouldn't recommend making a special trip.
The food is marinated so well it's amazing. Respect.
Kimchi fried rice is sticky and gooey~~ It's hard to find kimchi in the kimchi fried rice, and I found 2 pieces of kimchi in the kimchi stew lol. The tteokbokki is a very tasteless soup tteokbokki ㅠㅠ This place is not a Korean restaurant. It's a tasteless snack bar with no Korean staff.
Spacious area
