About Us We are providing the most delicious traditional Korean menu : Bibimbap, Bulgogi Plate, Kimchi Stew, Japchae and so on. Eat delicious food. Grab a drink. But most of all, relax! We thank you …
Simply immaculate. By far the best kimchi and portion size of any Korean around. Warms the soul, makes you feel great and is my top 3 favorite restaurants in the county. Delicious.
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Kianna G
9 contributions
Loved
• 4/16/26
• DoorDash order
Absolutely phenomenal. The Bulgogi & Crystal Noodle Stew was so so good. I want to eat it everyday. The sides of kimchi were so fresh and tasty. 100 out of 10. Will absolutely order again. Perfect portion amount for me and I shared with my husband. Truly a gem to be found!!! How I haven't been here sooner is insane.
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Kallista T
5 contributions
Liked
• 6/16/23
• DoorDash order
The Bulgogi & Crystal Noodle Stew was delicious!! It was homey with a rich broth. You'll definitely get your moneys worth because it came with so much meat in it that I gave the rest to my husband to eat over the rice that came with. The steamed Gyoza was pretty good but, nothing to marvel at.
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Ray R
7 contributions
Didn't like
• 3/28/23
• DoorDash review
Since its the only Korean place in Santa Cruz I guess its good. Soondubu jjigae is bland and the overpriced wings are ok. The thing that bugs me the most is everytime we request or want to pay for more banchan they give us a small 4 oz plastic container of kimchi and some other one of the day. The only korean restaurant that i know that is so stingy about giving extra banchan in the entire Bay Area or even sacremento. Better to eat at the restaurant so you can bark at them in person for more banchan or go over the hill for a lot better korean food
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Stella V
12 contributions
Liked
• 9/24/26
• DoorDash order
I like the beef bibimbap more than the others tbh. Small protein portion though. :(
Also wish you got all the banchans or that they had a way to order banchan. When we order with coworkers they only give one side of banchan even if it is multiple meals.
