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With plethora of korean eateries around eastwood， it can be difficult to find the right one among so many choices. It happen that we were at the other side (non korean) side of hornsby around lunch and with the heat， did not feel like walking across to the other side of station that we stumbled upon this korean shop on the other side of town.Shop is fairly new， with a nice ambiance， no bbq smell and table do not appear to have the usual gressy feel to the furniture. There are multiple options including bbq along with the other usual suspect. Given the heat， we settle on the lighter option of bibibam and ox bone soup and we were surprise to the quality and presentation of the food. Generous portion of bibibam with 6-7 different vegetable serve on a large bowl. Ox bone soup have medicinal herbs and vegetable along with the beef and glass noodle. Both recommended. We also saw multiple tables with fried chicken. Somthing we would try next time and a table ordering bbq. We were surprise by quality of meat being serve. Wow... A must try next time. Overall an enjoyable experience and a surprise to find this on the non korean side of town.

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I'm rather new to Korean food, so I was pleased to have friends who'd lived in Korea along for lunch, as they were able to advise me on dishes.As this restaurant specialises in barbeque, it would have been a shame not to try it. We weren't disappointed. We had the barbequed tongue, which was thinly sliced and delicious, and the spicy octopus hotpot. Korean Barbeque food is cooked at the table, then wrapped in a lettuce leaf with condiments and pickled vegetables and eaten with the fingers. It's an enjoyable, interactive way for friends to dine.I was impressed by the range and quality of the side dishes offered to us. We were given 10 tasty side dishes including kimchi, pickled radish, mashed potato, rice cakes, seaweed salad and cubes of sweet fried potato. The restaurant also offers a small range of Korean alcoholic drinks, and we sampled a black raspberry wine and a Korean vodka-style spirit that was mildly citrus-flavoured and very nice.We ended up with more food than we could eat, and the bill for 3 people was under $80 (including the drinks). This really is good value for money dining, and a lot of fun.

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I genuinely love Korean food. My family took me here recently and I already had dinner here twice within 7 days! We ordered bibimbap; fried shrimps, Ox tail soup; seafood pancake; beef ribs (for BBQ). The food is excellent, I particularly like the Ox tail soup, their ribs are usually very tender. The seafood pancake is good but a bit too thick and doughy. The service is quick and efficient and one of the lady is very kind and offered a pot of hot tea for my grandmother. Very impressed and they also serve a very nice and unique Korean beer!

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I was delighted to discover this restaurant in Eastwood. The entrees are really good, more tasty than your average Korean restaurant by far. The mains were well prepared and full of flavour. Staff was friendly, and we had a good experience there. Only criticism is the $10 charge if you BYO, and also the lighting could be dimmer, to create a more romantic atmosphere. But well worth a visit.

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Having lived in Seoul for a while, I can confidently say that the food at this restaurant is better than most BBQ places in Korea. Plus, you don't have to settle for mediocre Korean beer here. The ambiance is fantastic, and the staff is excellent. My only complaint is that it's a bit on the pricey side.

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