- Korean food
- chicken wings
- great value
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- Norris TranFebruary 10, 2012True mom and pop establishment. Service and food are both a great value here. Can get crowded at dinnertime. save room for dessert since there's many good options in this… (3 of 4 petals via Fondu) Read more
- Tom McGhanMay 30, 2012Upgrade to the STONE-POT Bibimbap. Don't touch the pot (YOU WILL BURN YOURSELF), and resist the urge to mix immediately. You will be rewarded with a crispy rice bottom. Mix in the spicy sauce and nom!
- Amelia LeongFebruary 4, 2016Come early to beat the line and get the cleanest table. They open at 11 and save some cash by getting the lunch special Tue-Fri 11am-3pm (Except Holidays)
- Eugene KimJuly 16, 2017Good no-frills, homestyle Korean food. The actual restaurant is tiny and always packed, but you can get takeout or delivery (through Postmates). I like the soft tofu soup and cold noodles (naengmyeon)
- J KJanuary 17, 2017Dol-sot bibimbap. Good tofu soup and decent kalbi. But the bibimbap! Break the egg, add the sauce and mix with the rice, grated vegetables and marinated beef. Scrape off crust on bottom, a delicacy.
- RJuly 15, 2019Everything I've had here has been great. I especially like the sweet and spicy chicken wings and bimbimbap. Often there's a wait, it's a small space. The owner is very friendly.
- Inna AndreevnaMay 4, 2017Best ramen I've had in a long time. Family owned place with amazing good-quality Korean dishes for a fair price.
- Frank KimAugust 18, 2014The dukbokki or tteokbokki was pretty excellent, the yukgaejang here was good, and the mul naeng myun was yummy. The chicken wings were more Chinese-style than Korean, but good nonetheless.
- ᴡ MillerMarch 30, 2016If you get the bibimbap, make sure to get it in the stone bowl! Adds to the experience.
- Rebecca SOctober 5, 2012Really good food. Place seats about 25 to 30 people- super small, but service is great. I thought the portions were small, but filling enough. Get kalbi really tasty and don't forget duk bok ki.
- Madison SheltonJuly 9, 2016Super small - Expect to wait a while if you come in the evening. They also don't always bring food out at the right time. One of our appetizers came when we were 3/4 of the way done with dinner.
- my go-to spot for korean food (& kimchi fried rice!!). go during non-peak hours -- the wait sometimes gets long bc they have limited seating.
- Tasting TableSeptember 24, 2014Head to Manna, a Korean restaurant in the Inner Sunset. Try their beef and kimchi stew. Be sure to go early—otherwise, you'll wait. Read more
- You can get kimchi AND seafood pancake, off menu but so delicious.
- Sherry LiMay 10, 2015Best Korean food in the inner sunset! Tofu soup is awesome. Solid bibimbap. Great service.
- Greg DewarJanuary 7, 2013Lunch specials are a bargain. Also they'll customize the banchan to your liking. Chicken wings and BBQ pork are epic!
- Dol Sot Bimimbop (sp?) is my absolute fave. Soy chicken wings are also super good.
- Debbie YeeSeptember 14, 2018their tofu soup is amazing! They also have lunch specials, which are $1 off the regular menu.
- JohnOctober 21, 2018The soft tofu soup was incredible, and the stone pot bibimbi was a close second.
- Ashley MowreyNovember 15, 2014Get the bibimbap and kimchi pancake. Expect a wait, but the price and taste trumps any wait.
- Soft tofu stew is a good hearty deal. Get your Korean fix at a reasonable price (unlike other Korean joints in the city)
- JennyJuly 22, 2015Tiny, sometimes longish lines but never more than 30min. You will leave smelling of food. Seafood pancake!
- Cheap korean food. get the bibimbap or the bbq chicken
- Jo ApplebyAugust 20, 2015Friendly service. Feels like I've been adopted into a Korean family when I'm there!
- GSeptember 19, 2014Try their soft tofu soup and kimchi pancakes, but be careful with sauce, it's to salty.