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Centrally located, I had passed this restaurant many times. It's on the corner of Colombo St and Gloucester St, right next to Cathedral square. It looked nice and inviting, and the prices were on the lower end of the scale. It turned out to be warm and friendly with an ambience, and judging by the number of locals eating here, it must be quite authentic.
Favorite Dish:
I had Bulgiogi, at least that's what I think it was. $10 for a BIG wooden box with rice, stir fried beef, kimchi, bean sprouts and more vegetables, plus a bowl of soup. Well, I was pretty full after that. Everything nicely done, nicely served. A good meal, and worth for than the $10 I paid.
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