“ Came here for lunch. This placw only has 1 menu item. Beef & cabbage soup with rice (served non-spicy or spicy). It comes with seaweed, egg, rice, pickled radish, and jalepenos on the side. Comes out boiling so be careful! Verdict: Spicy and non-spicy are both so good. I can see why it's the only menu item and every table is packed. We were worrid about the spice level when ordering but thankfully, the spicy is not as spicy as korean jampong or soondubu. It's very palatable to the normal spice tolerance person. I dont really need any water. The non spicy has very rich flavors of beef and well seasoned broth. Overall we would come back here. Very refreshing for a cold winter day! ”

“ This Korean restaurant has quickly become a staple in my rotation, especially during the cooler months. They do one thing and they do it really well--beef bone soup, either spicy or non-spicy ($18.99). It's incredibly hearty and warming, the perfect comfort food when it's cold outside. I honestly wish more places had such a focused menu because when something is this good, it doesn't need anything else. They are so generous with their side dishes and add the perfect balance to the meal. You get fried egg, pickled radish, seaweed, peppers and bean paste, and the best part is they're happy to offer refills. It's such a nice touch that makes the experience feel even more special. The service is also excellent; the staff is friendly and attentive, always checking in to ensure everything is going okay with our meal. One thing to keep in mind is that this spot is cash only, so be prepared. But with such great food, service, and value, it's totally worth it! ”

“ Oh this is the bees knees. They only serve one thing and its delicious! When you sit down, they just ask you spicy or not spicy. Super simple. The staff here is exceptional. They don't mess around and they are quick. They are very generous with their side dishes. Quick and efficient. They'll never bag it for you if you want to doggy bag your leftovers. They were so kind! It's $20 a bowl at the end, but MAKE SURE TO TIP! A lot of people just paid $20 and walked away. Give these people tip for their exceptional service. ”

“ My favorite Galbi Tang spot ever! I love how they only have the Galbi Tang on the menu. I always get the non-spicy so I can really enjoy the flavor of the soup. The sides (eggs, seaweed, radish, peppers) are sooo good as well. You order a soup and you get a bowl of rice. As much as I love this spot and have been coming here for over 5 years, it is a disappointment though that the flavor is not consistent. It did use to taste better as well. I'll always tip 18% here but it also feels weird when the workers are checking the amount of tip that they're getting. ”

“ The wait seems intimidating but it really does move fast (so fast that we had actually gone to a bar nearby for a few minutes and by the time we came back had to put our phone number back on the waitlist). There are only two options for beef bone soup: spicy or not spicy. We got one of each. The spicy was good, not terribly spicy and definitely manageable. However, to my surprise, I actually felt like the non-spicy was more interesting-a really clean soup with good flavor. The glass noodles were delicious in both. The banchan overall was great: radish kimchi (definitely not a kimchi guy but I really enjoyed this), seaweed to wrap around some rice and radish, egg, green pepper with dipping sauce. For both soups we paid a flat fee of $40, no option for a tip? Overall, a simple dining experience but definitely worth the try. ”

“ My friend and I got some gukbap for early dinner. There was no line! We sat down immediately and ordered 2 spicy soups. The side dishes were simple. We really felt like we were eating at home. The soup was exactly what I wanted! I love how you can ask them for more rice and side dishes free of charge. $20 for one soup bowl! They also have a clean restroom in the back. I would come back when I am craving some gukbap! ”

“ Everything went by very quickly and smoothly. I came on a weekday around 6PM so it wasn't a long wait (maybe 15 minutes) but a lot more people waiting as I was leaving. They only serve one item so no menus will be given. While waiting, the servers will ask if you want the regular or spicy. Once seated, the servers brought out the side dishes: peppers with soy bean paste, radish kimchi, seaweed and omelette. The soup comes with a bowl of rice. We ordered a spicy and non-spicy to try. The soup is served in a stone bowl so it stays warm. Loved the soup, very flavorful. Lots of meat but be careful of the bones as some pieces may be sharp. At the bottom, there's glass noodle. The total turned out to be $40, $20 per bowl. Perfect place to go on a chilly day! ”

“ I've been waiting to come to this place and it lives up to the hype. It's a small restaurant and for seating when there's a wait, you put your name down on a clipboard to wait for seating. As of Oct 2025, it's $18.99+tax. It's basically $20pp for a soup. It's pretty worth it. The broth was so flavorful. It was a tad too salty for my liking but seriously so so so delicious. The ban Chan was great and the service was great. The servers were attentive. It's a great spot for a group of 2-4 but no more than that. It's not a place to sit for long. People tend to eat and go within 30 minutes. I will definitely be coming back in the future ”

“ Both soups were so good and comforting and warm my soul instantly as I had my first sip. The beef was so tender and the glass noodles were so soft. The table next to us said they've been coming here for 10 years! The staff were also very tentative and sweet - they had a small bowl of soup just for my small daughter and also gave her seaweed and rice. They also kept checking in to see if we're doing ok and offered more omelette as they saw my daughter devoured it all. I would definitely recommend! ”