This place used to be my absolute favorite to go to because they were basically the only place to go for a REALLY good budae jjigae. We went on Saturday and found, not only are they under new management, which is no biggie, but the menu was pared down so much!! And there was no more budae jjigae!! We decided to stay and just do the KBBQ and the meat was still amazing with generous portions. The $34.95 per person for all you can eat, is pretty standard...but I was seriously so bummed about my favorite no longer being on the menu, we probably won't go back. We'll just go in the other direction to Annandale, VA. Adding a pic of the budae jjigae

Have gone 4 times and never wrote a review. I am glad I tried more than once because a few years ago, my kbbq experience wasn't great, and I wrote it off. The next time a friend took me here for my birthday and it was way better. 2 years later I tried the ramen bar section and now I know that is my favorite section. Their korean diabes are great, budae jigae is great (Could do withou the huge chunk of sweetend beef) and fills you up...their take on it definitely warms you up on a winter night. Love their Sake happy hour deal. This last time I got the kalbi bibimbap, budae jigae, teryaki chicken, and fried garlic soy chicken. All of which were good. I wouldn't call the foos authentic, but they do provide a homemade taste so worth it to stop by and get. This place is a little expensive for being in a college city...but thats College Park for you. Closest korean spot in college park. The next few are in beltsville. Check out both sides if you get a chance to go and compare. I prefer their ramen bar area

My family and I were visiting Maryland for the weekend and have been searching for Korean restaurants nearby. We came across this place on Yelp and decided to try it out for my SIL's birthday. We arrived around 8 pm on a Saturday night and there was a good amount of parking. There were 8 of us with no wait time and were seated immediately. We even had our own little area in the back, away from other customers which was nice. The restaurant has a cute, authentic atmosphere. Our group decided to split the menu into two since there wasn't an all you can eat option. Four of us decided to get the Orioles Combo which includes rice, soup, and sides for each person. The other half decided to get the Washington Football Team combo. For the Orioles combo, we decided to get the pork belly, Kangnam steak, and the marinated short ribs. While the other half got pork shoulder, chicken bulgogi, and beef bulgogi. There was so much food that we even had left overs to take home. Overall, it was a great experience. I would visit here again.

We arrived in Maryland late Friday night and was staying at a hotel on Baltimore Ave. Wanted to grab some food and head over to visit someone a few miles away and immediately went on my Yelp app to see what was nearby for takeout. It was almost 8:30 pm and seeing this was open until 11 pm made a huge difference and like Korean food. Parking was difficult since lot was full and understand why. Cute, delicious, great place for groups, couples, and even alone. Our take out was absolutely delicious. If we lived here, would be coming often. There are several ramen options and remind me of the ramen house near us. One thing to note, this is not fast food which honestly for those with friends/family the dining experience is community. For those waiting inside for take out (aka my son and I) the aroma and being hungry and waiting is tortuous