Lanae B. • Januari 15, 2016It's a bit pricey, but the food is pretty great. I had the braised pork koja. The pork was a little less flavorful than I thought it would be. The kamikaze fries are really good!
Arthur L. • Maret 23, 2013Best Korean restaurant in the SF South Bay!
Mike B. • November 23, 2016The former owners of Omogari in J Town just opened Danbi which features all your Korean favorites such as Galbi, Bulgogi, and stone pot dishes. Tasty food and gracious service.
tabasaur • Agustus 14, 2019Build your own bibimbap in a stone bowl. I love the bibimbap + tofu soup combo! Looks like they use pretty good ingredients too.
Kelly . • Oktober 19, 2011Spicy seafood soon dubu. Crack egg. Eat with rice cooked in stoneware and tofu salad. End with rice mixed with tea... Super Korean
Megan E. • April 23, 2018They will do half and half proteins which is nice so you can try two different items. I had the braised beef and the firecracker pork and they were both awesome
૮( ⚈້͡ ໋͈ ૈ ꈊ ⚈້͡ ໋͈ ૈ)ა .. • Desember 22, 2014Some of the best kbbq this side of LA. The beef tongue is scrumptious , the pork belly juicy, and the intestines are delicious! Be sure to save a little room for the kimchi fried rice at the end!
jennifer d. • November 12, 2013Favorite place to get soup on a cold day. The oxtail soup (#4) is my usual go to followed by #2 - beef ribs with clear noodles.
Chris • Maret 13, 2018“Korean-Japanese reinvented” it’s like a fusion place that offers almost burger like Asian flavours. Loved it!
Tobias S. • Juli 29, 2018Extremely good tofu soup and lots of tasty banchan to go with it. I like things spicy and thought medium was just about perfect
Jason M. • Desember 11, 2010The owner is an amazing cook who went out of her way to make our meal great.
CY • Januari 30, 2014Pork belly with beef combo for two
Albert K. • November 6, 2010They more food choices and more importantly, for us non-Koreans, pictures! I usually get the combo gom tang anyways. Add lotta green onions and a little salt.
Gnat B. • Juni 12, 2015Chicken soup all the way. Start with the regular if it's your first time. They boil the whole chicken for hours so it just falls off the bones.
Angie H. • April 5, 2018Ask for dipping plate, mix 50/50 soy sauce and vinegar with a dash of red pepper for your Tangsuyuk / Sweet and sour fried pork.
Soren K. • Oktober 6, 2013For Korean, it's one of the best place where you can taste Korean Street Food! Most dishes were awesome!
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