loading…loading…A spot in the food court where someone's actually cooking real Korean home food—jjokbal, sundae, dumplings, the stuff that takes patience. Go if you want to eat what a Korean grandmother would make, not what a restaurant thinks you want.
korean restaurant · 4239 John Marr Dr
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