Excellent, comforting food. Pleasant service. Perfect after a long day of indoor pickleball.

Amazing home style Korean food. The bulgogi could've been more satisfying but overall this was a satisfying experience. Will be back soon!

the side dish is amazing, nice drinks, very tasty soups. I will come back again. You have to try the beef rib soup.

We came with friends who had heard about this place. Shared a few meals and it was so good! The service was great. My hot tea was never low! It's a small place, and it seems like everything is fresh and cooked on the spot. All the food came out perfectly hot! Every meal we had was delicious. Overall, a nice local restaurant!

I continue to be pleasantly surprised every time I eat here! It's a very unassuming restaurant but the food is amazing! I almost feel like you're eating in someone's house that also happens to be a restaurant. Our server was very attentive and made sure we had water at all times. If you like to eat Korean food besides bbq, this is the place to go!

We were in the mood for Korean bbq and were looking for a place to eat with some friends, after reading the reviews we decided to check out Pusan Restaurant and I'm so glad we did! It was empty when we got there so we got sat immediately. We were served hot tea and also ordered beers and hot sake. For food, we started with the Korean pancake and fried dumplings -- SO GOOD. We decided to cook our own meat too and for four of us ordered Bulgogi, short ribs, and marinated pork -- the pork came cooked, but we were in charge of the bulgogi and short ribs at our table. Everything was INCREDIBLE, including all of the sides! With our check, we were served a sweet yogurt treat! This is definitely a hidden gem -- please go support this awesome restaurant!

Best restaurant for dumpling soup. They make homemade dumpling ! You should definitely try! Best restaurant in town.

Super good and authentic Korean food at reasonable prices... the last time I checked.. but its been while. Guess I'll find out tomorrow. Recommend the private room for larger gatherings especially if you have rugrats in your party... helps corral them and the noise, which is normal in a Korean place. Funny how its trendy now, basically Asian comfort food that is not fancy but takes a lot of effort to make from scratch. Deli in a K store is the answer vs. takeouts but I digress. Legit food at mom & pop prices, helps if you can speak or bring a Korean that speaks, but you can get by without. They also have mul naengmyun (cool noodles) in the summer and du duk (rice cake soup) which is my fave for winter. Its not a BBQ though you'd just order the dish.

We came here after finding another Korean place closed unexpectedly early. It was a pleasant surprised. We skimmed the Yelp reviews and had an idea of what to order and expect in terms of service. While reviews aren't always accurate, it does provide me with a baseline. It's a simple, homey, cozy mom and pop feel Korean joint. Upon being seated, we were brought hot tea and menus. We ordered Rib Soup, Bulgogi, and Mackarel. We were brought banchans and rice. The banchans were really fresh and clean. I could taste the ingredients that went into each banchan. My favorites were the kimchi based ones. The food: Mackerel was a simple dish, but well executed. Well seasoned and fried to a perfect crispiness that was complemented by the banchan well. Rib Soup had a mix of glass noodle, beef bones with chunks of beef, and turnip. It was vvveerrrryyy tasty and my favorite dish here. I added some rice to go with it and sucked on the bone for that tasty very concentrated beef broth. Bulgogi was good. Well seasoned and plentiful. I personally prefer a little char on my bulgogi, which isn't the healthiest, but still my preference. Still a solid dish, but I just prefer the soup and mackerel so much more. Service: I honestly was expecting questionable service, but that wasn't the case at all. Granted, when we were there, there was only one other occupied table, but there was also only one granny attending to the tables. We were short a chopstick intially, but when I caught her eyes, she came by to check in on us. When she learned that we were without a pair of chopsticks, she promptly brought it while jokingly scolding herself. I'm a slow eater, so any meals with me feels like a marathon. In our time there, she checked in on us to offer us more tea and more banchan (particularly the kimchi--yum!). I'd say she was above average in attentiveness and friendliness. I would imagine if it was more busy, it might take awhile longer. However, our experience was awesome. Conclusion: The food was good. Price is reasonable. I'd be willing to wait to support this small business while getting good food.