This place is more suitable for party of 3-4 or more. I came here with my friend. Two of us ordered the food but portion is out of our capability. You can try more dishes with more people, but we barely be able to finish with two.

Alice was extremely helpful an explaining the setting and assisting me with allowing my nieces surprise to be even greater…Thank you 🙏🏽🌻Ella was our server and she was on point explaining their menu and our add selections to our family! My niece absolutely picked the right place for us to eat family style, atmosphere is great the service is amazing the music 🎶 is uplifting and catchy….food was scrumptious very flavorful and my mouthful bursting with absolute flavorful Korean cuisine my hat off to the cook 🥰we started with Bulgogi Cheese Fries now we were a party of 6 and portions are definitely family style and so worth it…cheesy and crispy the steak and onions added with the scallions were super tasty we all enjoyed this I’d say high score of Kimchi Rice was a Wow for many of us too enjoyed the flavorful Kimchi and crunch the entire family loved it Chicken Katsu was scrumptious and crisp and not greasy chicken not dry its cut right in front of you to enjoy with two sauces one more garlicky other on the sweet side both yummy, KATS Combo now the Rice Noodles that are gooey to the bite with cheese and sauce now that was so flavorful too and enjoyed having family mixing the flavors and dig in everyone now our youngest in our group is 10 the food had spice but we only went to level 1 for him to try out and experience the food adventure and he loved it too…of course like any kid Waffle fries please 🤗…with that being said look at pictures on my post to catch your eye on our choices…again my niece knows us all and picked perfectly for our dinner…we provided our Birthday girl with her Birthday utensils and cups and napkins just in case you ask…Celebrating a milestone bday her 40th and definitely loved the service the food the clean restaurant and the entire Korean food enjoyment! Thank you again Ella & Alice Enough parking 🅿️ they do have orders to go placed on the outside window to left of entrance around building We arrived when there was only 1 other family having dinner and I believe that because of World Series Game going on it too wasn’t busy at that time , plus it was during weekday right before 6:30 but let me tell you it did get busy and every family and friends gathering had good size parties but it’s worth the wait! They also have the kiosk to sign in & place your order when they have plenty of people waiting to be seated. Hope if you’re in Cerritos you give them a try and enjoy the food. Their right off the 91 freeway exit of Norwalk in the Shopping center where Goldilocks and 99Ranch Market is located closer to Artesia 🥰😍🌻yes many sunflowers because we will definitely return🌻🌻🙏🏽

Saw this place on TikTok and I was super excited to try! We got several dishes and overall it was a lot food for what you pay for, but not that impressive. I was especially excited for the giant rib that came with my entree and it was big but there wasn’t a lot of flavor. If you’re looking for a place that will fee you a lot and are hoping to have leftovers for more than one meal, this is the place to go! My favorite thing there was the corn cheese! It was delicious!

Good was interesting--very Korean fusion with the spaghetti tubes and mini-corndogs mixed in Korean sauce. I came in late after a show at the LA Amphitheater. Because of my health, I asked to leave out the spaghetti but got rejected with no explanation. I also asked for no spicey hot but nope. However, it was nice of the waitress to cut the meat off the bone for me. However, it was late and I was the last customer, but she didn't have to tell me to hurry up 15 minutes before and started cleaning my table to make me feel rushed out?

Don't buy into the SOCIAL MEDIA HYPE. Most of the food on these platforms is pretty mediocre. The spot definitely has a cool, vintage Korean street food vibe, which I can appreciate. But the food? Not great. The army stew was alright, but for a stew meant for 3 people, they only gave us about 8 rice cakes and barely any ramen noodles, like 3 pieces if you broke a ramen in 4 pieces. The flavor was toned down, clearly catering to a more American palate—no spice, nothing bold. The egg dish? Awful. They literally microwaved it in a paper bowl. It’s supposed to be cooked in a stone pot! There was no egg flavor, no umami, just bland, and they charged $9 for it, which is insane. The cheese sticks, $7 for 4 pieces were basically just those frozen ones you get at Walmart—definitely not worth the hype. We spent over $60 for Korean street food.