Keunjib Restaurant

Came here a couple of years ago for a work celebration and all was cool. Recent visit saw that the prices have gone way up but understood it’s like that everywhere. Ordered the pork soup and what makes this dish is the seasoned chives. I know this isn’t Korea or even k-town in LA. However, it’s one’s ability to add as much chives to the dish that makes it. I asked for extra chives and the server went and told the kitchen. He came back and said green onions is possible but not chives because a specific amount is provided for each order. Told him I understood and expected at least a decent amount. It was a small pinch about a dozen strands. It was disappointing. No stars for management. 5 stars for the server — he did was he could and seemed like a really good soul. Personally don’t see

this. place. was. FLAME. the bibimbap and LA Galbi had authentic Korean flavors that i can’t find anywhere else in the East Bay or even SF! the galbi satisfied all of my kbbq cravings and my mom thoroughly enjoyed the dolsot bibimbap with spicy pork too! the family running this restaurant seems very hardworking and are very friendly and caring toward their customers which we appreciated as well ☺️

A Korean and American restaurant. We had the cold noodles, seafood omelet and a cheeseburger. The burger was delicious and the korean dishes were also good. The bill came to $50.00. Excellent selections in both menus.

I thought it was kinda cool that this little restaurant was connected to a bowling alley. It’s a hole in the wall I’d say. We ordered kalbi short ribs, shrimp fried rice and Philly cheesesteak sandwich and French fries. The menu has Korean food and options of bowling alley food i.e. French fires, burgers, pizza etc. I’d say it’s pretty awesome to have this as bowling alley food. Food: it was ok nothing to really talk about. I don’t feel like there was a wow factor. the amount of food was good enough for one person. (I guess I expected more). Service: the staff were nice and considering what we ordered it was fast. Food was ready in 15 minutes. The price was not expensive compare to other Korean restaurants I’ve been to.

Interesting location as it’s part of a bowling alley. I ordered off of the Korean menu and it was great. The cooking was very homestyle and it really brought back memories of the food I ate when I lived in Korea. Definitely recommend. I ordered the Dak dori tang (spicy chicken stew) and kimchi pancake. Service was great as well.