YASIJANG

I came for dinner (made a reservation) before the symphony (about 1.5 block walk from Herbst theatre). From the restaurant's website, I imagined the restaurant to be much larger. Instead, it was small - probably sits 25 (tightly) without the bar and maybe 20 with the bar. My table was next to the bar - felt cramped sitting in the corner - that's why it is a 4 star rating. Food was served temperature hot with kindness. Flavors, smell and presentation were good. I would recommend the sausage basket, a variety of different sausages, for an appetizer. It's a good segue into your main entrees which are small shared plates. They have a bar challenge - filling up a vase with empty bottle caps. Thought that was fun and an incentive/motivation for returning. The restaurant definitely wou

Five stars across the board for portion, flavor, and vibes. The 'pork bang bang' is a total standout—don't miss it. To top it off, the $4.99 red wine happy hour is an incredible deal!

I am really impressed with everything about Yasijang! It is the kind of Korean bar you would want to experience. All of their food was great. The ambience and details were exactly like the ones you will find in Korea. Highly recommend!

The service is very good—polite and friendly. They offer a wide variety of food, including both Japanese and Korean dishes. The food is served quickly even when the restaurant is busy. From my experience dining there during both busy and slow times, the food quality and taste have remained consistently good. 😊

Saw the place across from the bus stop and immediately decided to check the menu out. Had dinner and everything was excellent : the quality, the flavors, the drinks (Makgeolli) and the highlight of the night was John :) 100% recommend this restaurant if you’re looking for high end Korean cuisine at good rate. Thank you John for your hospitality and talented menu! I’ll be back for sure when I visit San Fran again :)