“ Excellent fresh Korean food. Excellent service. Tiny place. But worth the squeeze I was craving Bibimbap last week and it was excellent. I usually have Yuk Gai Jang. The Kalbi Tang is also like a warm hug ”

“ Very solid Korean spot. I wasn't expecting much for a place in the suburbs, but I'll admit that it was pretty good. That being said, I don't think this restaurant could compete with most of the Korean restaurants in the Allston neighborhood of Boston. The quality/flavor profile was a step below, but still solid. The restaurant was pretty casual and the decor was simple. Our waitress was really kind and gave good recommendations. It was my friend's birthday, so I requested a dessert. They didn't have anything available but the waitress somehow pulled a little something together, which was much appreciated! Good spot if you're looking for something lowkey. ”

“ Dinner for 2 under $50! Very authentic. Don't be put off by the look of the building. Good is great! Service is friendly and casual. Every table was full on a Friday night. ”

“ Honestly, if I were in NJ or NYC, this place would probably be 3 stars. However, I'm in the vast wasteland of the suburbs of MA, where usually there are no Korean restaurants to even be seen, so I have to be fair. We came here for lunch on a Thursday. The restaurant was empty and service was very friendly and welcoming. We ordered jajangmyun, galbitang, and tangsuyuk because my Korean boyfriend was so excited to have Korean food for the first time since moving to MA. The side dishes were okay, nothing to write home about. The galbitang was honestly pretty good, though not the best I've had. The jajangmyun was on the sweeter side and my boyfriend did not think it was very authentic, but I thought it was okay. When we saw/tasted the sauce for the tangsuyuk even I knew something was off, and my boyfriend was disappointed. The sauce was much redder than it is supposed to be, and had a very tangy sweetness and flavor to it kind of reminiscent of the orange sauce you get sometimes at Chinese takeout places. I asked my boyfriend if he thought that maybe the food here is different because of regional differences in Korea, but it seemed unlikely. I have to emphasize that nothing here tasted bad, but we would have had a better time if we had never had Korean food before. ”

“ Amazing dinner at Westborough Korean! Started off with the spicy rice cakes which were covered in a sweet and spicy sauce and served alongside vegetables. Appreciated the complimentary Banchan. Mains were Korean stew one with spicy miso broth that had the umami flavor I was craving but was light on fillings. Other was a noodle and seafood soup which was filled with perfectly cooked noodles, assorted seafood, and vegetables. Service was exceptional, they went above and beyond and created a makeshift birthday cake and candle for one of our guests despite not having desserts available. Looks like a cozy casual house, easy street parking in the downtown. ”

“ We got the tofu and seafood miso stew and beef bulgogi. I can't stop thinking about the broth. It was amazing. Can't wait to go back. I do miss the lunch boxes though ”

“ So this place is a hidden gem very small place but the food is omega level the staff could not be nicer their English is not the best but they make up for it with providing amazing service and fantastic food ”