Ebadom

Visited on a weekend afternoon and got seated right away. The place is small and cozy so I imagine there can be a wait during its busy times. The food was pretty good. I really enjoyed the banchan and felt like there was so much variety as well. The bone soup was flavorful and felt like a nice clean balance with the stir fried pork. The service was nice as well!

My friend recommended this restaurant. We ordered the beef bone broth kimchi soup and half&half chicken. First off all the side dishes are so good!! The soup was very flavorful and spicy. The chicken had the right amount of flavor and crunch.Will definitely be back to try some of their other menu items.

It's about to be cold this week in Seattle, legit cold! What better way to warm yourself up than with this 이바돔뼈찜 (Korean beef bone stew)! This hearty stew comes with a ton of meat, rice cakes, noodles, and veggies. Did I also mention the 반찬 (banchan) here is superb? They even give mackerel!So definitely stop by here to beat the sub freezing temperatures this week! There's plenty of parking and several tables for groups. The owners are really sweet and checked on our table regularly, asking if we wanted more tea or banchan. I absolutely vouch for this spot as a Korean who has been searching for good Korean food in Washington!Follow my Instagram and TikTok @thephotographerfoodie for more! :)

The lady was so rude and made so many rude comments. Didn't greet us when we entered even when we said hi. Pointed to where we could sit. And when we asked for a takeout box to pack leftover soup she said we should have brought our own from home? I know ahjummas can be opinionated but she was unhinged. I don't know how she does business. We were the only ones at the restaurant during lunch time for an hr until she had her friends come in and she greeted them with the biggest smiles saying hello. She also told us we must not be from here because all her customers are regulars.... Food is overpriced and nothing spectacular. Also not kid friendly.

A new hole in the wall federal way Korean soup restaurant. New delicious restaurant in one of the run down Federal Way strip malls near Somunanjip. Service was friendly & attentive during less busy weekday lunch. First of all, their side dishes were plentiful in variety & very good/fresh. We ordered the gamja casserole. Good quantity, the broth had less depth than expected but more healthy this way. Seafood pancake was also good. We weren't blown away, but at this level, 5 stars is deserved, especially after Covid. You can tell the owner really cares about the quality. He has many years of cooking experience. Check it out in Federal Way! I'll be back to try kimchi / seafood casseroles and buy some homemade kimchi. Solid addition to Federal Way Korean food scene.

Came here on a Saturday around 11 and it was already bustling with customers. This has become one of my favorite Korean food restaurants. They had so many choices for side dishes. We ordered the pork neck and potatoes stew because they said the beef soup was not ready. If you want anything with a beef broth I highly recommend coming closer to noon. The soup was flavorful where it wasn't too salty or spicy. The pork neck bones had meat that was cooked so well it practically came off the bone. We also ordered the half and half wings and it was good but I would not say it was anything special. The service was good and our food came out quick.The parking situation was decent but I could see it filling up. Definitely recommend this establishment.

We've been here a few times and its easily our favorite. The food & side dishes are phenomenal. You can tell by the atmosphere and service that they are very attentive to detail and care. Most importantly, my grandmother who owned a restaurant for 30 yrs enjoys dining here!

3 stars for food. The space is small with about 8 tables. Service is a bit slow at busy lunch hours during the week. We got 11 banchans (side dishes), which is the most variety I've had from Korean restaurants. Food was rather mediocre. Pork neck soup was rather bland. The Korean fried chicken were saucy wings that tasted similar to BWW, and didn't come out until we were almost done eating.

Ordered kalbitang and bone soup. Food was delicious, huge portions. The side dishes here are high quality and delicious. Service was very friendly. Would definitely come back

The food was amazing. The elderly Korean lady serving us the food was very sweet along with the man who took our orders. Gave us advice on what to choose since it was our first time there! The setting was a small Korean restaurant and very homey making it very comfortable to eat with my family.I would recommend checking this delicious place out! The bulgogi wasn't too oily and the Korean fried chicken was surprisingly not dry especially with the spicy sauce slathered on it. The Kimchi mackerel was a hit as it was delicious, spicy, and very healthy!