Jinju Gomtang

Family of 4. We were on the last leg of a looooong drive into Vegas. Not too hungry but wanted to eat dinner before heading to the hotel. Korean soups sounded like the perfect meal; especially since we were just coming from some icy and snowy conditions. Ordered two soups to share. Both the Beef Cheek Soup and Beef Short Rib Soup were similarly delicious. The actual soup tasted pretty much the same. A steaming hot broth that warms the body. The beef ribs were fall off the bone. The beef cheeks were similarly tender. There was a dipping sauce that looks a bit scary with all the peppers. It is actually kind of sweet. The kids (and adults alike) also really enjoyed the clear noodles in the soups. The initial waiter we had was very friendly and welcoming. We caught him at the end of his shift as he left shortly after taking our order. The other waiter we had was ok but didn't come to check on us and I needed to chase him down to pay the bill. Overall, I definitely recommend Jinju Gomtang if you're feeling like some heart-warming soups.

This place is the genuine article! If you love pho and haven't tried Korean beef noodle soups, you have to come here. Tender meat, fragrant broth, and slippery sweet potato noodles make a wonderful winter treat. The portions are generous and they'll refill your favorite banchan. We are only moderate spice-eaters, so we were pleasantly surprised that the kimchi and other banchan were not super fiery. We skipped the pickled chilies, but the chili cucumbers, sweet/hot peanuts, etc. were manageable for us. Just lots of great flavors without setting your hair on fire.A note to my fellow non-Asians: you'll mostly hear Korean spoken in here. But it's very welcoming, and the waitstaff we had were all native English speakers, so don't be shy. Linoleum ambiance. It's all about the food and service.

Our friend heard some great things about this place and so here we are. Tried their sul lang tang mixed meat option. This place does not make it well. It didn't have much milky color to the broth. I wished I had asked what meats would be in there, 6/10. There was some I would jot have preferred. We ordered a kimchi pancake to try, crispy on the outer edges but not the middle half of the pancake. 7.5/10 for that. My husband wanted to order gamja tang he saw on their windows outside and advertised on the big display, but the waiter said it's not available to order and asked us to look at their new menu. Also ordered the pig trotters, not flavorful like Chinese style. A bit dry and it doesn't come with a lot of stuff to eat it with. We definitely regretted getting this item. Our waters/tea was not getting refilled. We sat towards the left side of the restaurant where the servers didn't frequent. After I asked for boxes, refill on tea and bonchon and for our bill. Only half the requested things were fulfilled. The server that ended up taking over did apologize, but we felt neglected on our side. From the service to the food, I personally wouldn't visit again.

The day after Christmas, we came here since most restaurants were packed. This one had a smaller line, so we were 2nd on the list. It still took about 15minutes to get seated since we came during prime lunch hours.I would say the staff were very friendly, but they were definitely understaffed and didn't handle it very well. We were ready to order for a while before they actually came to take our order. It took us 2-3 tries to get both our water and sides. Actually the sides didn't even come until our food came which took about 30minutes since we placed it. Understand the tough situation, but wished they did a little better.We got the galbi jjim which was good flavor wise! Wish they gave a bit more meat like how daeho does especially for the price. We also got the Dogani Tang, which was great and had a lot of ingredients in there. Overall food was delicious, but hoped for better service.

After a week of drinking and eating buffets in Vegas, all my friend and I really wanted was asian food and make it soup.We dropped by late night and there were quite a bit of tables empty so we were seated immediately. The space inside almost looks like a to go place with large menus at the front but ate our food there.We both ordered the seol leong tang and it absolutely hit the spot. The broth was really rich and the pieces of meat inside were super tender! The glass noodles in the soup was great too. Everything went so well with rice! The sides were okay though, i thought they were a bit plain but it's okay! The soup by itself was great.Would definitely be back here if we need another late night snack. The prices are decent and the hot soup saved both of our livers this trip.

I have been wanting to visit this restaurant for a while now since some of my friends recommended it and this place didn't disappoint. I'm a sucker for traditional Korean food! This restaurant is located at the main plaza of Chinatown and is advertised open 24 hours which is awesome! When walking in, we were greeted right away and it felt homey. There was only one server working the whole time and this place was pretty busy when we walked in and she managed to handle everything really well. We ordered the sulungtung, chive pancake, and Korean cold noodle combo with beef short rib. The sulungtung was amazing and the broth had so much flavor. There was no need to put any salt in it and they give a generous amount of meat too. The cold noodle was really good and had a sweetness to it probably from the pear garnish that they use. What I love to do when eating cold noodle is to pair it with Korean beef ribs. When eating it together, it provides a balance of salty and sweet. If you've never had cold noodle before, it's chewy texture and I recommend cutting the noodles smaller so it's easier to eat. The chive pancake was really good and the portion was very big too. Reason why I gave this place a 4 is because the Kalbi didn't really have a lot of flavor and the portion was fairly small too. Next time I come back here, I'm going to just order the sulungtung since it was delicious!

It's now a tradition to come here during our Vegas trips! It's one the best Korean restaurant I've ever been to! From their yummy banchans, flavorful galbitang and their rice tea. I can eat this everyday!They changed their name, but quality is just as good when it was Mr. Tang. I highly recommended this place when you want something outside the strip! And amazing Korean food!

If you're a foodie, this place is a must when you're in Vegas! Hands down the best galbi jjim I've had ever! They don't play with their portions and will make you want to move in! Can I move in? This dish just sent me to cloud 9. Here I come food coma!

Came here on a cold evening! Their soups were great! Service is fast! The only thing I was bummed about was that I wanted to add jujubes into my soup which they said they will ask the cook and they never got back to me or updated me lol. It's fine though, everything else was yummy.

This place was Mr. Tang last time we visited. Just a man red change to match their LA Restaurant. Same menu and food. Right next to Paris Baguette!!!