Jinsol Gukbap Rowland Heights

The flavors are flavoring!!My friend and I got the pork belly slices and it paired amazingly with the kimchi and sauce (10/10). We also got the cold noodles and it was very flavorful with plenty of noodle for two (9/10). I highly recommend trying the pork slices as that is what made a lasting impression on me.The service was great. The employee that helped us was super nice and the food came out faster than I expected. I heard that this restaurant usually gets a bit crowded, but we were seated pretty quickly with open tables all around on a Sunday night. I will be back for more pork belly slices!!

We were in the area when we spotted a Jinsol Gukbap and had to stop by! We've only been to the Buena Park location before, so we were excited to compare. We came on a Monday night, and the restaurant was pretty busy. It seemed a bit understaffed since it took a while to get seated, but once we ordered, the food came out pretty fast!The soup was just as flavorful and comforting as the Buena Park branch, which was great to see. However, I did find myself preferring the side dishes from the Buena Park location. That said, the overall experience here was still very enjoyable. If you're in the area and craving gukbap, this spot is definitely worth a visit!

You know it's a good spot when you see elders eating lunch here! We ordered the pork slices and raw marinated crab. They came with some classic banchans, rice and their famous pork soup. Staff was friendly and attentive and the food was delicious. I single handed finished off the small pork slices and the soup was the perfect complement. The soup was the perfect texture with the cooked down collagen of the pork bones. Will definitely be coming back to try out more of their menu.Edit: we went back a second time and also enjoyed their hot stone bimbimbap. It was perfect for the gloomy and cold weather.

BEST KOREAN FOOD IVE HAD This place has authentic Korean food with some of the best service. All the waiters were extremely attentive. I've tried the LA location but the RH location is MUCH BETTER. I enjoyed every dish here; from the banchan, pork belly (SO GOOD and tender), soup, leek pancake ... oh my I ordered the following: Leek Pancake ($6.95)Kimchi Stew w Pork Belly and Intestine ($45 - can feed 3-5 people) Grilled Beef Short Rib ($39 - comes w an additional soup, a bit pricey but really delicious) Everything was perfect !! Without a doubt, I would reorder all of these items. I'll be back to try the Beef (short rib) soup and pork belly slice. Please try this place, you will not regret it !!

Came with friends on a rainy and we shared 3 dishes to bring us some warmth and comfort. This location is at the 99 ranch plaza on gale and took over a dumpling restaurant. The restaurant was relatively clean and had a nice casual atmosphere. We ordered the pork soup with rice, leek pancake, and the beef short rib. Everything was seasoned nicely but there are additional seasonings on the table for you to adjust the soup to your liking. Service was good and very helpful. Overall, we would come here again

I went twice during their first week of opening and am so glad they've decided to open this location! During our first visit, they included a free leek pancake as part of their soft opening and it was so yummy my friend and I would consider ordering it off their menu as well. The banchan included is also all good with varying levels of spiciness.I always order their #1 and find it so comforting and filling. I will say that the first time we went though I noticed the portion was a bit bigger and had more meat.Service is friendly although they seemed slightly understaffed when I went the second time on a Friday night.

I have found the BEST cure for a cold winter day. This spot just opened their newest location in Rowland Heights and trust me, you don't want to miss it. They've perfected their soup recipes like dwaeji gukbap, or pork soup with rice, that's been slow-cooking in a hot stone pot for over 24 hours.GENEROUS slices of thiccc pork belly that goes so well with all of their yummy sides. And the gigantic dinosaur bone-looking beef ribs from their short ribs soup are fall-off-the-bone tender.And you can also get a casual tableside fire show AKA torched spicy braised beef ribs if you're still not warm enough yet. Pro tip, ask to add cheese on top!Thanks for reading! ^-^

We were super excited to have Jinsol open up in Rowland! We got their pork soup with rice and it was just as good as the Ktown and Buena Park locations. The broth was flavorful, but light and not salty at all. They gave a good amount of pork. They only have white rice but hopefully they will have purple in the future. Overall service was great. We also got their leek pancake, it was delicious and not too oily. This will be our regular spot.

First time here and brought 4 people with me. This place is great for sharing or eating by yourself. We ordered a few things but the best dishes were the spicy beef stew, pork stew and sliced pork. Servers were very friendly and attentive. It's brand new so it's clean open and well lit. Will go back

I was really excited to try the Rowland heights location since I've been to both ktown locations. They're famous for their pork soup but we decided to order #5 & #6 the yukgaejang and galbitang. I loved their yukgaejang. It really flavorful, had tons of shredded beef and was the perfect comfort meal. Side dishes were on point. Their galbitang is average - good amt of meat but just a little bit of glass noodles. Sun Nong Dan across the street has better galbitang in my opinion.Minor note, I think they're still figuring out their flow as service wasn't consistent but it wasn't too bad. I thought it was really cool that multiple employees could speak mandarin, Korean and English :)