YeoGiYo

Went here on a date. Love that they gave us extra plates for sharing. We ordered the Beef Stew & Beef Bulgogi, a very very yummy combo! ^_^

Decided to stop by on a Sunday evening with not a lot of other people dining in and was seated quickly. The staff here are so friendly and they came out with our orders very quickly.Recommended Items:- dumplings 9/10- spicy squid dish 8.5/10 (wish it was hotter as in temperature wise)The dishes were really good, but nothing mind blowing the food here is a great alternative if other places are closed or full. Definitely recommend giving it a try. The prices on the menu are a little questionable noticed that some dishes like the sides are more expensive than the entrées. The restaurant itself has a lot of seating so that is a plus.Parking is valet or street parking only

The service at this small is excellent. The waiter checked on my party regularly.Seafood pancake, Beef intestine soup & Beef broth noodles are all tasty. 6 small complimentary dishes came with the order. I enjoyed this meal during my LA trip.

Solid Korean restaurant with all the Korean food classics!I got the YeoGiYo Pork Tonkatsu and it was very good! The pork cutlet and a nice, breaded exterior and it was perfectly fried. The pork meat was also nice and tender. The side veggies and sauces complimented the cutlet well. They also gave my friend and I side bean sprout cold soups which I appreciated. The banchan variety was great as well and I liked the bean sprouts the best. They had good flavor. I also tried my friend's hot stone bibimbap and it was good too! The interior is clean and the service was good! I would definitely come back to try the other menu items.

Overall, this place is quite average. I got the cold noodles and they were too sour for my liking. I prefer when the flavor is more neutral sweet and then I can add my own vinegar and mustard to enhance it. The portion size were quite generous and my companions really loved their bibambap. The seafood pancake was also heavy on the batter and not very crispy. Food came hot, service was friendly, but flavors were a little lacking.

Beef bulgogi is nice but a bit pricey compared to BCD. Clam broth noodles is really bad, the soup is too starchy and the noodles are hard to chew. Small plates are okay but I had better else where.

This place recently opened up in the plaza that I love and we decided to try it out.It advertises itself as premium Korean restaurant and I have to admit every dish did feel premium and fresh.It was incredibly delicious. I had the bulgogi soup and my wife has the squid bibimbap.The Bon chon was incredibly delicious and clean as wellThe server was kind, attentive and served us greatly.I honestly wouldn't mind coming back again. In fact, I most likely will come back !!

Not sure when this place opened or what but they seem to still be in soft opening type mode...One of the guys was constantly coaching a younger dude and I felt like I was watching a Korean drama with those horrible, nagging bosses... At one point the waiter came over to take our order and then suddenly walked away to greet some newcomers...talk about rude... The food is typical traditional food but nothing was really all that amazing...The biggest appeal is that the place is newly renovated and so everything looks new and clean.

This is the first time we've tried vietnamese rice rolls and it was amazing. You know it's super authentic when the place is filled with locals. We weren't sure whether to get the egg or pork rice rolls (#7 or #8) so the helpful waitress said we can do a mix. Both were great! The bun bo hue was also amazing with flavorful soup. Will definitely come here again and worth the trip!

I think one of the troubling things regarding this plaza would be parking. Not only do you have to pay for parking, but it's cash only and there's not many spots I feel like. Disregarding that they do have pretty interesting restaurants and many at that. We chose this place because their menu seemed enticing. When we walked in, we were greeted right away as well as seated right away.Brisket Soybean Stew(5/5): I thought the soup was pretty flavorful and the tofu was pretty smooth. The brisket was so soft, buttery, and very delicious! The soup felt very comforting and homey.Spicy Raw Oysters(4/5): The good thing about this dish is the amount of oysters they put in. I thought there was a pretty good amount. However, I thought it lacked a little in flavor but it was still a good dish overall.Side Dishes(3/5): I liked the cucumber kimchi as well as the one next to it, but I felt like the others lacked in flavor. Service(5/5): Our server was nice and came to us fairly quick whenever we called for them. The food came out pretty quick as well.Overall, a pretty good place to go to if you don't mind the parking situation!