Korean Jumak

I found out about this place from social media and am so glad I found it! It's definitely a mom and pop place with a local vibe. I went in for a late lunch and was the only table there. The server was very nice and their food was fresh and delicious. Their kimchi was so good, not only I got seconds, I also bought a container to go. I will definitely return to try other dishes!

The place is small but had plenty of room. It's in a shopping center. We arrived about an hour before closing and they were attentive and kind. The order was taken and food came quickly. Everything was delicious! The only thing that didn't meet expectations was the kimchee jigae wasn't as spicy and we would have liked but as Koreans that's not the first time. It would have been fine for an average eater. If I lived in the area this would be a regular restaurant for me. It was excellent!

My friend wanted to try this place and I came along with her. We ordered the pajeon (seafood pancake) which was phenomenal. The flavor was great and it was nicely and crispy on the outside. I've never had cold noodles with broth before so I ordered the naengmyeon (cold noodles in icy broth). It was quite nice for a new experience. The broth was savory, tangy and slightly tart and sweet. It's perfect for any hot Florida day as there are pieces of frozen broth thawing as you eat. I tried a piece of the frozen broth and it had a shaved ice-like texture to it. Ambience was pretty chill here and the waiters were helpful and kind. Also, portion sizing is a bit on the larger size.

Food was excellent, fresh, piping hot and was served promptly. I work off of Keller in Maitland and we stopped by at lunch, service was excellent and we made it back within our hour lunch. The lady was super nice and packed some extra kimchi for my to go container. Would definitely recommend and I'll definitely be back again. So glad this is so close to work.

So I reallyyyy wanted to like this place but was disappointed. I got the Wooguhji Galbi Tang and the flavor wasn't that great, it tasted more like soy bean paste soup, needed some more spice. The wooguhji was not good. True wooguhji should be cooked down almost to the point of mush but it just tasted like boiled Napa so it was stringy which wooguhji is not. The redeeming factor was their kimchi! The best I've ever had. They did just open so maybe they're working out the qinks but I'm gonna go back and try their other stuff because the kimchi was totally worth it!The decor is very much resembles a Korean bar/ bbq with the round metal tables with the grill in the middle and stools for seats. They have regular table too. Also enjoyed the complimentary hot bone broth which is synonymous with Korean cold noodles restaurants so I really like it!

They just opened two weeks ago, and so far so good! I was running errands in the area and heard that this place was open. They have a limited menu so far which consisted of soups and bibimbap. We opted for the bulgogi au jus. In my mind I thought it was the regular marinated meat you would normally have in KBBQs... but this was different in the best way! What a surprise to get it served accompanied with rice noodle, bok choy, and green onions. They cook it in a unique pot where they lightly brown the meat and then cook it in a savory slightly sweet broth. The server was kind enough to cook it for us too! My wife mentioned she really liked the noodles and the server came back and added more. The flavors were delicious and homey. The meal was for 2 but we were stuffed!Very simple ambiance inside. I actually enjoyed the metallic table and settings as well as the Korean slow jams playing on the TV.They said that they'd be adding more menu items like jjangmyeon and will eventually do some KBBQ grill items. Rooting for them and hope they continue to grow. If they keep up the already friendly and amazing service and delicious food, they will do great!

There are new owners, you can tell the food is BLAND. The old owners had someone from the main store teach them how to prepare the food and was good. Now no, fried chicken was dry overcooked. No seasoning no marinade just plain flour coating, small seasoning after cooked but one side only. Bulgogi was cheaper meat with sauce poured over it when cooked not marinated. Kimchi was good but realised it was bought next door from the Asian market. Gimbap had very little filling and again no seasoning. Hope the food gets better or the place will close soon. 2 stars for nice waiter and clean bathroom. Sad part all the seasoning are sold next door and they also have cook books.

Amazing hidden gem in Orlando!Food was 10/10. We ordered the Ramyeon and Japchae and loved both! And great prices and portion sizes!Left full, satisfied, and happy!

Went here with my friends and we had a great time! The food was AMAZING and the pricing is very reasonable. The atmosphere is very cozy and comfortable, feels very warm! Highly recommend!!

We were a party of 6. When asked for water they said they didn't have any. Odd for a restaurant, while other tables got water. Service was terrible. Not great for a family get together meal environment. Food was mediocre. Seafood pancake was thick with batter and not crispy enough. We only ended there because Shin Jung was closed that day.