小飯館兒 - Section 3

To be honest, this is the worst Korean that I ever had. The spicy beef soup and potato pork soup are both so plain. And the seafood pancake is full of flour taste. It’s not worth lining up and wait.

qualified value for its price. Korean style hot pot and chicken highly recommended.

tastes just fine but you can get really full

A portion of ramyeon is quite big, enough for 2 people. Free flow rice, beverages and popcorn. Each table surrounded by partition so you won't get disturbed by customer in other table. Overall, this is a cozy place even for dine alone.

Food was nice and affordable, and they treats customers well as their friends. Taiwanese style oriented restaurant, you won’t miss out if you are visiting 公館. Highly recommended!

The restaurant's infrastructure is dirty and old. We came there hopping to taste authentic Korean foods after seeing the 4 stars rate. However, when we came inside the restaurant, we found out that the interior was as dirty as the exterior. Dishes are or too salty or not well seasoned at all. Meats are kept inside plastic boxes which lead to potentiel infection from bacteria. One advice, don't go there.

Really good place to have a big Korean meal!!! Although I'm kinda confused because their BBQ is not really that BBQ enough (no grilled bcs have some water in it) but free flow of banchan (kimchi, seaweed, fish cakes, vermicelli), corn tea, and white rice! Edit: yesterday I went there to try their Tteokbokki (korean spicy rice cakes), expected some eggs or cheese, but I think I had to ordered as the extras.

Eating here is like trying to pass the custom at an airport. Firstly, the counter. It all begins with registering at the door step. Everybody in your party has to be there together waiting outside on the narrow sidewalk. Rain or sunshine. Secondly, head counting! The waitress (or receptionist if you like) will count the number of people as a friendly reminder of your party's minimum expense --- how much you need to order to keep the table. And this complicated calculation happens while you are making your way to your table through a greasy aisle. Finally, a run-away! With ONE tiny plate assigned for ONE table, all-you-can-eat side dishES are offered. Keep moving your ass back and forth, guys, for an itty-bitty plate of Korean kimchi! Worst of all, during this entire time the waitresses stare at you and your table in case you 'accidentally' take more than ONE plate. Oh, and the flavour? Korean pots with local ingredients and Taiwanese stir fry. A make-believe of Korean cuisine is the best I give them. Update: their side dishes used to be acceptable, but the taste was changed with some flat tastes.