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Kelly and I found this place not too long after buying our house in North Hills, and have become regulars since then, to the point where one of the waitresses knows exactly what we order! Got to love that. This is a very good Korean owned Pho and Frozen Yogurt place in a little shopping center with a teriyaki place, a Korean video store, a bakery and a Korean grocery store (and remember the parking behind the grocery store as the front parking fills up fast). The Pho is good, not Noodle City good, but still tasty and sure hits the spot when we have a pho craving.

We both order Little Tai with rare flank steak, that is usually a bit well by the time it hits the table, but still tastes quite good. I like that in addition to sprouts and jalapenos, lime and thai basil they also give additional onion to put in your Pho. A really nice addition that adds to our like of this place.

Another high point is the service. It is fast and friendly, and always a pleasure to eat there.

I am also a big fan of their Boba. It is delicious, very chewy and fresh, and I absolutely love the Kiwi flavor, which is a bit sour, perfect for me!

And their Frozen Yogurt is excellent. Very much like pinkberry with various fresh fruit (I love black berries, pomegranate and pineapple personally, they go so well with the sour yogurt flavor). Excellent.

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Sure the Pho is not the best I have had, but it is very good, and with the excellent service, the boba and the Frozen Yogurt, this place is well worth checking out, and if you do, you will probably become a regular like my wife and I.

Yummy!

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This is a very good Korean BBQ that I have actually been to a few times. Used to go for many of my friend’s birthdays, and always went a enjoyed it. Did have a couple of not so great experiences, but this last time this place was back up to it’s best standards. It may not be as good as Seoul Jung at the Wilshire Grand in downtown, but it is still great. Not only that, but they have a new all you can eat , it is cheaper on weekdays, but on Fridays and the Weekend it is $16.99 per person, and you get to keep just eating, though you basically need to finish all the meet you are given or you will be charged extra for it. Of course as with other Korean BBQ’s, their is a grill at your table, and you get to cook your own meet, which is always fun and enjoyable, and you get a million little side dishes, including a salad, and it adds up to so many different flavors (and of course they have kimchi which is one of my favorite foods.