Siroo and Juk Story

This restaurant is tucked away behind a business park and we would've never found it were it not for Google but their food was decent. We had the Kalbi Bimbimbop and Udon Noodle Soup, both of which were fairly tasty. The bingsoo dessert was delicious and probably our favorite part of the meal!

Ordered the maesangi-gul-juk (seaweed oyster porridge) for my sick elderly mother and an extra one for my kids to try. My family really enjoy this juk, especially my mom. I truly appreciate the careful packaging and small sides which made it so easy to deliver to the hospital.

I had their bean sprout soup. The serving size was a lot. It came with a side of rice, radish and kimchi. It was so delicious. Even though I became stuffed I could have eaten another bowl just to keep tasting it. I wish I lived closer to order their food more.

You get a great value for amount of food and the price you pay. The food is also really delicious. I really loved the odeng soup and misugari/grain drink. We came late just as they ran out of the last tteokbokki for the day but it looked very delicious, so we will come back to try again. I also want to try the bingsoo.

The only concern I have is that the shop is not really English friendly, with most signs written in Korean only (i.e. "please use the hand sanitizer", "do not touch", "return trays here").

Love the food here. It's delicious and the portions are generous. Good prices too. Very clean and nice inside, and great Covid protocols followed.