top of page
Sake, Tempura, full bar, rice, fresh seafood, tuna, roe, maki, shrimp, Sashimi, Steak, Filet, Chicken, Katsu, Udon, Yakisoba, Kushiyaku, noodles, Sallops, Hokkai don, Edamame, crab, soft shell crab

​Arigato Gozal Masu  (Thank You Very Much)​

We specialize in "Soot-bool" BBQ. Literally translated, Soot-bool means mesquite fire. Mesquite wood is used after being soaked in water for a few hours. It burns slower and adds a unique flavor to the food. Cooking via Soot-bool is not only tastier but proven to be healthier too. No grease or fatty oils.

The Korean tradition is to cook the meat on a charcoal grill at the center of the table. The cooked meat is wrapped with rice, a thin slice of garlic, soybean paste or red chili paste, with a fresh lettuce leaf. Throughout the years, there has been an emergence of different types of wraps such as sesame leaf and thinly sliced pickled radish.

bottom of page