Myeongdong Gyoza Kalguksu Korean (thornhill)

It’s been really hard to find a good and ideal korean restsurant these days, but I finally found the hidden gem spot. Myeongdong Kalguksu’s food was super yummy, also staff were superb which in turn added to the betterment of the food taste. I recommend the kimchi here as well. Enjoy everyone!

Worth Trying.A homely, high quality Gyoza and Kalguksu focused place. Long lines on the weekend, arrive at opening recommended. Not the cheapest, but good quality.Gyoza pretty good.Bossam Set tender, juicy, decent set.Bulgogi Set sweet salty umami. Not bad.Kimchi here is actually pretty good.Doesn't take AMEX. Parking is hard.

First-time to see such huge Korean Gyoza and it tastes so delicious and so filing….highly recommend. Shop itself very simple, not many seat and can easily full house. The menu is not complicated and simple. Famous of their rice cake noodle with clear beef broth soup and huge steamed gyoza. Won’t be surprise, most patrons come here for their dumplings. Unlimited side kimchi dish. For me, their homemade kimchi is so good until can’t resist to buy their 1 size of container of kimchi costs $12.00 each. And my second time to here.

Noodles were so fresh and chewy. Soup was well seasoned not bland and not overly salty. Best Kalguksu! Bossam was cooked well. Dumpings were huge and it's skin was so chewy!*Noodles was served with Kimchi which is traditional

The only thing I liked about here was the Gyoza. Everything else was alright. I would only go if I were craving Gyoza. The place wasn't busy but there were two servers, but they didn't serve us until 10 minutes in. Even when I looked at them, they just continued their conversations.