Guh Song Korean Style Chinese Restaurant

A great spot for a succulent meal! The fried gyoza was a great starter. They were bigger than I expected. The filling was flavorful and each bite was crispy. The black bean noodles were delicious and the fried pork with sweet and sour sauce was absolutely amazing. Would recommend!

One of the worse food I’ve had so far. The kimchi was extremely bland and you can clearly see that from the picture I posted. The noodle is not flavorful, quite bland as well. The pepper beef was not only overpriced but also very bland. Overall the entire place don’t seem to put any flavor into the food at all. Extremely disappointing, please do not waste your money. I ordered 1 noodle and 1 peppered beef, the total was 68$ including tip

The food was pretty average overall, but the jjamppong was really good 👍 The clean, slightly spicy broth balanced out the heaviness of the jajangmyeon and tangsuyuk nicely. The tangsuyuk didn’t really have that nice crunch or chewiness🥲

The decor of a restaurant says a lot. Sometimes it says, you are about to break your bank and hunt down a pizzeria after and sometimes it says you are about to have a good homemade style meal and walk out with belly full. Seafood noodle soup (Jjamppong) was the best. Tang soo yook was okay. Service was as good as it gets at these types of establishments. Will return to try other items!

I really enjoyed this spot for traditional Korean jjajangmyeon. The noodles came out hot and fresh, with that rich, savoury black bean sauce that tastes just like the classic comfort food it should be. The portion was generous, and it felt hearty and satisfying. The restaurant itself has a simple, no-frills atmosphere, which makes it feel even more authentic. The service was friendly and quick. Definitely a place I’d come back to whenever I’m craving proper Korean comfort food.

Went there during covid. Their portion is very big, and the service is quick. I had to black bean sauce noodle with spicy seafood noodle combo. In addition I had the deep fried pork. I heard that this is a common meal combination in Korea with beer. Taste and portion was excellent everything was around $35. Highly recommend if you're trying to get this particular type of Korean food.

Food was pretty good. Friendly staff. Restaurant was clean. Lunch set was only $13.99 or $14.99. Very good deal.