Sun Woo Cafe

Food here is very good and has more of a home than traditional restaurant feel. Highly recommend trying them out if you are in the area and want to grab a little bite to eat.

First time at a Korean restaurant, and it was a great experience! The waitress was very kind and offered to explain the menu to me. The food was tasty, and the prices were very reasonable. I was happy to get free kimchi refills too! Someone from the restaurant came by to check if everything was okay with our food and was very friendly and helpful. The utensils were neatly set on the side of the table, and everything looked very clean. Would definitely come back!

Great food and service! Portions are generous, especially the gimbap. Everything we ordered came out delicious. Definitely worth checking this place out if you’re in the mood for Korean! My only complaint is that they only give you a small 8 fl oz water bottle to drink and then charge $1-$1.5 (I don’t exactly remember) for each additional water bottle. It’s not a big deal, but I think they should at least give you a 16 fl oz water bottle instead.

LOVE this mom and pop shop! i ordered takeout and got tteokbokki and seafood pancake and everything was packed SO well. i love how thick the rice cakes are! it came with sides as well such as kimchi and pickled daikon! it also came with 2 miso soups which was a pleasant surprise. i can’t wait to order again 🙂

Little Korean restaurant in a quiet plaza. The place poses itself as a counter service cafe, with signs to order at the front, but they offered me service like a traditional sit down restaurant. Maybe it was a quiet day so they had time to offer more service. Got a stone bugolgi bowl, seafood pancake, tteokbokki, and a bugolgi kimbap. Everything was great. They even came with some banchan, miso soup, and barley tea! Bugolgi was what I expected, and exactly what I wanted. If I were on the go, I'd probably be happy with the bugolgi kimbap. The pancake and tteokbokki were much larger than I anticipated. Actually, I don't think I've ever had such large rice cake for tteokbokki before. It came with some fish cake and even a hardboiled egg! Food was nice, felt lighter and less greasy than other restaurants. I'm not sure if that would appeal to most American taste buds with highly salted or highly buttered foods. The place feels more home cooked, something you could probably eat really often without feeling unhealthy. Place is run by an older korean man and woman, but there wasn't any language barrier. They were both very nice and friendly. Looks like there's a single room bathroom in the back, but I didn't go in to check it out. There are window decals with some desserts and bubble tea depicted, but I didn't see them on the menu. That said, I think I saw a variety of powders flavors behind the counter that might've been for bubble tea. There's decent seating inside, maybe 10 or so tables seating 4 each or so. Left stuffed, there was actually a lot more food than I was expecting. I think it's a good deal. -- Updates: Menu seems to be ever changing as they refine their business. It seems they'll soon be offering some bean shaved ice dessert and ice cream. Also it looks like fried chicken is now on the menu! They've hired a front hand to take orders and serve, so it seems to be fully sit down now.

I was really craving spicy rice cakes and came across this spot in Cherry Hill. I picked a table by the window, which was really nice since the evening sun was making its way down and the windowsill is full of plants. I ordered the tteokbokki and the Taro bubble tea. I was so pleasantly surprised when it came like a slushie 🤩 I personally liked it, and considering it was over 90F outside, it hit the spot. The tapioca balls were just the right amount of sweetness and the texture was great. The tteokbokki was delicious! It had that perfect blend of spicy, sweet, and savory, it was exactly what I needed. Not to mention the rice cakes were HUGE 🤩 I overestimated my stomach’s ability to devour everything, so I brought the rest back with me to enjoy later. They brought out a small bowl of soup and some sides (and even a small bottle of water!) which really completed the dish for me. Overall I would definitely come back!

Great tasting food. Veggie dumplings,scallion pancake, sweet potato noodles with beef and mushrooms. Friendly staff! Definitely old school Korean cooks. ❤️