About - Ja Kum Sung
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Amenities and More
Offerings
- Alcohol
- Beer
- Cocktails
- Coffee
- Comfort food
- Hard liquor
- Healthy options
- Late-night food
- Quick bite
- Small plates
- Vegetarian options
- Wine
Accessibility
- Wheelchair accessible entrance
- Wheelchair accessible parking lot
- Wheelchair accessible restroom
- Wheelchair accessible seating
Atmosphere
- Casual
- Cozy
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My grilled fish was served to me with the guts still inside. I cut into it and black sludge from the intestines poured out. It tasted disgusting. When I brought it up to the server, she laughed and told me to order the mackerel next time. I asked her to take if off the bill and she took it back, then asked if I wanted another fish. When I politely declined, she laughed again. She laughed a lot and it made me uncomfortable, like she was making fun of me? Turns out, she didn't take it off the bill. It's not normal to leave the innards and intestines in the fish as it has bacteria and higher chance of parasites. The way she handled it made me feel gaslit. It's a disappointment that happened because the rest of the food was good and the other servers were nice.
This Korean restaurant is outstanding! I love the menu item, B3, Galbi Hot Stone Bibimbap, but everything on their menu is excellent. I usually get an appetizer of Edamame, Steamed dumpling, and Vegetable Tempura. The wonderful smell you get of fine food being cooked and eaten sets your appetite as you walk in.
I was pleasantly surprised. We were seated immediately and I noticed that they had Coca-cola and that gave them 5 stars in my book! There is an extensive menu and everything is explained in English in case you do not speak Korean. The pre appetizers were good to start. There was kim-chi, tofu, broccoli, fish cakes, seaweed and cucumber and bean sprouts. The kim-chi was delicious! I didn't try the fish cakes, but hubby said it was good. The other items were also good. We ordered steamed dumplings which were good and I ordered the small shrimp sacheon tangsuyuk--which was a sweet/sour shrimp with some vegetables. It was not too spicy, just enough. I really enjoyed it. Hubby got buchu japchae--pork. It was also good and came with steamed buns that were really good too! Daughter got a hot stone pork bibimbap and she really enjoyed it. Then, for dessert we got mochi. I got vanilla chocolate chip and they got chocolate. I think this was the first time I got mochi and I really like it. I could have eaten more than one, but it was a perfect sized ending to a delicious dinner. The serving staff were very friendly and also very helpful when we had questions. I will definitely go back again.