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LOVE this place. This was the only place that had so many people so I went in to try it out and it did not disappoint. The clams were so fresh and the soup was so tasty. The kimchi tasted a bit different for me and felt a bit flat but is still ok.

Went all the way to Incheon to try their famous clams hot pot. It’s definitely worth the trip. There’re various kinds of clams. The quantity is HUGE. It tasted very fresh and the broth is very refreshing. We added fish cake skewers to the hot pot, though 2 skewers comes with it for free. I recommend to order their mussel leek jeon too, it’s crispy and delicious. The place is very big and there is always long waiting. But it worth the waiting if you’re a seafood lover.

It was good but was it worth an hour wait? I probably wouldn't do it again. Although they have a nice warm waiting room nearby by with Wifi and TV, it was still a long wait. Pot full of assorted clams were good. We ordered chives pancake but the order never went in so our waitress gave two extra oden sticks which was very nice of her. After finishing all the clams, we ordered fresh noodles which was slightly salty for my taste. There was enough soup so we let the noodles boil, but maybe additional soup was needed. Overall it was good but wouldn't revisit.

this is a korean style seafood noodle restaurant. It is popular enough to fill almost all seats even during the daytime on weekdays. parking is very convenient and free. delicious. noodles cost $11 per serving and many people order seafood hot pots (the smallest pot is $33)

Pretty good. I’m not the biggest fan shell seafood but this was really good. Kinda popular with locals so there might be a wait