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Well, we decided to visit this restaurant as per traditional Korean local food like the one we used to learn from TV programs. Unfortunately everything seem on the opposite side from our imagination. Food: it's alright just fine not bad not excellent, just fine to eat. However if we have another choice we more. The ingredients is alright, the presentation is fine. We ordered two dishes. The Ramen one we cannot finish as per salty. Service: May you need attention if you would like to welcome for foreigners or tourist, they also need some guidance from your side a little bit. We didn't expecting high level of English speaking. Just try to nonverbal language we understood that at less you try try to communicate with us instead of standing without welcome customers. As we try to choose many dishes as possible but it was failed. Therefore we order only that. Location: Can't saying anything as per really friendly access to local authorities and local spot. It was excellent.

Decent fish cake store. Can't say it's the best I've had, but it's cheap and convenient. There's 2 floors of open seating, lots of space. Restroom is upstairs. You grab a plate and tongs, and grab whatever cold fish cakes you want, pay, then go to the microwaves and heat up your food yourselves. The cashier will give you an estimation of how long to heat your food for. They also sell some hot food like noodle soups, but their know for their fish cakes. There's like 20+ different kinds/flavors. There is a water dispenser, complimentary broth, and self serve sauce bottles

Impressed with this place that specialized in selling fish cake could open a shop with this size and scale. Went in for a taste, pretty decent, no fishy aftertaste and the texture was chewy and delicious. But personally, I still prefer fresh fish.

Decent place. Lots of seating available. Pay for your food and heat it up in the microwave after. Didn’t like how the crispy fish cake stick didn’t have an air fryer, only microwave, so it didn’t really crispen up.

Gimmicky eating place where you tend to over-order by selecting fish sticks from a large array, paying at the counter, and heating them in a communal microwave. The various seafood sticks taste much the same unless you had sausage or cheese to vary the texture. We ordered a side dish of Tteokbokki; which was heavy with Rice cakes, cheese, noodles, and more Fish cake. My advice would be to pace yourself and just buy 2-3 sticks at a time, and avoid the deep-fried options as they don't microwave well. Delicious hot free soup, clean premises. Peaceful upstairs dining area overlooking the mall.