Ben Gu
Low-key, family-owned Korean spot with a modest exterior and interior, but solid food. Easy to miss while driving, so pay attention. Plenty of parking and a large menu selection. I ordered the tteokbokki as an appetizer, which was a decent portion and well done. For the main, I got the super jjamppong with octopus. It was flavorful, hearty, and generously sized. They also let you choose lobster if you want the other premium option. Overall, a solid, authentic-feeling Korean restaurant. Nothing flashy, but it works. Good food, good portions, and a relaxed atmosphere.






