Hours
| Friday | 11 AM–9:30 PM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–9:30 PM |
| Sunday | 11 AM–9:30 PM |
| Monday | 11 AM–9:30 PM |
| Tuesday | 11 AM–9:30 PM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–9:30 PM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–9:30 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 2626 Dupont Dr A-20, Irvine, CA 92612
Phone: (949) 265-4475
Website: http://www.yoosplace.net/
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Order and Reservations
Order: Order online
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Reviews
EVERYTHING was delicious. The food came out quick. The sides were amazing and refillable. The kids really enjoyed the hot broth. The service was great. The lady and her staff were very nice. I know there is a lot of Korean food in Irvine but i would really recommend. This place is located really close to UCI in a very quiet, plenty of parking area.
The restaurant offers a complimentary daily soup/broth appetizer in an insulated bottle. The broth today was a beef broth (육수) that was savory, comforting and delicious!
We ordered the Rabbokki (ddukbokki with ramen noodles), fried rice and spicy chicken wings. Everything we had was so good!
The banchan was varied and plentiful and the kimchi they serve is a fresh dish (geotjori) that is made daily, so was mildly spicy and slightly sweet without the tartness of fermentation.
The cucumbers were crunchy and fresh.
They sliced the rice cakes when they bring the dish to your table (this was a first for me and will get video next time).
The wings were great. Very mild for being called spicy. Maybe a 4/10 on the spicy scale.
The fried rice was full of umami and plump shrimp.
The service was attentive and friendly and there were ample tables when we went (5pm on a Friday).
They recently opened a location at the new Hmart in Westminster, so I’m looking forward to trying that one too (although the menu is slightly different to avoid overlapping items with other vendors in the food court.)
This place will definitely take a spot in my regular K-food rotation!
*They have some interesting/atypical spellings of their dishes.
Service was efficient but it felt like a self serve place. Food wise it was decent. The short rib portion was kinda disappointing having to pay $31 for the combo. The beef inside the tofu soup was minced and the tofu had bigger portion.
Atmosphere was spacious, clean. The restaurant is well maintained with water, cups, extra plates and bowls are at the table.
I ordered jajangmyeon, grilled mackerel, and spicy pork bulgogi. Wow—the flavors were on par with well-known restaurants in Korea. The place was busy with people waiting, but what really impressed me was how two middle-aged ladies managed the entire dining room so efficiently, handling every customer without missing a beat. I honestly thought, Wow, they are really good at their jobs. As a restaurant owner myself, I couldn’t help but think that I’d love to have two employees like them.
The jajangmyeon was very good. I could taste a bit of MGS that I personally dont mind at all, but the balance of wok aroma, saltiness, and sweetness was just right for my palate. And the spicy pork bulgogi barbecue was so delicious that it actually made me want to learn how to make it myself.
My favorite items are the yukejang with mandu, the thistle bibimbap, and the mungbean pancakes. I’ve gotten the pancakes to go, and even after a 50 minute commute they are still crispy!
Transparently, I do think the prices are a bit higher than what you will find at some larger chains like BCD, but they more than make up for it with the attentive service and clearly homemade wholesome food!