Doma

We tried the tuna kimbap and the Spicy chicken bibimbap with the stone bowl. The bowl gave the bibimbap a charred layer of rice and it was sooo good. Great portion sizes and the service was super quick. The lady working there was also really sweet and gave us complimentary bean sprout soup. The place is small but feels very cozy, def recommend!!

Came in for a quick dinner, shared some spicy beef stew and bulgogi over rice. Both dishes were delicious, and we left this place stuffed. Staff were very friendly. Kinda of an awkward place to eat-in at, since it's very small and does a lot of takeout business too. Definitely will be ordering from here in the future.

This was absolutely DELICIOUS! So glad we found it. Food was amazing, healthy and felt like it came out of your favorite Grandma’s kitchen. Can’t wait to go back!

I have been wanting to try this restaurant for a few years now and I decided to finally order take out. I got spicy tuna kimpbap and beef bulgogi kimbap and it was outstanding. I also got a side of cucumber kimchi (incredible) and fresh cabbage kimchi and it was so good. Definitely cannot wait to sit down in the restaurant for a meal

’ve been to Doma a few times and love it. Some of the best food of any kind (it is Korean) in the neighborhood, which is loaded with great restaurant options. A small mom-and-pop, maybe mom-and-daughter, place — the kind you feel good supporting. And the food is superb. Authentic, unique, adventurous even. The servers are helpful, efficient, and friendly. Food great, service great. But after today’s visit I’m not sure I’ll go back. Maybe I was there on a bad day, but an employee (maybe the proprietor) so messed with the otherwise lovely ambience of the place that by the end of the meal, I couldn’t wait to escape. To me, it’s just irritating as hell when somebody in a restaurant is making noise with their telephone. Maybe they feel the need to subject everyone in the restaurant to their conversation. Maybe they want to watch a TV show. Maybe they want to listen to THEIR music, so they decide everyone else is going to listen to it too. Maybe they want to use it to make the kids shut up. Whatever, it just seems totally inappropriate and disruptive. Doma is a very small restaurant and a woman who appeared to be an employee, maybe even a proprietor, was doing exactly that, by herself at a table, and everyone in the restaurant could hear it. HAD to hear it, whether we wanted to or not. The restaurant had music on, but she was at one of the few tables watching what mostly sounded like a TV show and it conflicted with the music and the whole atmosphere of the place. By the end of the (delicious) meal, I couldn’t wait to get out of there. But if you’re more tolerant than I am, give it a try. It really is an exceptionally good restaurant.