Myung San

Small mom and pop shop with incredible authentic Korean food! If you’re looking for something homey, this is definitely the place to go to. The marinated raw crab is a must-try!

This is a wonderful place to meet up a small group 2-3 friends. It is not a very big restaurant so it’s not good for a big party. The food is shareable although the portion is a bit small to us. We ordered a marinated soy sauce crab, a beef soup, raw fish with pork, and marinated grill eel. I would say the pork is good but the raw fish is very traditional Korean dish. I personally don’t like that. It’s like a very salty raw fish. The rest of the dishes are good. We went there for marinated soy sauce crab. There is not much place has this dish. It is definitely worth to try if you like soy sauce crab. I can tell they cleaned it very well before marinating the crab. Overall, it is a great place to chill with your friends!

Food was overall good, but soups were a bit MSG heavy since thirsty after. Bone broth had nice gelatinous taste. We got two soups and the seafood pancake, everything came fast. Enough to feed two but a little expensive for what it is, over $70 for dinner for two. I did not realize at the time but their calculated tip is based on post Tax and not pre tax. Beware.

Went there for soy sauce crab. There’s barely anything to eat from the crab as you can tell from the photo and it was extremely salty. My tongue hurts after the bite and had the devour rice to reduce the saltiness. I had soy sauce crab in Korea and here before, last night’s crab was just too salty to enjoy.

Very small portions for your money - pork belly was just two pieces, bulgogi didn’t have any meat maybe a couple slivers max, Kalbi had about 6-7 pieces - each of these dishes were around $30