This is an authentic Korean restaurant. The name of the restaurant is not posted in English on the sign outside so people may not know it. They are catered to Korean patrons it seems. Once you walk in, everyone will stare at you if you do not look Korean descent. I was dining with my Korean coworkers for lunch & they placed the order for me as well. The lunch menu is written in Korean only. No English available for translation. There were other dishes on the menu with English descriptions. But, it wasn't part of the lunch menu. We ordered the Kim Chee stew and Pork Bone soup with blood sausage. Food was delicious! Will definitely visit again with some Korean friends to assist with translation.

We came at night. We use the tablet to order our stuff. Service was fine. We got their Donsoobaek Set & Spicy Don Tang Ban which is served with warm boiled pork slices and kimchi cabbage wraps with pork. It so delicious. Would go again

Don Soo Baek (돈수백) restaurant has a striking resemblance to ToDamGoal (토담골) restaurant, which I frequented while living in New Jersey. 토담골 was renowned for its 돼지국밥, and the flavors were absolutely delightful. The hearty soup had a knack for satisfying hunger and rejuvenating my body. So, when 돈수백 opened its doors some time ago, I was quite excited. Its taste closely mirrored my experiences at 토담골. The name "돈수백" translates to "Eating reliably cooked pork and enjoying a healthy life up to 100 years old." This name embodies the restaurant's commitment to culinary excellence. However, I was genuinely surprised when I noticed the restaurant's relatively low Google review rating. I couldn't fathom how such a place could receive a less than stellar rating. Upon some investigation, I uncovered two primary reasons. First, 돈수백 should consider focusing its menu solely on "pork" dishes, in line with its name, which relates to pork-based items like 돼지국밥 or 해장국. It was evident that most of the negative reviews stemmed from non-pork items such as 냉면 or 왕만두. Streamlining the menu to center around pork dishes might help elevate their offerings. I'd also recommend that customers try 돼지국밥, rather than venturing into other menu items that can easily be found in other Korean restaurants. This specialization could further enhance the dining experience. I thoroughly relished the 돼지국밥 today, as always. The thrill of adding 부추 to the steaming 돼지국밥, along with the marinated sauce and chopped pepper, was an adventure for the taste buds. The bowl was generously packed with slices of 돼지고기, perfect for dipping in the 양념새우젓. And, of course, combining the entire bowl of white rice with the 돼지국밥 was a must. To top it off, their 깍두기 and 겉절이 were exceptional. I savored every last drop of the soup and every grain of rice. This is how you savor the good life.

Food wise, this is a fine place. The Pork Soup was on $9.99 lunch special (amazing for October 2023 when everything is pricey) and was good, the radish kimchi was excellent, and the other banchans were good too. The service was lacking. One waitress during lunch time and she looked like she did not want to be there. So, don't expect good service, nor atmosphere, just go for the food and the price and be happy with it!

It has been good whenever we go. The soup is not as thick as when it first opened but i think its still good for a quick soondae soup. Service is fast and ambiance is typical korean restaurant.

Haven't been here in ages. The decor and staff remained the same. The decor is a typical Korean restaurant with open seating and rooms on the sides of the restaurant. I love their 닭도리탕 Dak Doritang which is the spicy chicken and potato stew. The spice level never disappoints and the heat increases as you eat more. The chicken was juicy and retained the flavor of the stew. Waitress was attentive and friendly.

As a frequent guest here, I always, no matter what, order the Korean blood sausage soup. It's the best I've ever had compared to other restaurants nearby. The quality of the food is always consistent and never fails to comfort my cravings. I have never seen a change of staff, and have always received amazing service. They always check in and see how my food is, and if there is anything else I needed, whether it is more side dishes or water. At the end of each meal, they give you some complementary yakult, a yogurt drink, with your check. I've seen some Korean restaurants do that, but not many. The price is also affordable, comparing to other restaurants, and also depending on what to get (but still affordable) I hope this place lasts because this is one of mine and my mom's favorite places to go for some Korean blood sausage soup.