November 2012, I came here on a Saturday night and it was packed, you literally had to wait for someone to get up from their table to get a seat, yet alone a table! The air in there was so thick and smoky as a lot of people were grilling. So my date and I left and decided to come back another time.\n\nA couple weeks later in November 2012, we came back on a Saturday night and the place was a ghost town! What happened to everyone?! It was my date's first time actually being able to sit down at the restaurant, so we decided to stay. We ordered Ddobuuki, Bulgogi and Galbi dishes. When the food came out and was placed on the table, I knew why no one was there...\n\nFirst off, I remember the Dukbokki, Bulgogi and Galbi dishes to be bigger, the size has changed but the price has remained the same. Hmmmm. The Bulgogi was bland and not fresh. The Galbi was too fatty and not at all what I remember it to be. The only dish that tasted the same was the Ddukbokki. The only upside was the side dishes. Alas, they have not changed one bit and were just as tasty as I remember. They have the best Kimchi in the Valley, but sadly, the Kimchi couldn't save our experience.\n\nOn a side note, I've been happily eating at this establishment for the past 4 years or so and have always had a great experience until my last visit in November of 2012. My experience prior to this was in June or July of 2012.\n\nI may be back in the future, but since I've discovered Yume Sushi in North Scottsdale, which serves amazing Korean food, I doubt that I will be.
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