text: Having moved from Hawaii, I was super excited to find this place in North Las Vegas where oriental food is scarce compared to other parts of Vegas. I'm hungry, but not hungry enough to drive my broke ass all the way to Chinatown, so having this place up north is excellent.\n\nI read past reviews, and I agree the cashier is a bit quiet and keeps to herself (hence the four stars instead of five), but I'm not here to make friends; I'm here to eat! Now like I said, I'm from Hawaii so my experience with Korean food is limited to Yummy's and the like, which is very similar to Jun's: you choose 1-3 main dishes and 3-4 side dishes. They also take orders at your table if you want to dine in. It's also a good place to come for lunch because business is slow at that time, but it gets packed pretty quickly for dinner.\n\nThe food is GREAT; it reminds me of Yummy's. But then again, there's not much competition for oriental food in NLV, where most places are super greasy, salty, and have too much meat in the menu. For all of you veggie-lovers, Jun's serves hot tofu soup and veggie side dishes. The portions are right for the price, and I always have leftovers I can bring home and eat at a later time. The bibimbop is the bibim-BOMB. I like how they use the meat for flavoring and it's more of a healthy veggie experience than a carnivore's delight. They also sell some bomb kimchi in large jars to take home with you--you know, for your daily serving of vegetables.\n\nI'm not an expert in authenticity, so don't judge me if your Korean mother-in-law shuns you for poor taste. But take your Hawaiian & Island friends here; they'll love you--more than your Korean mother-in-law ever will.