JK Seafood Korean Restaurant

So... here's the thing Korean sashimi places get a bad rep because they lack a bit on the service side of things but the food is solid. For a good experience I'd heavily recommend bringing along a Korean friend or be set on what you want to eat. My wife and I and another couple came to dine for lunch and we got their combo seafood sashimi platter. (Approx. $140) This was a substantial amount of food and is essentially a Korean version of omakase with side dishes and different seafood dishes being served prior to a big platter of sashimi. To wash that all down you get a nice cleansing pot of Mae Eun Tang (spicy fish stew). Also FYI while you can eat your normal Salmon/Tuna koreans love eating flounder sashimi. Give it a try we also alternate between your traditional soy sauce and a spicy chili paste for sashimi. Check it out!

The staff was very friendly and helped us pick dishes that accommodated our entire partt. They were very patient with us even when we were indecisive. We got the sashimi boat, eel box, and fish. Sashimi was a bit frozen, but still decent. Eel was really good but the fish they gave with the sashimi boat was better than the fish entree.

Great Japanese seafood restaurant, small but nice people.

i love seafood and fresh fish cuisine Korean style is my language. i came here with my family (4 people total) and we went on a splurge. the total bill was around $150, so i cant make any recommendations if youre trying to get cheap sushi. my mother is fluent in korean and knows traditional korean seafood dishes, so im not sure what she ordered but the food was mighty tasty. fresh seafood, freshly killed, freshly cut. thick slices of sashimi, sea cucumbers, and live octopus. they bring side dishes (or appetizers ) that are included before they bring out the ordered seafood.

Smaller restaurant in a strip mall of about 4 places. Food was good and servers friendly and helpful. Seafood for the most part, some unusual options for those not here normally (like eel). You can eat in the restaurant or orser to go. Never have been unable to get a seat.