Chol Choe Su

Been here customer since almost 8 yes so far. No customer here whenever I come which I like. Whenever I go here and drink by myself and order something they make it with expired ingredients. I sucked it couple times. I didn’t care about food but whatevers. Today I was single customer there and I tried pay with my card and everything was ruined. They tried unhook in everything and go on. I told them that credit card company has 24 hr service thats when they called. So I waited about 30 mins. And 3 of owners friend came and owners wife acted like she was busy. So I was like «I dont expect much but I waited about 30 mins and gave advise, is there anything for me?» And she handed me a can of coos light when I had 2/​3of hites left. Thats after I signed my receipt including a tip. So I poured everything on the receipt and erased tip and wrote down never coming back. Been here for 8 yes and just because I look young (BTW I am 28) they didn’t even care about me. So long. I hope you cleaned after the beers I poured over.

For the longest time, I thought this place was called Pojangmacha… they serve the tastiest kimchee pajun (pancake) ever! Yum! Craving some right now…

Food was so comforting i felt like i was at home taking a nap.

I love this little mom and pops spot!
Parking is great and the customer service is great.
Had the pork belly wrap, chicken wings, and the intestines.
Very quiet and chill environment!

This is a small and quiet drinking place.
The owner is very nice, they serve freshmade korean comfort food. My favorite is their free side dish — egg.
–Military stew is one of the must have items, very simple but delicious, full of kimchi flavor.
–Fried chicken wings is good too, it’s juicy and tender, good to dip with the sesame oil.
— Broiled chicken glizzard is my another favorite.
Definitely is a place to hang out with friends.

chol choe su. it’s not as crackin as the past memories but it’s a great place for girl talk or after dinner drinking time. this is not one of those kbars where you have to worry about seeing underage kids trying to act «gangster» and starting fights. you can vent, cry, have sex talk, whatever because you will most likely not bump into anyone you know here lol. it is very casual so you can come in a t-​shirt and it’s totally fine! :) comparing to past memories i think the ahn joo is better. banchans are good and the ahjumma that works there is very sweet. it’s usually dead when i go. but i haven’t gone on a weekend night so can’t really say for sure. go support chol choe su! i hope they never close.

I love this place! I use to go here on the regular, and its one of my favorite kbar in GG. Its kinda funny how Richard T. calls it the «yellow sign place» bc thats what we call it too.
*service*
I love it… especially when the waitress refills the condiments… and she always does! Its not the usual restaurant service, they give you a ringer so when you need help, holla!
*food*
flavored soju — bomb. hite — disgusting. soju — delicious.
Cheesy Corn — ohhh god chessy savory corn with bubbly cheese served on a hot skillet. I don’t even want to brush my teeth after eating it!!! WAYYY better than Jang Tohs down the street (I also love that place). Great… now I need to get my cheese corn fix. fml
Beef Bulgogi — Its pretty good… they have their good and bad days I guess.
meat skewer thing — I don’t remember what animal it came from but I wasn’t a fan of it. At $ 2 for a small skewer, I’ll pass.
egg thing condiment — taste like boring bland eggs… which I love but not the way they cook it. but its freee! so beggers cant be choosers!
And that sums up everything… we don’t really eat here bc were only here to party party… psssh not eat… and mostly bc the food is kinda over priced.
Smell you later.

A quiet Korean bar in Garden Grove Ktown. It’s a fine place to drink and hang out with friends. We’re usually seated in the back room, which, on top of the quiet, even further heightens intimacy.
Come here if you want a nice place to wind down with friends via soju, beer, and Korean food.

Out of all the Kbars (Korean Bars) along Garden Grove Blvd. this place is my favorite one of them all, bar none. If you happen to be driving down GGBLVD, look for a «Yellow Sign» in a shopping plaza. That’s the place!
When you go to these types of places there’s not much to expect. Usually my friends and I go to these establishments because 1) they have soju, and 2) because we’re bored and want to get drunk. Basically I’ve never left this place without stumbling or being completely sober for that matter.
The owner and his wife are the super nicest people you’ll ever meet, which is why I continue to come here because I’d like to see them stay in business. They always bring out things to munch on like peanuts, this egg plate that looks weird but is actually quite good, some cucumbers, and/​or whatever she feels like making that day.
Soju is roughly $ 11.99 a bottle and it could add up quick depending on how much of a rockstar you are at drinking. Be careful though, Soju is quite the creeper. The first time I drank it I was like man this is nothing. Little did I know I woke up in the bathroom the next day with puke all over the sink. Like I mentioned before I mainly go here because its a nice place to just sit, chill, drink soju and chat with your friends. Sometimes we go ahead an order the military stew, which is soooo BOMB! Imagine the instant korean noodles + hot dogs, kim chi, spam (anything with spam is automatically deemed delicious!) and a mix of veggies. It’s like Top Ramen DELUXE!
Overall, great service, great soju, great food. Cheers!