Uncle Jang Korean Restaurant

Eating in Uncle Jang is finding comfort in a crowded place. The place is always crowded. My group of friends was sitting in very close proximity to the next group of friends, not by choice, but that could be easily forgotten. Uncle Jang provides a Korean version of the Japanese teppanyaki, only, we will be the doing all the cooking in a big round stove. Don’t worry if you do not have cooking skills, all you have to do is mix the meat, vegetable, and later some noodles or rice together until everything’s cooked. After you’ve done with the meat and vegetables, you can choose to wrap it up with lettuce before eating it. Most people do. It’s how the Koreans eat their Dakgalbi (the dish mentioned above). It is usually served spicy, but you can opt for the non-​spicy version if you can’t handle spicy food.
This place would be great for groups to gather. Now, why did I say comfort? The comfort comes in the food and also the cozy environment. We were sitting on pillows with our legs crossed around a round table. Feels so much like a family dinner at home during winter, doesn’t it? The round table helps keep the noise from the crowd away. Anyways, people at Uncle Jang would be too busy either cooking or enjoying their meal to be bothered by anything else.