Jin's Kimbab

Ozlem Soganci

4.0

Didn't actually know that they sell Jajangmyeon, I've been loving their kimbap and spicy tuna onigiiri as my on-the-website to work ever since they've open. I love Korean food but I like theirs even more because of the owner's friendliness. 👌👍

Chandrika Nastiti

4.0

The restaurant actually hole in the wall place, but the foods are really good with original Korean foods.The foods were a bit late serving but when i ask the staff they said its bcoz the owner chef always cook freshly, and directly cook as order. so i could understood.I ate "Jjamppong ramen" and "Bulgogi bibimbap" with "Ttoppoki". it was all great!!There is my tried and true standby, I really recommend if you want real Korean foods.

Janina Rayat

4.0

I love their sundubu and jjampong! I always crave for them thats why the owners already know me! For some reason, ive been tasting other restaurant's sundubu, but this is still the best for me. Though their side dish is not as variant as other korean restos. And service still takes some time but the food is really great! Their kimchi is also good! I always have a stock of it at home.

Shelly Viajera Travel

5.0

I have been wanting to try this resto for a long time since my mom brought home some kimmari (fried seaweed roll with crabstick and glass noodles inside) and kimbab from them before.Finally! We ordered bulgogi bibimbab, chicken gang jum and kimmari. The bibimbab came with seaweed soup and kimchi. At first, I thought their bibimbab serving was too little. But, boy I was wrong! I almost couldn't finish it. 😅 Their chicken gang jum was also good. Almost the same taste as bonchon and the serving is also good for 2. Their kimmari was my favorite snack. Loved their kimchi and seawood soup also. Everything was so good! Sobrang sulit! 😋 We came home with a super full stomach. 😅

Emily

3.0

I was curious to try it out so when I saw the dishes on sale outside the resto while passing by I grabbed the chance to dine in instead.I got the packed meal with several dishes in it: crabstick tempura, egg omelette, spicy chicken, veggie dumpling, and chapchae. I gave the veggie dumpling to my husband because it had meat.Of the dishes, I particularly liked the spicy chicken and the chapchae. And this packed meal I got for only 140 pesos which was a good deal!I will definitely go back to try out the onion pancake.

Anita Rahma

3.0

I'm not sure if I'm being fair with this review since I've never dined in, I always just buy their food items outside (lunch packs with combinations of like kimmari, chapchae, spicy chicken etc) Anyway I looove their kimmari (not sure about the spelling) and spicy chicken and they always have that in packs outside the resto for 140 and 160 respectively. Yesterday I was craving for their kimmari but I saw that it was only available in combination with other items like chapchae and errr... That Korean sushi thing. Sorry don't know the name. I wanted a whole order of Kimmari. And since it is on the menu if you dine in, I just asked the server if I can order one to go and she said nope. They don't want to cook that anymore since they already cooked a couple of batches for the packs. I dunno, I just found that weird. Would've better if she just said it's out of stock rather than "ayaw na nila magluto kasi naka ilang luto na" Eh di wow. Heheh

Yagiz Izgül

4.0

I love the convenience of the packed snack combos that they sell right outside their Pergola branch.  A serving of Jabchae, 2 pieces of Teng (Korean meatballs) and 3 pieces of Kimmari (deep-fired seaweed rolls) make-up 1 combo. Another snack combo has Kimbab instead of the Teng. It's convenience isn't all that is Jin's Kimbab has going for it. The different components on the snack combos are all made on the same day so you are guaranteed that each piece of Teng, Kimbab, and Kimmari is as fresh as it can get. They even offer to heat it up for you if you plan to have dine-in!

Ratih Meina

3.0

Nice Korean hole in the wall place in Pergola, and this helps a lot in keeping their prices down. We had a variety of small orders --- kimmari, kket-ip jeon, tteok ramyun, fried mandu, and jabchae. Their fried stuff were quite good. Their ramyun was so-so, tasting more like a cup noodle dish (especially the quality of the noodles). Their jabchae could have a bit more taste as it was kinda bland. Cheap. Everything we ordered was around P650.

Kevinryanching

2.0

Ay nako this place! I think its an absolute dick move that you cant eat their fried snack take out food inside. And there's an additional cost to eat inside if ever. Just comes off as greedy. The waitress outside was snotty and acted like she couldn't wait to gtfo of there too. Sigh. Unhappy.

Yoomi

3.0

I have been buying their stuff since day 1 of the opening of their stall (yes, it was a stall right before it took over the old cake shop beside it). The servers are still so generous to this day! Before every other meals that are being served, they started with the simple menu of Kimmari, Kimbap, Japchae and Teng. It revolved around those four and whatever you order would be equally as delicious. The quality is the same but increase of price (since they moved into a bigger space so it's acceptable).The other dishes are simple and they all have that homemade feel. I later find out that most of their dishes is cooked by the owner's husband!