Nak Won Jung Korean - McAllen

My significant other and I visited this restaurant to try our first Korean meal ever. After reading the reviews, we decided to check it out. It's a small establishment with only a few tables, some meant for larger groups of 8-10 people and others for 4. We had to wait a bit for a table, but luckily we were able to share with another person who had an extra seat. We enjoyed their company. My partner ordered the bulgogi and I ordered the jajangmyeon, along with some dumplings. The noodles were my favorite part! The bulgogi was good (I had a taste), but my partner didn't feel completely full after finishing it. On the other hand, I couldn't finish my jajangmyeon because I was already full - they served a generous portion in a large bowl. My only complaint is that there could have been more meat in the jajangmyeon. Overall, we had a great experience trying Korean food for the first time. Just a heads up, the waitstaff has limited English so it's best to be ready to order when they come by, and you'll also see many BTS posters and Korean decorations on the walls.

This restaurant serves the most delicious authentic Korean food. My best friend from childhood had a mother who was born and raised in Korea before moving to the USA. She made the most amazing Korean dishes and always sent me home with leftovers. Eating here brings back memories of her, as she passed away from cancer a few years ago. The spicy meat soup and tender pork belly are outstanding. My coworkers also enjoyed the food here.

This is the best Korean restaurant I have been to in the valley. It reminded me of South Korea when I was stationed there many years ago. The customer service is excellent and the food is delicious. There are two very lovely ladies who work there and help customers. I have gone there alone, with my wife, with friends, and with colleagues, and everyone has loved it. I highly recommend dining here.

I loved this place. the people are amazing and the dishes are very authentic, especially for the opposite it feels like they are out in a Korean restaurant when la or ny. very relaxed and amazing eating.

Left to right: Tteog-bokk-i(rice cakes in hot sauce); Bul-GO-G(Barbequed beef); I asked for this one to be spicy I think ? Sam-Gyeob-Sal(Pork belly, bacon)