Pine Tree House

This place serves authentic Korean food. How do I know? The ladies who work there don't speak English! Ok, maybe a little English but it's fine because that's how I know this place is good. But yeah, the food here is good but it's not cheap. My friend and I came for lunch, ordered the seafood pancake, LA galbi, Sam Bulgogi and the total was over $100.

Fair Korean food w fair service. It wasn’t busy and the place was advertised to open until 10pm. We arrived at 8:30, stayed til 9pm, and noticed that the wait staff wanted to clean our table hinting they’re closing.

Oh my God I don't even know where to start. The banchan (side dishes) were AMAZING. They gave us steamed egg, eggplant, broccoli, fish cakes, kimchi, this sweet black bean, zucchini, bean sprouts, shredded potato, macaroni salad, and more! Honestly just from the banchan I knew it was going to be a good meal. I have never liked eggplant dishes until I tried this one side dish. The broccoli was honestly THE BEST broccoli in the entire world. Perfectly cooked, a little sweet, and not too soggy but still a crunch. The steamed egg was perfection and I can't believe it was included. Disclaimer, I've only been here once so I don't know if the side dishes change. Ok onto the main course. I got seafood tofu soup. The egg came pre-thrown into the soup. I had to eat the soup before I could find it. It comes with a side of rice. The soup was mildly spicy (I hate spicy, and I didn't know it was going to be spicy) but I diluted it with rice and ate the side dishes and drank water to cool off my tong