Yei San Jib - Rowland Heights

This was my first time visiting this restaurant. I arrived at 10 PM and noticed a good crowd already there. We were seated quickly and handed the menu. I decided to try bossam, which I had never tasted before, and I ordered it as part of a combo with sulungtang. The bossam was absolutely delicious! It paired perfectly with the lettuce, pickled radish, and a brown sauce (the name of which I don't know). Each bite of the bossam, followed by a sip of the hot sulungtang, was exactly what I needed for a late-night meal. I will definitely be coming back!

I ordered the hot and spicy goat soup along with kimchi fried rice. After just a couple of bites, I felt something sharp in my throat. I informed a male staff member at the front, and instead of expressing concern, he asked if I had tried the dish before and questioned why I ordered it if I hadn't. I found it strange that he was more focused on that than on the fact that I had swallowed a sharp object from their food. I went to the bathroom to check and discovered a small sharp piece lodged in my throat. When I returned to my table, it had already been cleared, and no one came to see if I was okay. I waited for someone to help, but no one left the kitchen, so I decided to go to the emergency room. This was my second time dining here. The food is decent, but proceed with caution! *Attached is a picture showing the piece of plastic next to a quarter for size comparison.*

The food is excellent! The service was a bit slow, but it matched the relaxed atmosphere. We paid $28.99 for the beef bulgogi, $11.99 for the kimbap, and I believe $14.99 for the fried rice. Our server was very attentive. Overall, I give the food a 5 out of 5!

Food was really good and tasty. Abalone porridge was fantastic. Beef Cabbage soup very delicious. Galbi cooked perfectly thou it's a bit pricey for the serving they provide. Server was very attentive and nice. Overall, we'll come back.Food: 5/5

Im in LOVE with Korean food! This place is open 24/7 and always hits the spot for my son and I when we are craving a late night snack. The portions can be split between 2-3 people. The kimchi fried rice is my favorite paired with the bulgogi. The atmosphere is welcoming and the food feels like a home cooked meal every time! The only downside it the parking is pretty tight. If its a weekend night, youll have to wait a bit for a parking spot to open up.