5/5 Nancydee N. 1 year ago on Google
I
love
the
menu
item
tofu
nachos.
Being
a
vegetarian
it's
so
spicy
and
delicious
and
most
of
the
menu
is
meat
based.
It's
a
typically
Korean
inspired
menu.
Closed
on
most
Sundays
and
on
Mondays
they
also
have
a
full
bar
and
local
live
music
inside
most
evenings
especially
Fridays
and
Saturdays
and
there's
a
dance
floor.
The
restaurant
doesn't
open
until
between
4
and
430
and
it's
difficult
to
get
then
on
the
phone
to
place
an
order
but
if
you
stop
by
the
food
never
takes
too
long
to
make
and
they
do
offer
a
few
dining
tables
to
eat
in
or
get
food
prepared
to
take
home
aka
to
go.
It's
unfortunate
that
they
use
to
answer
the
phone
to
take
orders
and
stopped
perhaps
due
to
being
short
staffed
but
the
food
is
worth
between
5
to
15
minute
wait
while
they
make
it
once
you
get
there
and
order
in
person.
The
door
I
must
say
is
rather
heavy
and
gets
stuck
easily
so
don't
be
discouraged...if
it's
after
430
and
between
Tuesday
and
Saturday,
it's
open...pull
harder.
Also
I'm
not
sure
when
the
kitchen
closes
but
I'd
imagine
probably
at
either
midnight
or
130am
or
2am
as
that's
what
time
I
believe
the
bar
closes
and
the
live
music
stops.
It's
also
conveniently
located
and
only
a
block
north
of
north
Ave
along
Charles
street.
It's
between
north
and
20th
streets
along
Charles
which
is
a
northbound
road.
St
Paul
runs
north/south
and
being
one
block
east
of
Charles,
traffic
runs
southbound
and
parallel
to
Charles
street.
I
hope
you'll
stop
by
and
check
out
The
Crown
for
their
tofu
nachos,
which
are
$15
and
that's
the
total
for
one
carry
out
order
after
tax.
They
also
have
shrimp
shumi
which
is
a
steamed
dumpling
with
shrimp
inside
it
and
comes
with
an
aisan
dipping
sauce...and
fried
shrimp
terriakki,
but
these
are
not
vegetarian,
as
I
mentioned
the
only
true
vegetarian
and
likely
vegan
dish
is
the
tofu
nachos...although
the
spicy
dressing
they
drizzle
on
the
nachos
might
contain
egg
ingredients...but
it's
likely
possible
to
ask
for
this
on
the
side..
when
it
comes
to
leftovers
the
next
day,
the
dressing
does
tend
to
cause
the
nachos
chips
to
lose
their
crispness
although
they're
still
good
and
quite
tasty.
I've
never
discarded
a
single
bite.
One
of
my
very
favorite
neighborhood
meals.
And
I
go
by
Pamela,
the
waiters
and
cooks
are
familiar
with
my
order
and
recognize
me
when
I
arrive.
I'm
sure
if
you
mention
my
name
when
you
order
they'll
know
who
it
was
that
recommended
this
establishment
to
you
for
dinner,
and
not
just
a
weekend
bar
amd
music
venue.
3 people found this review helpful 👍