Soonja's Cuisine - Princeton

A nice hidden gem for korean comfort food! Service was great and the owner 's were very welcoming. Language barrier should not be confused as 'rudeness ' as some people have.Food: 5/5

I ordered the Yukaejang and it was absolutely delicious. I finished the entire bowl. The chef was also very friendly. This type of food would be perfect for snowy weather. Overall, I would rate the food 5 out of 5.

The food at this restaurant is consistently excellent. I like to switch between the beef bulgogi, beef bibimbap, and yakisoba dishes. My go-to appetizers are the pork dumplings and spring rolls, and I particularly enjoy the dumpling soup. The service is efficient, yet I never feel rushed. The prices are very reasonable, especially for the Princeton area where dining can be quite expensive. The fact that they offer free parking is a major plus, as parking in Princeton is usually hard to come by. While the takeout option is good, I recommend dining in for an even fresher and better tasting experience. Although the owner may come off as dismissive at first, she is actually quite friendly once you become a regular customer. All in all, this is one of my favorite restaurants in Princeton.

This restaurant is a wonderful spot for a quiet lunch. The food is delicious and the staff is friendly. I ordered the beef bibimbap and it was absolutely delicious. Overall, I would give the food a 5 out of 5 rating.

Food is Good, but Be Prepared for Some Attitude Let 's talk about food first. Food is authentic and good. Taste like Korean home cooking.?? The broth and soups are really good. Katsu curry was just okay. Katsu was a bit dry. Comparing to typical American portion, the food portion is smaller. No side dish. You get what you ordered and rice.Okay, now let 's talk about what everyone has been complaining about... the service. Yes, it is bad . ? The Korean lady, I 'm guessing she is the owner, is very sassy... or rude...We sat down, and the AC was blowing cold air directly at us. So one of our friends asked whether we can be switched to another table, and the lady 's first response was You should have brought a jacket. Later, we asked for another pair of utensils (because she missed giving enough for everyone at the table). Me and my friend talked at the same time, explaining that we needed another pair of chopsticks and spoon. And she just rolled her eyes and said STOP! Okay, (pointing to my husband) you talk. I guess she could understand us very well, but I can 't believe she just interrupted us right there. ?Also, this place is probably not very child friendly... The lady saw my baby, and she said oh cute baby. So cute. Please don 't cry okay? So yeah, the service is bad, but also kind of amusing. ?