JangTu Restaurant in Sunnyvale

Great food. Recommend the blood intestines.The potato pork rib is very popular on social media. You can ask them to make fried rice from the soup. Personally I like the fried rice over the rib haha.

Jangtu is a very authentic korean casual sit down restaurant. It is a very small restaurant making it have a line outside most of the time. Waitlist is written in person on a paperIt is pretty crowded for dinner and wait times may take up to 1 hour due to the nature of the way the dishes are served and eaten.Food is very good with refillable side dishes. I highly recommend the 2 person shareable as they give you the choice of white rice or “kimchi fried rice” which they add the rice to your pan of food at the end. (Btw this will definitely fill two people)Lots of parking outside as its in a big plaza.Would recommend if you wanna check out one of the many korean restaurants on El Camino!

Really good, authentic, and reasonably priced Korean restaurant. The potato pork rib is delicious! You can ask for fried rice when you finish eating the ribs. They’ll bring the pot in and cook fried rice and bring it out for you

First time went on Wednesday with colleagues. Ordered seafood pancakes, spicy pork pot and Korean spicy noodle. The level of🌶️ is mild, a bit sweet to me. I hope the pancake can be more crispy. Overall nice food for the price, recommended.

We found the best Korean restaurant. Be sure to check it out. You have to wait in line even on weekdays.

Popular Korean blood sausage restaurant, always full, people seemed to enjoy the atmosphere and food, few side dishes to go with the steaming rice, the fried fish was somewhat bland, maybe little bit more salt would have been better but less salt is better for your health. The soy bean stew was delicious. Waiting time can vary, we got our table within 20 min. Staffs are always polite and friendly but they rushed us out because people were waiting to be seated. We didn’t even stay 30 min. to eat..

Might be some of the best Korean food Ive had in South Bay.

First timer here. Ordered their popular haemul pajeon (seafood veggie pancake) and gamja tang (pork ribs) soup. Both were very delicious but the ribs didnt have much meat on them and were very difficult to eat without making a mess and didnt have a place to put the bones so we had to sacrifice a couple of side dishes. They also make a kimchi fried rice from the leftover broth.Servers are very kind and can see their smiles through the masks despite being very busy. Beer wasnt on the menu but there were a few lagers to choose from including soju. Very busy on a Saturday evening so expecting a wait for the first come first serve queue.

A small mom and pop Korean restaurant.It is small, but authentic!The service is a bit slow today, we waited a long time for the kimchi refill and tea. But I guess it might because they have a full house and a big group gathering. Other than that, everything is spot on.The food is nice as usual.The two of us is about $65.

I am so glad that Ive finally found a place that satisfies my cravings for pork rib soup! The soup was really good! The soup contains many pork ribs pieces, with some vegetables, and rice cakes. The pork ribs are filled with flavor, and cooked to super tender. AND!!!! when you are almost done with the soup, they put 2 bowls of rice into the soup and mix it into a kimchi rice dish. The rice ends up absorbing all the goodness in the soup and it is so flavorful!The seafood pancake was heavenly as well. Not only that it contains actual seafood, but also the pancake was the perfect texture, crispy on the outside and soft on the inside. It was seasoned very well with scallion and some other magical stuff.The palace gets a bit busy around dinner time but the staff are super friendly and helpful, and they try really hard to make your experience more pleasant despite the long wait.