Raonhaje (Happy Tomorrow) - Burwood

The food was not fresh, part of the vegetables had a painful taste. My partner went home, felt pretty ill from the food. It's not worth it. There are numerous better restaurants in Burwood

I had the ox soup. It was not great, but it was not ****, but I was satisfied. $ 14. still undecided whether I would recommend or not. Maybe it has to try again.

Just Soso. Not a very traditional still condemnation typical Korean restaurant, especially with those in Stratfield or Eastwood. The price is fine, but if you consider the grocery quality and the taste, I think that I have better decisions

This place was already good as it was called something different in the lines of 'four seasons on the park. You must have changed owners who caused the latest disappointing and expensive experience where I brought my mother and sister to their dance concert. We ordered the bone-free fried chicken, which was extremely opposed. I believe the chicken was briefly frozen, as the meat was extremely hard, clouded by the dough and 3 dips with which it came. Dreadful. Do not recommend this dish. Grief Side dishes of the embossed vegetables were average. Takoyaki has to have been pre-packed as it had a strange shape. Tasty average, although the outer dough is crispy, as I like. Not much about spring rolls, very average bistro-like food. Grief Would not return here. The waitress was a little rough with the way you put the cups, plates and dishes at our table. Must have been tired, but I can not feel comfortable at all. Grief

Decided to come here when it was a rainy day, and hit really wanted hot soup. The food was nice, the portions were decent, not too many supplements I like to get when I was Korean. The Kimchi pancake had an interesting texture, not sure if it was just kimchi, and I usually get the seafood pancakes in other places where it would have much more toppings than such, so it feels less doughy