This discreet Korean restaurant tucked away in Chinatown Plaza is a great stop for some tasty Korean food paired with quick service. This resto has seen different owners through the years. The dining area is clean with a generic Asian theme from the transitions. The service was on point from the servers to the kitchen getting the dishes out quickly. Combo Noodle w/short Rib - The short rib was tender and delicious. They were generous with the short rib servints. The noodles were fresh and paired well. This was easily shared between 2 people. Seol Leong Tang - Ox Bone soup. Another great soup-based dish. Buchu Jeon - Korean pancakes made with garlic chives - This was my first experience with this dish, won't be my last. Nice work Mr. Tang. This is a great Korean restaurant which isn't Korean BBQ focused. I love that they're open late (midnight). This is a great option for a quick late-night bite when in the area, which I am a lot. Enjoy.

If you're craving or in need of really good soup, this is the place to go! We were visiting Vegas last month and glad we found this place! Definitely hit the spot for breakfast, we had to come back for dinner! They also had this peanut chili banchan that we have never had before. Super yummy!!

This is a great, authentic spot! Went here for lunch during the heat dome and the spicy noodles were the perfect meal for cooling down. Service was quick. Quality slides. Also got the chive pancake (not pictured). Will be back next time I am in Vegas.

JinJu restaurant on Spring Mountain offers consistently delicious Sullungtang, making it one of the best in the area. While service used to be lacking, recent visits have shown improvement with the addition of new servers. For fans of Korean traditional soups, this spot is a must-visit. However, their cold noodle dishes could use improvement in terms of temperature and saltiness. Overall, a solid choice for authentic Korean cuisine with room for small enhancements.

After a long night out, I needed some hot broth and soup the next morning. A friend recommended this place and it was worth the visit. The authentic Korean soup selections were a plenty. The spicy beef and leek soup I had was done nicely. For those expecting a lot of spiciness, I would say it was more on the mild side. In addition, the Banchan that was served to complement the soup was great. The service was quick and pleasant. The ambience is nothing special, typical Asian restaurant theme furniture and decoration. The location is in Chinatown, very close to the strip. Would definitely return.

This another Korean Tang (Soup) spot. We came here couple of week's ago when I was feeling under the weather. The rich bone broth soup with thinly sliced brisket picked me right up. Must add the Salt and the Chili Paste!!! The Kimchi pancake was good. The kimchi here is pretty potent and the Banchan was too.' This place is as good as other places in LV. They even have braised short ribs like Daeho and Zip tofu.

It was the perfect meal on this cold rainy night. Mr. Tang wasn't necessarily on our list of restaurants to try. It was one of those nights that we simply wanted something cozy snd low key. When we arrived to the restaurant, we were immediately greeted warmly by the wait staff. The menu is easy to understand. It has English, Korean and Chinese with photos next to each item. We ordered number 2, number 3 and spicy rice cakes. Everything we ordered was superb!!! The soup was hearty but not heavy. The rice cake was full of flavor but not overly spicy. Satisfied was the word of the night. The two gentlemen waited on us were polite and super helpful. It was a wonderful dining experience. Out of all the restaurants in Chinatown, this is definitely on the top of my list for coming back again.

Galbi Tang was very good. Flavorful soup base, galbi was very tender, melted in my mouth. Kimchi Pancake has too much starch and feel greezy and heavy. Would come back to try their other soup!

Korean food is not just KBBQ! My favorite type of Korean food is Korean SOUP, which is like comfort food for your soul... and the soups at Mr Tang are awesome. You must try the YUKGAE JANG: Spicy shredded beef soup, loaded with onions, scallions, egg, clear noodles (like japchae... or sotanghon if you're Filipino) and sesame seeds. This soup is SOOOO GOOD even on a hot day. Also make sure to order BUCHU JJEON: Crispy chive pancakes that are so jam packed with chives, and served with a really delicious sauce that complements the chive pancakes perfectly. These chive pancakes are different than the ones you might have tried at Chinese/Taiwanese restaurants. IMO the Korean chive pancakes taste better in general (I realize they're different) but the pancakes at Mr Tang are specifically CRISPY which adds to the experience. Love the texture and crunch! The Korean lady that serves the dishes is super nice, and the ambiance is nice and clean! This spot isn't too fancy like most Vegas restaurants - it's a local neighborhood staple. I can't wait to go back here again!

The seafood pancake was crispy and thick! Some parts were a bit mushy but I still liked it. The seol long tang tasted flavorful and you can dip the meat in the dipping sauce. There are some glass noodles in it too! The wang galbi tang tasted more on her herbal side for me but it still was good. This also has some glass noodles. There were side dishes on one plate (kimchi, spicy cucumber). You can use the scissors to cut them into smaller pieces. The waiter was attentive to what we needed. He brought bowls and ladles so we can share the soups, and recommended the wang galbi tang. The only thing that bothered us was that there were flies flying around us as we ate which was annoying but maybe it is due to the hot weather? I am not sure. However, the food and service was great and you should definitely give this spot a try if you are craving korean food!