Yedang Korean Restaurant

If you’re looking for authentic Korean food in La Habra, Ye Dang is an absolute gem! From the moment we walked in, the staff was incredibly welcoming and attentive — the kind of warm, genuine service that makes you feel like family. The food? Absolutely amazing. Everything we ordered was full of rich, traditional flavor — from perfectly marinated bulgogi to sizzling hot stone bibimbap. Their side dishes (banchan) were fresh and plentiful, and the portions were generous without being overwhelming. Best of all, the prices are super reasonable for the quality and quantity you get. It’s rare to find a spot that nails authentic taste, great service, and value all in one, but Ye Dang does it effortlessly. Highly recommend for anyone craving a true Korean dining experience!

I’ve been to this restaurant several times. Everything I’ve tried on the menu has been delicious, and the portions are generous. The servers are generally friendly, although the place tends to get very crowded. I usually try to visit outside of peak dining hours to avoid the rush

YEDANG is a bustling restaurant packed with Koreans (weekends there is usually a wait). It’s a lot of Korean comfort food, but their best dishes are BRAISED. Must-try dishes include EUNDAEGU JORIM, a spicy braised black cod that's rich in flavour. There's also AGU JJIM, featuring monkfish braised with spicy sauce and bean sprouts. The fish is tender, and the sauce adds a delightful kick. These two perfect fish dishes are so good that even our toddler was eating it up. Not a fan of fish? The #2 YEDANG SPECIAL: MUKEUNJI DWAEJI GALBI JJIM is a hearty alternative. The MUKEUNJI, or aged kimchi, delivers a robust sour flavour, enhanced by a hint of chipotle smokiness. It's a delightful twist not often found in Korea. One dish that didn't live up to expectations was the YEDAG BOSSAM, which ended up being underwhelming and dry. However, the overall culinary experience at YEDANG is exceptional while combing traditional Korean flavors with more local ingredients like chipotle.

YEDANG is my go-to spot whenever I crave authentic Korean food! The staff here is always attentive. Their side dishes (banchan) were all super fresh and delicious! (Especially loved their japchae & muk) The crab was fresh and the marinade was just right - usually I can't finish a whole crab because it's too salty at other places, but here I could enjoy the whole thing! While it's a bit pricey for the portion size, the quality makes it worth trying. Located in a plaza with parking, though it can get busy at times. The spacious dining area makes it great for family dinners!

#update # come back for second time and ended up with "will not come back". So we decided to back to our old favorite tofu house. Really poor service. Keep wave my hands to get their attention ( its almost 8pm on sunday night ). For sure they will come to your table often after they drop the check. This time order steamed pork with lettuce wrap. Its come with raw osyters, lettuce, raddish ( a bit bitter ), 3 pcs carot and 3 pcs cucumber for $ 49.99. Its pricey tho. Bbq ribs/kalbi La $ 39.99. And order kalbi tang again and tasteless. #oldest # Hard to get refill for water, side dish, napkin. Even with the bell. I have to grab napkin by my self. Order yellow fish and bean paste soup. Soup is good. Fish a bit fishy. Kalbi tang meat a bit hard to chew, need to cook more. Bbq ribs is good. Overall is good.

Love their raw soy marinated crab full of authentic flavors and shareable size. Pair good with ban chan and rice. Comes with gloves and scissors so it’s easy to get the meat. Service is friendly and this is a family friendly restaurant!

My favorite place for cold noodles in OC! Their galbi is amazing, and we always order both because their banchan alone is worth the trip. Definitely a local spot.

The bossam at Yedang in La Habra is seriously good—super tender pork belly that’s warm, juicy, and just melts in your mouth. It comes with all the right sides too: crisp cabbage wraps, spicy radish kimchi, and even oysters that ties it all together. It’s the kind of dish that feels simple but hits all the right notes. Every bite has a good mix of savory, spicy, and fresh. If you’re into Korean comfort food, this one’s a must-try!