LA TABLE DE JO comes across in reviews as a cozy, stylish Korean spot in the village serving authentic flavors with generous portions and good value. The food is repeatedly praised for being flavorful and well balanced, with standout dishes such as bulgogi, bibimbap, jjigae, mandu, tteokbokki, a seafood pancake, and a comforting army stew, and desserts such as the croffle receiving particular praise. Lunch specials with combos including miso soup are noted as affordable and convenient. The service is frequently described as friendly and attentive, though occasional slower service is mentioned when the place is busy. The atmosphere is described as welcoming and easygoing, with appealing decor and a cozy vibe, while a few reviewers mention the dining area can feel a bit cold and heating could be improved. Some critiques focus on dessert value and occasional missteps, such as a bingsu that did not meet expectations, but these do not dominate the overall impression. Overall, LA TABLE DE JO is widely recommended as a top Korean option in the area, with many guests planning to return to try more dishes and celebrate occasions.
The staff were very friendly & the food was hot & fresh. We got the fried chicken it I was seasoned well & had a nice crisp! Highly recommend the tteoboki to share.
Celebrated my birthday with friends, & discovering that Momo & Nayeon from TWICE were dining at the same restaurant made the night even more fun. The staff also surprised me with a kroffle topped with ice cream, & it was super yummy. I'd definitely come back!
Friendly staff & great atmosphere. Visited this place, because I saw Nayeon & Momo from TWICE came to eat here. Food was great! I would definitely come again!!
Came to eat here because of TWICE! Food was great! Really nice customer service; the lady was so attentive from the start. They even started playing TWICE songs when they noticed their customers were all TWICE fans haha so cute.
Great location, delicious authentic Korean cuisine, I was particularly interested by the lunch special (daily from 11:30 am to 3:30 pm) which comes with 4 combos, all under 17$ & even includes miso soup as well! For dessert, you have to try the ice cream croffle!
Mar 3, 2026
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I eat Korean food regularly but this time I had doenjang-jjigae (soybean paste soup) & hotteok (sweet Korean pancake) that I had never tried before & it was a revelation, both were so good ! Friendly & professionnal staff. The bill was under 25$ after tax but before tips, which is nice too. I will definitely be back !
While the food is ok, we feel like the service was a bit cold. We have to ask for water to be refilled & to ask for plates. & beware, we ordered their so called bingsu, but it's just a ball of vanilla ice cream & some red beans on top of crushed ice. An authentic bingsu is made of sweetened milk shaved ice that is snow textured, not unflavored crunchy crushed ice (frozen water balls). We are disappointed that it costs 9$ for what we got... It also looked much bigger on the menu but when it arrived it was the size of of a small rice bowl. Very over priced for the quantity & the quality.
The seafood pancake was quite oily, thin & small, for 20$.
We will not return.
