Great bossam. I usually like mine with blanched napa cabbage, but taste is great and they layer the bottom of the plate with bean sprouts. Definitely a pocha place (pregame) as there's ample seating and a wide selection of alcohol and food pairing. Service is quick and efficient. Overall would come here again.

Spicy stir-fried octopus, there wasn't a lot of octopus in it, most of it was bean sprouts, chicken feet, rice cakes and hot pot, we all thought it was pretty good!

My favourite late night spot in Duluth. I've tried most of the menu at this point and I've loved everything. They also have great highballs. I like when I'm able to get one of the more private rooms, as it's a bit more quiet, but regardless it's always a good experience.

Food - everything was delicious!!! Service - great service Ambiance - a little dark but I think that's intended. I enjoyed the vibe in there!

A must-visit for anyone craving authentic Korean pocha food and a lively atmosphere, the big karaoke party rooms are perfect for a fun night out with friends. My favorite dishes are the spicy chicken feet paired with bean sprout soup and rice balls, plus the bossam, sweet & sour pork, seafood udon, and crispy Korean fried chicken. If you're looking for delicious comfort food, great soju, and a great time with friends, this place is highly recommended!

After the first time at Hansgin it's been nothing but cloud nine. The korean food here is among the best and it's amazing that the quality is consistent even at 2am in the morning. Now I've been here maybe 6 times and I can't stop coming back. The servers have really upped their game and are very attentive and nice. The atmosphere is vibrant and the music is good, perfect place for a casual get together at any time. The food is simply amazing. The squid was so tender but just firm enough to have that nice bite to it. The flavor of the squid js complemented well by the scallions and the butter. Simple but nothing beats this squid. The sweet and sour pork resembles fries but it is ten times more tasty, crispy, and soft on the inside. The pork to batter ratio is perfect, never leaving you wanting more of one or the other. And the savory sweet and sour sauce is authentic tically korean; more sweet than sour and complemented by hints of pepper and pineapple. The last dish was the seafood stew. The devilishly savory stew is spicy and rich. It's almost more of a sauce than a soup but either way. The flavor is undeniably korean and undeniably good. The seafood is cooked neither too long or short; it is juicy and filled with broth. I am glad I gave this place a second chance!

-bossam is so good highly recommend -chicken feet broth(?) is yummy -egg&cheese omelette was fluffy