Pretty solid place to get good cuts of meat for hotpot, shabu shabu, or kbbq. It's a small shop but they provide good quality items. If you are in a pinch you can even get veggies and side dishes from here. Freshness and quality wise it's better than the supermarket across the street.

Went here to get NY steak and ended out with American wagyu NY steak. Super friendly shop that has a lot of korean marinated meats and veggies + sides if you wanted to do your own KBBQ. It is super clean and definitely doesn't smell like a butcher's shop, definitely coming back as services was friendly and they seem to offer a good package for bbq your own meats.

Tasty Korean meats and vegetables. We got one of their prepared hot pot kits (octopus & beef), it was delicious. Comes with broth and everything, just throw it in your hotpot and start cooking. Also good marinated chicken, cut Korean style. Kkaennip and Kkakdugi were pretty good and fresh too. Will be back.

Clean nice Korean butcher shop with high quality meat. We have purchased several cuts of meat, tried different banchan and frozen soups. All were delicious and quality. Although the shop is not big, it covers a range of popular Korean food items. Definitely fills the void and saves time from driving to the South Bay or Oakland for Korean grocery/food before HMart opens up in Dublin. Their Hot Pot and Cold Noodle Meal Kits look awesome too so I'll definitely try those next time. I was told that it's best to call ahead for those items to ensure that you can get what you want.

This is located in a plaza with plenty of spots in the parking lot. Love the idea of the prepackaged meal, especially the frozen soups. We haven't tried the meat or side dishes yet. I wish they had smaller portions of the side dishes. The staff was friend We've been here multiple times. Tried the Clam Kalguksoo and Spicy Beef Soup. Not all of the frozen soup comes with noodles (on the side) so you'll have to buy it separately or get it across the street at 99 Ranch. It's enough for 2 portions, even 3-4 if you add extra noodles.

They have Spicy Crab available. It's spicy, sweet, and the texture is like softer raw scallop. I enjoyed it quite a bit. It gets pretty messy, so I recommend using gloves when eating this dish. I'll have to review the meat and frozen soups after I try them.

Saw this place on yelp and decided to check it out. It's in the same shopping center as Go Goong korean restaurants and Paris Baguette. Plenty of parking during the day. This is not a sit down place. So do not expect to be able to eat here. I looked for the ready to eat meat package but they don't seem to carry any. They have lots of marinated meats and vegetables kimchis. Also lots of banchan options. They have wagyu beef slices, tomahawk steak and lamb slices etc. The types of meat available is quite interesting. This month they have a special in shabu shabu kit. Which includes veggies, soup and sauce. Meat is extra which you can pick from the large array of options. I tried several items: Bibimbap veggies pack $12.99 Side dish combo $3.99 Fish cake $6.49/lb Fresh cabbage kimchi $5.99/lb Marinated pork collar butt (bulgogi) $18.99/lb I can't say about the taste of the bulgogi as I've not cooked it yet but I see that it has quite a bit of marinate in it. Which makes me feel like I'm paying $19/lb for marinate too. But I'll update after I taste. My favorite purchase is the veggies for bibimbap. I've attached pic, it contains a variety of banchans. Every one of them is delicious. It doesn't include rice of course but for $13 I think you can get 2 meals easy when you add your own rice. I added some fish cake to the veggies and rice for my lunch. They were delicious. I did not check out their premade soups. Although they look great. Lots of options. The lady at the cashier helped answer all my questions.

Coming across Angus The Butcher Shop on Yelp was such a gem!! I searched up Korean spicy raw marinated crab on Yelp and this is what popped up. Angus The Butcher Shop is a Korean butcher shop, they offer a broad variety of freshly cut meats, a whole lot of banchan, and even some frozen food items too. We originally just came for the crab but ended up walking out with some spicy fish cakes, seaweed salad, and their spicy pork belly too. They take spice SERIOUSLY here - we went home immediately to try everything we got because we were so excited, and the spicy pork belly and the spicy raw marinated crab nearly had us tearing at the eyes but in a good way haha. The crab here was so fresh and is honestly the best raw marinated crab that I've had in the Bay Area. For a little less than $25, the portion was absolutely gigantic - it came with 8+ pieces of half crabs. Eat this with rice to help with the spice though lol! The spicy pork belly was also amazing (and very spicy haha)! The pork had the perfect amount of fattiness. It was generously sauced up so every bite had a whole bunch of flavor. The fish cake and the seaweed salad were only $4 each and we can never resist this, and they were also so good! This initial visit was great, the person who helped us was also really welcoming. We'll definitely be back!