The mark consists of a cartoon-like profile of a Korean man wearing clothes from the early medieval era of Korean history. He's carrying a brass drum and gong as if walking in a marching band and wearing light blue rice paddy shoes on his feet and loose white rice paddy pants. His tunic is black with red and yellow sashes. He's facing away from the audience so that you can only see his rosy pink cheeks. His hat is round with a large base for shade and black with yellow trim. In the center of his hat is a long white ribbon circling around him and flying in the air. To the right and level with the man's hat is the Korean text of the restaurant's name in a dark green, written in medieval Korean font as if handpainted with ink. Underneath that is written "KOREAN ARTS VILLAGE" in a slightly elongated red font which is the direct translation of the Korean text.