“Some of the best fried chicken I have ever had. Those curry tenders are fantastic. The corn dogs are also great, and the pobble canned drinks are a must try. When you are done here go grab dessert next door at Spoonful.Vegetarian options: Potato cheese sticks and waffle fries may be adequate for vegans.“
“Our family loved it. It’s a cute little place with delicious (and aesthetically pleasing)treats, and the employee was very friendly. There are tables, seating for 2 mostly, and K-pop which my daughter also loved. We’ll definitely return!“
“I like going here for freshly made bakeries. The store is always clean and neat. Staffs are friendly and welcoming. My favorites are their custard and cream cheese breads - which tends to be sold out pretty fast. I tried their melon breads couple times before but it's not my cup of tea. They also have some savory items and birthday cakes. My family and I especially loved the sweet potato cake here a lot. Must try item!“
“Okay, so let me spill the beans about my secret comfort spot - Tony's K Food. Tucked away inside a Korean grocery, it's like stumbling upon a hidden foodie haven. Perfect for those "I-can't-be-bothered-to-cook" days, you know?The menu might be small, but every bite packs a punch of legit Korean flavors. My personal hero? The beef bulgogi - seriously, it's a portion that feels like a warm hug for your taste buds. And then there's the tteokbokki - it's got this spicy kick that's like a flavor rollercoaster. Trust me, it's spicy but oh-so-worth it.What I love most? It's takeout heaven. I get to bring all that goodness home without lifting a finger in the kitchen. Tony's K Food turns my lazy days into a Korean feast adventure, proving that you don't need a fancy setting for seriously good eats.“
“Just ordered delivery for the first time here and we loved it!! Everything was prepared well; the croffle is heavenly, rice crispy chicken was moist and fried well, and the Okonomi Toast was a delightfully different comfort food addition to breakfast. Will be eating here again, frequently!“
“I thought this place was Nashville style hot chicken, but it's Korean, and a hidden gem! It sits in the shell of a former favorite, Bek Hee, on Page. There's not much room for dine-in though a few stools are provided at the counter shelf that runs along the large glass windows. They offer chicken and shrimp in a few different styles: bulgogi, teriyaki, red (spicy gangjung), and fire (extra spicy) flavors. If heat isn't your thing there's still something to find here. Service was fast for a dine in order. Food served in the ever present styrofoam tray and cans of soda are available for beverages. I got the fire chicken combo with rice and was very pleased. Meaty chunks of breaded chicken glistening with bright red sauce, sprinkled with crunchy batter crisps and scallions. 100% recommend, don't let the humble presentation fool you, what's going on inside is special!“
“Gruff service but I absolutely loved it. Similar to what you’d expect in foreign eateries where service and atmosphere take second place to the food.And for $8 a person, this was a great value in 2024. Simple menu, retro diner style, a little hard to find because you’d assume it’s on Delmar but it’s tucked in a corner around back. I’ll be back, and often.“
“The gimbap (especially the veggie and the donkatsu kinds) is perfect every time. My other favorites are the classic bulgogi and the tteok-bok-gi (spicy rice cakes). Overall, it's delicious and very reasonably priced, especially considering the generous portion sizes. Check it out if you're in the area!“
“We had a great hotpot experience at Shabu day. We got seated immediately upon arrival.I like how spacious and clean the place is. We ordered the beef broth and house spicy broth with brisket and premium beef sirloin. The beef broth was very flavorful. I also liked the dipping sauces here. Outstanding service and attentive staffs. I think the price is fair for AYCE.“
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“Tacos were straight masterpieces as usual. They added new kiosks to order. I tried it to get around the herd of lost souls who couldn't form a line or make a decision. It unecessarily ask for a cell number for what I don't know because they still call your name out. It doesnt print a receipt and if you want a drink you either have to still wait in lime or stay parched till your order is ready. Lesson learned order at the register.Still 100% worth it.“
“Wonderful food. Elegantly presented sashimi, sushi, takoyaki, gyoza, udon, don buri (bowls of food), and other Japanese options. Many many types of sushi rolls. In total, there is not only more than standard Japanese fare, but it is also delicious, high quality, and beautifully presented. Many different sakes, mixed drinks, and Japanese beers along with international Gin, bourbon, tequila, rum options. They even have Japanese soda pop. Friendly and helpful staff. Lovely decor with exquisite hand painted scenes. I had been there once before and couldn’t wait to go back for seconds to show my adult son who also, this day enjoyed his food immensely.“
“Definitely coming back! I came here today for work to order for myself and my guys for the first time. The manager was very welcoming and introduced himself and advised me on food favorites and was very kind. He went above and behind my expectations! He even gave me a discount for my first time here ordering for my employees. I’m definitely coming back here and eating more because of the quality of the service and food but overall because he is a kind helpful man. Great manager of this location !“
“Very friendly staff and the food is terrific. It is freshly made, flavorful and a good value. The staff is terrific at making suggestions and will adjust for vegans and vegetarians. It also is locally owned independent business that deserves your support.“
“I knew this was going to be good the second I walked in and got a whiff of some bulgogi. This might be my favorite restaurant on Olive Blvd. There was a bit of a weight but with good reason.. Unlike most places, Korean Cuisine uses heated stone bowls that keep soups and rice very and consistently hot. I got the chefs special Bibimbop and with the sweet gochujang, this cheesy beefy rice dish transformed my view of quality Korean food. Nothing missed. All around fantastic food and friendly service. Coming back soon for sure.“
“Food is great as always, the Gogi Bowl with chicken, fried sweet potatoes, burrito with steak, and kimchi fried rice with steak were all delicious. The friendly staff, clean environment, and fast service made our dining experience even more enjoyable. I highly recommend.“
“I went here with a group of 3 couples to have Korean bbq and do some karaoke and we were not disappointed. It was popping the night we went and the staff forgot a few things, but were very apologetic when reminded and quick to bring out what we were missing. I loved everything we had to eat and the sharing experience with friends was so fun! The best has to be the karaoke!!! We got the smaller room which was a bit cramped and got a little hot with 6 people, but you cannot beat getting to hog the mic with only 6 people. On top of that, the staff let us stay and sing while they cleaned up for an hour AND didn't come in during the middle of the song, they let us finish up before we went. Love this place for a date, a group outing, and it is probably really good for carry out too.“
“They have such a great take on chicken wings! The wings themselves are very delicious. So much meat on the bone. They're cooked to perfection, still nice and juicy, with a nice crunch from the breading. The boneless wings are huge and are pretty much big pieces of cut up breasts. The sauces are great too. Many of them are Asian twists on classic styles. The sides are great too. Very good all around.“
“A friend and I went here before a concert down the street and could not have been happier with our dinner choice. Even though they were busy there were plenty of places to sit. The food was delicious and the service was satisfactory. I would absolutely choose to eat here again!“
“We did not partake in the All You Can Eat BBQ.This place has been on my radar for a while, as I do love bulgogi.Three of us went on a late afternoon on the weekend. Place was busy. It's definitely cozy, waitress was pleasant.We ordered two japchae with beef bulgogi, and one bulgogi entree. Appetizer we ordered a Seafood Pancake.Appetizer - decent; eat serving of the pancake had some minced amount of seafood in it.Japchae - generous amount of glass noodles, with a fair amount of veggies and bulgogi.Bulgogi entree - this took a minute out, but it was worth it! Sizzling piled plated of bulgoi with onions, seasoned lightly.We had no negative thoughts or concerns on the food. It was all hot and delicious!Definitely will be coming again for sure!Parking: Situated next to the AMC theater, Seoul Garden has its own communal parking with the neighboring shops....shouldn't be an issue to find a place to park.Wheelchair accessibility: There is nearby (down a couple of shops) accessible parking, the door is level and the flooring is even. The only thing you may have an issue with is a wheelchair it might be a bit narrow.“