Dark woods and black accents create a gorgeous interior with clean, cute decor. Korean BBQ grill shines with excellent kalbi and bulgogi, perfect for date nights or small groups. Lively vibe comes from Korean hip hop music and guests cooking at stove-top tables.
Korean BBQ grill stands out with excellent kalbi, bulgogi, and cuts of meat. The spot suits date nights and small groups with consistent quality and service.
"The Korean food here is delicious, especially the fresh kimchi."
"The Korean Bbq service was amazing, with attentive staff."
"The food quality here is great and melts in your mouth."
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Smoking Tiger Korean BBQ is not an all-you-can-eat restaurant.
Expect to spend around $140 for two people.
The set meals truly feed two people with leftovers.
Spacious bar buzzes with loud music and colorful lights, creating a nightclub vibe. Korean fried chicken offers bold flavor, while mango highball soju refreshes with a crisp fizz. Private karaoke room adds fun to authentic Korean drinking culture.
Korean fried chicken stands out with an old school style and bold flavor. The mango highball soju offers a refreshing, balanced sweetness with a crisp fizz. Kimchi stew delivers low heat but rich, magical flavor.
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Hanshin Pocha opens at 5 pm and closes at midnight on weekdays.
The restaurant has a late-night vibe, being open until 2 AM on weekends.
Expect large portions suitable for sharing, especially with friends.
Korean restaurant offers homemade kimchi with fresh, balanced spice and tender Korean BBQ like Samgyeopsal. Decor blends modern and traditional for a homey atmosphere that feels like Korea. Space is cozy and welcoming, perfect for authentic flavors and family vibes.
Kimchi stands out with its homemade freshness and balanced spice. The bibim-naengmyeon offers a spicy cold noodle experience, while the Samgyeopsal and Galbi deliver tender, juicy Korean BBQ flavors.
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Babo Jumak is open late at night until 11 PM.
Karaoke night happens every Thursday at 10 PM with a two-drink minimum.
Reservations are recommended for larger groups to ensure seating.
Open kitchen and glass storefront create a cozy atmosphere with great music adding to the fun vibe. Korean corn dogs and kimchi fries offer bold flavors and generous portions. Friendly staff enhance the experience, making it a standout spot for casual Korean eats.
Kimchi fries stand out with excellent flavor and generous portions. Korean corn dogs and kimchi tator tots also feature, sometimes offered on the house.
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There is no seating available at the location.
The mega pick box gives you a choice of 5 different types of corn dogs with sauces.
The shop is located in a small mall where parking can sometimes be limited.
Asian food court serves generous portions of Korean-Chinese dishes with chewy noodles and bold spice. Jjajangmyeon shines with its warm sauce and quick service. Casual vibe draws those craving authentic flavors and nearby stalls offer sushi variety.
Jjajangmyeon stands out with its warm, flavorful sauce and chewy, bouncy noodles. Spicy Jjajangmyeon and Mapo Tofu also offer bold, spicy flavors and dishes arrive quickly.
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The restaurant is located in an Asian food court.
Portions are generous and easily shareable between two or three people.
You can enjoy the Korean-Chinese food with temaki sushi from the neighboring stall.
Huge, well-lit grocery store offers authentic Asian finds and a busy, aromatic food court. Fresh seafood and marinated bulgogi meat attract those seeking quality ingredients. Enjoy kimchi fried rice and freshly made pancakes in a clean, modern space.
Great selection of marinated bulgogi meat and thinly sliced meats for Korean BBQ or hot pot. The frozen section has various Korean dumplings and ready-to-eat meals. Kimchi fried rice, gimbap, and freshly made pancakes stand out as well.
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H Mart Mesa offers a wide variety of authentic Asian groceries and ingredients.
The market features unique products not found in typical supermarkets.
H Mart Mesa is known for its excellent quality of fresh produce.
Modern Korean spot features beef bulgogi and tasty mung bean pancakes. Cozy vibe with K-pop music and BBQ grills at every table. Clean, light wood interiors create a relaxed Seoul feel.
Beef bulgogi stands out with its extremely flavorful taste. Mung bean pancake appetizer and banchan offer good flavor as well.
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The restaurant does not have a waiting system, so arrive early to avoid delays.
They charge for extra banchan, so consider this when ordering.
The dishes cost around $35 for each entrée, totaling approximately $100 for lunch with extras.
Spacious and modern with Korean BBQ tables, the restaurant serves tender bulgogi and fresh bibimbap with vegan options. Cozy atmosphere with smooth jazz and friendly service featuring a call button at each table.
Bulgogi comes tender and flavorful, paired with tasty condiments and side dishes like kimchi and pickled radishes. The bibimbap features perfectly seasoned rice topped with fresh vegetables and a fried egg, with vegan options available.
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The restaurant offers eight different types of side dishes with meals.
Parking is plentiful and located in a less trafficked section of the lot.
The food is cheaper than other Korean BBQ places in the area.
Enjoy authentic Hawaiian vibe with peaceful, welcoming atmosphere and live music. Savor thick, juicy Kalbi ribs and combo plates with BBQ Kalbi and Char Siu Chicken. Perfect for family-friendly dining with bold Korean flavors.
Kalbi ribs come thick and juicy with bold flavor. Combo plates feature BBQ Kalbi and Char Siu Chicken with generous portions and expert preparation.
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The restaurant participates in a weekly community food truck event.
Expect a wait time of 20-30 minutes during busy dinner hours.
Credit cards and mobile payments are accepted; cash is also welcome.
Korean barbecue shines with quality meat and a standout kimchi stew. Guests enjoy cooking at their table, creating a fun interactive experience. The vibe feels like a late-night street spot, warmed by K-pop tunes and cozy decor.
Quality meat and authentic sides define the Korean BBQ here. The kimchi stew stands out, and the selection of soju flavors adds variety to the beverage options.
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On weekends, there is a late night menu available.
Jin BBQ charges an 18% service fee for parties of 5 or more.
There was no wait time at Jin BBQ during my visit.
Small, clean spot with handcrafted Korean corn dogs and a fun vibe from K-pop music. Spicy Tteokbokki and unique ramen dog with cheddar sauce add bold flavors. Prices stay reasonable, and the relaxed atmosphere keeps crowds light.
Spicy and flavorful Tteokbokki stands out here. The menu also features a Potato Mozzarella Dog and ramen dog with shin ramyun seasoning and cheddar cheese sauce.
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Prices for corndogs start at $5.49, totaling around $7.03 after checkout.
The restaurant offers a variety of complimentary sauces with each order.
The hot dogs are large, providing generous portion sizes.
Korean barbecue offers authentic short rib bulgogi and spicy galbi tang in a quiet, family-friendly setting. Robots deliver food, adding a unique touch to the experience. Tables have rectangular grills but limited legroom.
Authentic Korean BBQ shines with dishes like Joomooluk short rib bulgogi and spicy galbi tang. Fermented kimchi offers a unique flavor, while bibimbap and soondubu add variety to the menu.
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The kitchen closes at 9 PM, but the restaurant remains open until 10 PM.
There is a $12.95 waste fee if you don't finish your order.
The restaurant has generous serving sizes.
Small Asian grocery store offers a cozy atmosphere with a mini food court and French bakery. Shelves hold fresh Korean dishes like homemade kimchis and tteokbokki. K-pop music adds a welcoming vibe that enhances the cultural experience.
Offers a wide range of homemade kimchis and fresh kimchi that stands out for quality. Stocks unique Korean staples like tteokbokki, black bean paste, and kimbap alongside lunch box options and Korean ramen noodles.
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Asiana Market offers a wide variety of Asian groceries and fresh Korean food.
Prices for popular items are often better than at H Mart.
The establishment and bathrooms are clean and well-maintained.
Open seating with a shaded outdoor area and clean, decorated interior sets a relaxed mood. Island music adds strong Hawaiian vibes that make dining fun and homey. Kalbi ribs shine with rich flavor and a generous sprinkle of sesame seeds, often paired with macaroni salad.
Kalbi ribs stand out with rich flavor and a generous sprinkle of sesame seeds on both ribs and rice. Plates often pair kalbi with sides like macaroni salad, though the kalbi comes with an extra charge above the base price.
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The restaurant offers a buffet on Fridays, which is worth trying.
Expect high prices for small portions, averaging around $70 for a family of four.
The restaurant does not provide traditional plate lunches; you build your own plate.
Seating area plays K-Pop music, creating a lively vibe. Bulgogi is hot and sizzling, full of flavor. Many dishes can be made vegan, with generous portions and affordable prices. Kimchi rice and sweet potato banchan stand out.
The bulgogi arrives hot and sizzling, packed with tasty flavors. The kimchi rice stands out as especially good, and the banchan includes a notable sweet potato side.
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Asiana Kitchen Tofu & Grill offers many vegan options upon request.
Prices at Asiana Kitchen Tofu & Grill are very affordable.
The portions at Asiana Kitchen Tofu & Grill are generous.
Enjoy Korean chicken wings with pickled radish in a calm setting featuring a koi pond and bridge. Families love feeding fish while savoring tteokbokki with seafood. Moderate noise and a pop playlist keep the vibe lively yet relaxed.
Tteokbokki pairs surprisingly well with seafood here, creating a fun and memorable mix. Korean chicken wings come with pickled radish, and kimchi dumplings add a flavorful touch.
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Karaoke starts at 8 pm on Friday nights, which can be loud.
Parking is available in the lot behind the restaurant, but fills up quickly.
Credit cards and mobile payments are accepted; cash is also welcome.
Asian restaurant shines with fancy presentation and dishes made for sharing. Korean menu features bulgogi kimchi pasta and curry served with soup and kimchi daikon. Busy market nearby makes weekends overwhelming but food arrives hot in non-disposable bowls.
Bulgogi kimchi pasta blends cheesy and tangy flavors. Fried rice, omu rice, and beef bulgogi appear as common choices. Curry dishes come with soup and kimchi daikon on the side.
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Expect long wait times during lunch rush hours.
The market gets busy on Saturdays, affecting service times.
Using meltable plastic utensils for hot stone pot dishes is unsafe.
Korean food court stall offers large portions like stone pot bibimbap with sunny side egg and sweet-spicy topokki. Busy food hall vibe adds energy. Prices are reasonable with pork bulgogi and galbi around 20 dollars.
Stone pot bibimbap comes with a sunny side egg, fresh vegetables, and seasoned beef. Topokki balances sweet and spicy flavors, offering a comforting taste similar to homemade. Pork bulgogi and galbi both cost around 20 dollars.
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Galbi typically costs around 20 dollars.
Soda usually costs about 15 dollars.
The portions are very big, making it worth the money.