Small, clean spot with a classic vibe and modern touch. Tteokbokki shines with perfectly spicy sauce and unique kimbap like cheese sticks inside. Quiet, cozy space with soft K-pop makes it great for casual meals.
Tteokbokki stands out with its perfectly spicy sauce and options like half rose and half regular. Kimbap comes in unique varieties such as cheese sticks inside and warm bulgogi, both paired well with the tteokbokki combos.
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They don't take cash; only card payments are accepted.
Parking can be tricky, but there is ample space on weekends.
It operates like a fast-food place; order and pay upfront.
Neon lights and loud K-pop create a lively mood perfect for late nights. Bold flavors like chicken feet and kimchi stew offer authentic Korean tastes. Groups sing along and unwind in a gastropub vibe that feels like a Korean corner chicken house.
Chicken feet and kimchi stew stand out with bold flavors. Crispy bulgogi fries and sweet-spicy Yangnyeom chicken add variety. Comfort comes from dishes like Uden tang and jjigae, while Korean fried chicken offers a satisfying crunch.
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The restaurant is open every day until midnight, and until 1am on weekends.
Happy hour deals run from 5-7pm on Tuesdays; check their socials for details.
Parking is easy to find in a large plaza with plenty of spots.
Small, clean spot serves authentic Korean dishes like crispy Donkatsu and fresh bossam with banchan. Casual vibe draws local Korean groups, making it lively and welcoming. Tables have convenient utensil drawers for easy access to napkins and chopsticks.
Authentic Korean dishes shine with crispy Donkatsu, flavorful Galbi Jim, and fresh bossam served with cabbage and banchan. Cold noodles come with a chewy texture and a unique bear ice cube in the broth, adding a fun twist.
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The waiting time is over 40 minutes during peak hours.
Parking is easy in the Hmart plaza with a sizeable lot.
Soju prices are cheaper than other Korean places around.
Clean, modern space with spacious seating booths offers a hip, trendy vibe and authentic Korean dishes. Bibimbap is a rare find here, paired with a wide variety of banchans served in bronze tableware. Friendly staff add to the welcoming atmosphere.
Bibimbap stands out as a rare find in the area. Side dishes impress with variety and flavor, including grilled mackerel, seafood pancake, mixed tofu soup, and cold noodles.
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Expect wait times of up to 45 minutes for weekend dinners.
Prices for entrees can be high, with a tofu pot costing around $20.
The restaurant offers lunch and dinner service, as well as takeout options.
Cozy spot shines with crispy fried chicken and generous portions that satisfy hearty appetites. Warm lighting and round tables create a casual atmosphere perfect for small groups or dates. Unique dishes like Chan Chan kimbap and spicy or creamy tteokbokki add flavorful twists to classic Korean fare.
Korean fried chicken stands out with its super crunchy batter and meaty pieces. The Chan Chan kimbap offers a flavorful twist and ranks as a favorite. Tteokbokki comes in spicy and creamy rose flavors, sometimes with flat noodles topping.
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Parking is free but can get crowded during busy times.
Expect long wait times for large groups; put your name on the list.
The portion sizes are large, often enough for sharing.
Small space blends sports bar energy with K-pop music for a lively vibe. Korean fried chicken shines with spicy sweet sauce, paired with fresh sides and plastic gloves for easy eating. Casual atmosphere invites both dining and drinking experiences.
Korean fried chicken here features a perfect mix of spicy and sweet sauce that matches traditional flavors. The Tteokbokki tastes just like in Korea, and banchan orders are consistently ready on time.
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Expect a wait time of about 20 minutes during busy hours.
A half-chicken order comes with a small radish, while a whole chicken includes a large radish.
The set lunch menu is available until 3 p.m.
Small ceramic grills create a luxury dining vibe with top-quality meats for authentic Korean BBQ. Clean, modern decor and a spotless kitchen add to the comfortable atmosphere. Cold kimchi noodles and flavorful banchan highlight the unique Korean flavors.
Premium Korean BBQ features top-notch meats and attentive table service. The cold kimchi noodles stand out as refreshing and unique, paired with tidy, flavorful banchan and authentic dishes like Pajeon on request.
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Reservations are recommended, especially during peak dinner hours.
Expect limited availability as they serve only 10 pieces of cap steak daily.
The restaurant does not offer all-you-can-eat options.
Halal Korean fried chicken shines with crispy texture and fresh taste. Cozy spot offers unique croissant sandwiches and halal BBQ. Mostly takeout with clean interior and limited seating.
Korean fried chicken stands out with its crispy texture and rich flavor. It comes in unique forms like between croissants and offers a halal Korean BBQ option.
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Furai Chicken offers halal bone-in chicken, but specify when ordering.
Most orders at Furai Chicken are placed online.
Parking is easy to find, and pickup takes less than 5 minutes.
Small, cozy spot near campus offers authentic tteokbokki with bold spice and unique combos. Loud music sets a casual vibe while spicy pork bulgogi and chicken stew deliver full flavor. Easy takeout with app discounts keeps customers coming back.
Tteokbokki here features a unique mix of gochujang, cheese, sausage, and kimchi with huge portions that can feed 2-3 people. The spicy pork bulgogi and chicken stew stand out with full flavor and good heat, satisfying cravings for classic Korean dishes.
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Customers can get 50% off when ordering through their app.
The restaurant has limited indoor seating capacity of 24.
Outdoor seating is available for those who prefer it.
Spacious Korean spot offers a modern interior and cozy vibe with lively music. Grilled marinated beef and bulgogi fill the air with smoky aroma. Prompt banchan and a wide soju selection enhance the meal.
Grilling fills the air with a warm, smoky aroma. The marinated beef and bulgogi stand out for their flavor. Kimchi soup tastes balanced, not salty. Banchan arrives promptly without asking. A wide selection of soju options, including sugar-free, complements the meal.
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Reservations are not required, and there is usually no wait for dinner.
The restaurant offers table cooking and kitchen cooking options.
Parking is ample due to its location in a busy plaza.
Casual Korean spot shines with authentic cold noodles and plentiful banchan including fresh kimchi. Bright lighting and unlimited side dishes create a homey vibe. Busy lunch crowd enjoys complimentary bone broth in a simple, comfortable setting.
Cold noodles stand out with authentic flavors. The banchan offers a varied and plentiful selection, including fresh kimchi made daily. Soups and stews stay true to Korean tradition, while dishes like spicy pork bulgogi and bibimbap in a hot stone bowl deliver classic tastes.
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Yoo's place is very busy during lunchtime, expect longer wait times.
The menu at Yoo's place is extensive, featuring many popular Korean dishes.
Expect to pay a bit more, as some find the food expensive for the portions.
Korean comfort food shines with moist bossam served in a wooden box and rich Galbitang broth. Fresh seafood dishes balance spice well in a warm, welcoming atmosphere that feels like a hidden gem. Attentive service keeps kimchi radish refilled promptly.
Moist, tender bossam arrives in a wooden box and pairs well with a variety of flavorful banchan. The Galbitang stands out for its rich taste, and kimchi radish kimchi gets refilled promptly by attentive waiters.
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Expect a 10-minute wait on busy Saturday mornings.
The restroom cleanliness may not meet expectations.
Korean-speaking customers often prefer the sundae soup.
Small Korean spot shines with authentic soups and spicy pork bulgogi. Rustic charm and pleasant outdoor tables create a relaxed vibe. Perfect for casual meals with friends and family.
Authentic Korean food comes with amazing banchan and spicy pork bulgogi that never disappoints. Korean soups, bibimbap, and cold noodles paired with bulgogi add variety and flavor.
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Parking may be a little difficult during lunch hours due to limited spots in front.
There is additional parking available at the back of the restaurant.
Expect no wait times on Tuesday nights.
Korean barbecue shines with authentic flavors like bulgogi and spicy pork belly. Upbeat vibe and cozy atmosphere make dining lively yet comfortable. Expect short wait times and a solid mix of meats and sides for great value.
Bulgogi and spicy pork belly stand out with rich flavors. The all-you-can-eat Korean BBQ offers home-style meats and well-seasoned banchan at a fair price.
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Reservations are required through Yelp for a wait time of about 20 minutes.
Expect a short wait time during peak hours, especially for large parties.
The all-you-can-eat BBQ option is available at a relatively cheap price.
Korean restaurant serves huge portions with authentic flavors like rich galbitang and sharp radish kimchi. Space feels clean and open, drawing crowds at lunch and dinner. Prices stay affordable, offering great value for quality Korean food.
Galbitang stands out with its rich flavor, paired perfectly with radish kimchi that has a sharp, refreshing bite. The kimchi and side dishes are consistently well-made and enjoyed by all ages.
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Expect large portion sizes; one dish can easily serve two people.
The price of $22.99 for the Donkatsu offers great value for the amount of food.
Parking can be difficult on weekends, so arrive early.
Indoor and outdoor seating create a relaxed vibe with KPOP music adding energy. Enjoy authentic Korean fried chicken with spicy sauces and tasty sides like kimchi fried rice. Perfect for casual hangouts or quick takeout.
Authentic Korean fried chicken comes with various sauces including Red Hot and Spicy Galbi for spice lovers. Dishes like kimchi fried rice, cheesy corn, and bear rose tteokbokki add variety alongside Korean BBQ options.
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Reservations are not accepted, and walk-in orders are limited after 21:40.
Expect a wait during busy hours, especially on Friday evenings.
The restaurant charges an automatic gratuity on bills over $200.