Small space with spacious indoor seating creates a calm vibe. Bold Korean flavors shine in shrimp tempura kimbap and savory bulgogi. Crisp banchan and spicy stews add comforting depth to the welcoming atmosphere.
Kimbap stands out with varieties like shrimp tempura and spicy tuna packed with generous fillings. Bulgogi offers a savory taste, while stews bring spicy, comforting flavors alongside crisp banchan.
"The Korean food here is delicious and perfectly seasoned."
"The Bulgogi kimbap here is giant, packed with less rice and more meat."
"These hidden gems offer generous portions, enough for several meals."
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Parking is free but limited in the small lot.
Expect to pay around $20 per plate, with extra charges for certain items.
Takeout is a popular option, especially during busy lunch hours.
Retro 90s South Korean style sets a lively yet relaxed vibe with brick walls and K-pop tunes. Fresh draft beers complement garlic chili chicken and mala rose tteokbokki, perfect for late-night cravings from 5pm to 2am. Noise levels allow private conversations in a spacious setting.
Late-night hours from 5pm to 2am make it easy to get Korean fried chicken anytime. The garlic chili chicken pairs well with mala rose tteokbokki, which features large rice balls and stays tasty even the next day.
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Thanks Chicken is open from 5pm to 2am for late-night cravings.
Happy hour runs from 5pm to 7pm with discounted drinks.
A 50% discount is available until 7 PM on select items.
Korean BBQ shines with all-you-can-eat meats like bulgogi and pork belly. Lively, cozy vibe pulses with weekend crowds and loud music. Massive vents keep air clear while large TVs boost the active social scene.
All-you-can-eat Korean BBQ features fresh banchan, house kimchi, and standout meats like bulgogi and pork belly. Rib meat and Bulgogi plates offer rich, authentic flavors with a modern twist.
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Happy hour starts after 10 pm with discounted drinks.
Guests have 90 minutes to order and enjoy the all-you-can-eat menu.
A special birthday light show features strobe lights for celebrations.
Small spot serves crispy Korean fried chicken and bold kimchi with simple BBQ rice bowls. Flavors balance well with house-pickled veggies and fluffy rice. Atmosphere fits quick, affordable meals with easy online ordering and limited parking.
Kimchi stands out with its bold flavor. Korean BBQ meat pairs well with simple steamed rice. Korean fried chicken comes crispy. Bulgogi bowl with fried egg lacks salt and flavor.
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There are limited parking spaces in the lot.
The menu is simple with only one vegan/vegetarian option.
They offer online ordering for pickup and delivery.
Korean barbecue shines with top-notch meat like galbi and wagyu, paired with authentic cold noodles and a variety of banchan. Intimate setting boasts beautiful decor and a relaxing atmosphere, though seating feels tight and prices run high.
Korean BBQ features excellent meat quality and an awesome selection of dishes. A generous variety of high quality banchan accompanies flavorful meals, including authentic cold noodles with a chewy texture.
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Parking inside the building on Mansfield is free during the day on weekdays.
Valet parking is $5 and located right next to the restaurant.
Reservations are recommended.
Cozy Korean spot serves delicious goat soup with a subtle kick and affordable soju. Friendly vibe meets varied banchan, including spicy mustard sauce. Watch for flies near kimchi and expect slow service at times.
Mirak goat soup comes with affordable soju prices and a variety of banchan including a spicy mustard sauce. Flies sometimes land on the kimchi, and service can be slow when calling for soju or orders.
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Expect flies and gnats during your meal, which may affect your experience.
Parking is free but very limited, so arrive early.
Mirak Restaurant is known for its affordable prices.
Small dining area inside a grocery store offers a clean, casual setting with eight tables. Korean fried chicken is crispy and juicy with a mild BBQ sauce that delivers an amazing taste. Free parking and simple flavors make it convenient for quick bites.
Korean fried chicken here is very crispy and juicy with a satisfying crunch. Wings and drumettes come with a mild Korean BBQ sauce that delivers an amazing taste.
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Free parking is available in the plaza.
The eating area is very clean and well-maintained.
Portions are decent for the price, suitable for sharing.
Bright, modern space blends Korean vibe with clean decor and lively atmosphere. Galbitang offers rich broth and tender meat, while crab dishes come with fresh crab and kimchi. Outdoor seating under a large canopy adds to the comfortable dining experience.
Galbitang stands out with its rich, clear broth and tender meat. The crab dish features soft, fresh crab served with dried seaweed, kimchi, rice, and crab soup.
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Most dishes are on the pricier side, so budget accordingly.
Parking can get full quickly; consider arriving early.
Valet parking is available for $3, but not after 9 PM.
Small spot with contemporary Korean decor and a lively vibe. Known for large portions of flavorful bulgogi and spicy chicken bowls. Homemade kimchi adds a tangy, sweet touch to meals.
The Bulgogi Beef Bowl stands out with its tender, flavorful meat and large portion size. The Spicy Korean Fried Chicken offers a perfect balance of spice and texture, while the homemade kimchi adds a tangy yet sweet complement to the dishes.
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The prices for the Korean BBQ bowls are very affordable for the quality offered.
The portions are sizable and offered at very reasonable prices.
Parking is limited, but it is easy to find nearby.
Korean barbecue shines with all-you-can-eat meats like lamb steak and bulgogi, paired with authentic kimchi and banchan. The tabletop grilling creates an energetic, social vibe in a spacious interior perfect for groups. A robot waiter adds fun to the lively, smoky atmosphere.
Offers all-you-can-eat Korean BBQ with fresh meats like lamb steak seasoned with cumin powder. Serves authentic kimchi and Korean pancakes, plus tasty banchan and dipping sauces. Brisket, pork belly, and bulgogi pair well with salt seasoning.
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Parking is available nearby, but it can be difficult to find.
Lunch specials are offered until 3pm for $26 all-you-can-eat.
Expect a long wait for a table, especially on weekends.
Modern Korean spot offers crispy rice in eel bibimbap and customizable spice in tofu stew. Spacious, clean interior with private rooms and tablet ordering enhances comfort. Large parking and a connected café add convenience and variety.
Eel bibimbap features crispy rice that stands out. Soft tofu stews come generous and allow customizable spice levels. Banchan and salad stay fresh and well-kept.
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Valet parking costs $3, with the entrance next to ROK.
Street parking is available for 2 hours between 11am and 3pm.
The restaurant was packed, but the line moved quickly; expect about a 20-minute wait.
Spacious cafe offers customizable ramyun with classic kimchi. Stylish seating creates a cozy vibe perfect for families. Quick, healthy options make it a convenient spot for work or study.
Self-service stations let you customize ramyun with various toppings. Kimchi is available and adds a classic Korean touch.
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There is a parking lot in the back of kyucafe, which is easy to access.
Most of the onigiri had already sold out by the afternoon.
The bathroom at kyucafe is handicap accessible.
Open-air dining with patio string lights and fire lamps sets a lively, spacious mood. Premium Korean dishes like black Angus brisket and LA Galbi shine without sauces. TVs show sports and K-pop, adding to the energetic vibe with loud music.
Offers premium-quality meats like black Angus brisket and rib eye, plus seafood such as Cajun shrimp. Features standout dishes like kimchi fried rice and LA Galbi that often don't need sauces.
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The all-you-can-eat price is $26.95 per person, with a two-person minimum.
They stop serving food at 9:20 PM, despite being open until 10:30 PM.
Street parking is available, but be aware of metered spots.
Spacious Korean barbecue spot offers a quiet vibe and friendly atmosphere. Chicken bulgogi and kalbi are flavorful and well cooked, while bibimbap provides a clean balance. Great place to enjoy chicken wings with beer and soju.
Chicken bulgogi and kalbi come out flavorful and well cooked. The bibimbap offers a clean, comforting balance with no strange flavors. Chicken wings pair well with beer and soju.
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Chick & Burger offers free parking in a plaza with plenty of space.
The restaurant serves authentic Korean barbecue and burgers.
Expect a quick service time, with food ready in about 10 minutes.
Old Korean spot serves spicy stir-fried chicken cooked before you, with a quirky woodblock menu. Cozy, small space fits casual meals with beer or soju. Authentic flavors shine in a low-key, utilitarian atmosphere loved by locals.
Dak galbi is the main dish, cooked right in front of you with authentic flavors and an option to add cheese. The meal includes fried rice and pairs well with beer or soju in a low-key atmosphere with a quirky woodblock menu.
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There is a minimum order of two servings when ordering Dak Galbi.
Parking is difficult and limited near the restaurant.
Tips are voluntary and not mandatory.
Medium-sized Korean spot buzzes with authentic mom and pop energy and a bright vibe. Kimchi pancake and frozen dumplings deliver bold flavors, while acorn jelly refreshes. Outdoor seating and food pictures boost the immersive Korean feel.
Kimchi shines in several dishes, including a crispy kimchi pancake with just the right tang. Frozen dumplings and Korean noodles also stand out, with acorn jelly offering a cool, refreshing contrast.
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Breakfast specials are available from 6:30 to 10:30 am.
Parking can be difficult during peak meal times.
There is a free underground parking lot available.
Pickup-only spot with a quick, casual vibe and large windows that make it hot inside. Korean fried chicken shines with crispy texture and juicy meat, especially the Galbi wings. Kimchi fried rice adds a solid, flavorful side to the bold wings.
Korean fried chicken comes crispy on the outside and juicy on the inside, with generous servings of boneless pieces and Galbi wings with bones. Kimchi fried rice also stands out as a solid choice.
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The restaurant is only for pickup, with no tables to dine in.
Expect a hot and uncomfortable interior due to large windows.
Wings are large enough that a small size is sufficient for a meal.
Small, modern spot pulses with loud K-pop and a trendy vibe. Spicy seafood noodles shine in Korean dishes, paired well with handmade dumplings. Ordering tablets speed service, matching the bold flavors and generous portions of authentic Korean-style Chinese food.
Jjamppong stands out as the tastier dish at this spot, known for its spicy seafood noodle soup. The jjajangmyeon offers a solid black bean noodle experience but comes in smaller portions, often paired with tangsuyuk and handmade dumplings.
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Parking is available in the lot in front of the restaurant.
The total cost for two dishes, including tip and tax, is nearly $40.
Having lunch for two people typically costs around $50.
Kimbap spot serves fresh sesame oil infused rolls with charcoal-grilled beef and egg options. Casual vibe and quick service make it great for groups with party trays. Prices reflect quality and portion size, balancing taste and value well.
Fresh, flavorful kimbap shines here with options like charcoal-grilled beef and egg-wrapped varieties. The menu sticks to basics but delivers satisfying, well-presented bites with good service.
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A roll of kimbap costs between $6 and $10.
The party tray is a great value for gatherings.
Ordering the party box by phone in advance is recommended for convenience.
Spacious mall offers a quiet atmosphere and well-organized market. Food court shines with authentic Korean dishes like marinated bulgogi and kimbap. Parking is available but can get congested during peak hours.
Great selection of banchan and kimchees complements the Korean BBQ spot. The marinated bulgogi stands out, tasting better than other places. Kimbap from the dedicated area and dishes like Black Bean Noodles or Radish Cold Noodles are popular choices.
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Parking is often congested during lunch and dinner rush hours.
There is plenty of parking available, but it can be difficult to find a spot.
The food court offers a variety of authentic Korean dishes.
Old-school Korean Chinese spot buzzes with chaotic energy and a homie atmosphere. Dishes shine with rich sauces and generous portions, especially the crispy sweet and sour pork and jjajangmyeon. Large tables suit groups well in the simple, clean space.
Rich sauces and generous portions define the jjajangmyeon and jjamppong here. Nurungji-tang offers a crispy and chewy texture that stands out.
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Parking costs $3 in cash, with limited availability in a small lot.
Valet parking is available for $3.
The restaurant is closed on Mondays and Tuesdays.
Tiny space with friendly service offers a cozy vibe perfect for quick meals. Sweet and salty bulgogi bowls shine for Korean food lovers. Mostly takeout with minimal seating keeps the atmosphere casual and clean.
Bulgogi here is super sweet and salty, served solidly in bowls that work well for lunch. Sashimi bowls appear as a preferred option over bulgogi bowls for some.
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The Bop is primarily a takeout spot, but there are a few tables available for eating in.
The food is reasonably priced with large portion sizes.
Credit cards are accepted, but cash is preferred for smaller orders.
Spacious Korean spot offers complimentary cream stew and spicy cold noodles that shine. Bright, cozy vibe with ordering tablets at each table adds a tech-savvy touch. Loud music keeps energy high in a clean, modern space.
Complimentary cream stew and banchan arrive right after seating. The Mac and cheese side features a kimchi spice flavor. The Spicy cold noodles stand out as a favorite dish.
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Expect a wait of 30-40 minutes during busy dinner hours.
You must order at least one menu item per person.
Parking is available, but can be hectic due to limited space.
Spacious seating and a large patio create an upscale, relaxed vibe with quiet atmosphere and excellent ventilation. Authentic Korean BBQ shines with clean, delicious flavors like galbi naengmyeon and light doenjang jjigae. Private rooms and a bar add comfort and versatility.
Authentic Korean BBQ stands out with clean, delicious flavors and a quieter atmosphere than typical spots. Their galbi naengmyeon and cold noodles deliver solid, refreshing taste, while the doenjang jjigae made with galbitang broth offers a light, savory depth.
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Valet parking costs $4.
Parking can be tough, but free parking and cheap valet are available.
They accept online payments like Venmo and Zelle.
Korean barbecue shines with all-you-can-eat meats like bulgogi and brisket. Outdoor seating under a tent adds a casual vibe. Friendly staff create a lively atmosphere that suits both groups and quiet diners.
Offers reasonably priced all-you-can-eat Korean BBQ with a variety of meats like bulgogi beef, brisket, and beef belly. Includes popular sides such as kimchi fried rice and kimchi rice lunch boxes.
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Parking costs $5 and is right by the restaurant.
The restaurant includes a 15% gratuity on the bill.
Drinks and desserts cost extra, even though it was advertised as all-you-can-eat.
Small space with retro Korean street market graphics offers a cozy vibe. Tteokbokki shines with chewy rice cakes in spicy sweet sauce, perfect for dipping tempura. Korean fried chicken is crispy and flavorful, priced around $5, making it a great spot for authentic Korean snacks.
Tteokbokki features chewy rice cakes in a spicy sweet sauce with plenty of sauce for dipping tempura. Korean fried chicken comes in crispy, well-flavored options like sweet and sour or galbi sauce, all priced around $5.
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There is free parking behind the store, but spaces are limited.
The prices range from $6 to $12, providing great value.
The small portion costs $5 and is perfect for lunch.
Korean grocery store shines with fresh seafood and authentic kimchi served free. Staff offer expert recommendations on dishes like jjambbong and fermented skate. Atmosphere feels truly Korean with a focus on traditional flavors and quality ingredients.
Kimchi stands out with both regular and young radish kimchi served free. Staff recommend dishes like eel grilled to pair with kimchi, along with jjambbong, odeng, fermented skate, and pollack roe.
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Reservations are recommended for busy times to avoid long waits.
Parking is available on-site, but fills up quickly during peak hours.
Credit cards are accepted, but cash is preferred for smaller purchases.