Korean restaurant offers a clean, authentic vibe with cozy, homely atmosphere and eye-catching decorations. Warm energy fills the space, enhanced by 80s music and inviting seating arrangements. Diners often enjoy traditional dishes in a setting that feels like dining in Korea.
Offers authentic Korean flavors with traditional dishes like Samgyetang served with salt and green onions to adjust taste. Known for authentic chicken ginseng soup and flavorful Korean soups.
Samgyetang stands out with its authentic ginseng chicken soup, served with salt and green onions to adjust flavor. The menu also features galbitang, royal tteokbokki, and seafood pajeon, alongside tasty beef bulgogi and japchae.
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There is a parking lot behind the restaurant and free street parking available.
Expect no waiting time around 7pm for a table.
Traditional Korean restaurant offers a cozy, family-like atmosphere with relaxing jazz music and a BYOB policy that includes wine glasses. The interior feels warm and welcoming, though noticeably hotter than outside, creating an intimate dining experience. Quiet energy suits families and those seeking a comfortable, homey vibe.
Food offers a home-cooked authentic taste with full of flavor dishes. Portions come in good size for leftovers and stay fresh.
Bibimbap stands out with well-portioned servings and wonderful flavor. Beef bulgogi and chicken bibimbap rank among the best versions found here.
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Kim’s Korean Cuisine & Sushi is BYOB, so bring your own wine.
Expect to pay around $65 for two meals and a drink after tip.
The restaurant offers excellent value with large portion sizes.
Korean grocery store with a large variety of fresh produce, fish, and meats alongside prepared Korean foods like bento boxes and soups. The layout is clean and organized but the space feels tight and funky. Friendly staff create a calm, easygoing atmosphere despite the busy market setting.
Authentic Korean foods come straight from the market and the attached restaurants. Both offer traditional dishes that stay true to Korean flavors.
Authentic Korean cuisine comes with homemade banchan and side dishes that are flavorful and reasonably priced. Ready-to-eat items include rice cakes, pancakes, japchae, and kimbap, plus Wang Mandu recently added to the selection.
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Fresh fish arrives every Thursday, making it a great day to visit.
The market offers a wide variety of Korean and Asian products.
Parking is easy and convenient at the market.
Restaurant offers a cozy Korean retro style with colorful stools and metal tables that create a lively, casual vibe. Music from a DJ and K-pop on TVs add to the cultural ambience. The space includes practical features like chairs with storage, enhancing comfort.
Food features authentic Korean chicken, tteokbokki, and gimbap with flavors that stand out from typical Korean fast food. The dishes taste genuine and capture traditional Korean flavors well.
Korean fried chicken stands out for being juicy and flavorful, paired with addictive tteokbokki featuring chewy rice cakes in a spicy-sweet sauce. The gimbap offers fresh, well-seasoned ingredients rolled in perfectly seasoned rice and seaweed.
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Noori Chicken is BYOB, making it a fun spot for a night out.
Prices are reasonable, and portion sizes are generous.
Reservations are recommended during peak hours due to high demand.
Small, cozy Korean restaurant with a clean, intimate space and friendly atmosphere. Music often includes K-pop, adding an authentic vibe. Seating suits parties of 2-4, with a layout that feels tight but welcoming.
Offers authentic Korean food with dishes like chicken bulgogi and soondubu that capture traditional flavors and atmosphere.
Beef sundubu soup and bibimbap stand out as flavorful and comforting dishes. The kimchi is notable, and classic Korean dishes like seafood pancake and bulgogi bibimbap come at competitive prices.
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There is limited street parking near the restaurant.
This restaurant is best accessed by public transit or by foot.
The portions are large enough to share an entree.
Korean restaurant offers authentic home cooking with a cozy, quiet atmosphere and a warm, welcoming vibe. The space feels unpretentious and homey, reminiscent of old-school Korean neighborhoods. Food is affordable and satisfying, drawing those seeking genuine Korean flavors.
Offers authentic Korean comfort food with a family-owned touch. Prices stay affordable while delivering tasty, genuine flavors.
Kimchi stew stands out with rich, bold flavors. The menu also features hot stone bibimbap, Korean fried chicken, and a variety of tasty banchan sides.
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Parking is available at the front of the restaurant.
Prices are affordable for authentic Korean food.
They charge $2 for takeout boxes.
Small interior offers a calm and peaceful atmosphere with calming music and a welcoming vibe. Korean fried chicken stands out as fresh and crispy, featuring unique sauces and high-quality flavors. Seating is limited, making it ideal for takeout or casual dining with family and friends.
Korean fried chicken here has a super crispy texture and comes in a wide variety of flavors. The kimchi fried rice tastes authentic and true to traditional recipes.
Super crispy Korean fried chicken stands out with a wide variety of flavors, especially the Sweet Korean fried chicken wings. The chicken is battered and fried in the typical manner, paired well with kimchi fried rice.
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The restaurant is perfect for takeout.
There were no long wait times.
Parking was available across the street and on the street.
Small, simple space with a cozy vibe and live charcoal grill creates a relaxed, homey atmosphere. Tight seating and smoke-filled air add a primal, hands-on cooking experience. Known for high-quality marinated galbi and authentic Korean barbecue flavors.
Meats and side dishes deliver very tasty and authentic flavors. Kimchi stew with tofu and pork offers a rich, authentic taste similar to Korean BBQ spots in Korea.
Charcoal grilling stands out with marinated kalbi and exquisitely tender galbi offering a unique smoky flavor. A variety of delicious banchan and rich kimchi stews complement the Korean BBQ experience.
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There is parking available in the back of the restaurant.
Expect to pay around $30-50 per person for a meal.
Credit cards and mobile payments are accepted.
Small space with dark ambiance and nonstop K-Pop music videos creates an authentic Korean street food vibe. Atmosphere feels intimate and lively, suited for casual gatherings or quick meals. Decor is simple and unpolished, emphasizing food and music over sleek interiors.
Dark ambiance and K-Pop videos on TV create a genuine Korean street food vibe. The menu offers authentic Korean BBQ and traditional dishes.
Dishes like the kimchi stew and kimchi pancake stand out for their bold, authentic flavors and comforting textures. The menu also features sweet marinated pork rib, spicy pork skin, and a cozy army stew packed with tofu, spam, hot dogs, and ramen.
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Reservations are not accepted; arrive early for larger groups.
The restaurant only accepts cash and Zelle for payment.
Expect large portions, perfect for sharing among friends.
Korean street food spot with authentic flavors and modern, clean decor inspired by Seoul streets. K-pop music videos play on big screens, creating a lively yet comfortable atmosphere. Limited space feels cozy, enhanced by a photo booth that adds a nostalgic touch.
Crunchy corn dogs and perfectly made ttoekbokki stand out with authentic flavors. Dumplings deliver a unique and delicious taste in a clean setting.
Tteokbokki stands out with its soupy texture and flavors that closely match those from Korea. The menu features ramyun pots and vegan corn dogs, with generous servings like extra dumplings added often.
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Parking is difficult; plan to arrive early or use public transport.
The wait time is short, even during busy hours.
Prices are affordable, making it a great option for street food.
Modern Korean restaurant with soft lighting and a warm, inviting atmosphere. Cocktails stand out, featuring drinks like the Garuso Boulevard and Korean tea old fashioned. Seating is plentiful but tables sit close together, and music keeps energy lively without overwhelming conversation.
Dishes deliver authentic Korean flavors with fresh, flavorful ingredients. The menu features traditional recipes that taste like those found in Korea, served with an upscale pub vibe.
Korean fried chicken and bulgogi sliders stand out with bold flavors. Dishes like LA galbi, kimchi fried rice, and tteokbokki offer authentic Korean tastes with a good balance of spice and richness.
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Happy hour lasts until 7 pm, offering discounted drinks and appetizers.
Portion sizes are small, similar to tapas, so consider ordering multiple dishes.
The restaurant accommodates vegetarians with substantial options on the menu.
Grills cook meat tableside while vents reduce smoke and odors, creating a clean, well-maintained environment. K-pop music plays, adding to a welcoming, lively atmosphere that feels authentic to Korea. Spacious seating includes stools for personal items, enhancing comfort during meals.
Korean BBQ here delivers authentic flavors that match those found overseas. The food is consistently delicious and true to traditional recipes.
Offers an unforgettable Korean barbecue experience with standout unique kimchi flavor not found even in Korea. The silver package pork combo delivers a delicious meal with excellent customer service.
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Parking is available in a large lot at a nearby shopping center.
Street parking is also plentiful around the restaurant.
Reservations are recommended for larger groups, especially on weekends.
Bubble tea store offers a cozy and stylish ambiance with bright, chill vibes and comfy seating suited for eating or working. Music plays a fun, upbeat soundtrack enhancing the relaxed atmosphere. Unique decor includes mystical, magical elements and seasonal themes, creating a charming and inviting space.
Braised pork bento offers authentic Chinese flavor. Beef noodle soup tastes hot and tasty with a clear Taiwanese influence.
Grilled tofu comes with sweet, spicy kimchi that is not sour. Cold noodles pair with fried chicken tender for a balanced dish.
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Monday through Thursday, they have a $10 bento special.
Customers can order at a kiosk or at the register.
Spending over $30 earns a free fried chicken leg.
Casual Thai restaurant with quirky cat robot servers creates a laid-back, street food vibe indoors and outdoors. The atmosphere feels comfortable and chill, blending novelty with authentic touches. Frequented for its fresh, flavorful dishes and relaxed setting.
Food offers authentic Asian flavors with huge portions. Char siu wonton noodles stand out for their genuine taste, while tom yam soup is less traditional.
Spicy kimchi dumplings come crispy outside and juicy inside, packed with flavor. Kimchi fries rice adds a unique twist, while dishes like satay fish and Basil Shiitake Mushroom with Beef complement the Korean flavors.
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The kitchen closes at 8:45 pm on weekdays, so plan your visit accordingly.
The menu does not clearly indicate allergens, so ask staff if you have dietary restrictions.
Sweet Rice allows customers to bring their own alcohol, enhancing the dining experience.
Korean restaurant with K-pop-themed decor and colorful interior creates a chill, casual atmosphere that feels like being in Seoul. Tables include charging stations, enhancing convenience. The vibe attracts a younger crowd seeking lively, trendy street food experiences.
Dishes like Jajangmyeon and Japchae taste fresh and match authentic flavors closely. Every meal delivers a solid, authentic Korean experience.
Galbi, pork bulgogi, and kimchi jjigae stand out with tender marinated meat and spicy, flavorful stews packed with pork belly and tofu. Kimchi fried rice blends bacon, pork belly, and seaweed topped with a perfectly cooked egg, while Korean fried chicken offers a heavenly crispy texture.
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Parking is on the street, costing about $2.50 an hour on weekdays.
After a certain time on weekends, parking is free.
The restaurant is open until midnight on Fridays and Saturdays.
Small interior offers a cozy atmosphere with soothing music and modern ordering technology like computer screens and serving robots. The vibe stays calm and relaxed, making it a quiet spot for lunch or casual dining. Asian dishes come in generous portions, with notable vegetarian options and affordable prices.
Authentic food shines here, especially the Thai milk tea served in a grande bottle. The atmosphere also feels genuine and true to its roots.
Rice bowls like bulgogi beef and orange chicken come warm and filling with a variety of flavors. Spicy Korean noodles hit the perfect spice level, and the Korean ramen tastes super delicious.
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The restaurant is conveniently located next to Roosevelt station.
Expect at least a 20-minute wait during busy times.
They accept cash and credit cards for payment.
Spacious Korean-American fusion restaurant with family-friendly atmosphere and chill, lowkey vibe. Offers casual seating areas overlooking the street and maintains a clean, bustling environment. Known for reasonably priced food and a mix of street food staples with elevated takes.
Food tastes very authentic Korean with most dishes sampled being delicious and true to tradition. Some find the authenticity varies, but the majority of the menu reflects genuine flavors.
Tteokboki and bulgogi bap stand out with addictive flavors. The kimchi fries offer a crispy, crunchy texture with just the right sauce and melted cheese. Japchae brings a grilled, smoky taste with warm garlic notes, while soondubu jjigae delivers a salty, spicy broth.
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The restaurant is mostly self-service, so tipping is not expected.
Prices are relatively affordable for the portion sizes offered.
Expect a longer wait time for food preparation during busy hours.
Korean restaurant offers authentic hometown flavors with a menu blending traditional Korean side dishes and Chinese-influenced main courses. The atmosphere feels warm and homey with simple, casual decor and a clean, spacious interior. Generous portions and a variety of dishes create a satisfying dining experience.
Extremely authentic Korean flavors deliver a true hometown taste. Dishes like budae jeongol come in filling portions with fresh, genuine ingredients.
Dolsot bibimbap stands out with its rich flavor and perfect texture. Meals include plentiful banchan with free refills and dishes like bulgogi beef and kimchi stew that offer bold, authentic tastes.
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There is easy street parking available near the restaurant.
The restaurant runs a promotion for free side dishes with reviews.
Ordering is done through an app, even for dine-in customers.
Small space with Japan izakaya style and traditional Japanese decor creates a cozy, intimate atmosphere. The vibe stays chill and welcoming, attracting those who appreciate authentic sushi and sake. Tables sit close together, emphasizing a communal feel despite limited privacy.
Food offers authentic Korean-Japanese flavors with dishes like Mazd soba udon standing out. The atmosphere matches an authentic izakaya experience.
Yakiniku service lets you grill your own proteins and enjoy them with lettuce wraps, Mul-kimchi, and sauces like ssamjang and sesame oil. Kimchi pancake stands out with an excellent flavor.
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Happy hour offers lower prices on select items; check for specific times.
Reservations are recommended, especially for busy times like brunch.
The Saturday brunch special features an all-you-can-eat menu with sushi and skewers.
Modern urban design creates a cozy, sleek atmosphere with pretty lighting and private rooms ideal for quiet dinners. Noise levels vary, sometimes making conversation difficult, but the vibe remains relaxed and welcoming. The space stands out among Korean restaurants for its unique, zen ambiance.
Menu offers a variety of authentic Korean dishes with a classy presentation. Food stays true to traditional flavors and styles.
Authentic Korean cuisine shines through dishes like extra spicy Bulgogi, seafood bibimbap, and kimchi jjigae. The banchan stands out as some of the best, complementing favorites like kalbi and fried chicken.
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Reservations are recommended due to the restaurant's popularity, especially during peak hours.
Expect longer wait times during weekend dinner hours; arrive early or make a reservation.
The restaurant offers a BOGO sushi deal on select days, making it a great value.
Small Korean restaurant offers a cozy atmosphere with dark, modern decor and dividers for privacy. The vibe stays chill and comforting with good music and warm hospitality. Seating is tight with low tables and limited space around booths.
Dishes deliver a very authentic Korean taste that transports you to Korea. All meals are delicious and true to traditional flavors, even with some saltiness.
Pork belly kimchi stir-fry stands out with rich flavors. Kimchi dumplings and chicken Bibimbap offer solid, tasty options. The kimchi jjigae delivers a satisfying, hearty stew experience.
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Happy hour offers 50% off alcohol, making a bottle of soju $9.
Daily specials include 50% off bibimbap and half-off noodles on Tuesdays.
The restaurant serves large portions, ideal for sharing or taking leftovers.
Robots deliver food to tables, adding a unique dining touch in a space with rustic decor and dimmed lighting. The atmosphere is lively and energetic, with K-pop music playing and a cozy yet contemporary vibe. Grills produce flames from food juices, enhancing the authentic barbecue experience.
Offers authentic Northeastern Chinese barbecue with a focus on Northern Style BBQ flavors. Presents a very good representation of traditional Chinese barbecue techniques and tastes.
Korean BBQ here features top-tier grilling with a variety of meats and sides. The spot offers great vibes and outstanding service that complement the food well.
Good to know
Happy hour runs from 1pm to 4pm Monday to Thursday with a $27.99 special.
All-you-can-eat during happy hour costs $27.99 per person.
Free parking is available in the indoor garage.
Old-school Chinese restaurant with retro 90s vibe and cozy, family-run atmosphere. Space feels authentic and nostalgic, with large tables suited for groups and a casual, down-home energy. Regulars come for the food rather than decor, embracing a cash-only policy.
Food blends Chinese-Korean fusion with dishes like Black Noodle and Jjampong rooted in immigrant traditions. The spot carries a retro vibe that feels genuine and cool.
Black bean noodles stand out with generous sauce and a unique texture. Homemade kimchi and pickled daikon come served at the table. Spicy chicken on the bone offers a solid Korean flavor experience.
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The restaurant only accepts cash or Zelle for payments.
Expect large portions at this restaurant.
The restaurant is known for its Korean-Chinese cuisine.
Korean restaurant with K-Pop music videos playing in the background creates a fun, low-key atmosphere. The menu features crispy, flavorful fried chicken and authentic sides like tteok-bokki and dumplings. Cold beer and soju complement the experience, enhancing the casual vibe.
Tteok-bokki and fried dumplings taste very authentic here. Rice bowls like Kimchi Fried Rice do not match authentic flavors and taste off.
Fried chicken here has a pure unadulterated Korean flavor that stands out in Chicago. The meal pairs well with soju and comes with a backdrop of K-Pop music and attentive service.
Good to know
Lunch specials are available for dine-in only.
Expect a 10-minute wait for food during busy hours.
Parking is not available near the restaurant.
Korean restaurant inside a market offers authentic spicy pork bulgogi and generous sundubu jjigae portions. Atmosphere is casual and food court style, with the place getting packed during peak hours. It stands out for great kimchi and delicious fried dumplings.
Spicy pork bulgogi offers authentic Korean style with a genuine taste. These Asian dishes feel more authentic than typical Chinese restaurant fare.
Spicy pork bulgogi and soondubu stew stand out for their authentic Korean style and generous portions. Side dishes like kimchi, radish, and cucumber come in refillable banchan, complementing dishes such as bibimbap and kimchi tofu soup.
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The restaurant gets packed during peak hours.
The total price for the doenjang jjigae is $18.99.
The soup costs $15 and no egg is included in the base price.
Korean restaurant with a clubby vibe and K-pop music videos playing, creating an electric atmosphere. Seating encourages groups, making it popular for large parties. The lighting features red hues, adding a rare and distinctive touch to the space.
Only Korean-owned pocha in town offers a mix of authentic and fusion Korean food. Some dishes lean authentic, but overall the food is not fully authentic.
Samgyeopsal comes crispy on the edges and tender inside, brushed with sesame oil. Kimchi fried rice blends umami-packed kimchi with fragrant garlic and perfectly seasoned rice. Mango soju offers a tropical sweetness served in frosty glasses.
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Yeowoosai has a 20% automatic gratuity for parties of five or more.
The restaurant is open late, making it a good option for night owls.
Portions are large, suitable for sharing between two people.