Korean restaurant offers authentic ginseng chicken soup in a cozy, homely space with 80s music and eye-catching decorations. Diners enjoy traditional dishes like beef bulgogi and seafood pajeon while feeling the warm, inviting energy.
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.
"I found the Korean food here to be delicious and authentic."
"The seafood pancake was crispy and generously packed with squid."
"The Korean food's rich, flavorful broth is so comforting."
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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.
Cozy Korean retro style shines with colorful stools and lively music. Juicy Korean fried chicken pairs perfectly with spicy-sweet tteokbokki. Fresh gimbap adds a tasty touch, making the vibe casual and fun.
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.
Cozy spot with family-like atmosphere and relaxing jazz sets a warm mood. Bibimbap shines with well-portioned servings and rich flavor. BYOB policy with wine glasses adds a special touch for diners.
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.
Small space with urban artwork and a friendly vibe offers Korean fried chicken sandwiches with crispy texture and bold flavor. Bulgogi sandwiches add a cheesy twist but can be dry. Loud music keeps the atmosphere upbeat and cozy.
Korean fried chicken sandwiches stand out with crispy texture and bold flavor. Bulgogi sandwiches mix cheese and onions, giving a twist like a Japanese Philly cheesesteak, though the bulgogi can be a bit dry and the rice firm.
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There is no public restroom available for customers.
Expect long wait times during lunch and dinner rush hours.
Menu items may occasionally run out due to high demand.
Three-story brewpub offers a spacious patio and a cozy basement lounge with a fun, relaxed atmosphere. Try the Bulgogi Tots, a flavorful Korean-inspired dish, perfect for casual pre- or post-game gatherings.
Bulgogi Tots stand out as a flavorful dish. The menu also features Ahi Nachos alongside other Korean-inspired options.
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The Devious Lounge is only a two-minute walk to Wrigley Field.
They offer a variety of great beer options and plenty of appetizers.
The brewery is dog-friendly, so feel free to bring your pet.
Simple takeout spot serves bold flavors like bulgogi and spicy pork with generous portions at low prices. Fried chicken is crispy and flavorful, paired with sides like fried mandu. Atmosphere is plain, designed for quick pickup without seating.
Bulgogi Soy Pork and Jeyuk Spicy Pork stand out as main dishes. The boneless battered fried chicken comes tossed in your choice of flavor, served with fried mandu and Tteokbokki.
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There is no seating available, so plan for takeout only.
Lunch specials are available for $10, offering great value.
The portions are generous and very filling.
Find authentic Korean cuisine with homemade banchan and fresh produce. Enjoy ready-to-eat items like rice cakes and kimbap at reasonable prices. Friendly staff keep the calm atmosphere in a clean but tight space.
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.
Small, modern spot shines with kimchi fries and fresh poke bowls. Bright, clean space feels peaceful with good music and ample seating. Menu blends Asian fusion flavors, making it a unique choice for Korean food lovers.
Kimchi fries combine crispy fries with tangy kimchi for a unique flavor. Bulgogi fries feature a large portion of beef with crispy fries and sauces. The Kimchi Salmon Poke Bowl offers fresh, melt-in-your-mouth fish with a Korean twist.
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The restaurant closes at 9 PM, with last orders taken at 8:30 PM.
After 8:20 PM, only takeout is available as the dining area closes.
Portions are considered great value for the price.
Grills cook meat tableside with smoke vents keeping air clean. K-pop music creates a lively atmosphere that feels truly Korean. Unique kimchi flavor and the silver package pork combo offer an unforgettable Korean barbecue experience.
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.
Cozy Korean spot shines with tender bulgogi sandwich and authentic dishes like bibimbap and tteokbokki. Renovated interior feels fresh and bright, creating a chill, welcoming vibe. Perfect for quick, satisfying meals in a relaxed setting.
Bulgogi sandwich stands out with tender, perfectly marinated meat and works well with cheese. Other Korean dishes like bibimbap, bulgogi kimbap, and tteokbokki offer authentic, home-style flavors.
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Breakfast is served until 10:30 AM.
The restaurant will be open for breakfast and lunch on Saturdays.
The hours of operation will be extended to 6:30 AM - 5:30 PM each weekday starting in April.
Sake bar offers a quiet, chill atmosphere with a lovely back patio overlooking the Red Line. Korean dishes like bibimbap with fresh ingredients and karaage fried chicken complement unique sake selections perfectly. Warm, inviting space suits those who enjoy thoughtful drink pairings.
Bibimbap stands out with fresh ingredients and balanced flavors. Cold noodles offer a refreshing option, while the menu also features karaage fried chicken and katsu for variety.
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Sake tasting events occur regularly, offering a variety of options.
World Sake Day tasting provides great value for the price.
Prices for drinks and food are very reasonable.
Cozy Korean barbecue spot shines with freshly grilled kalbi and spicy chicken. Generous portions and flavorful sides like kimchi enhance every meal. Quick service meets customizable dishes for a casual, tasty experience.
Kalbi dishes come with perfectly cooked meat and a generous portion of rice. Sides like kimchi and spicy pickles add a flavorful kick, and options like bulgogi and spicy chicken offer tasty variety.
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KFire offers a variety of vegan options to accommodate dietary restrictions.
Customization of orders is available, allowing for personalized meal choices.
Pricing is affordable, with meals averaging around $17 including a drink.
Hole-in-the-wall spot offers fluffy eggs with strong kimchi flavor and a kimchi/spam bowl paired with smoked bacon. Minimalist decor and self-serve ordering create a chill vibe. Spacious seating and great lighting make it perfect for quick breakfast or lunch.
Fluffy eggs carry a strong kimchi flavor. The kimchi/spam bowl pairs well with smoked bacon. Cooked kimchi comes as a complimentary side.
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The Target underground parking is free for the first hour.
The evening taco menu is available from 4 to 10 pm.
They probably do not accept cash, but they accepted my Apple Pay.
Private karaoke rooms provide spacious, intimate settings with authentic Korean food like seafood pancakes and kimchi fried rice. The place offers a wide soju selection including pineapple soju and cocktails. The atmosphere stays welcoming and fun for groups up to eight.
Seafood pancakes and kimchi fried rice stand out as delicious dishes. The vegan japchae and tteokbokki also offer strong flavors. Pineapple soju and soju cocktails add a fruity twist to the drinks.
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Karaoke rooms can be rented for a few hours; book in advance.
The karaoke selection is extensive and connected through YouTube.
Food and drinks are available, with a good variety of Korean options.
Korean street food spot offers authentic tteokbokki with rich, soupy flavors and generous portions. Modern, clean decor inspired by Seoul streets creates a lively atmosphere with K-pop videos on big screens. Cozy space includes a nostalgic photo booth for added fun.
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.
Korean restaurant offers tender marinated meat like galbi and pork bulgogi with spicy kimchi jjigae. K-pop-themed decor and colorful interior create a chill vibe. Tables with charging stations add convenience for a younger crowd seeking trendy street food.
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, cozy spot with live charcoal grill offers authentic Korean BBQ featuring marinated galbi and tender ribs. Tight seating and smoky air create a primal cooking experience. Enjoy rich kimchi stews and a variety of delicious banchan for a full Korean meal.
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, cozy spot with a bright yellow interior and plushie chickens sets a cute vibe. Korean fried chicken shines with coconut curry wings and gloves for easy eating. Bibimbap is fresh, and kimchi packs a fermenty punch. Quiet, relaxed atmosphere suits casual dining or takeout.
Korean fried chicken comes with gloves to keep hands clean and offers flavorful options like coconut curry and plain wings. Bibimbap features fresh ingredients, and kimchi serves up a good fermenty punch in generous portions.
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Reservations are not required, but calling ahead for takeout is recommended.
Expect a 10-15 minute wait for food preparation during busy hours.
The average cost for two people is around $30.
Small space with dark ambiance and nonstop K-Pop videos sets an authentic Korean street food vibe. Bold dishes like kimchi stew and sweet marinated pork ribs offer rich, comforting flavors. Intimate, lively atmosphere suits casual meals and quick bites.
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.
Small space with intimate seating and lively Kpop videos sets a fun vibe. Authentic Korean fried chicken shines with juicy wings and soy garlic sauce. Casual, self-serve style suits quick bites and take-out.
Korean Fried Chicken here matches the authentic taste from Seoul with juicy wings and soy garlic sauce. Cheese tteokbokki and cheese curds also stand out as flavorful dishes.
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The restaurant is primarily a take-out place with limited seating.
Expect a small parking lot, which can get crowded during peak hours.
The menu includes wings, strips, chicken, noodles, and vegetarian options.
Korean restaurant in a busy food court serves bulgogi with rich flavors and soft tofu stew that comforts. Portions are generous but food takes time, so plan for a slow meal. Lunch hours get chaotic, but other times feel calm and relaxed.
Bulgogi shines with a blend of meat and vegetables, offering a flavorful experience. The soft tofu stew and Ramyun provide comforting, well-balanced flavors without excess salt.
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Visitors should factor in the time it takes to prepare their food.
You shouldn't grab food from K-Kitchen 5 minutes before catching your train or bus.
K-Kitchen is slow during rush hours.
Classic 1950s drive-in offers a friendly vibe with outdoor picnic tables and a colorful mural. Korean Style Bulgogi delivers rich beef flavor in bowls and wings with sweet BBQ sauce. Outdoor movies add to the relaxed atmosphere during warm weather.
Korean Style Bulgogi shines with rich, flavorful beef in bowls and cheesesteaks. Wings tossed in Korean BBQ sauce offer a sweet, savory, and crispy bite, complemented by a side of kimchi.
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Budacki's Drive In requires cash payment for small orders.
Prices are reasonable, with five large wings and fries costing around $16.
You can call ahead to place your order for pickup.
Asian fusion spot shines with pan-fried pork mandoo and kimchi offering bold Korean flavors. Eclectic decor and an open-air patio create a cozy vibe. Creative dishes and indie electronic music make dining both stylish and chill.
Kimchi and pork mandoo stand out, especially when pan-fried for a crispy halo. Haemul pajeon and porcini with gruyere dumplings add unique flavors, alongside Jeera pork ribs and kalbi cargot.
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Parking can be difficult in the area, so plan accordingly.
Reservations are recommended on weekends to avoid long wait times.
The restaurant offers a variety of vegetarian options on the menu.
Cozy spot with robot waiters serves hearty meals inspired by west-coast Hawaiian flavors. Korean dishes shine with short rib kalbi and spicy options. Refresh with Island Fruit Tea while enjoying bright decor and soothing music.
Short rib kalbi stands out with its flavorful soy-garlic marinade and spicy option. General Tso's chicken and Chicken Katsu also appear alongside refreshing Island Fruit and Mango Green Teas.
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The restaurant offers generous portion sizes, ideal for sharing.
Combo plates provide a cost-effective way to enjoy multiple dishes.
Free Spam Musubi is available with orders over $40.
Small Asian spot blends Thai, Chinese, and Japanese flavors with broad menu and cozy vibe. Bibimbap shines with rich flavor while kimchi pancake and spicy pork rice bowl add Korean favorites. Colorful decor and chill music make it welcoming and quaint.
Bibimbap stands out with a flavor that invites a second helping. Kimchi pancake and spicy pork rice bowl also feature regularly, alongside soba noodles.
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Street parking is available and not bad on a Tuesday night.
Asian Station is BYOB, so bring your favorite drinks.
The restaurant offers a variety of cuisines including Sushi, Thai, Korean, Chinese, and Vietnamese.
Small hot dog stand offers classic Chicago-style hot dogs and a Bulgogi sandwich with authentic Korean flavors. Casual outdoor seating creates a warm, welcoming vibe. Prices stay very fair while food comes out fresh and fast.
Bulgogi sandwich stands out with its perfect balance of savory and sweet flavors from bulgogi and grilled onions. It offers a truly authentic Korean taste that many find incredible and delicious.
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They offer free fries with any sandwich or hotdog.
The hot dog costs $1.29 with fries, and a drink is 45 cents.
The meal costs about $13 for a hamburger, two hot dogs, and fries.
Modern, cozy space with minimalist Korean-inspired vibe offers unique pastries like tteokbokki croissant and hearty Korean BBQ focaccia. Large windows fill the room with sunlight, while an open kitchen adds energy. Creative flavors pair well with drinks like black sesame iced matcha.
Savory pastries like the tteokbokki croissant combine buttery, flaky layers with chewy rice cake and a gentle spicy kick. Korean BBQ focaccia offers a hearty flavor, best enjoyed warm, alongside drinks like black sesame iced matcha and espresso tonic.
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The bakery sells out of popular pastries early, so arrive early.
Expect a short wait for coffee as they make syrups in-house.
Alternative milks are available at no extra charge.
Small space offers a calm vibe with calming music and a welcoming feel. Super crispy Korean fried chicken shines with unique sauces and pairs well with kimchi fried rice. Limited seating suits takeout or casual meals with friends.
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, cozy spot with a friendly atmosphere and K-pop tunes. Enjoy beef sundubu soup and bibimbap that offer rich, comforting flavors. Intimate seating fits small groups, making it perfect for a casual Korean meal.
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.
Restaurant offers a unique fusion of Mexican and Korean flavors with bulgogi burrito and kimchi fried rice as highlights. Atmosphere is casual and lively, boosted by loud hip-hop music. Eye-catching mural and iridescent window make it stand out visually.
Bulgogi burrito stands out with its rich flavor and satisfying taste. Bulgogi tacos also offer a tasty twist, and kimchi fried rice adds a classic Korean touch.
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Seoul Taco offers big portion sizes for a satisfying meal.
Expect to wait about 5 minutes for food to be served.
The dining room can be quite cold, so dress accordingly.