Small space offers an intimate vibe with bold Korean fried chicken. Spicy pork mandu adds a mild crunch while bulgogi stays soft and flavorful. Perfect for those craving flavorful Korean fast food without crowds.
Spicy pork mandu offers a mild spiciness and a nice crunch. Fire Chicken serves well-priced Korean fried chicken with a crisp texture and solid flavor. Bulgogi stays soft and flavorful even in broth.
"The Korean takeout here is really good, especially the chicken."
"The tempura shrimp here is fried in a large, crispy batter."
"The Korean food, especially the chicken, had a soft, crumbly-crunchy texture."
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Fire Chicken is carry out only.
You can call ahead to place an order.
The venue is small with seating for maybe three people.
Korean street food shines with beef bulgogi and spicy pork bulgogi offering rich, authentic flavors. Crispy mandu and tangy kimchi add perfect sides. Generous portions come in thoughtful packaging that keeps fried items crisp, ideal for takeout in a fun, unique setting.
Beef bulgogi stands out with its thin slices and perfect marinade delivering rich flavor and aroma. Side dishes like kimchi add tang and spice, while mandu stay warm and crispy even after a wait.
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You pay for your order upfront at the grocery store's cashier.
The portions for each dish are enough for two since they are heavy and filling.
They use thoughtful packaging with a perforated box to prevent sogginess.
Small Korean cafe feels like a cozy home with quaint decor and a warm vibe. Bibimbap shines with savory flavors, while Korean fried chicken and bulgogi gimbap offer rich, authentic tastes. Playful screens add charm for families.
Bibimbap stands out with its savory ingredients and consistent flavor. Korean fried chicken, pork belly kimchi, and bulgogi gimbap offer rich, authentic tastes. Ending meals with kimchi-fried rice is a common touch here.
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Parking is readily available on the street near the cafe.
The portions are generous and prices are reasonable for the quality.
The cafe offers a limited menu with family-style dishes for dinner.
Dive bar buzz meets Korean fusion in a small kitchen packed with pinball machines. Bold dishes like Kimchi Carbonara and bibimbap with dragon sauce deliver huge flavor. The vibe stays funky and laid back, blending old-school arcade charm with vibrant energy.
Kimchi dishes stand out with the Kimchi Carbonara and Kimchi rice offering bold flavors. Bibimbap comes with unique twists like dragon sauce and tofu options, paired often with an egg or pixie sauce.
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Expect to arrive early as the food often sells out quickly.
The restaurant is located inside a pinball bar, adding a fun atmosphere.
Everything is made from scratch in-house, including the rice cakes.
Small dining room offers a calm atmosphere with peaceful vibe. Bulgogi bowls feature tender beef over brown rice, showcasing authentic Korean flavors. Generous portions and a variety of sauces make customizable bowls a highlight in a clean, remodeled space.
Bulgogi bowls stand out with tender beef served over brown rice. The spicy pork bowl with kimchi and tteokbokki also deliver authentic Korean flavors close to what you'd find in South Korea.
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Shaking Bowl offers customizable bowls with a variety of sauce options.
Parking is ample and available near the restaurant.
Expect generous portions for the price, making it a good value.
Modern decor with Asian artwork sets a cozy, rustic vibe perfect for relaxed dining. Korean dishes like Bulgogi Bento and bibimbap shine alongside fresh pineapple slices. An 80s Japanese dark wave playlist adds a unique, quiet atmosphere ideal for a date.
Lunch includes a Bulgogi Bento and Korean BBQ options. Dishes like fried squid, bibimbap, and Udon noodles appear alongside fresh pineapple slices.
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The restaurant offers a diverse menu with sushi, Korean BBQ, and Japanese dishes.
Prices are reasonable for the quality of food offered.
Reservations are recommended for larger groups, especially on weekends.
Small Korean grocery offers fresh banchan and pre-sliced bulgogi meats with a cozy kitchen serving crispy ttekboki and gimbap. Prices stay competitive while providing many authentic products not found in typical American stores.
Fresh banchan and large jars of kimchi are available here. Pre-sliced bulgogi meats and delicious gimbap at the counter add to the Korean food selection.
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The market offers a wide selection of Korean groceries, including bulgogi and kimchi.
Expect to find unique snacks and drinks not available in regular grocery stores.
Prices are generally competitive compared to other local Asian markets.
Offers authentic banchan and homemade kimchi with bold flavors. Known for generous portions like the Beef Bulgogi Box and savory Bulgogi Kimbap. Friendly, family-owned vibe makes it a great spot for affordable Korean comfort food.
Homemade kimchi stands out with its fresh, bold flavors, available in cabbage and radish varieties. The Bulgogi Kimbap and Spicy Pork Kimbap offer savory, well-marinated meats wrapped in seaweed and rice, while the Beef Bulgogi Box serves generous portions of tender, marinated beef with sides.
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The restaurant is take-out only and does not offer dine-in options.
They only accept card payments over $10; under $10 requires cash.
Orders typically take less than 15 minutes to prepare.
Warehouse-style spot offers vegan kimbap and crispy Mandu in a quiet, no-frills setting. Food lockers make pickup easy for late night carryout. Limited parking suits those seeking convenient Korean food with minimal fuss.
Offers vegan kimbap and bulgogi gimbap with rich flavors. Includes crispy vegetable Mandu and customizable rice bowls with beef and kimchi sauce. Korean fried chicken bowl is also available.
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The Hill Food Co is a pickup-only restaurant with no dine-in options.
Parking is limited and the lot has potholes, making it difficult to navigate.
The food is ready for pickup very quickly after ordering.
Narrow entrance opens to an elegant, dimly lit space with intimate ambiance. Kimchi Wagyu offers melt-in-your-mouth tenderness and spicy flavors. Perfect for groups or date nights with its blend of modern design and old school exotica.
Kimchi Wagyu stands out with its melt-in-your-mouth tenderness and a savory, spicy blend. The menu features pork belly with good texture and flavorful kimchi, plus spicy bacon steamed buns and teriyaki bacon options.
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Happy hour ends at 6:00 pm, so order appetizers and drinks before then.
Parking is limited and can be challenging to find during peak times.
A $100 deposit is required to reserve a table, which may not be refunded.
Cozy space blends yellow and black design with authentic Vietnamese street foods and bubble teas. Friendly vibe and private karaoke rooms invite casual visits. Bulgogi sandwich shines with flavorful, tender filling, offering a unique Korean twist.
Bulgogi sandwich stands out with a flavorful, tender filling that can be served with or without bread. The bulgogi banh mi takes longer to prepare but offers a satisfying twist on the classic sandwich.
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Tealux® Cafe Ballwin hosts special events with unique menu items on weekends.
Expect a fun atmosphere during events like the Ateez anniversary celebration.
The cafe offers a variety of boba drinks and Vietnamese street food.
Spacious, clean setting with blue mood lighting creates an upscale vibe for families and dates. Korean BBQ offers fresh meats and standout beef bulgogi, while hot pot includes seafood and vegetables. Electronic ordering and a sauce bar make dining interactive and lively.
Fresh meats, seafood, and vegetables come with the hot pot, while the Korean BBQ features flavorful, high-quality options. The beef bulgogi stands out as a notable dish during lunch.
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Expect to spend around $50 per person for a meal.
There is no lunch pricing on weekends, which may surprise visitors.
The restaurant can be very busy, especially during peak hours.
Enjoy authentic Korean BBQ with standout dishes like bulgogi dolsot and tteok-boki. Cozy, inviting space blends tabletop grilling with lively social energy. Private karaoke rooms add fun for groups, balancing spacious seating and intimate vibes.
Beef bulgogi hot pot offers a fun and tasty Korean BBQ experience. Dishes like bulgogi dolsot, tteok-boki, and fried shrimp stand out for their flavors.
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Reservations are recommended for groups of six or more due to high demand.
Karaoke rooms often book up quickly, so plan ahead.
Expect to pay extra for side dishes; they are not included with meals.
Spicy tteokbokki and fresh kimchi highlight authentic Korean flavors. Spacious dining with K-pop music sets a lively mood. Outdoor picnic tables and free parking make visits easy and bright.
Spicy, chewy tteokbokki stands out alongside fresh, crisp kimchi. Bulgogi japchae offers great meat and a generous noodle portion in a flavorful sauce, while bibimbap and galbi also deliver authentic Korean tastes.
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Expect longer service times during weekend evenings due to high customer volume.
Street parking is available, but it can be hectic depending on the time.
Portion sizes are large for the price, making it a good value.
Tables with built-in grills offer an interactive dining experience with authentic Korean barbecue. Guests enjoy endless banchan and flavorful bulgogi dishes in a lively, hip atmosphere with intimate seating.
Korean BBQ here stands out with unmatched banchans and kimchi that impresses. The bulgogi marinaded chicken and beef bulgogi bibimbap offer rich, satisfying flavors that appeal to all ages.
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The restaurant closes at 10 PM, but the kitchen closes at 9 PM.
Expect to pay $35.99 per person for the premium dining experience.
Seating is very limited, so arrive early to secure a table.
Asian fusion spot shines with a bright floral ceiling and chill K-pop tunes. Korean dishes like refreshing naengmyeon and tender bulgogi deopbap stand out. Vegetarian bibimbap boasts fresh vegetables and a tasty sauce, making it a calm, tasty experience.
Naengmyeon offers a refreshing cold noodle experience. Bulgogi Deopbap features tender beef with a savory sweetness that melts in the mouth. Vegetarian Bibimbap comes with amazing sauce and fresh vegetables.
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Parking might be an issue during peak hours.
There was no free parking available.
They have lunch specials available.
Cozy spot offers fresh sushi made before you. Korean dishes feature bold kimchi and bibimbap with a sweet sauce. Friendly vibe blends mom-and-pop charm with a calm, relaxing feel.
Kimchi stands out with strong flavor. Bibimbap uses small grain rice but often comes with a teriyaki-like sauce that covers the ingredients. Bulgogi appears with chicken or beef alongside Japanese tempura.
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The lunch special offers a good price for the amount of food received.
Prices are reasonable, with meals averaging around $20 per person.
Expect large portions, making it a good value for the price.
Open, artistic displays create a visually appealing space with plenty of seating for work or socializing. Kimchi croquettes offer a delicious flavor that stands out among Korean items. Self-serve setup encourages sampling in a busy, lively environment.
Kimchi croquettes stand out with their delicious flavor and are the most loved item. Coffee Bread also gets a nod, while the kimchi roll feels unremarkable.
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They are currently giving out a free glass mug for purchases over $30.
The establishment is wheelchair accessible.
There was free parking in the back of Tous les Jours.
Korean Fried Chicken is extra crispy and perfectly sweet and hot. Vibrant vibe with K-pop music videos and loud music energizes the space. Seating options include raised window seats and regular tables for groups.
Extra crispy Korean Fried Chicken hits the spot with a perfect balance of sweet and hot flavors. The tteokbokki tastes just like in Korea, and Korean-style corn dogs add to the authentic menu.
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Prices for chicken tenders start at $19, which some find high for the portion size.
They often run out of signature hot dogs, so check availability before visiting.
Tenders are a better value than half chicken, offering more meat for the same price.
Small space uses self-ordering kiosks and QR codes for easy ordering. Korean dishes shine with fried chicken tacos and bulgogi bibimbap offering bold, authentic flavors. Atmosphere stays chill despite sticky floors and warm temperature inside.
Korean Fried Chicken Tacos stand out with bold flavors and fresh ingredients. The menu also features bibimbap, beef bulgogi, and kimchi salsa that deliver authentic Korean tastes.
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Parking is standard on the Landing and may be difficult to find.
The restaurant does not accept cash; only card payments are allowed.
Restrooms are available and kept clean for customers.
Modern space offers big open layout with plenty of seating and outlets, perfect for work or casual meals. Korean dishes shine with crispy fried chicken and spicy pork bulgogi options. Fast, friendly service adds to the relaxed setting with soft chill music.
Bibimbap bowls come with crispy Korean fried chicken or spicy pork bulgogi fried rice. Kimchi and vegetarian options are available. Service is fast and friendly.
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Cash is not accepted here, so plan ahead for payment.
The bibimbap bowl costs $15 and is mostly rice and veggies.
Expect small portion sizes for the price you pay.
Tables have built-in grills for cooking, making dining interactive and fun. The beef bulgogi shines as the best Korean BBQ dish, alongside LA Galbi and spicy pork bulgogi. Expect a lively vibe with K-pop music and some smoke due to limited ventilation.
Beef bulgogi stands out as the best dish, paired well with LA Galbi and spicy pork bulgogi marinated perfectly. Short ribs and chicken bulgogi also feature as favorite dishes in a solid Korean BBQ lineup.
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Reservations are recommended on weekends due to high demand.
The restaurant has a two-plate limit per order, regardless of group size.
Expect a 40-minute wait for additional plates during busy hours.