Korean restaurant offers basic interior with no music, creating a quiet atmosphere. Large portions and a wide variety of side dishes attract many Hawaiian transplants, especially for lunch. The menu features authentic-style meat jun and kalbi, distinguishing it from typical Korean BBQ spots.
Offers Korean fried chicken that stands out with its flavor. Plates include kalbi, meat jun, bulgogi, and a variety of sides with a vegetable selection. The bulgogi tastes close to authentic Korean style, similar to what you'd find in Korea or Hawaii.
Takeout orders come in well-packed containers that keep dishes intact. Kalbi stands out as a popular choice for takeout meals.
"This Lunch Spot's meat jun plate with four sides is a must-try."
"You get so much Korean food, it'll last you a few meals."
"I found the takeout here to be very good."
Good to know
The prices at Jin’s Korean BBQ are reasonable for the quality and quantity of food.
Expect large portions; leftovers are likely for lunch the next day.
Jin’s Korean BBQ offers a 10% discount for active and retired military personnel.
Small space with modern decor and neon-colored accents creates a welcoming, chill vibe. Loud music adds energetic atmosphere that encourages lingering. Self-order kiosks and reusable bags highlight practical, eco-friendly touches.
Double fried chicken pairs with kimchi slaw and pickled radish for a unique twist. The Korean fried chicken offers balanced flavors and reasonable prices.
Takeout orders come with a reusable food bag. The chicken sandwich stands out as a great option for takeout.
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You can customize your sandwich's heat level from mild to ghost hot.
The sandwiches are large, often requiring take-out for a full meal.
The establishment is small, so consider ordering ahead to avoid wait times.
Private wooden booths and large open seating create a mix of cozy privacy and social space. K-pop music and trendy interiors set a vibrant, fun atmosphere with a gastropub style. Multiple TVs add a casual vibe, making it suitable for watching sports events.
Soy garlic fried chicken and bulgogi japchae stand out alongside bibimbap and LA galbi. The banchans here are better than at other spots, and dishes like spicy pork belly kimchi soup and ugeoji galbi tang offer rich, comforting flavors.
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There is free parking available at the restaurant.
The restaurant is wheelchair accessible and easy to find.
Prices are reasonable, with meals averaging around $20 for two people.
Small takeout-only Korean barbecue spot offers generous portions with authentic flavors like spicy pork belly and meat jun. Atmosphere feels relaxed and clean, with no seating available. Long wait times suggest ordering ahead, though phone orders are not accepted.
Kalbi and spicy pork belly stand out with authentic Korean flavors. The bulgogi ranks highly among non sit-down spots, and sides like cucumber kimchi and crispy mandu add great variety.
Small and takeout-only, this Korean BBQ spot offers easy pickup and no seating. It stands out as a solid choice for Korean food fans looking for convenient takeout.
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Hippo Grill Korean BBQ is a small takeout-only restaurant with no seating.
Customers choose their meats and select sides or banchans.
One plate could feed two people.
Small fast food cafe with a clean, open interior and cozy atmosphere. Music plays softly in the background, creating a friendly, relaxed vibe. Food is freshly prepared with quality ingredients, attracting those who enjoy Japanese and Korean dishes.
House-made kimchi stands out with no MSG added. The menu features beef bulgogi and spicy pork bulgogi as popular dishes.
Offers inexpensive, quality teriyaki and ramen with large portions. Food suits affordable takeout without gourmet flair.
Good to know
Lunch bowl specials are available from 10am to 1pm for great value.
Happy hour offers discounted drinks and appetizers; check the specific times.
Credit cards and mobile payments are accepted; cash is also welcome.
Diner-style restaurant with a modern twist on classic Hawaiian and neighborhood eateries features a warm, welcoming atmosphere and a small dining area. Locals gather here, creating a vibrant, family-oriented vibe with amenities like a bakery and kid-friendly activities.
Korean Fried Chicken stands out with its crispy coating and juicy, tender meat. Portions are generous, and the flavor stays strong even after sitting out for a while.
Cashiers handle takeout orders only, while dine-in guests go to the hostess stand. Both takeout and dine-in options are available.
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Zippy’s Hualapai Way offers only takeout and dine-in options.
Parking is free and accessible for handicapped individuals.
Check in using their app during day hours for quicker service.
Small, clean restaurant offers authentic Korean fried chicken with juicy, crispy wings and a variety of flavors. Atmosphere stays quiet and comfy with limited dine-in space and simple metal chairs. Food arrives fresh, often served in disposable plates, emphasizing quality over ambiance.
Korean Fried Chicken stands out with flavors like soy garlic and honey garlic. Dishes like kimchi fried rice and Bulgogi Poutine add variety alongside Galbi wings and kimchi ramen.
Orders come out ready early and the place handles takeout smoothly. The food quality feels next-level for pickup.
Good to know
It's advisable to call your order in before arriving for freshly made chicken.
I recommend going to BBQchickhen.order.online for accurate pricing.
There is very limited space to dine in, so plan accordingly.
Spacious American diner with Hawaiian staples and a full bakery featuring island favorites. Bright, clean space divides takeout and dine-in areas with comfortable seating. Warm, welcoming vibe reflects Aloha culture and local community presence.
Korean Fried Chicken stands out with its flavorful coating. Plates like the Zip Pac Deluxe and chili rice echo classic Hawai‘i plate lunches, often paired with white rice and mac salad.
Separate lines for Take-out, Bakery, and Dine-in keep ordering smooth and organized. Takeout service moves quickly, with wait times under 20 minutes.
Good to know
Breakfast is served until 10:30am, followed by lunch and dinner.
Expect a wait time of 30-45 minutes during peak hours.
Friday features special promotions worth checking out.
Small dining space offers a calm and upbeat vibe with clean, quaint atmosphere. Chicken stands out with crispy, juicy texture and bold flavors, especially wings and potstickers. Delivery and carryout are common, supported by an easy-to-navigate menu and website.
Korean fried chicken stands out with crispy, well-seasoned wings. Bulgogi fries combine sweet marinated meat with fries, though fries can be overdone. Tteokbokki offers a mildly spicy, cheesy flavor with chewy rice cakes. Kimchi slaw and japchae add classic Korean sides to the mix.
Ordering carryout through the website is very easy and orders are ready quickly. Food arrives fast and stays fabulous for takeout.
Good to know
The restaurant is small and may not accommodate large parties comfortably.
Expect longer wait times during busy hours due to limited staff.
Online ordering is easy, but calling in is recommended if issues arise.