Korean barbecue shines with 90-minute all-you-can-eat and variety of meats to grill. Vibrant lighting and lively music create an energetic vibe while cozy interior and balcony seating offer a fun, welcoming atmosphere.
Offers a 90-minute all-you-can-eat Korean BBQ for $33 on weekends with a variety of meats to grill. Service is attentive and the atmosphere suits both first-timers and regulars looking for a go-to Korean BBQ spot.
"The food here is great and delicious."
"The servers here make the Korean BBQ experience awesome."
"The Korean food service from Tien was so sweet and attentive."
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The all-you-can-eat price is $33 per person with a 60-minute dining limit.
Happy hour offers half-price drinks from 4 PM to 6 PM on weekdays.
Birthday celebrations are welcomed, and servers sing for guests.
Casual spot with a lively layout and great music creates a vibey atmosphere. Korean fried chicken shines with crispy wings and sweet galbi boneless chicken. Drinks like makgeolli and soju complete the authentic Korean food experience.
Korean fried chicken stands out with its sweet, tender galbi boneless chicken and crispy wings. The menu also features kimchi fried rice, tteokbokki, dumplings, and makgeolli for a full Korean food experience.
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The location is convenient because it is right next to H Mart.
They have a menu that describes the heat levels for each flavor of wings.
I asked the staff about the number of pieces for medium and large orders, and they quoted 8-9 for medium and 16-19 for large.
Korean restaurant shines with authentic atmosphere and cozy vibe. Galbi jjim offers rich flavors alongside unique sides like pickled cabbage. Spacious interior with comfortable seating and high-quality silverware enhances the dining experience.
Galbi jjim stands out with rich flavors, paired well with pickled cabbage and shrimp sauce. Korean-Style Bossam offers a flavor explosion from herbs used in boiling, and cold noodles rank among the best in Houston.
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Parking can be a hassle, especially during busy meal times.
Expect to pay around $50 for a meal for two, which includes a large quantity of food.
The restaurant offers a buy one get one free deal on select dishes.
Charcoal grills create a smoky atmosphere perfect for Korean BBQ lovers. Friendly servers like Tiffany and Vivian ensure attentive service. Outdoor seating with arcade games adds family fun, while TVs and K-pop keep energy high for all guests.
Korean BBQ here stands out with kalbi that many find memorable. Friendly servers like Tiffany and Vivian make the experience comfortable and attentive.
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Reservations are recommended to avoid long wait times, especially on weekends.
Expect wait times of 1-2 hours during peak weekend hours.
The restaurant allows 2 hours for dining, including grilling time.
Industrial-style Korean BBQ shines with personal grills and robotic delivery. Spicy Pork Belly and Kimchi & Pork Stew offer bold flavors amid pig-themed decor. Loud music fuels a lively atmosphere for an energetic dining experience.
Korean BBQ features Spicy Pork Belly, Pork Galbi, and Beef Bulgogi with plenty of banchan, sauces, salad, rice, steamed egg, and tofu stew. Kimchi & Pork Stew stands out as a rich, flavorful dish.
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The all-you-can-eat option limits orders to 7 per item on the B-menu.
Once the 90-minute timer ends, ordering is cut off without a last call.
Birthday celebrations feature dimmed lights and a loud birthday song.
Cozy interior with Korean-style decor creates a warm vibe for families and friends. Fresh Wang jokbal and bossam shine alongside homemade kimchi. Generous portions and authentic Korean dishes invite guests to relax and enjoy.
Wang jokbal and bossam stand out with their freshness and pair well with lettuce. Kimchi is freshly made and suits picky tastes, while galbi offers perfectly cooked Korean BBQ short ribs.
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First-time visitors should ask about portion sizes and seek recommendations from the staff.
The price is reasonable with great portion sizes.
They offer a 10% discount for professors and university students only.
Minimalist design meets traditional chandeliers in a clean, small space with bright LED lights and loud K-pop music. Jjajangmyeon offers an earthy, smoky flavor with a spicy kick. Self-service kiosks and utensils keep the vibe fast-casual and welcoming for quick, flavorful Korean noodle meals.
Jjajangmyeon here is earthy and slightly sweet, served hot with a rich, smoky black bean flavor that feels full-bodied but not greasy. The spicy version packs a punch with lots of chili peppers.
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Rice is charged separately at Paik's Noodle.
The jjajangmyeon costs $10.95, and the shrimp platter is $19.95.
The portions are generous, ideal for sharing.
Small, modern spot with creative Korean corn dogs and kimchi fries that pack a spicy punch. Take-out only with no seating, but a lively waiting area with claw machines adds fun. Clean, spacious design keeps vibes chill and inviting.
Kimchi fries stand out as a spicy, flavorful side that many enjoy here. The kimchi seasoned fries are a popular choice, often recommended alongside other Korean-inspired snacks.
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The place is take-out only with no dine-in options available.
Parking is challenging and often congested near the establishment.
There is a limit of 10 corn dogs during peak hours.
Asian fusion spot blends dim lighting with loud house music for a chill yet energetic vibe. Bold Korean dishes shine with kimchi noodles and hearty hot pots. Cozy space draws a young crowd late into the night, making it a lively, inviting hangout.
Kimchi takes center stage with kimchi noodles, kimchi stew, and kimchi fries offering bold, comforting flavors. Hot dishes like the beef kimchi hot pot and fried rice with soft shell crab add hearty, satisfying options.
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Café 101 stays open until 2 a.m., making it a perfect late-night spot.
The restaurant offers a reverse happy hour with great deals on sushi.
Parking can be difficult due to the crowded area, especially on weekends.
Sushi restaurant shines with fresh sushi and a notable sake selection. Korean dishes like LA Galbi offer rich, savory flavors. Bright, modern space feels warm despite loud KPop music.
LA Galbi stands out with rich flavor and perfect seasoning. Other dishes like miso beef belly and Wagyu fried rice also deliver strong, savory tastes.
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Seven Sushi & Robata is an all-you-can-eat restaurant with a three-tier pricing system of $37, $57, and $77.
Children aged 5 and under eat for free.
Certain sushi and sashimi options could only be ordered as 2 pieces per person.
Ramen restaurant offers a cozy, traditional vibe with wooden izakaya style and warm lighting. Spicy dishes balance well with cool air conditioning. Try the house kimchi and seaweed for authentic Korean flavors alongside ramen.
Kimchi stands out as a fantastic side dish here, served alongside seaweed. The ramen pairs well with the house kimchi, making both worth trying.
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Not all restaurants near Chinatown accept credit cards, but this one does without restrictions.
I should not park at the plaza across the street because I will get towed.
Parking can be difficult here on a busy night, but I came at lunch and it wasn’t tough to find.
Asian grocery store offers fresh Korean noodles and a variety of kimchi jars. Tight aisles lead to a small food court with dishes like kimchi-jjigae. A K-pop shop adds cultural flair, making the space lively and diverse.
Fresh Korean noodles and vegetables stand out here, along with a variety of kimchi in large jars. The kimbap offers many options, and the food court serves dishes like kimchi-jjigae to-go.
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Poke is available for $9.99 from 5pm to 8pm on weekdays.
Expect a crowded parking lot, especially during peak hours.
H Mart offers a wide selection of high-quality Japanese, Korean, Chinese, and other Asian products.
Spacious dining with dim lighting sets a relaxed mood. Kimchi dumplings burst with bold spice and perfect fermentation. Bulgogi is tender and pairs well with cold chewy noodles, offering a fresh take on Korean flavors.
Kimchi stands out with its perfect fermentation and bold spice. Bulgogi is tender and well-seasoned, paired well with cold chewy noodles that offer a unique texture and flavor. Dumplings, especially kimchi and pork varieties, are juicy and flavorful, balancing spice and savory notes.
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Parking can be tough in this location due to shared space with other retail stores.
MDK Noodles stays open until 11 p.m.
Expect a casual dining atmosphere with no strict dress code.
Cozy space with ambient lighting and K-pop videos sets an upbeat mood. Generous portions of bulgogi hot pot and exceptional mandu highlight the Korean menu. Friendly vibe shines with soju variety and hookah options.
Generous portions of bulgogi hot pot and mandu stand out, with the mandu noted as exceptional. The menu includes solid options like gimbap, kimchi jigae, and mango habanero Korean fried chicken, complemented by a variety of soju choices.
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Karaoke night happens every Thursday with a two-drink minimum.
The restaurant offers a buy-one-get-one-free lunch special on weekdays from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Happy hour runs from 4-7 p.m. on weekdays with discounted drinks.
Korean-style bar buzzes with lively atmosphere and plays nonstop K-pop on big screens. Soju comes in many flavors, paired perfectly with crispy fried chicken and unmatched kimchi. Spacious karaoke rooms offer good sound systems but mic quality varies.
All the soju flavors are available, offering a wide range to choose from. The Korean fried chicken features semi-crunchy skin that is not too hard, and the kimchi stands out as unmatched in flavor.
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Reservations are recommended for karaoke rooms, especially on weekends.
The karaoke room rental costs $70 per hour, with a minimum two-hour booking.
Parking can be difficult during peak times, especially on weekends.