Small space with sleek, cozy interior and K-pop music and dramas playing creates a peaceful, fun vibe. Polaroid wall and photo area add a unique, interactive touch. Seating includes outlets, catering to students and those seeking relaxation.
Fresh ingredients make the kimchi kimbap and vegetarian kimbap stand out. The menu includes Bibimbap rice bowls and tteokbokki, with options for vegetarian and vegan diets.
Traditional kimbap pairs with strawberry milk tea for a simple lunch. The spot offers a cozy vibe, great for a study session or casual lunch date.
Good to know
Reservations are not required, but seating is limited.
Prices for drinks and food are reasonable, with many options available.
Short hours on Sundays from 11am to 3pm.
Japanese-inspired decor features cherry blossoms, paper lanterns, and an open kitchen plan creating a relaxing atmosphere. Music plays softly while TV screens show sports, attracting a diverse crowd including families with children. The space feels cozy and inviting despite its smaller size, with every inch used effectively.
Spicy Kimchi Beef Ramen stands out with large portions and rich noodles. Other dishes include flavorful Tonkotsu and Tan Tan Ramen, plus fried rice and sushi rolls.
Lunch offers delicious food with reasonably priced specials. Options include hibachi steak, sushi rolls, and ramen with good portions and value.
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Parking is ample and free for restaurant patrons.
An 18% gratuity is added for groups of six or more.
Sushi specials are available on Tuesdays.
Japanese restaurant offers a cozy atmosphere with anime-inspired decor and authentic cultural touches. Background music and visible kitchen activity create a warm, welcoming vibe. The setting appeals to those who appreciate both Japanese cuisine and anime culture.
Beef and kimchi bowls feature fresh kimchi and flavorful beef. The food tastes satisfying and well-prepared.
Offers a quick Japanese lunch with a standout Umami Beef Bowl that suits a casual midday meal.
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Yoshiya Umami Beef Bowl offers a great selection of food that is rare to find in San Antonio.
The prices at Yoshiya Umami Beef Bowl were low for the portion size.
They charged extra for ginger, which is usually complimentary at similar spots.
Small restaurant with jade green finishes and convex mirrors creates a cozy, low-key atmosphere filled with artwork and Korean posters. Music and puzzles add to the casual, welcoming vibe. Seating includes outdoor options and window views.
Korean fried chicken stands out with its crispy texture and flavor. The pork bulgogi offers a perfect balance of heat and pairs well with rice. Bright and spicy radish kimchi complements the freshly prepared, authentic dishes.
Lunch offers a satisfying meal around $18.39 without drinks. The spot has a relaxed vibe that fits well within a lunch hour.
Good to know
Happy hour runs from 4-6pm on weekdays with discounted drinks.
Brunch is served on Sundays from 10am to 2pm.
Parking at the garage on Laredo St. is free for 2 hours with validation.
Industrial interior with K-pop videos and music creates a relaxed atmosphere with plenty of TVs showing different shows. The space feels cozy and inviting despite some seating discomfort. An authentic Korean fried chicken experience pairs well with a strong selection of soju and draft beer.
Korean fried chicken here features Golden Original Whole fried chicken and Galbi Wings with a sweet, savory, and smoky flavor topped with green onions and sesame seeds. The menu also includes Rose tteokbokki and cheesling chicken, offering authentic Korean tastes with sides like waffle fries and pickled radish.
Lunch offers a sweet and spicy Gangjeong boneless special with good value and medium portions that leave leftovers. The interior feels cute and suitable for a casual midday meal.
Good to know
Dine-in service is available until 11:30pm if the order is placed before then.
Happy hour runs until 7pm with 50% off select draft beers.
A minimum order of nine wings is required to sample different flavors.
Open floor seating and K-pop music create an authentic Korean vibe in a cozy, family-friendly space. Bright and calm atmosphere feels more like Korea than a strip mall. Food draws regulars with hearty, authentic dishes and a welcoming environment.
Kimchi stew stands out with rich flavor. Stone pot bibimbap arrives piping hot with crispy rice. Banchan is plentiful and delicious. Bulgogi and galbi offer hearty meat servings. Tteokbokki delivers a spicy kick.
Lunch features a lunch menu with options like Bibimbap, beef Bulgogi, and Galbi. Altang is available for those wanting a hearty soup. Frequent visits happen for a satisfying midday meal.
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The food is reasonably priced with generous portions.
Takeout packaging keeps food hot during transport.
The restaurant has no air conditioning.
Space feels like a large, authentic Korean grill with a laid-back, casual atmosphere and dark, simple lighting. Interior contrasts with a run-down exterior, offering a clean and charming dining area. Korean dishes and banchan create a genuine experience typical of provincial Korean restaurants.
Bulgogi and Galbi stand out for their tenderness and flavor. The kimchi and variety of banchan add authentic Korean taste, with japchae and bibimbap also well prepared.
Lunch features great specials with smaller portions available. The Spicy Pork lunch plate stands out as a recommended choice.
Good to know
The restaurant offers a wide selection of dishes, including vegan and vegetarian options.
Expect a very short wait time after being seated.
Parking is available on site and nearby.
Outdoor seating occupies an old train boxcar with covered patio, misting fans, and huge TVs showing sports and movies. The atmosphere feels friendly and pet-friendly, with a cozy vibe enhanced by heat lamps and shade. Food service uses barcode ordering at tables, creating a relaxed and unique dining experience.
Kimchi fries stand out with crispy texture, plenty of chicken, and a blend of multiple sauces. The kimchi is flavorful and crisp, complementing dishes like the Grilled Samurai bowl and Bang Bang Chicken Bowl.
Lunch includes options like an Orange Chicken bowl paired with sides such as fries and a drink. Quick searches often lead here for a straightforward midday meal.
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The event at Cherrity Bar is on Friday, October 10th, from 6:30 to 9:30.
Krazy Katsu only has outdoor seating and 2 stools indoors.
It is advisable to come earlier to avoid missing out on certain menu items.
Quaint cafรฉ with an open kitchen and Japanese theme offers a calm, cozy atmosphere without background music. Spacious seating and seasonal decor create a chill vibe suited for dates or small groups. Aromas from fresh sweets fill the air, enhancing the inviting, relaxed energy.
Bulgogi stands out with its well-seasoned flavor and generous portions. Other dishes like octopus balls and chicken curry also offer good taste and satisfying meals.
Generous portions make it easy to have leftovers for lunch the next day. The setting suits a nice lunch date with a relaxed vibe.
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The kitchen closes at 5 PM, so plan your visit accordingly.
They stop serving food at 7:40 PM, even though the restaurant closes at 10 PM.
The cafe offers drinks and snacks after the kitchen closes.
Cozy Korean restaurant with authentic barbecue grills at each table creates an interactive dining experience. Low lighting and tasteful decor set a quiet, intimate atmosphere suitable for small groups or dates. Fresh, well-seasoned meats and in-house kimchi highlight the menu's genuine flavors.
Offers authentic Korean BBQ with quality meat you cook yourself, served with six sides including in-house kimchi and Gochugaru cucumbers. Features hot stone pot bibimbap, kimbap, and fairly priced soju with friendly, speedy service.
Offers a lunch deal that feels like a steal. Provides great options for both lunch and dinner.
Good to know
Lunch menu offers a large selection for just $13 from Tuesday to Friday, 11 am to 2:30 pm.
Expect to pay around $65 for a meal for three, excluding drinks.
An 18% tip is automatically added for parties of more than five.
Small Korean barbecue restaurant offers cozy atmosphere with dark, peaceful lighting and friendly vibe. Tables feature built-in grills for interactive dining. Known for authentic Korean flavors and a hidden gem feel appreciated by those familiar with Korean cuisine.
Offers first-rate Korean BBQ with standout dishes like pork bulgogi and Korean fried chicken. Side dishes include flavorful, sometimes warm banchan, and the kimchi is balanced, not too sour.
Lunch offers large, filling portions with delicious meals that impress even after finishing. The menu includes cuisine from other cultures, making it a good spot to try something new.
Good to know
The restaurant offers a lunch special with decent portion sizes.
Only five banchen are served with the lunch menu.
The facility is clean and well-maintained.
Open flame grill and spacious booths create a modern, comfortable setting with Japanese decor. Sauce bar and music curated by management add interactive and lively touches. Atmosphere feels fun and inviting, suitable for various occasions.
Offers a fantastic variety of options for both hot pot and Korean BBQ. Highlights include beef bulgogi, short ribs, and garlic pork belly among appetizers and desserts.
Hot pot costs about $28 including tip for lunch. The spot works well for birthday lunches with a relaxed vibe.
Good to know
Kids under 7 eat for free during certain visits.
The restaurant offers a limited-time free kids' meal deal.
The 2 for 1 Happy Hour is available at JPOT.
Sushi restaurant offers a cool, modernized atmosphere with elegant decor featuring slate walls and neon signs. The vibe stays calm yet energetic with a variety of music and self-service meat buffet that sets it apart from typical dining spots. Spacious seating includes big, comfortable seats enhancing the overall experience.
Korean BBQ stands out with pork belly, Bulgogi, and kimchi served fresh and flavorful. Prices stay lower than other KBBQ spots, and the menu also includes sushi and hot pot options.
Sushi stands out as a great lunch option here. The spot offers a good happy hour that works well for a late afternoon meal.
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YUMMY KITCHEN runs a happy hour from 2-5 PM every day.
The all-you-can-eat option costs $30 per person during lunch.
You can pick your own meat and veggies from the self-service buffet.
Korean restaurant with an old school Korean and mom and pop atmosphere offers a quiet, peaceful vibe with K-pop music subtly playing in the background. Unlimited self-serve banchan station complements clean, pleasant dining tables. The space feels homely with beautiful plants and occasional big screen TVs.
Beef bulgogi stands out with its rich flavor, alongside spicy bulgogi and Kalbi. Unlimited banchan offers a variety of kimchi and pickled sides, complemented by dishes like kimchi soup, kimbap, japchae, and cod fish soup.
Lunch specials offer many options including a filling Bim Bim Bap. The spot suits a work lunch with a quiet atmosphere during midday.
Good to know
The restaurant is open until 1:30 a.m. on weekends.
A service fee applies for groups larger than six.
Free banchan is included with every entrรฉe ordered.