I was driving down Bryn Mawr and saw a bunch of Korean restaurants, and I suddenly had a craving for Korean food. I pulled over when i saw Korean BBQ house because they have fabulous pictures posted outside that looked appetizing, so i thought why not? The restaurant itself is decorated well, with beautiful wooden doors and tables. Now onto the food… I started off with the Korean Pancakes as an appetizer, and unfortunately I had to ask for Siracha sauce to give it some flavor/a kick to it. Then as my main entrée I had the Bugogi. I’ve had Bugogi at other Korean restaurants before. But unfortunetly this also tasted so bland. I had to add Siracha sauce on the Bugogi to give it some taste! Overall, aesthetically the restaurant looks nice, but unfortunately i wasn’t a fan of the actual food:(
Jose L R.
Classificação do local: 5 Chicago, IL
Upon arriving we were immediately greeted with welcoming warm smiles and seated very quickly. The host/waitress took our order and within minutes our drinks and apps arrived. I ordered the chicken wings as the entrée and was pleasantly surprised at the amount and the size of these things. They’re packed with flavor and cooked perfectly but not as good as what comes out of Café Orient 33 on Kedzie. All in all, the food was cooked to order, real authentic Korean comfort food. Highly recommended.
Magnolia L.
Classificação do local: 5 Chicago, IL
This is a great Korean BBQ Restaurant for traditional Korean food. During the Korean festival there was a special menu that had Spicy Korean BBQ Wings and Korean Fish dumplings pre-made that is delicious. The food has amazing quality and special. The owner is friendly and welcoming. The decorum is charming that displays Korean musical instruments to an art painting. I highly recommend this place.
Linh L.
Classificação do local: 2 Chicago, IL
The food was ok. I can cook better at home. The service was decent. Nice staff. The ambiance was straight up awkward. They served with disposable plates, bowls, and utensils. We had the spicy fried chicken which had no twist to it. The chicken was also dry. It was covered in the Korean red spicy paste… Nothing special. Then we had the seafood stew which is like Vietnamese seafood«cha» or sausages in a neutral both. Still. Not that good and there was no sauce that could go with the meal to add a BANG to it. The stew could have been presented and cooked a lot better. I won’t ever come back.
Maritza Z.
Classificação do local: 5 Cicero, IL
I love going to this place! The food is pretty good, but the lady who owns the place is awesome! She’s really friendly, and the service is nice. I recommend trying the Korean BBQ. I usually get the Chadol Gui. After you’re done grilling the meat, she makes some spicy fried rice as well. The place is spacious, good for groups, and they also have open karaōke from 9 – 12. I definitely recommend checking this place out!
