Korean Garden

I’ve been in Korea and this is as close to being original tastes as Can be found in Junction City KS I really like this restaurant

Authentic Korean food. A little pricey but great quality. Only downside is that it’s a small place with limited parking. The owners around the restaurant will not let you park in front of their business. They will tow you. Other than that, great restaurant.

Can’t go wrong with the short ribs. Kind of pricey for what you get. Don’t rely on their menu prices online. Odd hours. Only open certain days so check before you go. As I always say, yet again, I come from the north east where the food is best. Hope this helps! Cheers!

Best bulgogi in town and love the lunch boxes. Just the perfect amount for lunch. Quick service too. Love this place!

Though the outside and inside of the restaurant look plain, they’ve got really tasty Korean food here at a reasonable price.
My friend and I were there for lunch on Saturday. We were immediately greeted right after entering the restaurant. My friend is from Czech Republic and it was the first time he tried Korean food. He ordered BBQ pork bulgogi and I ordered kimchi jjigae. Since it was holiday, they did not have the lunch special (lunch boxes served at cheaper price but also with smaller portion). Yet we can still ordered the same dish just as larger portion and of course with a bit more money (which was totally worth it).
The food was served with 6 plates of Korean side dishes (shared by two). The side dishes are nice, but I’m just not a big fan of pickled radish. As for my friend who was trying his first ever Korean food, he was absolutely blown away by the BBQ pork bulgogi. The pork was cooked really well, not to mention the just perfect seasoning. As for the kimchi jjigae, it was great (especially for winter since it can really warm you up by its spicy soup). The soup contained tofu, some beef, and of course lots of kimchi. Both dishes we ordered go well with the white rice provided.
Next time, I would like to try the one with octopus. Definitely looking forward to that!

Very decent Korean restaurant. Pretty good food, reasonable price, and good service. Favorites are the bulgolgi, kalbi, and spicy cuttlefish. I wish they served Jap Chae as a main dish though. They couldn’t accommodate me when I requested it.

For those who dont know they dont offer their full menu at lunch and just have five lunch combos to choose from. I tried to order the squid and 10 minutes after putting in our order they said it would take 30 minutes. I changed my order to the bulgogi. Food was not bad, but disappointed none of the banchan that came with the meal was Kimchi. If i happen to be passing through town again i would try one of the other korean places.

I think this is one of the best Asian places to eat in Junction City. Their BBQ beef short ribs are good. I also like the fried squid if you like a little spice. Their lunch special is the way to go otherwise it can be a bit expensive during dinner time.

This place is a sweet hidden treasure! After one too many rave reviews, my husband and I tried this place out and we will be back. Never have I ever had Korean food, but after eating here I dub Korean food king of Asian cuisine.
I ordered the BBQ chicken dinner and my husband ordered the BBQ pork dinner. The food was outstanding! It came to us piping hot. The chicken had a sweetness to it and the pork was very spicy, but it was all delicious. Our dinners came with a small pot of rice and other small side dishes including rice noodles, squash, cucumbers, and an unknown item (I forgot to ask what it was).
Besides the food, I was delighted by the service. Our waitress was so pleasant, and although we entered 30 minutes prior to closing we felt absolutely welcomed and were not rushed.
The only reason why I cannot give this restaurant five stars is because the hours are absolutely odd. Other than this, I highly recommend stopping in Korean Garden if you’re in or near Junction City.

The outside doesn’t look like much but once you try the food it will become a can’t miss land mark. My husband and I went on an anniversary date & it was an unforgettable experience. The price is perfect for the quality and quantity of food you will be receiving. I highly recommend checking out the Korean garden

Really good food, its just like being in Korea.

This is the best Korean food you’ll find in JC. Their portions are on the smaller side at lunch time. They close between lunch and dinner, so they have pretty set times for each meal. The kimchi is pretty good, as are the beef short ribs and bulgogi.

Bottom Line Up Front: Beef Bulgogi and Short ribs tastes great! Portion to price ratio is lacking. Storefront looks sketchy but the inside will surprise you.
This was the only Korean restaurant in the area with good reviews so the fiancé and I decided to give it a try, plus it’s conveniently located outside of the Grant Gate.
Parking is located right in front of the restaurant — got there a bit before the 1130 lunch rush so had no issues with parking. It got busier but there was never a wait. The outside looks a bit sketchy especially with the surrounding establishments but the inside is very clean. No frills décor, just very simple and clean.
We sat down at our table and looked at the menu — we were a bit surprised and disappointed that they only offered five items for lunch. I am glad I wanted something from the lunch box menu but unfortunately my fiancé initially wanted something off their full menu. She settled with the beef bulgogi box and I got the korean BBQ short ribs box.
The food came out in a timely manner but I was immediately disappointed with the portion size. When you look at their menu, you can clearly see that they have increased their lunch prices a lot and you figure with the little pictures they have on the side that it would look similar to it as far as the portions — nope. The protein and rice portion was borderline satisfying but the sides were definitely lacking. But, on the positive, everything tasted great. I enjoyed all the different sides, especially the clear noodles and the kim chi, which was another reason why I wished the portions were larger. If it was for me finishing ¹⁄₃ of my fiances meal, I would have needed a burger from BK to make it through the afternoon.
If you’re looking for authentic Korean food, this is definitely a place to check out. Not like you really have anything else to chose from in JC or MHK, that offers quality dishes at least. Just don’t come starving, unless you want to buy two lunch boxes. We will come back one day to check out the dinner menu, if its anything like their lunch, they might gain back a star.

A+
This place has four lunch options: Beef Box, Pork Box, Squid Box (?) & Chicken Box (from the outside looks of this place one could be forgiven for thinking that last one was Chicken Pox). Now, I love me some box (amiright!!!), but I was rather disappointed upon being seated and shown the very. abbreviated menu. I went with the Beef Box and I’m glad I did!
Shredded, roasted, seasoned, delicious beef, fresh rice, pickled squash, some kind of translucent noodles (trust me folks, it works!) and then another kind of noodle with some sort of seeds (maybe pumpkin?) and to top it all off, an egg roll (yay!). All washed down with a can of soda (no free refills, ya free-​loading sons-​of-​bitches!), all for the price of a Mcee-​dees value meal.
The inside: very, very clean. Like, surprising clean (because this is, after all, Junction City and we all know what that means: SHIT TOWN!)
Two exceptionally polite Korean girls ran the dining room. And they had to be fresh off the boat (rail car, bus or more likely, Can ((hey look, it’s a Wire reference. But these girls didn’t die! Frank Sobotka would be very happy!!))) They didn’t speak a lick of english but seemed to understand nothing but «_​_​_​_​_​Box» and «is Pepsi okay?».
The outside of the place is in a shady part of town (but again, what part of Junk Town isn’t shady as shit?) and looks a little disturbing (such as, my co-​worker and I didn’t know if we should go in until we saw what seemed to a normal looking family get out of their cars and go inside). But don’t be fooled. You’ll be happier than a bird with a french fry after eating at the Korean Garden!
Oh, one last thing (and I want to start including this in my reviews on the reg), I wouldn’t have had this amazing meal if I hadn’t discovered it in a Unilocal search. #yelplife

Deji Bulgogi and Bibimbap graced out table. Korean Garden offers five types of relishes to add to your dish as well. Don’t be timid. Add it all, mix it up, and they’ll bring you more if you wish.
This has to be the best stop between Topeka and Denver for people who are tired of the same ol’ grub. Older front (JC is a beat up town), very clean inside. Bathrooms are clean as well. Try it, you’ll like it.

Great spot for lunch. The beef lunch box, which is Bulgogi, was spot on. I’m from Los Angeles and have had some great Korean Food. This place was just as good. Meat quality was great, very lean and not too fatty. The flavor will bring you back for more. Ask for some hot paste to add a nice kick.

Authentic Korean food at its finest. Not the fanciest storefront (to say the least), but make it inside! The food is delicious.
We love the Bulgogi, Dolsot Bibimbap, and Kalbi Tang.
Docked one star because (1) prices are high! And (2) lunch menu is limited to only four bento box selections.
Theyre also closed mid-​day… I think their schedule is 11 – 2 and then 4-​close.

Food taste great, didn’t like that they have like 5 menu items for lunch. And drinks come in cans.

This is definitely the BEST and most authentic Korean restaurant you will find around this area. I’ve been to a few of the other Korean restaurants and none of them really compare to this place. I’ve had their bibimbap and seafood soon dubu and it’s super yummy. Next time I go back, the kalbi is next on the list!
Prices are definitely a little higher than normal (I’m comparing to Southern California), but when you are in an area that just doesn’t have that demand for ethnic food, I’ll pay the extra few dollars for the meal.

I found this little gem on Unilocal and went ready for a light meal. I saw the food coming out and all hope of light left… and a feast was on!
Bulgogi and tofu soup. All the fixings, too. Green leaf lettuce for «boat building. Bean sprouts, homemade pickles, spiced glass noodles, slaw, broccoli, bean paste, rice. Just a lovely palette of flavors that you could mix and match to assemble your perfect lettuce boats of goodness.
The lady serving the dining room was tickled that I consumed everything… and I mean EVERYthing. The lady who cooks came out and smiled. I told her what I’ll tell you… it was just delicious.