Korea Garden

This place relocated to 5352 S. 72^nd, Ralston, NE 68 127. So happy they’re open again!

Very good Korean food. Side dishes were delicious. Seafood pancake was good, but I wished it was crispy. My bimbimbap was also very good, but the rice along the sides did not get a chance to cook and get crispy. The ingredients were tasty and well put together. My boyfriend had a bento box, and it was good and there was lots of food leftover. I barely put a dent in my bimbimbap. Service was good. The atmosphere in the restaurant was very quiet and kinda off. I wish they had more windows. I prefer an airy atmosphere. Overall, a nice place to eat Korean food that will leave you very full. I got 2 meals out of my dish.

* As of May 1, 2016, this restaurant is no longer at this location. They are in the process of moving down to a new location in Ralston off 72^nd.
So good. Came here for lunch and we got the beef lunch box and beef cup bap, each only $ 6.95.
The beef lunch box came with bulgogi (sweet marinated beef), glass noodles, kimchi, marinated potatoes, rice, and pickled daikon. The bulgogi was awesome. It was nicely marinated, perfectly cooked, moist, and tender. The glass noodles were enjoyable, the rice was fluffy and sticky, and went well with the bulgogi sauce. The pickled daikon were good, as were the potatoes. I prefer the traditional potato side, which is with white sweet potatoes, but this was still good. I’m honestly never a fan of kimchi, so I don’t knock them for not liking theirs.
The cup bap isn’t in a cup, it’s a regular sized bowl and enough for a meal. It’s basically the same as the lunch box but in a bowl with sauce and without the potatoes. I’m not certain what the sauce was, but it seemed to be a mayo based sauce with gochujang (Korean pepper paste) mixed in.
This was a great lunch, and extremely reasonably priced. I will definitely be back and recommend you try it out for lunch.

Great Korean spot in town! The restaurant is clean and new. Really good variety on the menu. There are also Japanese (rolls). I highly recommend the «dinner for two.» Good serving size, enough to share with your friend or love one. The hot stone bibimbap is awesome. Highly recommended. Try their seafood and green onion pancake. So good!!! If you feel adventurous, try the stir-​fried squid or baby octopus, so awesome with some soju. Overall, an excellent Korean spot in town.

I’m hooked! I was bummed when this place changed from having a mix of Chinese, Korean, and all types of Asia cuisine to just Koren. I didn’t visit this place for about a year. I randomly went to lunch with a coworker and I loved my dish!
First, I liked that they offered a lunch menu. I ordered a Korean Bowl I think it was called. It was a very good portion and very tasty. It consisted of some yummy tasting sauce, glass noodles, rice, your choice of chicken or beef, and lettuce. Who would have thought you could combine all those in a bowl!
I went again this week because I was craving whatever comes in that bowl that makes it taste so good! If you need a quick bite to eat this is a good spot right next to the mall. Worth the stop.

Bi bim bap x’s 2 delishious. We got all the salads on the side, kimchee, cuke, potatoes, etc. till next time!

Ah, the quest for delicious Korean food in Omaha continues. While Korea Grill and Korea King are top of the ranks in my humble opinon, Korean Garden can join as a worthy competitor. Korea King is still my favorite, but I did enjoy some of the dishes we sampled at KG recently. The dining area is tidy, clean, but sparse. This does not bother me. The menu is varied, and offers a good selection of meals ranging from some well known dishes like bi bim bop, wings and the mandoo (potstickers), to lesser known ones like dukbokgi (spicy rice cakes), soon tofu, and tofu chige. I grew up eating Korean food and also lived in a Korean populated area in Philly, where my love for spicy foods grew, so it is nice to have a place in Omaha to indulge and sweat a little.
Service was brisk but efficient on our visit. We sampled the chicken wings, seafood pancake, and a hot stone bi bim bop. The chicken wings were surprisingly crispy and delicious, and the seafood pancake was just ok. I thought it could have been cooked a bit more, as the top and bottom were not as crispy as I’d like, and the dough in the middle seemed undercooked. The bi bim bop I would recommend, It was full of flavor, appropriate authentic ingredients, and best of all, yummy. I would have enjoyed the rice to be a little drier so the hot pot crackled the rice to make it crunchy. This is a Korean hot stone pot rice style that is quite addicting once you experience it at a tofu house or authentic korean diner.
I will definitely be back to try some of my other favorites and see how they measure up to others in town.

Probably the best Korean option in town thus far in term of price and tastiness. It is located right next to Westroads Mall, great dining option after a long day of shopping — plus Flagship commons is a letdown (disappointing)… anyways, I especially enjoy all those little dishes that come along with your meal — you get the kimchi, brocolli, egg thingy, radish thingy, etc! Satisfy your Korean cravings here! I approve

Dinner on Fri night. Had lunch twice before. Excellent service and foods. Like their BiBimBap, tofu stew and clear noodles. So much food. They can adjust the level of spiciness. Highly recommend.

Since moving to Omaha 6 months ago, I have been on a mission to find a quality Korean restaurant. I’m half Korean so I’m very familiar with and often eat Korean food at home. I was looking for a place with a good variety of my favorite dishes that were authentic and «comforting.» Korea Garden is by far the best Korean restaurant I have had in all of Omaha. I tried their Gim-​Bap the last time my fiancé were there and it was amazing. They didn’t over stuff it with rice and skimp on the actual stuffing — and the ingredients used are that of what traditional Gim-​Bap is like with spinach, egg, carrots, fish cake, pickled radish, etc. The other restaurant I’ve had Gim-​Bap at was overloaded with rice and stuffed with only carrot, cucumber, radish and a microscopic thin piece of beef. We also ordered the bibimbap and bulgogi — both of which were also equally amazing. The Bibimbap had all of my favorite, traditional fixings and it comes in a large, hot stone bowl — there was so much food that I had plenty of left overs. The bulgogi was also well cooked and seasoned, not overly salty or covered in thick sauce. You could tell that they actually marinated it themselves rather than poured a jar of sauce over it like some of the other places do in town. Service was great and friendly, restaurant was clean and food came in a timely manner. I also enjoyed the current Korean music they play in the restaurant along with the KPOP videos on TV. Highly recommend this to anyone looking for quality, authentic Korean food. I can’t wait to go back and try their other dishes :)

For now this my go to place for Korean food. The Kimchi jjigae was simply delicious, and bubbly hot! They also give 6 types of banchan with the meal! They offer soju and other alcoholic drinks. They also offer barley tea. All of this at a wonderful price. When I’m outnumbered by Asians, I can always tell I hit the mother-​lode!

Yummy…
Took a group of 4 people who had never had Korean food before, all left delighted. We had the Bibimbap, Korean BBQ box and Beef Bulgogi. Portions are good side and prices are as expected. Would definitely go again, everyone in my group said it will definitely be in the lunch rotation from now on.

Probably the best place in omaha to get a bowl of bibimbap. compared to maru and korean king both places lacks in flavor and the amount of beef in their bowls. here they give you a hefty amount of food that is relatively cheaper than the other two places. we also had their seafood green onion pancake which is also very good. hoping to try out more of their dishes. this could very well be our new to go places for korean food.

This is a must go place, if you like good quality korean food. Setting is nice and calm. Food is authentic korean. Quality of meats and ingredient is top tier… unlike some other places that cheap out on the ingredients and compensate it with overdose of sauce and seasoning. Price and portion can’t be beat. The owner and staff are so sincere about the business. Omaha is not really the market for a good authentic korean restaurant, which was all the more surprising seeing a place such as korean garden.

First time here and I really liked it! I got the bibimbop. I know I already like bulgogi but I wanted to get something different that I normally do not get and today was the day! My friend has been here and told me she believes it to be pretty authentic. I liked the bibimbop a lot. The experience was fun. It came out in a hot bowl and I could hear it sizzlin’! I then was given sauce and had to mix it up! I really do enjoy interactive food. I got to put in as much sauce as I wanted which I thought was great, just in case I didn’t like as much salt as the other person. The bowl came with rice, bean sprouts, mushrooms, carrots, cucumber, spinach, beef and an egg right on top. My friend got the Spicy Beef soup which actually had such a nice depth of flavor. It was pretty spicy, but oh so tasty! Our meal came with some side dishes. My favorite had to be these lightly fried potatoes covered in a brown sauce.
Our server, Yong was so sweet and helpful. She was very tentative and filled our water when it was needed. She refilled our potatoes when we wanted and when it was time to go, she helped us pack our food to go. Overall, very positive experience and it definitely helped that the food was delicious!

Enjoyed my lunch here today. There were three other tables seated at noon. One waitress for everyone, wasn’t super speedy, but very friendly and attentive. I had the Korean bbq lunch bowl with pork. The flavor was delicious, just not sure why there was a layer of lettuce in it. I will probably go for the lunch box next time. Jasmine tea came in a huge pot, which I loved. They have two wall mounted tvs. One was set to a Korean show, and one to the local news. Overall a lovely experience.

Really good food! The restaurant was spacious and clean. I ordered bibimbap and it was everything I imagined. It had a lot of veggies including mushrooms and beef. My favorite part was the sunny side up egg to top of the mountain of food. Of course, it came with all of the small side dishes. My favorite was the marinated cucumber and potatoes. My bf ordered the pork bulgolgi and he really liked it. It was perfectly seasoned. The downside is one waitress so the service is a bit slow and she never came by to refill water. I’m just ecstatic to find good korean food in omaha. I’ll definitely give beef bulgolgi a try next time.

My first time here my friends and I were just looking for some good food for lunch before a day at the mall. Luckily we stumbled across this restaurant right next to Westroads Mall!
The restaurant is nice and spacious and most importantly clean! I ordered the bibimbap in the stone bowl and my boyfriend ordered the pork bulgogi. The food was very flavorful and not too spicy! The complimentary side dishes were delicious as well! We also received water very quickly after sitting down and overall the service was pretty good. I thought the food was the best Korean food I’ve found in the Omaha area. My friends and I all left satisfied with our orders and with full stomachs.
I will definitely be back!