Kogi Bar and Grill

Outstanding Korean BBQ ribs, excellent Chicken Katsu and the sushi is fantastic. Tuesday’s have half price sushi all day, which makes it an excellent value as well. Great addition to the downtown Plymouth area and I highly recommend stopping in. We will definitely be back!

Lovely atmosphere, excellent Korean food! Can’t recall the name of the veggie crispy bottom rice dish served in a sizzling iron pot topped by poached egg but it was outstanding!

Kogi is a great addition to the Downtown Plymouth area. I have been three times since it opened and each time everything we ordered was absolutely delicious. (We have only tried the Korean menu, so can’t speak for the sushi, but it looks amazing!) Be warned, there is no children’s menu to speak of, but my kids love to order the Katsu (chicken cutlets) which is plenty for all three (9, 8, and 2) to share! The chicken skewers are also a good bet, but are a little spicy, so you may want to ask for the sauce on the side if you can. The Bibimbap is great, as is the Ramen, and Bulgogi. Servers are excellent; friendly and informed about the menu. The owner is super nice — the first time we were there she came over to the table, encouraging the kids to try the kimchi. When they did, she rewarded them for their adventurousness with a free scoop of ice cream. Love it here. Will definitely be back many times!

I saw this restaurant on Unilocal and saw a lot of good reviews on this place so I was pretty disappointed on the service here. I did not eat at this restaurant. Therefore my review is only based on the service provided and the only thing I saw. The restaurant was pretty empty only saw a few people sitting at the bar .We stood by the podium and waited about 2 minutes to be acknowledged to sit down. Once we sat down we waited about 10 more minutes and still no one had come by to take orders for drinks. Sorry to not be able to try the food out but I didn’t want to stick around to wait all day for lunch. The manager was very apologetic and even offered free appetizer will give 3 stars because of managers quick response.

Wow what a surprise in Plymouth! Extensive bar choices And tons of apps. We just had drinks and apps at the bar and were not disappointed. The bar tender (I think his name was Paul) was social and helpful picking out drinks and apps. The food was very good, try the Korean flavored wings and tuna rice balls. Even the dumplings were top notch. I will be going back here for sure for a full dinner.

When you walk in this Korean restaurant, the first thing I noticed was how spacious it was! Definitely a great hang out spot if you have a group since there were plenty of seats that lined all the way down the long bar table.
Service: Our bartender was very friendly. I was there by myself at first and she engaged immediately and suggested a beer to my liking!
Food: Crispy Tuna Balls– It’s not on the online menu! The only thing with this is they should work on the presentation on this appetizer just a little bit, the avocado was breaking apart, regardless it still tasted amazing!
Must-​try: Sizzling Galbi– For $ 25, so worth it!
The sauce they used to marinated short ribs was spot on Korean BBQ style! They’re served with rice, kimchi and even romaine lettuce for the option of lettuce wraps instead of just eating it with rice. Nice way to mix it up!

Korean food is very good. California roll is odd. They used different kind of crab meat that tasted almost like canned crab meat. Unless you like that taste of crab meat, I’d avoid any sushi with crab meat at this restaurant.
The location is at the heart of downtown Plymouth so parking space can be very challenging especially on weekends.

Went this afternoon for a birthday lunch for my sister. She had been before and loved it. We had a great time it is very clean and nice atmosphere. We got all kinds of things from sushi to ramen and everything in between. There were 6 of us and we will definitely be returning. The food was all so fresh and light.
Can’t wait to go back, our waitress who as it turns out was one of the owners was excellent, really pleasant and helpful.
Went again today for a quick lunch, everything was great but I’m sorry the ramen is just not good it lacks flavor. It was like a broth of water and hot sauce left it untouched and waitress never asked why I didn’t eat
I must take back star.

Food is different, but phenomenal. All food is made fresh to order. While that sometimes means it’s a little slower to come out, it’s well worth the wait. The Dolsot (Stone Bowl) Bibimbap is frigging amazing. The food stays hot for so long and the crunchy rice at the bottom… OMG try the Koji fries…
Great beer selection… forever rotating… only has 4 taps but good bottle/​can selection as well.
People I’ve been with to Koji looove the bubble tea variety and rave about it.
Staff is knowledgeable and friendly and always great. I didn’t want to come here before, now I’m addicted and can’t wait for next visit.

With all the choices in downtown Plymouth this is a must experience! Reading the reviews the scallion pancake did not disappoint. It’s a large portion. Ramen was served in giant in bowl and was spicy. Dosot bowl was hot and sizzling. Portion were nice size. Service was friendly and efficient. Safe to say this place will be in business for years to come

This place is a gem! Run by a family who
lives in town (tonight the mom is cooking, the aunt is rolling sushi, the daughter is working the bar). I live in Plymouth and I am so happy to have Kogi downtown! This is our second time here, and once again we were impressed. Delicious, and unique sushi — and the spicy ramen is absolutely incredible!!! It’s a small place on Main Street, but they have a full bar and bubble tea! You can even do a bubble tea at the window on the sidewalk, which is perfect for the summer! Everyone in town needs to support this new place. So good! Can’t wait to come back.

Bibimbop! If you have never had it… go get some. Have missed Korean food since leaving NY. No more.
The bop, with meat, was excellent. A mish mosh of flavor from the over easy egg over beef, surrounded by bean sprouts and veggies, over excellent rice.
Perfect for a cold day. Kimchi not as hot as I like it but very good.
Wife and son had bulgogi and plates were cleaned. Thy were very happy with the flavors. Good portions, fair prices… excellent food.
For apps we did get the gyoza, shrimp and veggie… I wanted one steamed but got both fried. Those were average IMO. Not good, not bad.
Next time the bop and bulgogi will suffice… and suffice it will!!!

Awesome place with the option for bar seating or restaurant dining. They also have a take-​out window and bubble tea! Next time, I’ll be taking a bubble tea to go.
For appetizer, try Umma’s Rangoons. These aren’t your classic cream cheese and crab meat rangoons. Umma’s are full of a more curry-​flavored concoction. Definitely memorable.
The Bibimbap is delicious and beautifully served. If you’ve never had this Korean classic, I’d recommend trying it for your first time at Kogi.

They had me at tempura asparagus and vegetable dumplings. Seriously cool place and the food is great.
Wait staff were friendly and suggested different options and dishes.
Definitely coming back.

I have been to Kogi four times since it opened two months ago. I love it! There are several other options for sushi in town and this is by far the BEST place for sushi. Fresh, flavorful, and beautiful presentation. The red dragon is my favorite so far. Patty, the owner, is so friendly and will help you with anything you need. A definite must if you are looking for a great place for lunch or dinner in Plymouth!

Absolutely amazing atmosphere and food. I first ate here with my friend Myung (from Korea). She is very picky about Korean food, and she loved it. Now, I have been back a few times and each time it is better than the time before.
The atmosphere is very inviting, and I especially love the Kogi Tacos. Their sushi is also terrific. Try the Red Dragon Sushi, and you will not be disappointed.
Finally, the owners are awesome! They are very warm and friendly. My #1 recommendation for a Plymouth Restaurant.

So psyched to find out that a new Korean restaurant was opening up in town so we took my mom out for her birthday there last Sunday night, and again for lunch with the family last Sunday afternoon.
From all appearances this is an old-​school mom and pop operation (literally appeared like the mom, dad and son are in the kitchen, with number one son serving as runner and number one daughter out waiting tables!) but apparently that’s not the case. Patti the owner is a Plymouthian, and Paul is the former award-​winning head chef of Bluefins sushi in Chatham.
While the atmosphere is a little stark (You can tell they’re focusing on the food and service first, the rest will come if they can sustain… a good thing!) but the bar was appointed nicely. One quick fix might be a few plants, and turning off the overhead florescent lights in the main dining room. They had these great wrought iron chandeliers in there that would cast a nice warm light like they had in the lower-​ceiling back dining area.
This said, we were here to eat. Having eaten my fare share of good and not so good Korean in Boston, on the westcoast where Koreans outnumber Chinese joints 3-​to-​1, this place is right on the money. Where on the west you can find places that are opulent to almost sterile (one place we went too in SF once had kitchen standard stainless steel everything (we took this to be hold-​over styling from Japan-​occupied Korea where the Koreans were forced amongst other things to desire durability and utility over aesthetic), what we found was authentic, comfortable, clean, quality, value, and friendly service to boot. Dad came out to say hello and check in a couple of times and we all got a friendly wave walking by the kitchen on the way to the rest room.
Since Plymouth has some decent sushi places (Sushi Joy, New Tokyo, even New World Tavern right up the block from them) what was happening here was quality and quantity for the value. We got sashimi Unagi, yellowtail, and the tuna/​mango tartare for apps and all were generous and super fresh, and priced just below what you’d do at the other full-​on sushi place.
We also tried the scallion pancake which is the size and depth of a small pizza, cup bap which is vermicelli and rice with mixings, mild chicken wings, and for entrees the fried rice and iron bowl bibimbap complete with Korean spicy BBQ and fried egg. Everything was standard fare so didn’t try the Americanized dishes some mentioned (next trip!) just to see if they got the basics and everything was top notch, served piping hot and perfectly presented and flavorful.
For the lunch round we tried Spicy Beef Ramen, Spicy Pork Belly, and Kogi Fries. Ramen was dead-​on, Pork was similar to Hunan style beef but you spread rice and the pork onto a chard of romaine and eat it open faced, delicious. Kogi fries slathered with korean beef, white onions and I think Velveeta made me think of cheese fries at Nectars in Vermont…
For dessert, don’t miss the bubble tea, totally refreshing light and different. You combo up tea type and flavor, and a flavor for the bubbles which are tapioca infused with fruit juice of your choice. Get the tapioca bubbles if you’re into the sweet consistency of slurping down gelatinous fish eyeballs (haha!) or ask for the fruit-​infused ones if you’re into the burst of flavor. Several specialty adult beverages featured as wel. The kids had never tried it before, let alone tea, and were bonkers about sucking them up the oversized straws, and so much that Patti gave us a free ½ cup of them to go!

Great food. My family is very picky and they loved the food here. Very flavorful and fun
The tacos were great and really filling so you can have it as a meal or as shared appetizer.
I’m going to try the katsu ramen next time!
Their sushi was good too. Lots of options.

My husband and I were so excited when we first saw that a new restaurant was coming to Plymouth and having it be a Korean restaurant made it even more exciting!
Today we came for lunch and it was everything we were hoping for! First, it’s all very clean and welcoming and big. There’s exposed brick, a large bar and plenty of tables. We decided to sit at the bar.
The choices were all delicious sounding. We started with the crab rangoons. They were very crispy and really good! You could see large pieces of crab and the curry in them was good. I told my husband that they were my new favorite kind of Rangoon! It comes with a spicy mayo I think? It was good too!
I ordered the Kimbap with beef for my main dish. I really wanted the Volcano sushi but wasn’t hungry enough. It was so good! The soy sauce is not for these because they don’t need anything. Sweet, crunchy, salty… perfect.
My husband ordered the chicken katsu ramen. He loves ramen so he was excited to see it on the menu. It was served in a huge bowl with plenty in it! It was spicy and amazing! The chicken was crispy and really good. There’s a lot of veggies in it, too.
I also ended up ordering a raspberry bubble green tea with strawberry popping bobas because I saw them being made next to me. It was my first time having the popping bobas but it was so good! Definitely recommend.
Overall, this place is so good! I would recommend to anyone as there’s such a great selection of dishes. There’s vegetarian options too! I can’t wait to go back for my birthday in a couple weeks.
Basically, eat here.

I was incredibly impressed with Kogi the moment I walked in. The owner was very kind and friends and the food was excellent. I had the Kogi tacos and fries — both were presented very well and the fries had the perfect amount of salt on them.
I hope this place does great as its only 2 months old!
Thanks,
David