Jenny Lee’s Korean American Kitchen

This is the second time I have been here, I really want to like this place, but it just misses the mark.

The Super Sprouts we ordered were cooked perfectly, but barely had any seasoning. The Fire sauce that comes with it is more like Thousand Island than a spicy sauce.

I thought I ordered the K-Box meal with Bulgogi Beef, but apparently they heard a rice bowl with Bulgogi. I checked my receipt and at least I was charged correctly for what was served.

Like many Spring salads there can be bad pieces of lettuce, that was the case with the salad in my bowl. I went ahead and picked them out, but it would have been nice if they checked that before serving. The Kimchi was pretty good, but not sure if it is house made or not. The Bulgogi was flavorful, however a little on the salty side.

My partner got the Orange Chicken, the breading was a little heavy and there wasn't enough orange sauce, so the chicken was a little dry.

Overall, not bad and it is nice to have a Korean Restaurant as an option.

We wanted something different and we found it. The portions are big and can be shared. I love the Korean beef,.noodles and the Korean burger.
They need to have more drink selections like tea to go with the Korean food.
We where also expecting the stoves in the table where you do your own BBQ..but it's OK, the food is good anyway.

Exceeded my expectations! It was so good. My fiance and I both got the K-box, mine with with bulgogi steak and his with spicy pork. Quick and delicious and left full. I was extremely satisfied with the service, flavors, and cleanliness of the restaurant. Definitely will be coming back!

The foods were okay, though not so authentic. Japchae with marinated beef, and Korean BBQ with rice were good with good portions. My son liked their Korean hotdogs very much. The only thing that I wanted to give my opinion about was that we pay $2-3 for these tasty Korean hotdogs which are much bigger in South Korea. Even though they are good so my son had two of them, in my opinion, $7 for a slim Korean hotdog is not a reasonable price. And lastly, for the Kimcheese Fries, I guess stir-fried Kimchi would go a lot better with fries and cheese on them! Thanks!