Honey Pig Restaurant

It's like walking into a real street in Korea! (at least, what I imagine it would be like ;) Everything is fresh and delicious, from the starters that are on the table as soon as you sit, to the perfectly grilled meats. I even liked the kimchi, which I've tried many times before but never liked till here. Lots of unusual options for the adventurous. And the true test of authenticity for any ethnic restaurant - when the people native to the country choose to eat there. Our whole evening felt like a mini escape across the world... Truly a full, wonderful cultural experience. Can't wait to go back!

Went with my daughter her bf my Mom and her bf for my daughter's birthday! So it's Korean where they cook like at the actual table! I guess this is an Asian thing as I know Japanese do that as well, but whatever I know Korea & Japan are apples & orange's, it's just a reference! Anyways, so it was probably 75% Asians (I'm guessing South Koreans, again this is a good thing cuz if people from the actual country are eating the food especially in the high percentage here it must be legit Korean cooked food, and it's all awesome food) atmosphere is casual as well as casual dress is fine as well! I HIGHLY RECOMMEND THE JOINT????????

I've never had Korean food and neither had anyone in my party (11 of us) except for my brother. The shock of the items on the menu definitely took our breath away. The kids pointed out the tongue, the soup with ox blood and the intestines. Once we got past that, we were ready to order. We ordered "normal" sounding food items such as beef brisket, shrimp and vegetables, beef rib skirt, pork belly and spicy chicken. All the food was delicious. You definitely have to be a bit adventurous and just try it. We ordered the fried dumplings. That was very tasty. And all the food including the pork belly was very tasty and perfectly cooked. The kids enjoyed the spicy chicken but told us it was bland (we asked for it to be prepared non-spicy). They tried our food like the beef and pork, and said that that had more flavor than the chicken. A must try for the more adventurous eaters. And it's a bit pricey. It ranged from $17 to $32 per entree.

Admittedly my first time eating Korean barbecue in the USA. Seeing as so many Koreans were visiting, I could only imagine that it was good food. And I wasn't disappointed. The meat was very good and fresh. I enjoyed some of the dipping sauce as well. The only downer was the cold draft coming from the front door. Otherwise it was a great meal and a good experience.

I've been going to honey pig pretty regularly for a few years now! It's always been good. The food is pretty authentic to what I had in Korea, and I love the atmosphere. The industrial feel is fun, and I enjoy the music videos. It can be loud and busy though, so expect a wait and not a quiet, romantic date night. I love the bulgolgi and the brisket! The pork belly is also pretty good, though the portion is smaller. Service can lag due to the crowds. Definitely a favorite go-to. Take out is also good here!