KimChi Korean BBQ

Despite a lot of the other poor reviews, I have been pleased every visit. I think one issue is the language barrier. As this is an authentic family-owned Korean restaurant, their first language is Korean, not English. This makes it hard for them to understand you and you to understand them, unless you speak the language, of course. Also, if you are planning on a large group, I would recommend calling in advance or at least going in to make reservations, that way you are not disappointed if there is not enough space or they send you away. Everything is made to order by one man - apart from rice and podicha (Korean tea) - so it does take awhile for the food to come out. In my opinion, it is totally worth it! This is one of the few Korea restaurants in this area, as most come and go pretty quickly due to little business. I’m hoping this restaurant will do better as each time I’ve gone, I have really enjoyed it. They’re very kind and work their hardest; their dedication really shows. I think the prices are very reasonable as well. I would strongly recommend stopping by one day just to give it a try. If you like authentic Korean cuisine, you won’t be disappointed!

First time I’ve ever had Korean food;very good. Have been back six times, or so, after AC Billiards 1/2 price night. Wary of the Spicy items, but have found enough on the menu to please the palate. Recommended.
12/19/19 l went back with 5 co-workers during a busy lunch. Got an abrupt “no” when asking for a table. Said we could split up, 4 and 2, with me on the 2. Afterwards, the four all complained about how rude the waitress/owner was. Dollar tips, and swore not to come back. I thought it was about being busy, some thought maybe other factors....

Omg it was good! We got so excited when we saw Korean food. Couldn’t find one in the area. Keep in mind: if it says spicy it’s freaking spicy ???? everything was so fresh. Dumpling soup was to die for.