Korean Express

It's a little secluded, but has fast service and good food at low prices. I paid about $8.36, including tax, for chicken bibimbap that filled my empty stomach at lunchtime (I didn't eat breakfast and I'm a pretty fit dude who needs food). And although the card reader takes about 1- 1.5 minutes to process, its pleasant talking with your server.

The food is good but their prices are high and the card reader takes forever to process the transaction.

I can honestly say that if you have time and transportation, it's worth going to alternative Korean place nearby. This place is great if you are in the area and don't have alot of time to go elsewhere. I had the kimchi fried rice and it wasn't bad but didn't have that much kimchi in it and zero vegetables. I also had the pork bulgogi (I'm not using the Korean name as the majority of the populace probably won't understand) was light on flavor and zero sauce. I can't stress that the flavor was lacking the slight sweetness that is barely present and the rich flavor in bulgogi. I also asked for spicy and it had no heat to it at all, which might have masked some of the lack in flavor. I also feel the prices are about the same if you had gone to another Korean restaurant. This place would probably be 4 stars if it was slightly cheaper to match the quality, in my opinion. As an fyi, I grew up eating bulgogi at home and frequently eating out at places across the United States. I'm not gauging the food on it's Korean recipe authenticity but more upon my personal preference.

Very good food and prepared by authentic Koreans. The kimchi fried rice is very good so is the fried chicken