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An Nyeong K Tofu & Bbq

4.5 (205 reviews)
ModerateKorean
Open 11:00 am - 2:00 pm, 5:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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Dora S.

I was craving cold noodles and found this korean restaurant that is kinda tucked away. its a small and busy restaurant! The banchan (small dishes) were free and refillable, they were delicious. Service was great and my cold noodles were delicious. My only complaint is that the COLD noodle soup didnt have ice in it and wasnt super cold

Seafood Pancake
Minji K.

You can get a variety of different toppings, of which I got the combination seafood and meat, and choose from 1-10 spice level. I got the 9 and it definitely had me sweating! The flavor was really savory and delicious, and they also gave side dishes like kimchi, marinated potatoes, and bean sprouts. The stone pot bibimbap is also a great option is you're not feeling the soup. It came sizzling hot with beef, carrots, spinach, and other veggies. The potion was large and it was filling! The seafood pancake was also really good and had lots of squid in it. The soy sauce that was for dipping paired well with it, and it was slightly crispy on the surface. Service was quick, even though it was busy, and we even had leftovers we could take to enjoy later. They also have parking available right outside the restaurant, although it was tough making a left turn out of it.

Bibimbap
Ellie N.

I love the side dishes and main dishes. 5 stars for the food. The service is a bit slower this time because it's crowded. They accidentally charged me more than the receipt, but they corrected on the spot when we brought it up.

Galbi (3 pcs) + bibim naengmyeon combo
Anh D.

My boyfriend and I decided to stop by for lunch over the weekend. The restaurant was clean and had plenty of tables and seats. Although it was pretty busy, the staff was friendly and our food did not take too long to come out. I ordered the galbi (3 pcs) + bibim naengmyeon combo. The bibim naengmyeon was delicious and flavorful. The galbi was tender, nicely seasoned, and paired well with the noodles. My boyfriend ordered the crab soondubu with ramen noodles. They were generous with the crab, and the noodles were cooked perfectly in the soondubu broth. Overall, we were very happy with our dishes and will definitely come back in the future!

Original Tofu Soup
Wes Y.

An Nyeong is the best Korean food in Austin in my opinion. I have tried a lot of spots around town and this one just better, especially if you are into tofu soups. The tofu soups here are excellent. The flavor is perfectly balanced, not too acidic but still super flavorful, and they are generous with both the meat and tofu. They also give you purple rice, which is a nice touch, along with a solid spread of Korean side dishes. One thing I really like is that they offer 10 levels of spice. I like the level of control over your spice level. I would recommend level 5 for a good kick without it becoming uncomfortable. The place itself is clean and the service is reasonably fast.

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Cristina B.

While exploring Austin my husband searched for a nearby Korean restaurant because my in laws are in town and my (Korean) mother in law wants to eat Korean food almost every day she's here lol I don't mind at all because I love Korean food so much. However, it's always interesting to hear her review and insight. Ok, so again, for me... it was a 10/10 overall. A very modern take on Korean food based on the aesthetic of the restaurant itself and the "young" servers which my mother in law pointed out lol It was exceptional service, for me and their potatoe panchan is 100000000/10 for me! Sooo delicious! I ordered the galbi (Kalbi ribs) and I was floored by how delicious they were. Everything was tasty and they were very generous with portions or "refills" on anything we ordered or asked for. The most surprising thing for us and mostly my MIL is how many people walked in (and mostly Korean) to the restaurant while we ate there. Obviously it's pretty authentic and delicious, if you ask me! I highly! Highly! Recommend! This is my favorite so far, too bad it's in Austin and not SATX where we live. :(

Colin C.

This place is good when you're craving Korean and don't want to travel all the way to Hmart. Whenever I want stonepot bibimbap and can't be bothered to go past the Domain, I'll come here for a simple quick meal. Their bonchon selection is limited but still good, especially the shoyu potatoes and japchae. Even though I can still rock with their bibimbap, I just love it when the stone pot is volcanic to the touch and gets the rice blackened with crisp. The decor is very clean and fancy whereas I prefer a more traditional vibe when I eat Korean but I think that's just due to my upbringing. The service is also good as the waiters are helpful and attentive. Not my absolute favorite spot but a good gateway into classic korean food that isn't just BBQ.

Jen H.

I don't know how I haven't rated this restaurant yet, but I've been here so many times and every time I leave full, happy, and satisfied. The food is amazing, and service is prompt. The interior is very simple, Korean casual chic. There hasn't been anything I've ordered here that I was disappointed by. It's definitely my favorite Korean spot in Austin so far!

Darlene B.

Been here twice, both times for dinner. It's usually pretty busy but service is reasonably efficient. The banchan is something to look forward to when you come visit - love the variety of what they have. They have some good combo offerings that are great deals. Their LA galbi is great, and my friend and I tried their ube brownie was actually really delicious. I'd come back here anytime!!

YuShan M.

This is best tofu soup in Austin! You get to customize your spice level (I have lv8, it's def fire). Good time to go in the cold weather, warm your soul right up! Seafood pancake is also great app, perfectly crisp and fresh. Bulgogi is my husband's fav, seasoned well and large portion. I'd come back to try their galbi next time. Also can't forget their banchan , one of the best in Austin. I didn't care for the mayo noodle dish but it's good palates cleanser to tone done spiciness. Service is a bit slow yesterday but it's full house, a little grace goes a long way :)

Seafood Tofu Soup
Joseph K.

The restaurant is a bit hard to find, and you may miss it going fast on Burnet, but once you know where you're going, you turn into a parking lot that has a lot of space available, even during peak hours. When you walk into the restaurant you're not greeted right away, it seems like you need to make your presence known around the corner to wave down a waiter to be seated. So far, it's been busy every time I've been, but lucky enough to be seated right away. Once you order, all of the side dishes come out quickly and they are actually fresh. They don't taste like they've been sitting out for a while. I enjoy them so much I usually ask for more halfway through the meal. The main dishes also come out very quickly. Almost suspiciously fast, but since it seems steaming hot every time, I'm not too worried. All the main dishes are very authentic. Anything you order here will taste great. When this place first opened the highest spice setting wasn't that spicy at all, but I think they're using a new pepper, making a 10 pretty spicy! It's bustling, but not loud enough as to not hear the person you're with. One of my favorites in Austin! Will always come back

original tofu soup

Vibe: clean, minimal, casual ambiance Service: standard Reservation: didn't make a reservation and was seated as soon as we arrived Items ordered: - original beef tofu soup, medium spicy ($17.95) soondubu needed a little more umami. love that it came with purple rice 7/10 - banchan (sides) complimentary refillable, all were pretty good

Seafood tofu soup with udon
Vivian L.

Generous with the sides dishes and will happily refill. Feels like I'm eating mamas cooking. Had the seafood tofu soup with udon, authentic and delicious. Great service. Plenty of parking.

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