Had lunch here the other day. The fried dumplings were very tasty as the appetizer. I had the…read morekimche soup or kimche jigae and it was very good, though it could have used a bit more chicken. Flavor was fanstastic as always.

Tired this place out. And it didn't disappoint. I ordered the Galbi dumpling soup fried dumplings…read moreand the bancan. Ohh and the japche noodles so good. Lots of seating. And the service was fast and helpful. My favorite is the shoyu potato's. And they have a drive thru but the speaker doesn't work from what the employee told me. So you have to drive to the window.

I loved the food here! The chicken was really crispy and so were the fries. Great service too! Cool…read morevibe and decor.

I am a fan of this chicken. These are hulk wings compared to other wing places. And the flavors…read morejust pop. Highly recommend the honey garlic. Can't beat salty sweet combo. The Kimchi fried rices had great flavor and the egg was delicious. The teriyaki rice was just ok compared to the other items. Needed more flavor to pop out. Fries and mozzarella sticks were good, but nothing unique. Had delivered and they definitely had a great system to keep everything crispy and hot. No soggy food, which is difficult given the items. And the packaging was just so fun. Highly recommend giving them a try. These folks are the wing kings in my book.

Food was delicious!! We love the salads which are included with the main dish…read more We ordered the Kim bop (Korean sushi) to enjoy later .. yummy Service is always excellent and there is a lot of parking too.

Small space inside to eat, large portions, and helpful staff! All the food was delicious!read more

Korean House is a hidden gem! Right by an entrance to Offutt, Korean House is a great little hole…read morein the wall restaurant. It has been around for about 40 years and the decor has been the same! My parents said that it makes them nostalgic for Korea back in the day. We are Korean and my parents are super picky about food and they said that Korean House is the best Korean food in Omaha. If you want good Korean homestyle cooking, this is the place. We moved here from Southern California where there is really good food, and my dad said their kimchi jjiagae is better than Ktown in LA. I love that they have Hawaiian style meat jun. Their jap chae is soo good and soft...I love it. And their squid too! You can't go wrong with the food here. The owner is friendly too and played with my kids when we were there and kept them occupied. :) It is a little far from us from West O but definitely worth the drive for good Korean food.

Walked in about half hour to close and they were very friendly. Made my food fresh on the spot and…read morethe flavor of the beef was out of this world great service, it was very warm and welcoming inside.

Finding good sushi in the middle of America is certainly a treat. And at Koji, the sushi here is…read morecertainly good. Tasted fresh to me! (although I think the fish is cured to retain freshness) We ordered a couple rolls, but mostly stuck to the nigiri. The Hama toast, prairie tuna, and yaki gindara were all ono. The yaki gindara tasted like butterfish sushi, but with sablefish rather than black cod. Also, the rice used for the sushi tasted similar to the rice used in sushi in Hawaii. We also tried some of the yakitori - grilled meat on sticks. I strongly recommend the tako yakitori. I'm not really into tako poke (Hawaii dish), but this tako with that miso panca sauce is super ono. Full of flavor with a touch of spicy. I could eat that all the time. The five-spice old fashioned they have is also delicious. Service was excellent for us. Our waitress was very friendly and helpful. The restaurant itself has a/c and gives an izakaya vibe familiar in Hawaii. Also, I saw people come in with t-shirt and shorts for dinner. So I guess there isn't really a dress code here. As others have mentioned, Koji is a sister restaurant to Yoshitomo, and the menus of both restaurants do overlap to a degree. However, Koji has MUCH better parking than Yoshitomo. Trying to find parking for Yoshitomo or Ota can be a pain since it's all street parking. Koji is in a strip mall with its own parking lot (free parking too). I will definitely return here whenever I'm in Omaha.

I love Koji as an option for a lunch in Countryside Village - the restaurant is often quite empty…read morebut I feel that adds to the appeal to me as it is a quiet environment where you can really appreciate the food. This time around, we had the Koji Q and the Gyoza Empire in addition to some sushi rolls and those may be some of my new favorites here. The sauce of the Gyoza Empire was just so tasty I could have had it as a soup. Highly recommend!

So I had to check out this place. I love Korean food. I ordered the spicy pork bulgogi. It was…read moreyummy the the shrimp fried rice hot and sour soup lots of veggies and pork meat strips. And the gal-bi. The service was great very attentive l. Lots of space for seating as well.

Great food with superb service! We come here each year to get the mackerel. The food is fantastic…read moreand our server was great!

Why was this place NOT packed? With four different places to eat, everyone's pallet is quenched!…read more Don't let the construction detour you, Kamp is a must stop during these spring/summer weekdays and weekends. Nestled in the heart of the Blackstone District on a prime corner lot, you'll find a hip spot to indulge in eats AND drinks while people watching, dog watching, and more importantly... socializing! We HAD to get Taco Co. and their nacho appetizer sans cilantro and jalepenos (yes, we've already established I'm a ween when it comes to heat ). The best! Never soggy chips, doused in beans, protein (if you choose), cheese, sour cream, and so so good. Much smaller portion the Benson local and that's perfect for us. Visited Nice Rollz, and grabbed their Crab Rangoon Korean Corndog and lemme tell you... that cheese pull was REDICK, and then some. Perfect balance to the sweet and savory combo. The hotdog itself which was much appreciated (IYKYK). A must try for sure. Of course I had to order their Kamp Fire off their drink menu, and if you like those spicy/smokey drinks like me, this one with Mezcal is for YOU! Highly recommend Can't beat a one stop shop essentially, plus the foot traffic, parking (the lot just NE of Kamp actually) additions, and much more to see!

Came in before a sporting event, we had been to the former food hall and really liked the refresh…read more You order at their counter, one of many in the food hall, and they give you a buzzer to let you know when your food is ready. Lots of seating options with huge windows looking out to the Blackstone area. There is a big bar in the middle. We got a variety of their Korean Corn dogs. We had their Hot Cheeto, French Fry, Ramen and OG. All were soo good and cooked to perfection with loads of flavor. We'll definitely be back!

Small family owned business. My friend and I were in the mood for Korean, so she recommended this…read morespot. It was a packed house (i'm guessing a private event going on) but kuckiky we got there before more people showed up. they still sat us down no questions asked. The service was supper friendly, and the food...well...Delish! We had the Bulgogi, NaJoGi, and Japchae. All three are highly recommended. Remember these dishes are sharing dishes, unless you're extremely hungry. The Bulgogi is an all beef dish, with a semisweet sauce..Sooo good. The NaJoGi was fried chicken covered in a sweet and spicy sauce (sooooo goood) with some vegetables. The chicken bits do have bone in it so be careful. The Japchae is like a glass noodles served with beef and vegetables. Not salty at all, it was the perfect balance, and a great addition to the chicken and beef we got. All of the above came with one serving of banchan (kimchi, potato, broccoli, pickled cucumber, bean sprouts, etc) We didn't try any of the chinese food as we were there specifically for the Korean flavors. Will definitely be back!

Awesome place for Asian food! Fast and good service…read more I loved the hot sour soup and orange chicken. Miss it a lot

This past week took us from the Des Moines IA metro to Lincoln NE...and then back and forth between…read moreLincoln and Omaha several times. One of the places we always stop in the Omaha area is the Nebraska Crossing Outlet mall which is actually in Gretna NE (just West of Omaha). I remember there being a Runza at Nebraska Crossing; the sign is actually still up on the highway markers too... I Googled for Runza and looked around for one...and I guess it's no longer an option. But I did find Kong Dog...! Not to be confused with King Kong Burgers... Kong Dog is Korean corn dogs as well as wings, sandwiches, and a whole line of drinks. Oddly enough the wings etc. are not mentioned online..., but are featured on their in store menu board. Only the corn dogs and drinks are shown online. While the girls were at Coach and my buddy was at Nike I slid over for an original all beef sausage corn dog. The original coating is more sugar than anything. A combination of sweet and savory! You order and pay at the counter. My wait was only a few minutes long. With this being an outlet mall location the space is small and they have low top tables and chairs as well as a counter to sit at along the windows. Handed over hot and fresh. Even with it being around 100 degrees F out I took my corn dog to go and enjoyed it outside at a table in the shade. Not a preplanned stop, but a nice surprise...! https://kongdog.us/

My son was very excited to try this, and chose the mozzarella stick with the hot Cheetos. I have…read moremixed emotions about it honestly. It was a huge mozzarella stick, but it lost me with the mayonnaise. I think I might have enjoyed it better if it was the hot dog included instead of mozzarella. The employee that I interacted with explained the menu and was very nice and friendly. The tables needed to be wiped down, but first appearance everything appeared to be well kept.