Went on a Saturday evening, there was a few tables, no wait. The lady who seated us was not our…read moreserver,she was dealing with the bbq tables. I had a bimmibap bowl with chicken and my companion had pork stirfry. They bring sides, kimchee, noodle salad, broccoli and a bean sprout salad. My bowl had a lot of rice, could have used more chicken. Service was great, I would come back here next time I am in town.

Dined here for a friends birthday dinner. We got 6 korean BBQ dishes. Total cost for only the…read moreBBQ(not including everything else we had) was about 150 dollars. It came out and there was enough meat to feed maybe a toddler. For 150 bucks you'd think there would be more meat especially for the chicken. 25-30 dollars for a couple ounces of chicken is insane. Overall the service and quality of the food isn't horrendous. But the skimping on the meat is absolutely outrageous. Ambience is cool I guess. Lower the prices if your gonna charge upwards of $40 for a couple ounces of beef

First time visit to Korea House. Located very close to MSU so I figured the menu and atmosphere…read morewould be geared toward students. First we sat down and were given 2 menus. One was their regular menu with a variety of different options and the second menu was all sushi and sashimi. There were dozens of rolls and nigiri of all types. Quite an impressive list. I was there for the Korean food so I did not order any sushi. The service was excellent. The few questions we had were answered and the menu layout was explained as it was extensive. There were apps, rice dishes, soups, house specials, BBQ options and hot pot options to name a few. I decided to go with the kim bop app and soondubu chigae main dish. Soondubu chigae is a spicy soup with silken tofu and seafood served piping hot with rice on the side. The meal also included a selection of 4 banchan; potato salad, Kimchee, bean sprouts and fish cake. All of the banchan were delicious. The banchan also comes with unlimited refills. The kim bop was so good. Not sure what all the ingredients were but it was very tasty and well made. The rice was also very good. It was not an afterthought like a lot of Asian restaurants. The rice was cooked properly and of high quality. The soondubu chigae was also very tasty. Not as spicy as I like but had lots of flavor. My one criticism is the lack of seafood. There was some but not really in balance with the amount of silken tofu and egg in the dish. Overall I would recommend Korea House and although I haven't yet tried the BBQ or the hot pot, I sure they would be excellent choices. If you're craving some authentic Korean flavors, give this spot a try.

Love this place! I've been coming here for years since before they remodeled x-amount of years ago…read more The food is always so so good. The service is prompt and the food comes out quickly and hot. I always like to get the bulgogi and kimchi jjigae as my staples but have also tried other dishes that are a hit too. The seafood pancake appetizer is really good. The prices are reasonable compared to some other places I've been, the total was about $30.

Takeout was okay nothing special, I kinda expected better quality Galbi by how many people raved…read moreabout it. It was tough n chewy (overcooked--you need to cook on high heat but quickly so that it melts in your mouth) and overly sweet (need to balance out marinade) compared to my eomeonim's which I usually compare Galbi recipes to. While fat is the flavour you look for, a great galbi is not greasy like this was. The fat definitely was not rendered correctly. A lot of random Asian fusion going on so it can be confusing. . . Lo Mein was decent and will be something I will crave when I want a cheat meal. Overall, it's a nice takeout choice if you don't want to cook/if you're looking for a filling, time-to-pig-out meal --but if your goal is for quality korean I'd opt for something else.

They wouldn't serve me at the bar, there were a few open tables but all were filled with dirty…read moredishes. Very rude about me wanting to sit there where it was clean.

As the pitcher Joaquín Andújar once said, "You can sum up the game of baseball in one word: 'You…read morenever know.'" What's true of baseball is true of East Lansing college town restaurants. You walk in past a minimalist brick facade and suddenly you're in a vibrant, poster-plastered world with a cozy fireplace. The Bulgogi Bibimbap was a masterclass in variety--I counted exactly 10 ingredients: crisp lettuce, white cabbage, red cabbage, carrots, bean sprouts, radish, kale, corn, red beans, and a perfect soft egg. It's less of a bowl and more of a colorful ecosystem of flavors. Meanwhile, the Korean pork taco was a delicious surprise. Pro Tip: Next time I'd try their Korean ice cream pops. I went in for a quick bite and left feeling like I'd just found my new Asian comfort food spot in the home of the Spartans.

Been at this location multiple times when downtown and it's a place I'd recommend to people who are…read morevisiting. Their popcorn chicken has a nice light and crispy frying. All of their protein options are good. The menu is very versatile and lets you choose your combo of what you want to eat/try. It's a chill place to dine in and relax for a bit before moving onto the next thing. Service has always had a smile and been helpful with any questions or service I need.

First off, the service was great. Our waitress was attentive and very polite. We got our order in a…read moretimely manner. The food was very good as well. We ordered a Volcano Roll, a Striped Dragon Roll, and a Rainbow Roll. They were all delicious and the presentation was very nice. The restaurant was clean, and had a pleasant environment.

Stopped in to Sansu for a quick bite to eat on my way out of East Lansing. The restaurant is huge…read moreand right off of campus so it was mildly busy when we went. We tried some appetizers and had to get the crispy rice spicy tuna, a fan favorite. We tried a platter of mixed sushi, all were very good. The noodle dish was decent but I wish there were more noodles!

Delicious and affordable! Great service and the wait for food is not too long. Inside is bright,…read moreopen, and clean. I LOVE their beef bulgogi bibimbap. Their assorted cheesecake slices are delicious and they have unique flavors. The boba is very good! If it wasn't at Frandor I would go here way more often because I crave their food regularly I will take a picture next time because their purple rice and assorted arrangements are just as aesthetically appealing as they are yummy

This was such a cute little place. Loved the decorations and the peaceful atmosphere. I had the…read moreJapanese curry and it was amazing, so good!! We also had the crab Rangoon it was delicious. Service was quick, we ate in but it seemed like a busy place. I will definitely be going back whenever I'm in the area.

Excellent authentic food with pleasant ambiance. Service was top notch and Johnny was very…read morehospitable with a keen eye for quality service. Looking forward to more visits whenever I am in E Lansing. Thank you

It was our first visit and honestly were very cold where we were seating. Even our tea got cold. We…read moredid not order any hot pot dishes and only shared an appetizer of egg rolls and a garlic chicken stirfry. Either order did not make an impression on our taste buds. They do offer a large menu of hot pot dishes and stirfrys. If and when we go back it will be when the weather is warmer.

Had the Korean BBQ twice during my 2 week visit to the GR. For a chain restaurant, the food and…read morequality is pretty good. Not a traditional Korean BBQ but still enjoyable. Service was good as well as atmosphere.

Very good meal. Clean restaurant great service the menu selection for bbq is adequate and was…read moretasty. Hanger steak was the most tender cut of meat. We will come back to this location again

This restaurant has such a good energy, and the food was amazing. I am definitely coming back!!read more

Ambiance - Small, 2 4 tops/1 2 top/bar seating, you order as soon as you walk in, the menu is on…read morethe ceiling Service - Very kind staff upon ordering, willing to describe things on the menu, food took 45+ minutes Food - Delicious and abundant! My group ordered a bit of everything and no complaints. The dumplings are a must but come in large quantity. Wasabi was not very strong, ginger was stringey. Drink options are limited to water, coke, and boba.

If you ever wanted to visit a restaurant that was having an identity crisis, then this is a place…read morefor you!! Instead of Bowl Express, they should call the place 'United Nations Cafeteria'! In fact, the front of the restaurant really has no sign that identifies the place as a restaurant, other then pictures of Korean foods, even then the place is hard to miss! Unless you happen to go to Tasty Twist since it's located next door. The decor is very 70's.... the wall colors of purple and orange-ish yellow color mixed in with green MSU banner, etc. doesn't not blend well.... The main menu is on the wall behind the cash register and they have one menu that's on the counter top. We were the only customers there and our intention was to get the chicken to see how it was, but ended up ordering other foods. After we looked at the menu, we settled on the following: - Bulgogi Burger - Bulgogi Gyro - Original Gyro - whole order of seasoned chicken The man who took our order also did the cooking... don't expect to get your food quickly; we got all of our food together.. I think it took around 20 minutes to get them. Bulgogi Burger - concept is the same as hamburger, but the meat is replaced with bulgogi, since the meat is loose, expect some to land on your lap. It's served with lettuce, tomatoes and 1000 Island dressing on a sesame buns. Gyro - onions, lettuce with either original or bulgogi served with cucumber sauce. The original was decent... even for E. Lansing area... granted I had better Gyro's in my life, but being in EL area, it was decent. Chicken - whole chicken is chopped into smaller pieces, battered, fried and mixed with Korean Red Sauce and topped with chopped peanuts (if you are allergic to peanuts, make sure you let them know). The chicken was hot (temp hot), the sauce had little kick to it thanks to the chili powder and black peppers that were used. The sauce is thick, thus it'll stick to your fingers. If you get the seasoned chicken, you should get some side of rice. For the Burger and Gyro's we opted to go with the combo, which comes with fountain drink and small side of fries. The fries were okay, bot the best... frozen fries refried and served. The fountain drinks are hidden in the back, so you'll have to find your way for the drinks. There is no focus on single product with offering of others around that product... it's free for all, as you can get hamburger and bibimbop all at once. The Fusion foods they have was nice... the place is also outside of MSU campus area, thus requires one to either walk, bike, bus it or drive. I did notice that they take online orders through third parties. I think they can streamline their menu and focus on few major food items... it took us some time to decide on what to get because of the so many offering. I ended up giving 3 stars since 2.5 isn't allowed... I think this place could become something, but again they should redo their menu and shrink it down.

I visited recently for the first time and had one of the best meals I've ever had in my life! I got…read morethe Den Jang Ramen. It had a kick to it, but the flavor was perfect. With noodles, beef, bok choy, and delicious broth, I would highly recommend trying this dish. While the building is a bit unassuming due to the "Teriyaki Gyro" sign connected to Tasty Twist, go right in. Order at the counter. Make yourself at home.