Ive tried both the tableside BBQ and kitchen entrees. Everything here is fantastic! Tonight was…read moreSteamed Dumplings app and the Bulgogi entree. If you've never tried Korean, this is a GREAT way to try, because they always have a fantastic assortment of sides and sauces that come with everything. Do not miss KoHo when you're in the area!!

Stopped by Koho Korean BBQ inside Maryland Live! Casino and had a great meal. This is inside the…read morecasino, but you can access it through the main entrance and before you cross the casino 'barrier'. We ordered the beef and pork grill combo, and everything was cooked perfectly and packed with flavor. The quality of the meats was excellent, and the portions were generous. The waiter literally stands there and grill the meat for you and asking in real time if the meat was cook to our liking. For appetizers, we tried the wings, beef bulgogi japchae, and shrimp tempura. All three were on point and made for a great start to the meal. The japchae had great flavor, the wings were crispy and delicious, and the shrimp tempura was light and perfectly fried. The service was friendly and attentive throughout our visit, even though the restaurant was busy. Overall, a very enjoyable dining experience with great food and good service. We'll definitely be back the next time we're at Maryland Live

A little something for everyone. The food court has subsections that offer specialized food. These…read morestalks include bubble tea, poke, Korean style grilled meat, dumplings or ramen here and order at 1 centralized register or use the touchscreen system. Your receipt will have a number assigned. When the food is ready your number will be called by the people working bedding the register. Everyone liked their food. I like my vegan poke bowl. It has tofu, avocado, seaweed, cucumbers, carrots and edamame. The sauce used on the rice was not too overdone or salty. The prices were very good. We shared an order of vegetable dumplings and they were good as well. Only minor quibble is that the ramen menu didn't specify what kind of broth was used. Luckily the staff at the counter answered our questions.

One side of the building is a food court (serving ramen, soup dumplings, boba drinks, and japanese…read morebbq set meals), while the other side is ayce kbbq and hot pot. Food court side: Highly recommend the ramen or the galbi bbq set. You order at the kiosk, find a table, and then pick up food at the counter when it's ready. AYCE side: You can choose whether you want kbbq, hot pot, or both. There's an appetizer station with both hot and cold foods, dessert freezer, chips stand, and sauce station that you will have to get up for but other than that, you order all the food that you want from a tablet.

Good place, friendly and knowledgeable stuff. Short rib bibimbap is very popular choice here and we…read moreunderstand why, really tasty, fresh, served nicely. Definitely will come back for it again. Prices are good, atmosphere as well.

Ordered the Short Rib Bowl, the miso soup add on, and the cucumber kimchi…read more The short rib is beef so that's good and you get the option of white or brown rice. I did a call in order and didn't specify so they gave white rice. I think I was kind of expecting the riblets but maybe I was given steak instead. No welcome or anything walking in but the people seemed ok. I paid and left. Came home and warmed again since I was about 20min out. If there is a next time I will try the bulgogi setup. This was my first Korean food experience in the area so I don't have much to compare it to. Food tasted fresh but I was expecting it to look similar to the picture. Note: I did not have fried kimchi or an egg in my bowl (just wasn't put in I suppose or maybe it's supposed to be invisible). So idk how I feel about trying again. Posting updated menus but the kimchi was $6 and not 4.69 anymore so my total was $25.

Mona's has been a staple in the Fort Meade area for YEARS!! If is most certainly a local favorite…read more If you're from this area, then you've either eaten here or know all about it. Glad to see that after a venue move and years of operation, the food is still amazing! My go-to is the beef bulgogi, which I ordered most recently. The beef was very tender and flavored generously. The first bite took me right back to my teenage years, when I used to patronize the business literally once a week when I was taking a break from my job at Progressive Motions Hair Studio. The service is still A1, the owners are very nice and personable. The inside is laid out the same as every other carry-out in Maryland. Comfortable enough to enjoy your meal, but nothing to write home about. I really hope that Mona continues to stand the test of time!

Awlful food! Ordered Japchae and it was so gummy and chewy i literally could not eat it! Why would…read moreyou serve that to someone?! Not to mention the food is overpriced and the portions are skimpy. Doesn't even come with bon chon. I paid extra for kimchi and it was disgusting!! Like again, in edible! Do yourself a favor and travel a little further to Ja Kim Sung instead for authentic, perfectly priced Korean food!

I had a stellar experience at Otani!…read more The restaurant itself itself is very cozy. The decor is very simple; A few paintings on the wall and a view to watch the sushi chefs at the bar. I ordered the beef tataki, the sashimi platter, and the tako yaki: - The beef tataki was served chilled; The beef was slightly smokey and the sauce was bright, giving the dish a kind of refreshing feeling. - The fish in the sashimi platter was very fresh and the display was beautiful. The sashimi came with miso soup (as good as any other miso soup). - I loved the takoyaki! I tend to think takoyaki tastes about the same everywhere, but this may genuinely have been my favorite takoyaki I've tried in the area; I had to resist ordering a second plate of it. As a solo diner, I spent $58 (excluding tip) for what I perceive to be a lot of food. For a fancy solo outing, I think it was great value for the quality of food. The staff was also very attentive and my food came out promptly. This is a great solo dining or date spot.

Very good customer service, and the sushi was very fresh. We got the sushi, sashimi otani omakase,…read moreit says for 3 but definitely not for 3. Its definitely a bit expensive but the quality of fish was good treat. The bathroom is a bit dark, but otherwise the restaurant is very clean and friendly.

Hidden gem alert!! I am on a quest to find great, affordable lunch spots, and I am so glad I found…read moreBenta Box Cafe. The owner was welcoming and friendly. He shared that He recently took over the business, made some recommendations, and created regulars. I waited maybe 15 minutes for the best turkey club I have had. If you appreciate sandwiches, you know there should be a balance of ingredients, the proper bread, the right quality, and the amount of condiments. They did that! It's good to highlight that they carry a line of canned drinks, "oh fresh," with authentic ethnic, well-made flavors like soursop, lychee, passion fruit, etc. It was delicious.

Clean little eatery in a business park. I ordered the Reuben and waited while listening to light…read moretunes. Service was friendly and quick! My sandwich was toasted, warm, and tasty. Not much to it. I wish it was thicker/ more filling. Also would be nice if it came with a pickle. I'll def be back to try something else!

This is my friends favorite noodle place and I got you see why…read more Their favorite things is that the portions are very generous. The xl bowl was huge and decently priced. The tofu is also surprisingly good. I had the bbh, which was a good size, and had a lot of meat. Flavor was similar to places I had in Vietnam but not as strong. Would def go again Really enjoyed the service. The host was good about us coming in late and quick to check with the kitchen on whether they would be open and serving. Her and the waiters answered questions well. Atmosphere was nice. Lots of space to sit and talk

Came here for the first time with a group of friends. I ordered the tofu and vegetable pho (large)…read morewith vegetable broth and the shrimp summer roll. Total came out to approximately $20 (not including tip). What's Hot - Quality. Delicious. My vegetable pho with tofu and vegetables included ingredients like broccoli, carrots, tofu cubes, nappa cabbage and even daikon. - Menu. This is one of the most extensive menus I've seen at a Vietnamese restaurant. Not only do they have the standard pho options, to include bun and drinks, but there are also clay pot options, Singaporean noodles, savory crepes, seafood, and vegan options. There is the option of ordering vegetable broth, which I did, and was delicious. - Price. For the portions and quality of the food, good value for money. I ordered a large pho. That in combination with my summer rolls was enough to get me full and not stuffed. - Service. Because there was a small group of us, we asked they provide us separate checks, which they did. They did a good job of keeping track of our orders and our final tabs were accurate. We did not wait a long time for our food, as well. The only thing that took longer than the pho was the crepe that my friend ordered, but it wasn't too long. My group took a while to order, because we were chatty. We also stuck around for some time after finishing our meals. Their staff was great in checking in on us and refilling our water afterwards. For me, the mark of good service is when they continue to check in on your even after paying your tab. - Layout. It's a small restaurant, but there are booths and tables. There's also a good size parking lot in the plaza. What's Not - Layout. Their layout does not appear to accommodate groups more than 6 people. This location is also a bit of a drive for me, so it's not the most convenient, but that's specific to me. Final Answer Definitely worth returning to.

The Farmers Market in the Annapolis Junction office park features the BBQ Gogi truck, which…read moreunsurprisingly serves bulgogi in various forms (wraps, tacos, straight-up platter). I went with the straight up platter, which comes with salad, white rice, and kimchi. All in all, it's good, but not great. A solid three-star place. Would I get it again? Probably; if I'm not in the mood for Mexican crepes or pit beef.

It was a delight to order food here on Fridays! As a Korean, the way they combine dishes are a bit…read moremore cushion than expected, but the taste of marinated meat is so spit on. I also love how portions are huge, allowing me to get two lunches out of it.veru economical! I have to deduct one point for how long it takes. I know it's not their fault but our work doesn't allow for such lunch hours! And for me, that extra gochujang (spicy sauce) on bulgogi is completely unnecessary.