Food: Excellent Service: Excellent…read moreAmbiance: Great! Would we go back?: DEFINITELY. We wanted to try a new restaurant around the area and this was pretty darn good!

We were in Suburban Square and decided to go off the main path to try something new. The restaurant…read moreis quite small and spit into two rooms. When we dined for dinner, the room was quite loud as everyone was seated closely together and it echos. We ordered the tteokbokki with cheese, seafood pancakes, and beef tofu soup. Our server was very nice and friendly, the food came out quick as well. They started us off with banchan which included fish cakes, braised soybeans, and kimchi. The seafood pancake was the best. Great portion size, crunchy and not soggy, and loaded with seafood. The tteokbokki with cheese was okay. Flavor was good as it wasn't too spicy, but would have love to see more rice cakes and fish cakes. It was mainly sauce. The beef tofu soup was our least favorite as it tasted very bland. It seemed like most tables were ordering a sizzling plate of some kind, so if we return, I might want to try that instead.

First time trying the place and have nothing to say except for great reviews from the moment we…read morewalked in we were greeted with a welcoming vibe and amazing food definitely will be back

My friends and I normally come in larger groups and the service is great regardless! Every…read morewaiter/waitress is kind and accommodating.

Food: I was satisfied but not impressed. Solid spot if you're looking for something good and…read morereliable. Service: No complaints! Our server was wonderful! Ambiance: Fun space with cool lights

Of all the places we could have gone on Valentines Day, my husband and I chose Kooma, a…read morelongstanding favorite of ours. Unfortunately, we had a disappointing, subpar experience. Despite having a reservation, we were placed in an overflow seating room, which was cold, loud, and had bright, harsh lighting. Staticky music was blaring, and multiple TVs were broadcasting sports, none of the ambience of the main dining room. The wall we were seated against had food stains all over it (see photos), and our glassware had lipstick stains. The sushi is always good and that's what brings us back. And our server was kind and efficient and had nothing to do with any of our disappointments. But the room was unpleasant at best, and, worse, unclean. Owners and management, do better.

Getting back to KPot after many other visits. This was my dozen visit to KPot. Just had time to…read morewrite this review that's been long overdue. We always get the combo of BBQ and hot pot. Although this has been open for a while, I don't think the quality has decline at all. One of the standout features of this restaurant was its extensive food selection. The variety of meats available for Korean BBQ was truly remarkable, ranging from beef bulgogi and marinated pork belly to tender chicken and flavorful seafood. The quality of the ingredients was top-notch. Moreover, the hot pot offerings were equally impressive, with an array of fresh vegetables, seafood, and delectable broths to choose from. The ability to customize my dining experience according to my preferences was a definite highlight. Although it feels like I am eating less and less each time I come because maybe I am not able to eat as much I used to. Ha What truly set this restaurant apart, however, was the exceptional service provided by the staff. The waitstaff were knowledgeable, friendly, and attentive throughout my entire dining experience. They were more than willing to guide me through the menu, make recommendations based on my preferences, and ensure that all my needs were met. The servers were quick to refill our drinks, change out the grill, and offer assistance whenever required. They recently added tablet ordering which makes some of the dining experience better. Food comes out even quicker without flagging down your waiter/waitress. Another commendable aspect of this establishment was the reasonable price point. Given the quality and variety of the food on offer. This combination of delicious food, excellent service, and reasonable prices makes it an outstanding value for money. In conclusion, I've been to KPot many times over the year and haven't been disappointed yet. Although I do hope they can install individual ventilation at each table where you don't smell like grilled steak after dining.

KPot at Franklin Mills is hands down my favorite restaurant EVER. And it's not just because the…read morefood is incredible, it's the people that make this place so special. Michael, the manager, always greets us with a smile, and sometimes we even get lucky enough to have him as our server. I genuinely don't think I've ever seen this guy have a bad day. He's professional, welcoming, funny, and somehow makes every visit feel personal. Gin is also amazing, we absolutely love getting him as our waiter. Honestly though, we've never had a bad experience with any member of the staff. Everyone there is friendly and attentive, and you can tell they truly care about their customers. For years, this has been the ONLY restaurant my mom consistently wants to go to. We use way too much sauce, accidentally burn half our food, and still somehow have the best time every single visit. The atmosphere is just that good. And the food? Absolutely top tier. The meats, seafood, and vegetables are always fresh. The Thai Tom Yum broth is my personal favorite and never disappoints. My mom is obsessed with the KPot short rib, and honestly, I can see why, it's amazing. I'm hooked on the sweet and spicy sauce with the garlic shrimp. Every time I tell someone about this place, I hype it up with the same excitement because it truly deserves it. If you've never been to KPot Franklin Mills, just GO. I swear you will not be disappointed.

it's very confusing and servers really wants you to follow rules lol . buffet is better than…read moreaverage, but i am a vegetarian and no options . Honestly the ingredients you can pick for vegetarian are really amazing for your pot , my wife said seafood options we very good also . many noodle options even ramen. promblem for us is whole table has to get pot or bbq . i like my mushroom , black fungus , and tofu grilled but i was told ingredients can only be in hi pot broth and it makes them soggie . your pot will be about 32$ and you do get a soda and trip to buffet bar . sounds expensive but food is very fresh and if you eat seafood there is a nice amount of options. not a lot of kids option besides deserts ( fried chicken strips ). very cool place just understand concept before you go and it's about 100 with tip for 2 adults and 1 child

So this place is large and clean. They have friendly staff who walk you through if you haven't…read moreever been before. We opted for the Korean BBQ which comes with 4 meats some veggies and then they allow us to also get food from the buffet. We were so stuffed we didn't have any dessert. They also have a sauce bar which you can use for hot pot or create dipping sauces for the Korean BBQ. The only thing I will say is the Chinese food on the buffet is very standard. I tried a little of many things and nothing really wowed me. Also that beef bulgogi is chefs kiss! Highly recommend and it paired well with the garlic chicken!

Food is good but the customer service is non existent. Staff usually comes off as bothered when…read moreordering.

It is located inside The Market at Liberty Place food hall. For lunch, we ordered a Korean beef…read morebento box, two ramen, mandu, and Kimbap for our part of four. The foods tasted pretty good. The beef in the bento box and Kimbap needed more seasoning, but was very tender. The two ramen were the best tasting of our meal. There was lots of ramen and the broth was delicious, not salty and not full of MSG. The mandu was crispy and full of beef and pork filling. The employee was friendly and quick. Prices were affordable. We enjoyed our lunch.

My gal pals and I try to get together for a Saturday lunch each month. None of us have ever been…read morehere so we thought we would give it a try. The interior has a dimly lit warehouse feel with predominantly vinyl booths. The first thing I noticed was much of the seating in most of the booths were worn and torn. I find this to be a turn off due to sanitary conditions being compromised. I found one Booth that had two separate vinyl chairs on one side that were not damaged. The wait staff was friendly and attentive. They explained the procedure to choose whether we wanted Hot Pot (soup) or the barbecue option. Each table has built in induction cooktop burners with a center shallow wok. We all chose Hot Pot. (Soup) The waitress takes our order for our soup base and then we choose the proteins and vegetables we want to add to the hot pot from a tablet. There are also choices of starches, like rice, noodles and dumplings. The soup base arrives first and you can adjust the temperature of your own personal cook top burner, then the accoutrements arrive. Most of the proteins are slightly frozen, and rolled neatly on their serving dishes. I particularly liked any of the dumplings. The meats were so thin that they can be easily overcooked. The vermicelli noodles were very good and cooked perfectly in the broth. Everything was fresh and the broth I chose had a good flavor and was not over salted. It's all you can eat so you can try another broth or get a refill on the same one. The same with the other ingredients. They do serve alcohol & dessert which are not included in the all you can eat price. Soft drinks are. They mentioned they had an appetizer bar that was included. It contained a small section with some cut up fruit. Then several containers of sauces that you can mix and match. Then there were some french fries and some type of breaded fish or chicken tenders. I didn't find it appetizing. I think better options and more of them should be added. I think this is the type of place, you need to experience once. Definitely good for a group of friends and those that want to try proteins that just aren't available anywhere. Personally, I just don't care to cook much anymore so when the waitress asked if there was anything else she could bring us, I said a chef. We all laughed.

KPot was our "togo" place when we would go out for dinner. We recently moved from South Carolina…read moreand expected the chain to be the same. IT IS NOT! this Geoffrey drive location is HORRIBLE. The bar is FILTHY, the staff was more interested in "hanging out" with each other than providing service. The kitchen staff carried multiple plates open on arms without trays (food contacting dirty clothing) We had to walk up and get our water filled from the bar tender ourselves! They never offered to change the grill,which was so gummed up it was smoking, the ordering tablet didnt work for ordering and we finally had to get up, locate someone and ask for the bill. It was 3:30 on a Monday - plenty of staff in house, just not working. What a disappointing experience from our "favorite" spot. Guess nothing lasts forever, it's sad!

And I'm back again, the very next day. This place is great…read more Very cool, calming music vibe. The sushi is delicious. I was in West Chester, PA, for a special event at the QVC/HSN studios, on Sunday, March 23, 2026. HSN host, Bobbi Ray Carter retired after 43 years, on-air. Lovely live studio audience event. I stayed at The Warner Hotel, which was very pleasant and only 2 blocks from TSUNAMI, my Sushi Lunch Favorite!! (I'm from NYC, so this calm, chill music vibe is much appreciated! ) I recommend TSUNAMI. If I was staying longer, I'd also try some of the Thai food offered here, too. Yesterday, I did see a lovely iced Thai Tea or Thai Coffee, not sure which, but it looked great. Enjoy a meal here. And relax. And, the gelato place almost next door, was enjoyable last night. And the homemade candy place a block down was good too. Milk chocolate peanut butter homemade cups, very good. Nice area to stroll ...and enjoy some additional sweet treats, if you wish...or just stroll.

This is a spot serving Asian food in Westchester. Perhaps it was poor choices on my part but I…read moreopted for the Thai dishes and the sauces/seasoning is just not Thai. We got the pad thai and pad see ew. I guess I should have guessed that this would not be very authentic because I was debating between the drunken noodles and pad see ew and was told that they were the same except that one had spice and the other did not. Another person in our group had the new york teriyaki hibachi. I had a bite and it was better than the Thai dishes, but probably not good enough to make me want to go back. The pluses: Portions are very generous and the service is great. They also offer a lunch menu from Monday through Saturday. The minuses: the Thai dishes have a spin to them and do not taste anything like the dishes they are named after. Overall, I wish I liked the food more but this spot would probably appeal to folks that are not looking for more authentic Thai dishes.