The food was delicious... choices of meats and quantities made the meal price worth it. Served on…read morethe side were the typical veggies and rice dishes. The reason for the 3star rating: facility was dimly lit but we could still see that it could be a little cleaner (windows, glass doors, furniture, etc). Also, the staff is young and needs a little more polished professionalism (training). The day we visited once they were finished serving the servers seemed to congregate near the entry just shooting the breeze. Call me old fashioned but some tables, floors, bathrooms... or something could be cleaned, etc. Again, the food was plentiful and good but we will probably go to a more authentic Korean Restaurant.

Came into the area for the weekend , and Found Iron Age by chance…read moreWhat a great experience, from Management to waitstaff and all others it was a Great place Mike was above and beyond helpful and the staff were all so kind . We will definitely come back on our next trip into the Metro! Melony,Gretchen ,Crystal and Gerty

I am always happy with the product at Eat More Korean! But this time I am commending the customer…read moreservice skills of the employees. I was there a couple of weeks ago to pickup one of my favorite dishes (Kimchi fried rice) and was extremely happy with the personality and manner of a young man behind the counter named David. Maybe service skills don't mean much to some people but goes a long way with me and whether or not I should return. David's courteous manner guaranteed that I will be coming back again! And the Kimchi rice, as usual, was pretty damn good. Thanks.

Eat More Korean is located in the Nam Dae Mun Farmer's Market in Morrow, GA. You can place orders…read morefor food for dine in or to go. There are booths inside for you to sit and enjoy your meal. We opted to dine in, since we wanted tacos & that can get messy when packaged up for later. The menu has a variety of options such as bibimbob, dumplings, rice, ramen and other soups. The food was made fresh to order and the cashier called us up to the counter to pick up our tray. Our tacos came with the beef, a light drizzle of shredded cheese, orange sauce, cilantro, onions, shredded cabbage with carrots and a lime with green sauce on the side. The price point was fair and the flavor was on point. The meal was delicious and I would come back when in the area or shopping at the Farmer's Market.

I come here for lunch sometimes. I love their banchans and their soondubu jigae soup. The tofu is…read moresoft and filling, My husband got the bibimbob and it was a generous portion. Everything was flavorful and delicious. Great option when craving Korean food or want a heartwarming soup. The server gave us the yogurt drink at the end which is a nice way to end the meal. The restaurant is pretty quiet at lunch which I enjoy.

Ssamjang is a no frills, multiple menu, several screens type of Asian establishment- interestingly…read moresituated at Cumberland Mall in a reasonably commodious venue. On Mon-Thurs, they offer a pretty solid all you can eat lunch option, though you'd have to be pretty hungry to exploit it! We got the veggie bibimbap and seafood soup, along with the requisite set of appetizers. Both were tasty and filling. Note that we had to ask for some "hot sauc" to generate some extra spice...I put quotes because it was a bit sweet - but still offered sufficient flavor. Service was friendly and straightforward - answering our questions and providing some side items as requested. It seems like they are labor constrained, but they definitely made it work.

Stopped here because I had a taste for hibachi! The service was phenomenal and the ambiance was…read morenice, beautiful decor. I placed 2 to orders, one was salmon, shrimp with veggies and fried rice soooo good and my son wanted steak and chicken, he enjoyed it! First time stopping through, will not be my last! Process were great and they have their own nice large free parking lot!

best experience ever. Great food, excellent service. I'm a regular customer and I always bring a…read morefriend or my parents.

Solid Korean spot with homey, feel good options. I had the seafood kalguksu, which was comfort food…read morethat I needed after a long flight to ATL. The broth was deep in flavor, piping hot, and the noodles cooked perfectly with a good bite. The banchan - loved the variety and flavors - spicy, sweet, savory. My personal favorites were the broccoli, kimchi, and potatoes. Service was great, attentive without being overbearing. Beautiful interiors in this charming part of Alpharetta.

We came here exactly the same time last year...but I remember we were bit disappointed in how…read moreridiculously spicy-hot the Galbijiim was! Still, I really liked the vibe of the restaurant, and all that they had to offer, so we decided to try again. Well, again, we ordered the Galbijjim...and this time, there wasn't a Regular or Spicy like last time. We also ordered a small size of Seafood Pancake. Well...Gotta be frank. This time, the Galbijjim was TOO mild. In fact, it even had this brown watery soup base (which I don't remember was a thing with Galbijjim??). WOW. Just can't seem to find the right balance here. Quite disappointing because we both were knocked over by just how AMAZING it was in the original Duluth location. Unfortunately, the Galbijjim at this location is just not the same. It's either too hot-spicy...or too mild (and soupy?!?). Also, the portion is WAY smaller...almost too small. If you look at the hot pot, it barely fills the bowl (?!?). Too mild...too soupy...and too skimpy. So again, we were quite disappointed. We agreed that if we're to have Galbijjim, we'll be going to the Duluth location over this one. Two Strikes, and OUT for me! Their side dishes were good...but again, I felt that the Duluth location offers a much more spirited variety of sides as well. Not sure why this is the case? I found this surprising as well...given how high the ratings were here?? Luckily, there was something we were impressed with...and that was their Seafood Pancake. It was MUCH crunchier than how I remembered it in the past...and both my husband and I agreed that this was THE best version we've had to date! We regretted not ordering the large size of this...as we enjoyed this more than the Galbijjim! It's so unfortunate that I'm still not able to upgrade the review to 5 stars...especially given how I love the vibe of this restaurant! Service is quite good too. But their Galbijjim continues to disappoint...so must dock another star. Maybe if I/we revisit, I'll order something else from their menu...and hopefully, it'll be better than their version of Galbijjim???

We came here when they first opened years ago and it was good for McDonough. We decided to come…read moreback recently to see how it held up, and after this visit I would not be coming back. Food is expensive with horrible quality of meat and everything is overly marinated/seasoned. Everything tasted too salty or too sweet. The best thing was the meat without any marinade, like brisket. The service is always horrible. Didn't get our sides, drinks, and meat till like 10-30 minutes in with us just waiting there, no drink refills, server barely came to check on us throughout, etc. The table next to us who got sat after us even got their meats and side dishes before us.

This used to be one of my favorite KBBQ spots in the south. It's gone down tremendously, but the…read moreprices continue to rise. The meat quality isn't the same anymore. The seasonings aren't as good. The worst part is that now they charge you for the appetizers you order. We wont be going back.

Naju is amazing. They have all the Korean soup options, whether you're craving naengmyeon or a warm…read moresoup like galbitang. It's kiosk order, so you don't need to stand in line and wait for other people. They have a bone broth dispenser, and that broth is *chefs kiss*. I probably drink three cups of it. And when you pick up your food, there's a grab and go area for kimchi, salt/pepper, sauces, utensils, so you can prepare your table how you want. I absolutely love this concept and I want to come back for every single soup. I got the regular galbitang and it did not disappoint. A note is that there are absolutely no vegetarian options, even the mandu has meat in it.

We had naengmyeon (cold noodles) and mandu (dumplings) for lunch at Naju Myunok yesterday. It was…read moregood. This is a popular, casual, quasi-cafeteria-style Korean restaurant in Duluth. This restaurant soft-opened in March 2024 and officially opened in April 2024 in the old Breakers Korean barbecue space near the defunct Gwinnett Place Mall, and I-85 at Pleasant Hill Rd (exit 104). It's spacious, but can fill up quick. We arrived at noon on a Saturday and there were still plenty of open tables. However, by the time we left, shortly after 1pm, it was packed with people looking for tables. Someone jumped on our table as we were getting up to leave. This is not a sit-down restaurant. Instead, you order at one of two touchscreen kiosks at the entrance and then wait for your number to be called to pick up your food. Everything is self-serve, from condiments to hot broth. You also bus your own table. Here's what three of us got: B3. Heo [sic] Naengmyeon ($16.99) - spicy sweet potato starch noodles with raw fish (should be spelled "hoe") C3-B1. Naengmyeon and Yuk Jeon ($20.99) - cold sweet potato starch noodles and thinly sliced beef pancake C1-B1. Naengmyeon and Dwaeji Yang Nyum Gui ($18.99) - cold sweet potato starch noodles and grilled pork neck D4. Kimchi Son Mandu ($11.99) - handmade kimchi dumplings My wife and I love naengmyeon. We thought Naju's version was good, especially in this fast-casual format. To nitpick, the noodles stuck together and the ice melted too fast. Regardless, I found the noodles to be delicious, refreshing, and satisfying. The spicy version came with a small bowl of icy broth on the side. The raw fish, beef pancake, and grilled pork neck were all tasty and of decent quality. As for the handmade kimchi dumplings, they were legit. Big and filling. In addition to naengmyeon, Naju also offers a variety of Korean soups (e.g., seolleongtang - ox bone soup and gomtang - beef bone soup) and LA galbi (grilled short ribs). During our visit, the pickup counter was staffed by a bunch of ajummas (Korean middle-aged women), basically Korean lunch ladies. I'd come back. This place seems ideal for a quick stop for an easy and reliable Korean meal / comfort food.

Giving this a 4 stars not because the food was WOW exceptionally good, but for A) opening up a…read moreKorean themed restaurant in the middle of Nowhere Georgia, its a tough time right now so we have to support local businesses and B) providing huge portions, honestly the tofu soup was Alot larger than what most places in LA serve. So portion to cost to value, you're getting a good deal in this economy--- especially all the way out here; this is like what Palm Dale would be to Orange Country California. Ordered the soon Dobu, beef, it came with 4 sides of Banchan which aside from the soybean kimchi, were all pretty mediocre. Ordered a LA Kalbi, a little on the sweeter side, but not complaining, it was charred, crispy and well marinated. I downed everything in a matter of minutes. So, I was trapped in my big rig for 30+ hours the previous two days whilst getting screwed over by my broker delivering a load to Ahold Delhaize in South Carolina. **Never Again :) . ADUSA is the worse grocery foods company and publicly listed company in Europe...period. I left them a one star on Google. Good. Got that off my chest. As I was saying, dropped in here after spending the morning fixing my rig. And as a reward for getting my supply air hose back in running shape. I found this hole in the wall in Commerce Georgia. There was no one here, except me myself and I. And being the curious me, I started chatting with the female manager who turned out to speak Mandrin. It turns out in the recent slew of events this restaurant is located in close proximity to Korean Giant, SK Batteries. Yes... that company that partnered with the other giant which was raided by the likes of ICE in the recent anti immigration crackdown. No wonder there was no one here ...All the Koreans vanished. Bummer. All in all, the truck stop next door is pretty blessed to be located in such a prime location with food offerings other than burgers. So I vow the next time I truck through here, I will come back and order their Kimchi Pancakes and Kimchi Fries Rice..and maybe their spicy Teobukki..however way you spell that word.

Driving to Athens Commerce can be a good stop for lunch. In addition to every chain restaurant…read moreknown to Georgia you have a few good local places as well. Seoul Garden is one of the good local places. The menu here is vast. There are many food items here with which I am not familiar. On this trip I was looking for lunch so I tried the lunch special. Ok let me back up here, to order you need to use the touch screen at the table. The woman who served us explained it to us. This is not a bad idea, you can be sure that your order is correct. I ordered some spicy chicken with fried rice. Before the main though our host provided us with an array of mini appetizers. There were all good but that marinated tofu was exceptionally flavorful! The chicken main dish was pretty good as was the fried rice. And the whole meal was only about $12. This is exceptional value and I will be back, hop to se you there.

I love Korean food and I love Bibinbop- not sure how to spell. First the positive. Food was good…read moreand there was a lot of it. They also provided free green tea for the table. Negative. The food was cold. I ordered with the hot stone and the only thing that was hot was the fried egg on top. I love when the rice gets burned a bit on the bottom but was barely warm. It was also supposed to be beef and veggie. I think I found two small pieces of beef. For service you ring a bell which is weird. We sat in the middle of the room and you would think they would at least check on you. And did I mention the live ROACH we found on our table? We told them and they just had us switch tables. Ughhhh

Surprised to find good Korean restaurants in LaGrange - quite unexpected. And quite delicious I…read moremight add! We had the B8: grilled petrale sole (fish), which was quite tasty. I personally prefer grilled mackerel (B9) but my friend wanted the sole. Still didn't disappoint. We had the chicken teriyaki which I wouldn't normally order if I wasn't on a diet. We got sauce on the side and I salt and peppered it, still good. Our table also ordered the Tonkatsu (which has huge portions, two layers of deep friend pork), C7: Bone-in Haejanguk (hangover soup), and C2: Bulgogi in a hot pot. They both looked and smelled delicious and our friends loved it. All in all, I have no doubt that almost everything here would be good. I'm definitely coming back next time I'm in town!