Had a great time with the family here only wish they cooked the food but I did do a great job if I…read moredo say so myself lol

Came to this place last year. Was on the whim idea. Open and clean space. Definitely a romantic…read moresetting for a couple to cook and feed each other. It's def an experience place. You are the cook and server. The only thing they do is bring the food to the table and take dirty plates away. I felt the amount of meat was lacking for the price. Trying to do low carb? Do not recommend this place they offer a lot of veggies, rice and noodles plus dipping sauces. The quality of everything was excellent tho. The bathrooms were clean. The staff were helpful. There are so many drinks to choose from. Will be back.

Seoul Garden is tucked behind a used car dealership is a small strip mall. I have to admit that I…read morewas a bit concerned since I was the only customer at 6:30pm on a Tuesday night. It felt strange to be the only one in a huge dining area. My server was very attentive. Since it was rather warm, I ordered the Mul naeng myun (cold noodle soup) and a seafood pajeon. Food was excellent. Banchan appetizers had very good kimchi & other vegetable dishes. The haemul pajeon was perfectly made with plenty of seafood (shrimp, squid) & was perfect crispy. The cold noodles were in an icy beef broth & the noodles were delightfully chewy. Towards the end of dinner, my server brought out a complimentary serving of icy cinnamon tea...a perfect end to a good dinner. Glad to find good Korean food in this part of NC!

Got the beef bulgogi dish. Tasted ok, but was super hot. It…read morewas lacking some beef, seems like it had more veggies and rice. Place was clean, service was good. Music playing in the background. I was the only person in the restaurant during lunch. Overall a good spot if you like Korean style food.

This is a really fun experience. I think it's reasonably priced for the experience + quality. We…read morealways have a good time.

I first came here for my birthday with a big group and had a great time doing the full…read moreall-you-can-eat. This time I came back by myself and tried the noodle bar instead, and it's a completely different experience but still worth it. The noodle bar is set up like a small Korean grocery store station. Shelves of instant ramen to choose from, you grab your bowl, add your noodles and seasoning, then use one of the machines to cook it. There are three settings and I used M1, which came out just right. The broth was hot and the noodles had a good texture, not mushy. This is a basic setup. No fresh toppings, no eggs, no extras to dress it up. Some places offer that, but this one keeps it simple. If you go in expecting a full ramen bar you might be disappointed, but if you understand what they're going for, it works. And don't break your noodles. Leave them long so you can slurp them the way you're supposed to. If you watch Korean dramas, you've seen this a hundred times. Slurp the noodles and drink the broth after. I also ordered the Cajun tiger roll, 10 pieces, and that plus the noodles was more than enough food. The roll had tempura shrimp and cucumber inside, topped with spicy crab salad, spicy mayonnaise, and flame-seared salmon. The sushi chef used a handheld torch to sear the salmon right in front of me, and that added a nice finish. Between the noodles and sushi, I was full. This is a good option if you don't want to do the full all-you-can-eat. It's quick, easy, and you still get a good experience without committing to grilling at the table. I'd still recommend this place for groups, but now I'd also tell people not to overlook the bar if you're by yourself or just want something lighter. Must order: Instant ramen (use M1) and the Cajun tiger roll Heads up: Noodle bar is basic with no fresh toppings, manage expectations accordingly

I will always recommend this place because it's really good to me. It is near UNCG and other…read moreplaces, so parking can be kinda hard. I went to lunch to introduce my coworker to it. Service was really fast. Everything was good like normal.

Don means noodle in Korean. The ownership has changed over the years but has remained consistent…read more See other reviews for foodie reviews. Not a place for long drawn out dinners. They aim to get you served quickly. It does have atmosphere and friendly service. You can park in the back. Located on Tate Street next to UNCG next to Insomnia cookies. Cool Asian vibe and good lighting. Worth a try.

My boyfriend and I LOVE Kaya Restaurant. We have been dining at Kaya for over 2 years now and the…read moremeals have hit the spot every single time!! We personally believe they have the best traditional Korean food in the area. We order the seafood tofu soup every time we visit because it always comes out piping hot and with a generous amount of protein-- perfect for the winter time. This time we tried the Jajang Tangsooyook Set as well, which will probably become a regular for us too. The jajang (black bean) noodles had a generous portion of beef and noodles, and the tangsooyook (fried pork) was so perfectly crispy and complemented so well with the sweet and sour sauce. On top of the great food, the price of every entree is beyond reasonable for the portion you get and the staff is always friendly! Another plus? They have Kpop playing on their TV. We have yet to have a mad meal here. Kaya appears to be a family run restaurant, so you can truly feel the love in the food and the staff. I haven't tried the japanese or chinese food here, but i highly recommend the korean food!

Was a bit chilly out so was searching for hot soup for dinner. Kaya is somewhat hidden in a corner…read moreof a strip mall. It was an interesting set up in that there is table service but you need to pay at the window when you're done. I knew that I've found the right spot when I saw that most of the customers were Korean. I ordered spicy short rib soup with dried cabbage. It was boiling hot, well flavored and well spiced. Perfect for a cold night. The banchan was very generous portions & well made. If you're looking for something besides chain restaurants, support your local family run eateries & add Kaya to your list.

Clean, friendly, and super delicious food! Oh my goodness I can't wait until my next visit…read more Everything I tried was top notch. The chicken wings are some of the best I've had in the area. Every single one was delicious I love the crispy outside and lots of meat on the inside. Yum! My favorite was the soy garlic I really enjoyed my soy garlic Korean tacos as well. The coleslaw and sauces were really well done! The doughnuts my goodness I'm a sucker for fresh hot soft and squishy doughnuts and they hit the nail on the head! I'll for sure be bringing my family back soon!

Oh how I love Bonchon! Please note parking at this location is quite limited and could cause you to…read morepay to park. 3 out of 5 With that being said we got the Bulgogi Bibimbap it did come with a side of sauce to add spice so you can adjust to your own liking. It does come in a very hot stone bowl if you don't mix it around ever so often the rice will over cook at the bottom causing it to be rock hard We also got the Bao Buns Pork as an App... 10 out of 5 Compare to other Korean locations they do have a charge for every side dish and even .99 for extra sauce. Kimchi is now $3.95 I think which is quite expensive for a small side dish.... I honestly think if you have your own sides the food is better to go. 4 out of 5 Our waitress was very kind and to the point wasn't over bearing but also refilled drinks when needed. 5 out of 5 The ambiance felt more of a quick food experience not so much a sit down. But I do love how they had there history locations that made Bonchon who they are today. 4 out of 5 But so happy they do have kids options 5 out of 5

I really like Lao food, especially the sausage, pork skewers, and several of the salads, led by the…read morepapaya salad, and the Jeow Bong chili paste. But it is the dish shown on the menu as Kao Poon that was the Laotian dish that first got my attention. This dish has several names, including Lao Laska, which is the name I used to order it the first time, at a Chapel Hill restaurant called Merilon, sadly no more! There are different version, of course, since this spicy noodle dish is served not only in Laos, but also in Malaysia, Thailand, Singapore, Indonesia, Cambodia, and The USA. It is served at 18 Malaysia in Winston, where it is shown on the menu as Malaysia Curry Noodle Soup, and I have eaten this dish at this restaurant quite a few times. The dish as served at So-Sapp is a very nice version, though I prefer the one at 18 Malaysia because of the very flavorful broth, and that you have a number of protein choices, while at So-Sapp it is limited to chicken. The other items I've had here have been good, especially the sausage, the pork skewers, and the Jeow Bong. The papaya salad was just ok.

Great choice for Thai-Laotian fusion dishes. We chose this spot for takeout after reading the…read morepositive reviews on Yelp. We also thought it would be quick since it mentions street eats and that it has a drive-thru. If you are in a hurry I would order in advance. They do have a drive-thru for pick-up orders. The menu is slim, but adequate and the dishes are customizable (regarding ingredients and spice level). We ordered: Pad Thai chicken ($12.99) Pad Thai tofu - medium spice ($12.99) Thai chicken fried rice - no onions ($12.99) Mango sticky rice ($7.99) Brown sugar boba ($5.99) We enjoyed each of the dishes and recommend this restaurant to others!