We love coming here ! My server Dylan was amazing ! Why? He noticed our grill was not cooking at…read morehis standard and he had someone switch it out ! Asap . We did not mind waiting for our food to cook but once he took the initiative to switch it ....wow ! Food cooked fast and I was satisfied . He is kind and quick on his feet . I'll be coming again soon

Good service very friendly james and maria jose are really good waiters best service of course we…read morewill go back

The jjin Mandu's skin is thick. The bossam's meat is really thick too, the meat is not tasty. The…read morefried chicken is okay. The best among what we ordered is japchae, pretty tasty. The food is just okay overall, not outstanding compare to some other Koreans restaurants even in Austin. Chef needs more work to make some authentic Korean dishes. Happy hour wine is good price. Service is good and they refill the water from time to time. Ambiance is nice too. Gathering and date night family dinner are all very nice. Considering all facts, I would give this a 4 star.

Oseyo is officially in my East Austin rotation…read more Everything we ordered hit--the japchae was perfectly balanced, the Korean fried cauliflower was crispy and flavorful, and the tteokbokki had the ideal chewy texture with a rich, spicy sauce. Don't skip the chili oil--it makes a difference. Great vibe, solid service, and the kind of place that's just easy to enjoy. I'm already planning my next visit! The atmosphere felt casual but still elevated enough for a cute dinner date. Definitely a place I'd come back to when I'm craving Korean food on the east side.

Returned to try fried chicken and it was likely the best Korean fried chicken in Austin…read more The staff was super friendly and welcoming, we had such a good time! It was not very busy on Friday evening, surprisingly, so we got to have a table for two right the way!

Come here to witness the giant jinro frog. I would like to call dibs on it.... If they decide to…read morelet it go.... We came back to try the fried chicken and it came out really good. Nice amount of spice. Service was really good. Late spot over some fast food.

Visiting Austin, and decided on this spot as it was nearby…read more order the seafood tofu soap, medium spice level. i was suprised by the banchan that included some fish and also the OG style rice. have not had this rice in a while. most korean spots i frequent just go with rice cooker these days well, i still remember the whole tea and rice deal to get the crunchy rice off and drink after dinner as sort of dessert. not really, its pretty much just rice water in some korean tea.. not something i crave... i do like the crunchy rice bimbibop style... i like the banchan, the one that stood out was the white veggie noodle like one that was in kewpie dressing. i think it was cabbage. taste like coleslaw, so i think it is cabbage. total was 20 cash. there was 4% discount for cash. either way, i was doing 20 as dish was $16. end up with $3.40 tip 21% all good. and the soup was as expected. 5 star all day when u can get good tofu soup for 20 buck all inclusive...

We loved Chodang Village so much that we ended up going two weekends in a row! The first time was…read moreSaturday around 4:20 PM, then again the following Sunday at 3 PM--and both times it wasn't busy at all. We got seated right away, staff were super friendly, and service was lightning-fast and efficient. We went with the AYCE BBQ Option B "Deluxe," which includes everything from A + B for $36.99 per person. Totally worth it--the selection is huge (various cuts of pork and beef, plus even octopus). But honestly, the real standout is the banchan (sides). Portions are generous--stuff that would cost extra at most places comes included here! Our favorites: the steamed egg, cheesy sweet corn, kimchi soup, and especially the fried dumplings. (Pro tip: toss those dumplings on the grill in a little meat grease to crisp them up... thank me later!) All I can say is--when I'm too lazy to make KBBQ at home and craving endless side dishes, this is where I'll be.

I recently moved to Austin in 2023. I found a gem tucked away in the back of the HMart food…read morecourt next to the hair salon. Narrow Street 512 serves up Authentic Korean food with a personal touch. It feels like you're eating a home cooked meal at your Aunt's home in Korea. I experienced Narrow Street as a solo diner. My go-to dish I order 90 percent of the time I go there is the Chadol Plate (A3). It is beef brisket. You normally need to go to a KBBQ spot and get covered in a layer of smoke. Skip smelling like a campfire and get A4 at Narrow Street. The beef brisket comes with rice served in a metal bowl. You get 3 or four small plastic containers of banchan the rotates seasonally. There is a variety of different kimchi, fish cake, corn slaw, potato salad and more. Once in a while I like to switch it up and I order the Cold Noodles (F1) or squid and pork stir fry (A4). The cold noodles are refreshing with crisp cucumber, white radish kimchi, and korean pear. The noodles are bouncy with a nice chew. Great in Summer and Winter. The Squid and pork stir fry comes with a bowl of rice and it is quite spicy. It is spicier than average but still less spicy than Thai chili. The chewy squid and pork are nicely complemented with the crunchy stir fried cabbage. Once you taste it you can't stop eating it. The price at Narrow Street very reasonable for what you get in my opinion. It is sit down restaurant quality food in a fast casual setting. You can dine solo or go in a big group as there is plenty of seating at the Hmart Food court. You place your order at the counter and they give you a buzzer to alert you to go pick up your trays of food. The Korean ladies who work there are super friendly and will help you make your menu selection if you have any questions. I've been a dedicated regular since 2023. Narrow Street is my go-to for my Korean food fix!

Located inside HMART food court Right next to the restrooms…read moreat the far back Service was easy and quick It's rustling and bustling so it's quite loud and busy. But very convenient. We ordered the ox knee bone soup. The soup was great and had lots of meat in it! I was surprised by how many different side dishes it came with because usually food court meals come with bare minimum. I would highly recommend this place - the location is kind of hidden in comparison to the other stalls with bright signs so I can see why people end up eating the other places tha this spot.

There was a 30 minute max wait on peak sunday dinner. Food and service is really good…read more I enjoyed the spicy raw fish rice more than the beef rib soup. Both were still good though. But there is still a lot more on the menu to try.

Overall okay-good!…read more The service was friendly but could've been more attentive with picking up trash on our table (e.g., chopsticks paper), refilling water, and seeing when we wanted to receive the check. It also would've been nice to be told in advance of what was unavailable on the menu before going through 4+ items and finally choosing dishes to eat. Short rib steak was extremely tender but leaned on the sweeter side. The truffle potato pancake was well-liked! Perfect for someone craving a fried food and cheese. We enjoyed the bibim mukguksu because it was balanced and refreshing. Would come back to try the original dishes we wanted next time.

My husband and I have tried most of the Korean places in Austin. And after more than 10 years, I…read morewas shocked that I missed this hidden gem. To start, I took my very small and loud children to this restaurant and was cautiously hoping for the best. Needless to say my kids were not the model of politeness. But the owner was undeterred. She showed extreme patience and was overly accommodating. Fortunately the restaurant is big enough to accommodate folks that do not want to be next to the louder patrons. Also, there is a baby changing station in the restroom. Great for familys. On to the food. Rice was perfectly cooked. The banchan blew my mind away. You could taste that everything was made with care.

The food was fine. The portions were underwhelming for traditional Korean fare. I don't feel we…read moregot the value we paid for even if the food was good. The service was fine. The ambiance was plain - so much potential for such a wooded location nestled in the hills. But the sparse decor and cold finishes and the the freezing AC just made me want to get out. If you can find one open when you're hungry, there are better options.

This is an amazing value on weekday lunch for hotpot. Provided u like lamb and clams…read more I tired Kpot one day and really like hotpot more than kbbq. So since then I have tried to ace how much more value I can get out of there ayce menu towards what I like. On weekdays lunch for hotpot is 22$, I loved dipping lamb and clams on my Sichuan hotpot so I just doubled down on it. Here is my goto: - One big plate of lambx2 - clamsx2 - Black fungus/mushrooms - Lotus Root - Tofu skin Then I order either 2 plated of crawfish or 2xsliced pork. Sauce bar is awesome and I just take banchon from that and no rice or ramen. This is a sumptuous lunch u can treat urself once a month.

Visit #2 at this location for the recent holiday weekend with my little one. Service was great!…read moreFood was up to par as usual. The ambiance was lively but not too busy since we didn't have to wait to be seated despite coming in right at the lunch hour on a Sunday. The only thing was that they apparently raised the prices for everything since it was a holiday and the weekend. We were notified prior to ordering that an extra $5 was added per person for Mother's Day. You'd think they would do the opposite for the mom's at least, but that wasn't the case. Otherwise, I know we'll be back again whenever we crave AYCE kbbq and hot pot since we do pretty often.