Ambiance: Restaurant is clean and nice location to eat inside with friends…read more Service: You order at the front and pick up your food when it's ready and put your tray away when done. Food: There are a variety of Korean dishes to try from. The Katsu is a very large portion. The meat itself is the same size as my face. It is fried to a nice golden brown and has a crispy exterior with a juicy interior. The sauce adds the extra flavor to bring the whole dish together.

Been here twice now, and I've gotta say, this place definitely has met my cravings for a good…read moreKorean soup. I've grown up going to Chicago's suburb Glenview which is known for their good Korean food spots. This is pretty close to what you can get there. During this visit, I got the Soon Doo Boo. It had pretty good flavor, and wasn't too spicy. It also came with rice which was a nice touch. My friend got the Bulgogi fried rice which was also really good. Flavor was solid there. The whole process went smoothly. They give us buzzers to get food from the front counter. Other than that, the inside space was nice. Got the k-pop playing at a good volume in the background. Also got free water which is always a plus in my books. Excited to try more from their menu in the future!

This spot was highly recommended to me and I'm glad that I tried it. I ordered for pickup which is…read morethrough DoorDash so I can't comment on the service, but when I picked up the order, they were very kind. The rice bowl was INSANELY good, huge portion which will definitely be enough for 2.5 meals. The inside was decorated with a lot of legos which made for a fun ambiance and interior. Definitely recommend for a casual lunch/dinner.

Got their beef bimbipop - added a ton of siracha, but even still, the bimbibop did not hit. It was…read moregood, don't get me wrong, but having said that... I believe that this was something that I might be able to make at my own house. The time it took to get the bowl was also not the fastest. The actual store's internal space was WONDERFUL though. Lots of niche models (they had Gundam models!!) and cool nerd-core items.

The first few times I came here was pre-pandemic. Coming here about a week ago, the restaurant had…read moredrastically changed from what I remember. The name itself is deceiving because they offer mostly Japanese types of items like bento boxes, udon, sushi, and what not. I was genuinely not impressed with their menu selection and was very sad to see their Korean items go. It's not as great as they used to be. To be honest, I'm shocked their still in business with how much their menu has changed. They have some decent deals for lunch combos, but other than that I don't know if it's worth going there. I'm sad to say but it's not a "Korean bowl." They need to change the name to J-Bowl to appropriately describe the current menu items they now offer.

Random find near U of I campus. No frills, clean, poke…read moreplace. The menu on the wall does a good job explaining steps on how to make your bowl. Then you fill out a paper that lists all the ingredients. Easy and convenient. The medium sized bowls were way bigger than I expected and the fish was fresh with large portion sizes. Quality place. Hubby said "That's the freshest fish I had lately, we should bring that guy back with us to Peoria, except then he would start serving the crappy fish they got down there" Yeah...He's a little sushi jaded since our trip to Japan. I guess they serve other things besides poke here but I didn't really see another menu. The ambiance is pretty sterile with water as your only drinking option. However, it's a great place to grab a quick lunch or get take out.

This place is a vibes based place to go get grub. I have some of my best memories here, truthfully…read more And the boba? I am not a big boba guy... but DAMN, the items are creative, the seasonal items are GREAT, and their slushies are... gah, so good. I feel pretty chuddy to admit I have devoured many apple slushies, whenever they are out. However, the prices are a bit high, especially for the pokebowls. But still really solid, taste wise.

I loved my time here! The ayce hot pot is great and loved the authentic Sichuan style of hot pot…read more Service was outstanding! We learned about different sauces and the hostess who may be the owner was so kind to us she even made us some of her favorite combinations! I'd go back for the food at a great price point and the family style service! Vibe was cozy.

This is a great place for quick, tasty lunch/dinner. Recommend Penang curry. Also their specialty…read morechicken. Thumbs up; want to try their udon/stirfry, too.

There are two locations for KoFusion in C-U and this one is located on campus in residential area…read moresurrounded by the University. The menu is pan-Asian so there are entrees that reflect a variety of cuisines, including Japanese and Thai. I opted for the Penang curry while one of my colleagues had the Rainbow Roll. The curry was perfectly spiced with a medium heat and the portion was so large I couldn't quite finish it all. The assortment of vegetables with the shrimp was very nice, topped with some cashews. The Rainbow Roll also was very large with generous portions of sashimi atop it. Prices are reasonable. Service is good as well. Recommended.

It's my first time trying this restaurant since I've been here. I ordered their special dish Jammy…read morefan Chicken (the pronouncing is just its Chinese name lol) to go. It tasted good, the packaging was very safe, and it was really heaven if mixing the soup with rice (iykyk). However, I was not satisfied with the dining environment inside, which was part of the reason why I chose to order a to go. The service was quite fast, and people there were friendly. Summary: this is a decent Chinese restaurant if you wanna grab a quick meal to go.

Small space that we somehow fit 12 people into, but would recommend going with smaller groups…read more Noodles were spicy as expected! I got the soup noodle with fish -- a popular dish of theirs. Honestly, I think in the future I'd get a different protein. I liked the noodle quality. Food took a bit to come out but understandable because we came in and took up the entire restaurant. You have to bus your own trays and they were running out of space on where to put them in the narrow hallway. I think I prefer soup noodles at other places but still a solid option on campus!

Food #610 preserved egg and pork porridge…read more#604 house special bun House special bun was solid, 7 out of 10. Meat was a on the oily side but otherwise this was good. The porridge (congee) was 4 out of 10 for me. Lots of corn starch added, though it got thinner as I ate more. The taste seemed like MSG, though I am not sure how much was from the preserved egg. This was less than $10 and a big portion. I would have preferred less volume if it meant less corn starch. Ambiance: Pros for authenticity: the music playing are Chinese artists like JJ Lin. Cons: a bit of a musty smell when I walked in. For context, it had rained all day. I realize I'm not the target market (university student), though the food was disappointing.

First of all, do NOT order online for pick up or take out since it is much more expensive. The meat…read moredishes (pork,beef,etc.) in store were $16.99-$17.99. I was going to order online but they were all around $22-25. The rice special lunches in store were $9.99 but online is around $15. I actually came because my friend loved to come here a couple years ago and said it was his favorite restaurant on campus. I ordered the pork lunch special. And I was extremely disappointed. As seen in the picture when you open your food, there's just a whole ton of cabbage. I then sifted through it and counted less than 8 pieces of meat. And the bottom of the box was padded with a thick layer of rice. I also ordered a stewed pork bun. It lacked flavor and the meat to bread ratio was extremely off. I assumed because of COVID, prices went up (at least online) and less expensive ingredients were being used(meats) and more cheap materials were used to complete customer orders (rice and veggies). I know many restaurants have done this but my order was just laughably disappointing. Also I came to order on a Sunday afternoon. I was placing my order when the cashier told me that the cook was out and they couldn't make over 50-60% of the menu. That put me off a bit as I was originally going to order two things from the menu but they were both "unavailable". I think there should've been a note in the menu so customers would be notified before they spend 5 minutes looking at the menu to decide. Anyways that was a slight tangent. But another reason I gave this place 2 stars is because the cashier and workers were quite short. They would interrupt you while talking. It's just not the customer service I would expect. The only redeeming factor I believe was that one of few pieces of meat I had actually tasted pretty good. Besides this I do not think I will be back or will be recommending this place to anyone else. If you're craving authentic Chinese food, I believe there are many better options on campus (Northern Cuisine, Lao Sze Chuan, etc.).

Damn I miss this place. Shout out to the staff. My favorite was the hamachi scallion roll and the…read moresalmon skin hand roll. Also they had a lot of variety on the menu. Not much help now but this place was the GOAT

Very pleasantly surprised and happy to support this family run restaurant…read more If you're picking up you might wanna phone in your order 1st