THE BEST Korean restaurant in the area. HANDS DOWN…read more This restaurant just opened, and the place is very organized, clean, staff is super friendly, and food is AMAZING! We ordered Ddeok galbi (grilled short rib patties), Ddeokbokki (rice cakes with sweet and spicy sauce), and Tangsuyuk (deep fried pork with sweet & sour sauce). EVERYTHING WAS DELICIOUS! Portions were big and everyone was full and satisfied after the meal. :D We're definitely going to come back here - it will be our go-to place for Korean food!!!

What a terrific find! We were in Niagra for the week and stopped here on our final night. As Korean…read morenewbies, we were at the mercy of the waitress and she was patient and thoughtful. The food was all incredible and the place was spacious and accommodating. We loved the experience. All around a great final meal together.

The restaurant is on the second floor of this two-storey building…read more There's ample private parking in the back, and it's an easy walk to the escalator or elevator in a beautiful, cool building. (This is very important in the scorching July and August weather in the Falls.) The owner greets you from behind the grill as you enter; it's an open-plan kitchen. There are multiple waitresses, so there's little waiting for orders to be taken, or for food to arrive. The panchan is fantastic: The kimchi is very spicy and sour. We loved the BBQ-your-own pork belly, beef, chicken, and spareribs. We loved our afternoon lunch here, and then went to the Red Ganache across the street for something chocolate!

Authentic Korean BBQ? Not likely…read more.. The essence of the Korean BBQ experience was severely lacking Food: (2) - there was no depth to the food. The Kalbi was too sweet, the chapjae was too greasy, the sides were not marinated well and were either too tart, sweet, or not spicy enoughy. There were no lemons and not tea. Miso was too salty. Service: (2) water was not refilled, slow, Ambience: (3) the place was open on the 2nd floor but nothing extraordinary. Price vs. Value: (1) Your money is better spent elsewhere. The AYCE BBQ advertised is misleading as it does not include any of the premium cuts you'd expect from a Korean BBQ.

Set away from the busy streets this cozy restaurant is tucked behind the Marriott on the falls, I…read moregot teahouse vibes. We got the tofu soup with pork which was exactly what I needed for my cold, I was served piping hot with just the right amount of spice. The Pork bone soup was very rich, you could tell it was cooking for hours. Served with rice to enjoy the meaty bones, reminded me more of a Chinese stew though. Oh, let's not forget the kimchi, so good. They have it for sale by the bottle, if only I lived here.

So glad we came here for our lunch after seeing the Niagara fall. The service was good and food was…read moregreat!

The food was amazing the amounts was really good. The service was actually really amazing it felt…read morelike I was talking to people who cared. The ambiance felt like I was well taken care of and felt like it was nice.

One of the newly open Japanese barbecue place Nice earthy…read moremood decor Food and service are exceptional A bit pricey on the menu But you get the idea and how it is served Visit and see , nice for family and Corporate meeting place

This place looks closed. Drove over there and no Papa Korea and no entry. Possibly been replaced…read morewith Duru Korean. Check first before driving over here.

Pretty good food. Got kimchi jiggae, gam ja tang and jja…read morejang myun. Quality was on par with a korean restaurant in NYC. Only complaints would be that the noodles were a little over cooked for the jja jang myun. And the place smells like smoke because of their upstairs neighbor.

Had the beef short ribs. They were very tender and delicious. Seafood pancake was bigger than my…read morehead. This restaurant is next door to the 7-11 and across the street from a casino. This place is easy to miss. Outside is very unassuming. Had a lovely meal here. Not a fancy place just very homey and comfortable. The owners were very hospitable.

Very sad to have to downgrade my rating a bit based on my most recent visit…read more Just like the previous visit, they were out of bulgogi. Technically they had one left and we let our friend have it, but close enough. We ordered the galbi again. The meat is still very good, and probably the best thing about the restaurant. If I were only rating the galbi, it would be a 5. However, I had issues with both the banchan and the tea this year, and very slow service. The tea we got served first was barely tea. We couldn't tell by looking at it if it had ever seen a tea bag or just waved at one in passing, and due to the unfortunate language barrier, it was hard to explain to the server what the problem was. I like my tea strong, but at least to be able to see it and taste it. She eventually brought us more, and it was still fairly weak but this time there was a tea bag in there so we let it steep awhile. What it was though was nuclear heat wise; even after letting it steep awhile I burned my tongue. Yikes. The banchan were very lackluster. The cabbage kimchi was very standard but not standout, but the others ranged from mediocre to blah. There were underseasoned cucumbers, lightly boiled broccoli with a drizzle of (I kid you not) thousand island dressing, and mostly tasteless black beans. No radish, bean sprouts, fish cake, seaweed or other staple banchan. When we arrived, it was 5:30 pm and no other customers were present. Despite that, it took several minutes for them to come out of the back to greet us, and after we ordered a very long time to get food and tea (which we had to return...) As someone who lives in an area with plentiful Korean food, and who has learned to cook a lot of it in recent years, aside from the galbi it really was just "ok" and will probably fall out of our rotation when visiting the area.

Mandarin is possibly the best Chinese buffet I have ever been to, and I have been to a lot. The…read morefirst thing you notice is the restaurant is vibrant and very clean. The serving area, the tables, and even the bathrooms are pristine. The food quality and variety is great. They offer all the normal stuff you see at a Chinese buffet plus extras like Maple flavored meatballs and wings. The sushi section is a little smaller than others but gets the job done. The desert section is incredible and you will want seconds. Try the maple ice cream! We went here twice in the short week we were in town, and I were a local this spot would be on my regular rotation for sure.

Excellent service- Welcomed with smiles. Arrived a couple minutes past our reservation time, and…read morewas sat immediately. Was provided a hot lemon infused cloth to clean up prior to going up to the stations to eat. Cup never emptied without an ask for refill. Very attentive the entire time. We were sat in the 'C' dining area area. There were room upon room so there's plenty of seating. Each room with a slightly different theme. Ours had a wall of beautiful fish tanks. The dining area, food stations and bathrooms were all very clean, which is so important at a buffet. They even have gloves at the end of each station in case you didn't want to touch the serving utensils with your bare hands. The variety of food goes from everything you can imagine at a Chinese buffet like sushi and fried rice to American options like burgers and fries, to surprises in-between like New England clam chowder and prime rib. Tons of dessert- hard ice cream, cakes, pies, fruit, jello, even Crème brûlée and waffles. One of my favorite surprises was the variety of mocktails. Most places offer me pop as a mocktail or a Shirley Temple at best. Decent pricing. Father's Day special dinner menu was $50/pp (Canadian) about $36/pp (American) which is pretty great for all you get and that's WITH their high tax. I believe the refular pricing is about $10/pp less. A must try only 30 minutes from Western NY.

I was craving some Korean fried Chicken, and of course Yelp led me to the fry off Lundy's Lane. You…read morecan't miss the black and red sign out front. Upon walking in, the place was neat and clean, and I was waited on immediately at the front counter. I was ordering my food to go, so I opted for their special $1 Wing deal, and ordered the 24 pack. I got my choice of two sauces. One was a garlic soy sauce and the other was a sweet and savory which had a little bit of heat to it. It. I asked for them extra crispy, and they came out delivered in a bucket. While I was waiting for my wings, they were celebrating the manager's birthday in the back by singing happy birthday. I joined in, and yelled happy birthday through the window. They offered me a piece of cake to take home, so of course I absolutely took it. It's really nice when people include you in their little celebrations even if they didn't have to. The chicken itself was really tasty and very moist. It wasn't all that crunchy, because of the sauce that was put on, but it was still very flavorful nonetheless Bottom line? I would absolutely come back to this restaurant again, to try some of their regular bone-in chicken. You would do yourself a favor and check them out.

Best fried chicken I have had in a long time and I am 52 and black lol!! it was superb, crispy but…read moretender, spicy but not overwhelming.. Absolutely delicious!! I will definitely be back!!

What a beautifully decorated and cozy place to eat. We had a nice selection of food, from don katsu…read moreto spicy pork bulgogi to bulgogi stone pot soup and spicy rice cakes. Very friendly staff. It had amazing atmosphere and reminded us of great coffee shops in South Korea. We loved our evening dinner after a long day on the road.

The view was amazing. Service was good. Food was not worth the price. I ordered the prime rib…read morewhich was tough to cut even with a steak knife. Very sinewy and tough to chew. Sides (toasted potatoes and broccoli) were good. We ordered the stuffed mushroom appetizer and they had little to no flavor. One even had a hair baked in which turned us off eating the rest. Do the observation deck for the view, but save your money and eat somewhere else.

This review is for the revolving dining room. Only reason I didn't give it 5 stars was the elevator…read moretiming. Tip: plan on spending 15-30 minutes to get up and 30-40 minutes to get down. They only have one elevator each way and everyone in Canada uses these! Lines can be long. Do your other timed stuff BEFORE you go up there to avoid the stress of missing a tour because you are standing up there forever waiting for the elevator! I do try to avoid these touristy spots but the view from the dining room was jaw dropping. Surprisingly we also had delicious food and attentive service. I was surprised considering the number of tourists. Tip: reserve a spot in the dining room rather than just going to the observation deck. The views from the dining room are much better and you won't need to fight to get a good spot for a photo. You can sit and enjoy your food and drink and eventually your perfect view will reveal itself. The photos say it all.