Found this place walking around the block trying to figure out what to eat for dinner and while the…read moreplace was packed, they were able to squeeze us in. When a larger group left we were moved to a bigger table to accommodate how much food we order haha. The husband/wife duo owners were so sweet and so happy to see us enjoying their food. The portions were huge we ended up taking a lot home so the bang for your buck here is wild. So happy to see more Korean restaurants opening up outside of Ridgefield/Pal Park/Fort Lee.

One of my favorite Korean BBQ spots in the Jersey area. I came here solo and enjoyed the Galbi but…read morethen brought my team a few weeks ago and we all enjoyed some delish Korean food. Service is always amazing and few atmosphere is small moms/pops shop. Please go there and enjoy your meal - you won't regret it!!

We normally do takeout, which is both amazing and quality and quantity as well as service! It's no…read morewonder this neighborhood staple is so popular and busy all the time! They know what they're doing in terms of having the freshest sushi and sashimi around. We like sitting outdoors and great weather so it's great that they have outdoor tables. On a recent weekday, I met my folks who regularly dine in, for lunch and sat in the back room, which is quieter, and we had a number of specials from their lunch menu, which has great options at very affordable prices. I've orders the Sushi platter for two as takeaway for parties and it's always a hit in quality as well as amount to share. Highly recommended!

I love this place but taking a star off as we alwaysfeel rushed and once even though we hadn't been…read morethere that long (kitchen food takes long to arrive, so there's always wait) we're told we had to hurry up. When we spend 140$, we expect to at least eat our food in peace. Like I said, I love their food, but we have decided to take our business somewhere else due to this reason.

The food quality, presentation, and overall taste were outstanding. Every dish was thoughtfully…read moreplated, and the attention to detail--from the garnishes on the food to the beverages--was a really nice touch that elevated the entire meal. The ambiance is sophisticated, clean, and welcoming, making it perfect for both a relaxed dinner and a special occasion. You can tell a lot of care goes into every aspect of the experience. Highly recommend Woodam if you're looking for top-tier Korean BBQ with refined presentation and excellent execution.

The service was exceptional and the food was delicious, all dishes were tasteful really loved the…read morekimchi fried rice. This place is a little pricey compared to other Korean bbq but the quality is there, definitely get what you pay for.

03/10/2026 Passed by here many times and always wanted to…read moretry it and as it turns out, everything was very good. We started with the Seafood jeon... a seafood pancake... which had a lot of seafood and was served crispy and hot. I ordered the 'Stir fried spicy squid' which had lots of squid in a very tasty sauce. My wife ordered the Tofu soup with kimchi and pork... pretty much a staple when we order Korean. As I said, everything was very good... the ambiance as well as the service we got from Alex. I'm sure we'll be back to this BYOB

We came here for an early dinner and there were already a couple tables filled. The restaurant is…read morelocated on the lower level. We were welcomed by a friendly hostess and quickly seated. Service throughout was really friendly. The interior of the restaurant is also pretty and modern. We ordered the LA Galbi, rose tteokbokki, and a pork tofu soup with level 1 spicy. Food came out quickly and hot. I was really looking forward to the LA Galbi but was disappointed that it was kind of salty but of course if you ate it with the white rice, it paired fine. The rest of the food was also just fine - this place is not the authentic traditional Korean flavor I was looking for but definitely has the modern Korean fusion/street food taste.

Bloom closed its doors and is now Woosmash. A building that housed a cozy, upscale atmosphere is…read morenot a fast casual spot that blends into the crowd and smash burger noise. Feeling a bit nostalgic for my favorites, the pork belly bao buns and the butternut squash soup. The texture was creamy and more purée-like vs thin like a traditional soup. The perfect starter to warm your bones in the winter! RIP Bloom!

I have been meaning to try this restaurant for a while and I was no disappointed!…read more Started off with the kale salad which was light, snappy and refreshing. Really made me feel like I was starting things off healthy and can be forgiven for my next dishes. Up next was the bone marrow which was delightful, and the escargot was really delicious. We steamed onward with the sweet and spicy wings which I highly recommend. I could've just eaten plate after plate of those wings. To balance things, we had some sprouts and then rounded things out with the pork belly. As you can probably surmise, we had no space left for dessert. But that just means a second visit! Very minimalistic decor which I appreciated, clean lines. Wonderfully attentive and accommodating staff. Perfect date night spot.

An amazing time per usual. The server was nice but a bit slow in checking in on us for refills or…read moremore napkins. However, the appetizer bar and sauces always help to elevate the hot pot and this is one of my favorite locations because of how much they offer. I will definitely be visiting again when I'm back in the area.

Wow! What a new experience for us! Means I have seen Hot POT places many times across the shores,…read moreand though they don't give a vibe from outside (IMO), but once you step inside, it's a whole different world. Kearny KPOT has almost ~13K reviews on Google with a 4.9 rating, which means just wow! So we decided to go there instead of our nearby Parsippany location. The first thing that disappointed us was the waiting time. They only take reservations for parties of 6+, and we ended up waiting about 70 minutes, with a kid along with us. Since we had already driven 35 minutes, we decided to stick it out. We got the A2 table. Our server, Pickel Rick, explained the whole Hot Pot + BBQ concept. We chose both options together--and the whole table has to agree on the same setup (so one person can't do only hot pot while another does only BBQ...Come on, they are smart too Hot pot was $32 and +$5 more and you can have both= means $37 per person + tax... The BBQ grill lets you control the heat, and the induction keeps your hot pot soup warm. Ordering is all done through a tablet on the table. This is an all-you-can-eat thing, any meat (Pork, Beef, seafood, chicken, Lamb) for BBQ... and you can increase/decrease the temperature of the BBQ. So it's all sorted out! Induction is there to keep your soup/pot warm, order any type of noodles (Ramn-Rice-Pho to add in your soup with all veggies, dumplings, and whatnot, so keep ordering from the tab they give you to order. They have a big selection of meats, seafood, veggies, and sauces. The quality is decent, and the food comes out quickly. The hotpot broth has good flavor, and grilling the meats at the table is enjoyable. It's basically a "cook your own food" style, so it's fun if you like that kind of thing. It was a fun experience, ordering chicken/prawn/jumbo prawns/ lamb/ dumplings = putting it in soup or into BBQ platter... some got less cooked, some were well, and some I am gonna call "well done" We were there for about 2 hours, which is actually their time limit. They even mentioned you get a small refund if you leave early (first time hearing that!). Also, if you're celebrating a birthday with a group of 6+, the birthday person eats free. That's a nice perk! Great, hearing this first time... There is also a sauce bar station - for all sauces, fried rice, Fries, and Fruits Service can get a bit slow when the place is packed--we had to wait for forks/spoons at one point. But overall, it's a fun place to go with friends or family, especially if you like trying something different.

Was in the area and rarely see Tofu places so gave this a try. Overall, I enjoyed it…read more The tofu was very flavorful. I ordered spicy level, which was the perfect level of spice... had a kick, but not overwhelming. I did have 2 issues with this place though: -the Banchan was mediocre. Only some of the items were good, and they didn't refill -no egg. 1st time I haven't been served an egg with the tofu Service was ok, although the waitress did spill a glass of water on me and barely apologized. There is parking, but its busy and the spots are tight, so would be afraid of dings.

Overall good experience. This is a regular stop for us whenever we're in this part of town. The…read moretofu soup comes bubbling hot and you can choose a side of hot stone rice, ramen noodles, or hand cut noodles. You can choose 5 different spice levels. We also ordered the fried kimchi pancakes and kalbi (marinated short ribs). Kimchi pancakes can serve 6 and come with a soy dipping sauce. The kalbi is served on a cast iron platter, sizzling. It was a little too sweet for me. Table also gets the Korean side dishes (banchan), don't be shy about asking for refills. You can also choose between the Korean hot barley tea or ice water.

The Korean chicken wings and Bibimbap are incredibly delicious. The flavor and aroma is an…read moreadventure. The service was fast and fresh. Had it as take away so I'm not sure about the restaurant vibe but I'm sure it's cool because the food was great. Will definitely go back again and again.

Fusion usually makes me wary, but the lure of bibimbap drew me in. The restaurant is a bright,…read moresmall space with a handful of tables. My host was very friendly, and we talked about the soccer game on television. Along with the bibimbap I was served three banchan (kimchi, daikon radish, and cucumber), which were okay, nothing more. The bibimbap was small, and quite good. I could've used more banchan, maybe a bit more bibimbap. My host/waiter was great; too bad the food wasn't equally great.

Overall, the place is not bad except it was pretty pricey. $2 for an extra bowl of rice which was…read moreunheard of. The service was pretty good. The lady was running the whole place by herself which was impressive. I wish the onions for the bulgogi were cooked.

Over the past couple of years this place has become one of our favorite hangouts and def the best…read moreKorean option near our home. Our favorites are the tofu soup, scallion pancake, bibimbap and bulgogi. Service is great, though when things get busy it def slows down. BYOB, however there are no near liquor stores so plan a head, or drive 10 minutes