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    K Town Korean BBQ & Hot Pot

    4.1(272 reviews)
    18.0 mi
    Large group friendly
    All you can eat

    A lively spot for a fun interactive meal. Once you enter while you wait you can browse their…read moredisplay of candies and snack items from Korea. There are carnival type games and other distractions to pass the time. When seated your table has a large stove surface in the middle where you will either be doing BBQ or hot pot cooking. The menu is straightforward and easy to choose your option. The whole table has to choose the same option (BBQ or hot pot) so discussion might be helpful before the waiter arrives. Then you choose your meat and broth type and head to the never ending salad and veggie area. It has veggies, noodles, sauces, toppings and more! The waiter tells you em several times it is all you can eat, thus the higher price point. Make sure to note too though that if you order a lot more than you eat you will get charged a few for leftovers. They want to curb food waste which is commendable. I suggest starting small and then building as for sure you get full rather quickly! My favorite aspect was the sauce area where they listed sauce combos the recommend. It helped me a lot to have some guidance and I liked the sauce I chose from their list. A fun interactive experience and good for groups. It is loud and smelly as you are basically sitting inside a large kitchen. But a fun experience and yummy food so worth a visit!

    Ktown BBQ is a mix of Korean BBQ and hotpot. The space is large and very spacious. They have a…read morelarge selection of sauces and veggies for your hotpot or grilled meat. Service was good with robots for drinks and waiters that bring your meat and change out the grill pans. The only downside is that you never eat enough because the liquid from the soup fills the consumer up quickly. The bbq is great if you are sitting at the end of the bench or in the middle but hard to reach if you are the first to sit down and closest to the median. It really doesn't give the real "Korean BBQ" experience as traditional restaurants like Mama's (the OG Indy Korean BBQ) or other spots but for really hungry people or first timers...not a bad spot

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    4.1(159 reviews)
    14.3 miBroad Ripple
    $$

    First time coming to Eating Fresh located in Broad Ripple area. It's a beautiful place that feels…read morelike a modernized version of all the vietnamese restaurants I grew up going to with lanterns from the Hoi An area hung up throughout. There's plenty of seating and service was great. As I looked through the menu the dish that stood out to me was the thịt kho trứng (caramelized pork and egg rice dish). This isn't a dish that is usually in menus. It's a special dish made at home usually reserved for the lunar new year. After living away from family for a year now, this dish felt like a piece of home and comfort. The flavor of the pork egg dish is absolutely delicious. While this dish is typically supposed to be made with pork belly, chef Ricky substitutes it with pork shoulder for a more familiar taste/texture to our Midwestern community. I'm not mad honestly. The meat was so tender and pulls apart easily to eat with the rice which means it was braised long enough. I only ate half of the serving as it feels like a generous serving. I enjoyed that it was paired with slides tomatoes, cucumbers, lettuce and pickles veggies. The only thing missing was the nước chấm dipping sauce. The chè ba màu three color dessert is also another home away from home dish that instantly brings me back to my mom's house. The pandan jelly, red beans, coconut sauce and mung bean combine together so well and it was definitely a splurge to enjoy something so delicious. Thanks for a cozy, comforting meal. I'll definitely be back again when I'm feeling home sick.

    So me and my girlfriend were super excited to try this food experience from all of the TikTok…read moreposts, we actually flew in from Vegas for a few things from visiting friends and family, but also to try this restaurant. Unfortunately almost everything was disgusting. The shrimp on the stick was enjoyed by her, the egg rolls were gross. She liked the cooked octopus but I really didn't even enjoy the pho , everything was like warm or not cooked all the way, for the rice paper rolls came out and served with UNDERCOOKED PORK!! Who is eating cold pork that is pink in the middle? like the entire middle was pink! Not a small part of the pork. We noticed mold on the desert and immediately asked for the check. The best thing out of the tasting experience was the pork bon and even that was lukewarm. All in all I would say this place could be good for people who havnt tried Vietnamese food, but for someone to go as far as having egotistical writings on the wall with his name after them....like some kind of phenomenal chef....you at least have to know how to cook pork. Every meat dish was either over seasoned, or undercooked. Our server Ursula was actually the best thing and even made our day. She will make you smile super funny and loved her company. Lastly, one thing I would mention....my gf has serious pet dander allergies....and there was not a single animal in that restaurant, once she tried the pork on the stick...immediately started sneezing, coughing, and had trouble breathing....take with that what you will....(could be using certain meats) long story short we wouldn't come here if you paid us.

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    Sisters Korean Restaurant

    4.0(284 reviews)
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    We stopped into Sisters Korean for the first time and were so glad we did! We had their lunch…read morechicken stir-fry special with kimchi and veggie additions, and it was absolutely delicious. Our waitress made the experience much better. She was wonderful at explaining the menu, patient with all our questions, and helped guide us since we hadn't visited before. Her clear descriptions helped to decide what we would like to eat and try for our first experience. A couple of notes for fellow diners: the "regular" spicy level is very spicy! I love heat and thought it was perfect, but if you're sensitive to spice you may want to ask for mild or none. The kimchi here is excellent (and available to purchase in small or medium containers). Their radish kimchi in particular is amazing--it's a must-try. Best of all, Sisters Korean is locally owned and operated. Highly recommend supporting them and enjoying a flavorful, authentic meal!

    This was my second time here, the first was a few years back. This second time was even better. We…read moregot there on a Friday as soon as they opened. They are located in a strip mall and there's plenty of parking and once you enter, it is spacious and there's plenty of seating too. We got the Korean BBQ all you can eat. It is pricey but worth it! The service was fantastic, we were impressed that she took time to explain each item to us and she came by regularly to check on us. The food was incredible. I've been to a few Korean BBQ restaurants in Indy and this has been the best. I am looking forward to my next visit.

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    HAN Korean BBQ & Hot Pot

    HAN Korean BBQ & Hot Pot

    4.3(79 reviews)
    18.0 mi

    Han Korean BBQ & Hot Pot is one of those places where you accidentally eat enough food to sustain a…read moresmall village... We went with the spicy beef bulgogi, sirloin, ribeye, spicy five spice chicken, and garlic chicken. The meats were fresh, well marinated, and the ribeye disappeared embarrassingly fast. For the hot pot, we built a spicy broth loaded with udon noodles, lobster balls, fish balls, crab stick, bean sprouts, lotus root, corn, bell peppers, spinach, cilantro, enoki mushrooms, and carrots. The broth just kept getting better as everything cooked together, so don't judge it by the first few bites. One thing that really stood out was the service. They stayed on top of the grill, replacing it when it got too charred and oiling it without us having to ask. The hot pot bar was also impressively stocked, and I never felt like the popular ingredients had been picked over. The ambiance was upbeat without feeling chaotic, and the whole experience was one notch up from just going out to dinner. My only piece of advice is to dress in layers. Between the tabletop grill and a bubbling pot of broth, you'll be questioning every life decision that involved wearing a sweater. Overall, this is the kind of place that's worth bringing friends who like food and don't mind leaving smelling faintly of barbecue. Honestly, that's part of the experience. I can't wait to come back!

    Grills don't get hot enough so you end up with boiled meat. The grill was set to the highest…read moresetting and it still wouldn't heat up enough to get a sear, probably because the stoves are electric and not gas like most other k-bbq places. I've never had to wait for meat to cook at a k-bbq. The outcome was terrible boiled meat that cooked in its own juices. Meat is bad quality. The brisket smelled strong and gamey like it was old. I always get this cut at other k-bbq spots and have never had this experience. Short ribs were tough and chewy. It was busy when I went but had to ask the server more than once for things several times. She also brought meat we hadn't ordered to the table. I ordered multiple things from the kitchen that never came and did not say they were out of stock. Some things were ordered 3x when I added them to my cart and they still never came. Do not recommend and would not go to this place again.

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    4.0(523 reviews)
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    Don't mistake the name Saigon Pho, as just another Pho counter. Saigon Pho is a full-menu…read moreVietnamese restaurant with a large menu featuring soup, salad, sandwiches, congee, grilled rice dishes, stir fries, noodle bowls, and of course,, pho, There are dishes with pork, beef,chicken, shriimp, squid, and even frog. After perusing the menu, i settled on a vegetarian spring roll the Pho Special, a South Vietnamese style with thin noodles, beef flank, tendon, tripe and meatballs. It came customizable, of course with basil, beansprouts, hot pepper slices, hot sauce and lime. The initial taste of the broth was delicious, well balanced and well seasoned. All in all, an excellent meal The wait staff was friendly and helpful. The eight of us who went had a good time with good food and conversation that was easy to carry on.

    Our foodie group came to Pho Saigon for dinner one night during the week because our original…read morerestaurant we were planning on going to was closed, and Pho Saigon was our backup choice. Needless to say it was a good backup choice because the food was excellent. The ambiance is beautiful and they have an extensive wonderful menu. The service was mediocre I will say because our server did not talk much and it was hard to tell if she understood our orders, but everything did turn out Ok. We had to pay at the front cashier, which we did not know until after our meal, so that was a little inconvenient. The food was excellent and blew me away. I ordered the crispy egg noodles with pork, shrimp, and chicken, alomg with the wonton soup as an appetizer. The wonton soup was immaculate and tasted perfect. The crispy egg noodles with pork, shrimp, and chicken had perfect texture and great flavors. It tastes terrific and made my night. Pho Saigon is an excellent Thai restaurant and would highly recommend everyone come check it out because it is excellent food at the right price. You will like it!

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    One World Market - B34 Tuna & Salmon over rice $12.95.  Best ever!

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    4.5(496 reviews)
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    This Japanese grocery store sells amazing sushi and bento box style meals. I was glad to see great…read morereviews by my fellow Yelpers because I love Japanese food and the little grocery was not on my radar. The store is spotless and well organized. They sell just about everything imaginable for Japanese cooking, including sashimi grade fish. I also saw Japanese beers and liquors. Meals made to order start at 11:00 am. They make sushi, noodle and rice dishes. We picked up several bento style boxes to share. There are a number of cafe tables inside and outside to eat after you purchase your food. We ate inside. There is a convenient microwave to warm-up prepackaged cold foods. The gyoza were filled with pork and bits of cabbage. The gyoza disappeared quickly. Emi ten Tomagoto ji pre (shrimp tempura over rice) was our favorite dish. The rice was cooked with eggs and onion and just delicious. The shrimp were perfectly cooked. I would definitely order this again. The spicy bomb inari was filled with strips of meat and a spicy sauce. The only complain was that the wrapper was soggy from sitting in the deli case. I can't wait to back to try a udon bowl. The food is fresh and delicious. There is plenty of parking in their share lot.

    I had to start a round of steroids for my back, and the first dose is 6 pills so I wanted to have…read moresomething in my stomach, I love being able to swing in here and pick out some really tasty items to go, and you can also eat in and enjoy your food as well and order from a menu! It also has grocery, beauty and home items! Check them out if you can! They have an excellent selection of items!

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