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I always enjoy eating here. You enter the restaurant and you order right at a computer screen. It's pretty straight forward. There's also someone attending the front desk area that can help you. Or you can place your order with them. I've had very delicious food here multiple times and I highly recommend it. The Restaraunt has a very relaxed feel. The restaurant has tons of options. I always order the spam musubi it's a must when I come here. I look forward to next time.
Some coworkers and I came here for lunch to order takeout and wanted to have some Korean food! It was quiet inside, so we were all able to go up to the kiosk right away and place our orders. For myself I got the musubi with spam and avocado, and some krab Rangoon! The musubi was wrapped up tightly in cling wrap so it all stayed together while wee weee traveling back to the office. It tasted very good, and the avocado was a nice touch to cut some of the saltiness. The krab Rangoon was super creamy and went perfectly with my sweet chili sauce! Overall I would come back, but maybe next time do dine in, as the to go order did take some time. I'd like to try their hotpot next go around!
Oh, cool I guess What Stopped by here before going to the Florida mall. I got the teokbokki. It was okay, nothing super special. Environment This is in a plaza where IZZIban used to be. This was a suprise to me as I thought it was like IZZIban but it was totally different. It is more like a fast casual now, maybe a bit very casual. There are a lot of seating inside with some outside as well. It is self seated after you order, you pick up at the end of the counter and you also clean up the plates yourself after. Niceness of the staff Not sure how to describe this. Maybe it's the system that's inefficient. There are a number of screens for you to place your orders. There is one person that could take your order but you need to pay cash. Otherwise you need to order via the Self kiosk. Once you order you can take a seat. The staff I would say she was just there. Dollar From the menu I thought it was expensive. Seems they are just warming up food... it was like instant noodles with seafood. The teokbokki was $10 something Yes/No? It's a great concept.. but I am not sure
To my surprise, this place was not bad. The prices were a bit high (but that seems to be normal for Korean food?) You do get a decent amount of food for the price you pay. Everything was not bad and if you dine in, you get to have some complimentary soup located where you pick up your food on the counter. The Korean hotdog and spicy ramen was not worth it though.
Still my fave place for KFC. No one makes them crispy, crunchier and the sauce is drippy, thick, sweet, and flavorful. It's a messy, eat with your whole face kind of good.
The service style was kiosk based, which was easy to use, and the food came out fairly quickly! I really enjoyed the rosé tteokbokki since it just had a little bit of kick to it.
Highlights: & Free soup (with purchase) & Seemed geared towards young ppl, staff seem like high schoolers & Food was good, though notably salty & Solid option for Korean/fusion food if you're in the area Context: Saturday afternoon, early December. We were looking for Korean food and found this place on Google Maps . Food: The ramen wasn't Instagramable, though the kimbap seemed plated with intentionality and care about how it looked. The free soup was made from fried fish cake. It was a good appetizer while you wait for your food -- also helped the time go by. It wasn't busy when we showed up so our food came out quickly. The food overall was good -- nothing really noteworthy good or bad, except it being pretty salty (not unexpected). On the plus side, our food arrived quickly (though there weren't any orders ahead of us). Ambience: Seemed trendy/hip, the vibe I got was that it was geared towards young people. The free soup, the decor, the expectation that you bus your own table and the staff being high school/college, is what gave me that sense. I was visiting so I could be totally off-base. If we're in the area and looking for Korean food, we would probably come back.
Stop by since I was in the area and ordered the spicy Korean wings. They had great flavor and nice kick of spice to eat. Cooked well. Place was pretty empty when I came in. You do order from a kiosk, lack of interaction. Restrooms are decent.
The kiosks were working a bit slow when we arrived, but we were finally able to place our order with the staff's help. We seated ourselves and noticed there was free soup for dine in guests. Very mindful, very demure. It was delicious! The food came out quickly and the portion sizes were decent. The kimchi fried rice was delicious. The two kimbap rolls we ordered looked freshly made and were also scrumptious. The tteokbukki was a little on the sweeter side, maybe too sweet, but it had a good amount of fish cake and egg. We could've done with a little more spice. Overall, the dishes were decent and the portion sizes made up for the prices. We would definitely visit again to try more items next time that we're in the area.
Updated 8/22/24: had dinner with family and friends at about 8:20PM and ordered regular Tteokbukki - had a few more rice cakes than last visit. Tried the spicy tuna poke bowl and that was pretty good and filling. The fried chicken is still the same, now convinced it's a wannabe k-style fried chicken. Downgraded to 1 star becasue we asked for some cups at the counter to get water and staff as initial response was "you know we close at 9:15, right?". It wasn't even 9pm when we asked! My hubby pointed out the sign at the front that says 9:30pm and was told that it was wrong. We were the ONLY people dining and ordered quite a lot. They already do self-serve, the least they could do is not rush us with our dinner! We used to love going here but service and food has gone down so much that we don't think we'll come back.
Went on a Tuesday evening and it was not busy. The location had plenty of parking!!!! The restaurant was super clean and well decorated. Very decor was modern and very similar to my experience when I went to Seoul. They even had Korean shows playing on the tvs. Was able to easily place my order at the kiosk and the food came out al pretty quick! Even had an option to purchase Korean snacks, drinks and desserts. I ordered the Spicy Krab Poke Bowl and my sister ordered the Chicken Katsu. The food was both beautiful and delicious! 100% recommend eating here!
Absolutely loved this place. I got the Chicken Katsu Box and it was delicious 8/10 for sure. I thought the portions were more than enough. I definitely had a bunch leftover. The restaurant was super cute. You could grab soju and other items from the front. They sold some mugs and bowls as well which I thought were cute. They sold some people working were friendly and we got out food pretty quickly.
Cool spot! As you walk in, there are a bunch of korean snacks for sale and korean decor. It is a fun a casual vibe. Easy to order through the kiosks (three kiosks total) and then you seat yourself and wait for your name to be called out. If you order multiple items, it's likely that you'll have to get up multiple times to retrieve your food when they call your name. There is also a cafe you can order at front register. This is truly an easy, do it yourself kind of spot. At the kiosk, they ask for tip, but the staff really isn't doing anything for you but just cooking the food and calling your name out. I really enjoyed the large selection of food items. It was all delicious; you and your foodie friends would love it! I came with a big group and we like to share food, but we ended up ordering too much because we ordered separately and some of us got the same items. We had plenty of leftovers! They have to-go boxes available for you right next to the fountain machine, napkins, and cutlery. I got the onigiri and the salmon was a bit is dry, i probably wouldnt order that again. We also got kimbap, noodles, fried rice, rice cake dish, kimchi, and galbi - it was all delicious! It's hard to go wrong here! I would definitely come back to eat here again, but i gave four stars because if you order multiple items, you have to constantly get up to grab each item separately.
What is there to say that hasn't been said about this place? I absolutely adore this spot!! Izzi is a Korean restaurant filled with all sorts of traditional Korean street foods. From the moment you enter, you are greeted with Asian chips, drinks, and other convenience store items to really lean into this casual environment. But the casual look does not make the place any less cleaner, pleasing to look at, and comfortable. There's a good amount of seating and comfortable ones at that. I've gone three times since trying it out the first time. And each time, I've tried a new menu item. Everything I've had is out of this world for me. -The Izzi box is big and filling, and that bulgogi is to die for. Well seasoned, and great portion of it. Their japchae is also a slightly sweet, pleasant accompaniment. The rice and tempura are perfectly cooked as well. -The bimbambap? Stunning. It comes in a stone bowl, hot and still cooking and filled to the brim with fresh veggies and rice. One look at the picture and I'm drooling. -Finally, the cheese tteokbokki? My dish to share of choice. It's spicy, flavorful, and the cheese on top balances the whole thing out. I love this spot and rave about it to everyone who likes Korean food. The only warning I provide is that it's very self-service. You collect your food from the counter once it's ready and you also have to collect your utensils, drink, and plates. This is something I like a lot, especially since the take out trays and bags are also out in the open. It's easier than asking for things and really gives you a nice experience. Check this spot out!! read more
Order the sweet and spicy Fried Chicken Wings !!! Crispy, juicy and flavorful. I don't usually crave chicken wings, I wish this restaurant was closer cause I want more. My friend said he was pleased and satisfied with the Tuna Poke bowl. It didn't have as much tuna as he wanted but the other toppings made up for it. My spicy ramen was mild to moderately spicy, noodles had a bite to it. The egg was hard to overcooked instead of being soft boiled. I'll be trying the Korean hot dogs when I come back for more wings. Place used to be a Korean barbecue restaurant. Izzi has redecorated w/ i think both live and artificial plants and the squid games logo. They are using plates/platters from the old restaurant. You order from the counter or the screen, pick up the food at the counter and clean up after yourself. How much do you guys tip for places like these? read more
3 years ago
It's a self serve spot. Order at the kiosk, get your own utensils and wait for your name to be called to pick up your food. After you eat you put all your dishes and trays away like Panera. No real interaction here. We were there around 2pm and there was hardly anyone there. The only reason for the 4/5 stars is due to the extremely high price for the food. 8 pieces or one roll of Kimbop shouldnt cost over $11. Food tasted authentic, which is good. read more
3 years ago
The ambiance of this place is very cute and trendy! You order off a touch screen so you don't have to feel rushed to order and they really do have such a wide variety of options. I enjoyed their complimentary kimchi soup and found my onigiri to be tasty. My bento box was really large and was a great amount of food for the price but my only thing was that the pork katsu was really dry and there was not enough sauce to save it. My friend got the chicken katsu and enjoyed it a lot more. Overall a really fun and delicious place if you are looking for a quick bite! read more
3 years ago
I think this place use to be called Izziban. If it was then I'm glad they changed it to Izzi. Hubby is half Korean so everything that has to do with Korean anything, we're all for it!! Izzi Korean Kitchen is our go to place for Korean street food. As soon as you walk in, you're surrounded with all the popular snacks and drinks from Korea. You can purchase these items here and order food at the same time. I like this concept because it saves you a trip from going to the Korean market. One of the things we love about Korean food is that it's very flavorful and spicy. Our favorites are the Kim bap, seotteok which you can get soft in a soup or crispy on a stick, fish cake soup and kimchi. You can also order tteokbokki with all the different ingredients you want and cook it at your table. Which makes it a fun date! read more
2 years ago
Ordered spicy tuna sushi roll, chicken fried rice, strawberry rangoons, and fried chicken. The "spicy" tuna roll was just a regular tuna roll with the smallest dab of siracha lol, still good but not spicy at all. The chicken fried rice was so bland I took it home and added more seasoning and soy sauce because it looked like white rice with chicken. The fried chicken was okay, I've had better at Domu. The strawberry rangoons were the star of the show! A bit expensive for how disappointing the food was.. read more
1 year ago
5 years ago
Wow, you (Owners of the original Izziban Restaurant) have really out done yourselves with such a great concept transformation!! We were so delighted that you have brought the neat, trendy, and tastes of the big city look & feel with the casual atmosphere of an Korean eatery to central Florida for us locals to experience, THANKS!!! The atmosphere that you've created gave us the "Homey" feel of comfort, the self-service at our own leisure, without being waited on with the sense of feeling of being rushed. Plus, the layout of everything is well thought of, thank you! Now, onto the foods, everything we ordered were authentic & tasty, reasonable prices, and portions were definitely shareable (As you can see in the pictures & video). For sure there will be many more visits to come in time!! read more
My husband and I enjoyed our meal. The hot stone bimpap was our favorite. The short ribs had a little too much fat, but I enjoyed the flavor. Unfortunately my sister didn't enjoy her Korean hotdog. Overall this is a cute restaurant and efficient as you can order your meals from a kiosk. I would come back and try some other interesting dishes. read more
2 years ago
Not sure if there's been a change of ownership/ staffing but it feels like the quality has gone down a bit. Perhaps a good fit for casual diners looking for a big space to eat and hang out together but I wouldn't come here for the food exclusively. Rice in the kimbap was hard. I was craving ramen with cheese and yes I do realize I could have easily made this myself but I was shocked that it was $2 to add (shredded) cheese to the already overpriced ramen dish. read more
2 years ago
3 years ago
Great connection to the Korean street food and cuisine offered in the city. We are from west palm beach so when family wanted to celebrate the weekend eating their favorite things, they said the drive would be well worth it! You would find what you delightfully want to indulge on, they shared that the ugly potatoe dog is something they dream about , so when we ordered it and tried the half cheese and sausage we were blown away not only by the texture but the savory sweetness you would find on a corn dog. Other items at the table were shared among family, the ambiance is great for big groups too. There is a little bit of everything here to choose from. We loved it! read more
4 years ago
Besides the food still being a bit too on the sweet side for me, and pricey-- we had another good visit here. Ordered tteokboki and Misubi. I didn't taste the misubi, but tteokboki flavor was yum. I liked that it wasn't overly spicy but still had that kick. Portion is on the small side, you get more sauce than rice cake. read more
4 years ago
4 years ago
I love the idea to shut down the former ayce izziban, then create this shop. This is genius!!!! They serve a bunch of good stuffs here so please come & check it out. read more
3 years ago
3 years ago
Very fresh, food came piping hot, pretty tasty! The kiosks make it easy to order, except there was no explanation of all of the items in the Bento. We had sweet chicken Bento box and it was good. I felt the food was pretty generic, but tasty. It's clean and efficient. A good stop in a travel day. read more
4 years ago
Was in the mood for Korean food and came across this place and it was such a great choice! Very cute inside. The ordering process is easy ... it's done thru a screen. Once you order your food comes out as it's prepared which is nice that way everything is still hot and fresh. They offer complimentary soup (kimchi and fish cake). We had a big party so everyone tried different things and not one person complained about their meal. Everything was delicious and can't wait to visit again! read more
4 years ago
Man, this place LOOKS legit. I had really high hopes. It seemed to have so much going for it. I was wrong. I'd describe this as "Tourist Korean". The spicy pork bugolgi was very mild, no spicy peppers. Tasted like little gochujang was used. The kimchi was spicier (and had to be ordered as a side did not come with the bento). The japchae was very bland and dry. It was in a little puck that tasted like it was pre-made and frozen. Not fresh, no veggies at all. And the chopsticks were super cheap. Like balsa wood. Definitely not bamboo. Absolutely could not get them to break right. I think Panda Express has better chopsticks. read more
2 years ago
Plenty of food options, large portion sizes and prices are reasonable. Also offer free soup. I was thinking that will I invite to Squid Game after the meal? read more
2 years ago
2 years ago
3 years ago
Sooooo yummy!!! I was in the area and was happy to find some Korean food nearby. The inside is so cute too!! read more
3 years ago
Never expected a place to be like this in Orlando. The fish cakes and dukpokki was all soo good. They also have a variety of drinks and the servers were pretty nice. The ambiance is just so cool bcs they have all the snack and drinks displayed almost like a super market. The Korean food was a 10/10 read more
Had an incredible experience at Izzi Korean Kitchen in Orlando! I have been many items since this restaurant took over the former Izziban. The galbi, tteokbokki, and ramen are authentic and bursting with flavors. There are varieties of each, plus so many more options to choose from, including bento boxes, kimbap, sushi, korean hot dogs, etc. The free kimchi and fish soup were a delightful bonus. They even have a very small grocery selection and a cafe, along with a variety of soju options. The atmosphere was cozy, and the service was fast and friendly. It's not far from Universal Studios, so if you're in the area and craving Korean cuisine, this is a must-visit spot. read more
2 years ago
Pretty good. The included soup while you wait is nice. Environment is nice. The food is good portions read more
One of my go to places if I'm around the Florida mall area. I was skeptical at first with the prices, but the portions were great and they have complementary self-serve soup. Kimchi and fish soup was available at that time. The chicken was crispy and crunchy like most Korean fried chicken, but bigger than most places. They have a lot of street food like their hotdogs but with fishcake instead of corn dogs. It has a sweet and savory appeal to it. My favorite is the mozzarella dog, lots of cheese! This used to be a KBBQ but glad they are trying a new concept of quick bites and love the ordering system. Will be back! read more
4 years ago
Overall a 4.5 stars!!! I'm a little scared to write this review because I enjoyed coming into the restaurant and it not being full... lol. When you walk in, you'll notice they have Korean goodies on shelves for sale (snacks, instant foods, even some home items like cups, shirts, other merch, etc). It's trendy and cute inside at first glance, like a hangout spot I'd go to in college to do work by myself or eat with my friends. That was a roundabout way to say it's casual, but I hope you get what I mean if you go. You order and pay at a smart screen tablet, and seat yourself. They call out your name and order number when your food is ready. The utensils, napkins, condiments, bags, boxes, etc are all available to you next to the counter where you pick up your food. They may give you your order in portions instead of all at once. Oh, and it's self serve water in cups as well, like most Asian food cafeterias. The food is classic Korean snack/street/comfort food, with some other choices thrown in. Because of this, you don't wait long for your order at all. The flavors were just as expected- great and killed my cravings!! I recommend the potato hot dog, sotteok, and any tteokbokki dish. Their bibimbap did not have as many vegetables as I am used to so I didn't enjoy it- but if you like your bibimbap meat and rice heavy, go for it, and ask for extra sauce. I would have gotten a ramen dish but I thought about it too hard and realized I could make it myself at home (makes you rethink the prices). You clean up after yourself by depositing your trash and dishes in marked areas. The -0.5 star is because it feels sticky inside... Perhaps the floor and tables are not wiped down as often as they should be, and this added to the feeling I got of a student-hangout area lol. Also, the prices are higher than expected but since their whole goal is to be a one stop pit stop for all your Korean snacky needs, it works. read more
3 years ago
4 years ago
Absolutely DELICIOUS! Everything was amazing! The cheese pull on the corn dogs did not disappoint! This place is going to be a definite stop every time we're in town. read more
3 years ago
A must try if your dying to try the Korean hot dogs you've been seeing on social media. She got the classic, half sausage half cheese on the inside and the outside batter was coated with bits of potatoes and dusted with powdered sugar. Verdict - interesting but could have down without the sweetness of the sugar, it added nothing to the flavor. I tried the flaming hot Cheetos coating on a regular sausage dog: Verdict - get the chips on the side. That's all we tried but I'm hesitant about any place that serves ramen with the instant noodle packages in plain view...lots of ramen choices but I can heat a pot of water and toss in a pack of instant ramen at home... read more
Dine in | Lunch | $10-20 I went here during their soft re-opening, but gave it a few more months after their grand re-opening (they used to be a KBBQ place). Their menu definitely improved a ton! Overall, I had a great experience here with both the service, ambiance, and food. They used to be a KBBQ place, but recently switched over to Korean Street Food, and I love it! Korean Street food is some of my favorite foods. Their crispy sweet & spicy Korean Chicken is hands down the BEST thing on their menu. Every single piece you bite into has an insaaaane crunch sound. The Galbi was super flavorful yet tender. The Bulgogi Burger was pretty damn big, but also quality! I think if they added a little less coleslaw it was be a hit. I will say one thing I never understood from their menu is why coat the hot dogs in sugar? I understand the sweet & savory aspect, but I felt like it was just drowned in sugar. I would recommend you ask not to get any sugar at all on it, because otherwise it's a great item too! As for the store itself, I love the facelift it got. Stepping inside and seeing the giant squid games inspired signage in the back made me giggle, but in a good way. I love it! I also love how there's 2 self serve kiosks near the door for those who have a bit of anxiety like myself. Lastly, I love how their self serve station has to go boxes & plastic bags ready so you don't have to step back in a busy line and have angry eyes at you. That was a great plus! If you can't decide where to hang out for a night, you can't go wrong with this place! read more
3 years ago
Food is okay. The Jin ramen was good, flavorful and savory. Masubi was dry and hard. Spicy Krab sushi roll was good. Price is a bit steep for what it is. They have self order/pay stations and you have to go up to the counter to pick up your food when it's ready and put your trays away when you're done. Not a dining experience where you are waited on. It's a relaxed environment with a small shop in the front with Korean goodies like chips, mugs, and other Knick knacks and snacks. Good place to grab a bite after shopping. read more
4 years ago
Nice vibe with their open concept dining room. Ordering from the kiosk board was interesting. What we ordered was good and there is so much more I'd like to try; so yes, I'd go back. Shhhh.... Complementary soup read more
3 years ago
Decent prices, maybe if I was more familiar with Korean food it would have been easier to order. We got a sushi roll, Jin ramen wings and beef fried rice. Everything was good, nothing exceptional. The wings were the best part of the meal. read more
I went here during their soft re-opening, but gave it a few more months after their grand re-opening (they used to be a KBBQ place). Their menu definitely improved a ton! Overall, I had a great experience here with both the service, ambiance, and food. They used to be a KBBQ place, but recently switched over to Korean Street Food, and I love it! Korean Street food is some of my favorite foods. Their crispy sweet & spicy Korean Chicken is hands down the BEST thing on their menu. Every single piece you bite into has an insaaaane crunch sound. The Galbi was super flavorful yet tender. The Bulgogi Burger was pretty damn big, but also quality! I think if they added a little less coleslaw it was be a hit. I will say one thing I never understood from their menu is why coat the hot dogs in sugar? I understand the sweet & savory aspect, but I felt like it was just drowned in sugar. I would recommend you ask not to get any sugar at all on it, because otherwise it's a great item too! As for the store itself, I love the facelift it got. Stepping inside and seeing the giant squid games inspired signage in the back made me giggle, but in a good way. I love it! I also love how there's 2 self serve kiosks near the door for those who have a bit of anxiety like myself. Lastly, I love how their self serve station has to go boxes & plastic bags ready so you don't have to step back in a busy line and have angry eyes at you. That was a great plus! If you can't decide where to hang out for a night, you can't go wrong with this place! read more
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