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.

Oh Cafe Korea..how thankful am I that a bring invited me to dinner here because this is now one of…read moremy weekly go tos! Their staff is super friendly, and SO accommodating! Everything I've had: Galbi -extra spicy & they deliver! Kimbap - SO good Vegetable Dumplings - star of the meal! Banchan - cabbage kimchi, radish kimchi & their tofu are my all time favorites! If you do the grill, you can ask for a side of garlic & jalapeño and they take the galbi to the next level! I've taken few of my friends there and they've loved it too!

So good! Hidden gem of a place. Lots of Korean food. Unlimited sides.i think I prefer bone in…read moregalbi. It wasn't spicy. All the food is good. The sushi was good. Huge portions. Good service.

The food is incredible, and I love the atmosphere in the restaurant. The staff is kind, especially…read morewhen you try to speak Korean, and I can't get enough of all the banchan options. I've come on my birthday several times, and it's highly worth it every single time

I rarely write negative reviews, but unfortunately this experience was disappointing…read more Bando used to be one of my favorite Korean all-you-can-eat BBQ spots. One of the reasons I loved it was the traditional charcoal grill, which is becoming harder and harder to find these days. Most places use gas grills, but charcoal really gives the meat that authentic Korean BBQ flavor. Because of my past visits, I came in expecting the same level of food quality and service. However, it seems the restaurant may now be under new ownership because the experience felt very different from what I remembered. Service was noticeably slower, and the food quality was not what I had come to expect from Bando. The bulgogi, galbi, chicken, and marinated pork were all brought out together on one plate. When I asked if I could order just beef, I was told that meats cannot be selected individually. Instead, I could choose three meats that would be served in half portions. We were also told that if any of the meat was not finished, there would be an additional $10 charge per person. Another surprise was that the usual Korean BBQ accompaniments were missing. Typically, all-you-can-eat Korean BBQ includes items like steamed egg and soybean soup, but neither were provided. Lettuce for wraps was also charged separately at $4. It's unfortunate because this used to be one of my go-to Korean BBQ spots. The charcoal grill is still a great feature, but overall, the experience wasn't the same as before. Free parking is available, which at least makes visiting convenient. Sadly, it may be time for me to start looking for a new Korean BBQ restaurant.

Mama's House always has great food and an authentic Korean atmosphere. I say this with having spent…read moremultiple tours in Korea and for one tour we lived in the local population the only English speakers for blocks in any direction. Mama's does it right.

If you've never had Korean before, this is a good spot to start. They have options for bbq, hot…read morepot, and dinner plates. The waitress was really helpful, showing us the menu and how everything worked. We went close to closing so I chose the dinner option. This is a great spot to take your friends and family.

Cool spot to go for karaoke! Great for large groups as well…read more I organized a work outing and we came to Maru. There were 12 of us and we got the large room. It was a cold night and the staff had the heater on before we got in and turned it off upon arrival. Nice touch! Unfortunately our singing, dancing around, and drinking led to us warming up the room a little too much. There were big fans in the room which we turned on! I'm sad to say I never even asked them if they could turn on the AC. The couches in the rooms have seen better days. A few of them didn't have the proper support so when you sit in them you'd sink. Ordered drinks at the small bar in the lobby and we were charged all together at the end of the night. It was fun to navigate the large remote/keyboard. There are plenty of English songs, but be aware they are all in the pop genre. There were buttons for Bluetooth connection, so I suppose you could connect your phone, but we didn't use that feature. All and all, good spot to go to for some fun singing!

I went to this place 2 years ago and had no trouble reserving a room. Things have changed since…read morethen. There is no transparency for room rates here and this gives a business an opportunity to swindle you. I originally had a party of 10 people and confirmed a reservation 2 weeks ahead of the time reserved. I was told to pay $100 deposit in addition to the $100/hr rate for the room. There is no clarity if that deposit can be refunded or what the policy is on the website or readily available to customers when they are on site. I discovered that this deposit is non-refundable, which is unfortunate that I had to eat that cost. Unfortunately, my party of 10 went down to a party of 6 due to funerals, COVID, and other uncontrollable circumstances. I tried calling several times prior to the reservation (Sunday and Wednesday before the Saturday reserved time) I was told on my final call speaking with the manager that since the group had reduced to 6 people they could put us at $50/hr in the small room. However, when I showed up, I was told that we were still in the $80/hr and there was no changing that. Also, we had a lot of technical difficulties. Wireless microphone receivers were not charged, so we kept getting disconnected. We had to change mics 3x when we were there. The employees were doing their best and were as accommodating as they could be, but ultimately the management is faulty. Transparency is important and this place does not have it. Also, I was not told tip was included. I usually tip 20% because times are tough and places don't pay their employees enough, but did not get an itemized receipt before this interaction. So I tipped an additional amount without knowing.

Tucked inside the food court at Saraga International Grocery is a Korean spot quietly serving one…read moreof my favorite comfort foods in the galaxy: soon tofu. This is hands down the dish I look for first at any Korean restaurant, especially when the weather turns cold and you need something warming and soul restoring. The stew comes out bubbling hot with deep, rich flavor and just the right level of spice. It's as authentic as the soon tofu I've had in Koreatown in Los Angeles, which immediately earns respect. The meal is accompanied by all the essentials: kimchi, seaweed salad, and a variety of pickled vegetables that complete the experience and make it feel like a proper Korean table. No shortcuts, no watered down flavors, just pure comfort in a stone bowl. This is the kind of place you discover while wandering Saraga and instantly add to your regular rotation. A true hidden gem and proof that the best comfort food sometimes lives in a food court, quietly bringing balance to the Force.

Good place to get Korean food if you're already shopping at Saraga in Castleton. Lots of…read moretraditional Korean entrees, but it is pretty expensive. Servings are pretty big, and the food tastes good but not the best Korean food I've had. Each meal usually comes with 4 side dishes, which aren't my favorite but are still good. Overall, it's probably the best place to get food at the Saraga food court.

I unfortunately was so hungry I forgot to snap pics before diving in…read more We were meeting friends downtown for dinner on Friday night around 6 pm, and we were able to be seated right away! I loved how many good option were on the menu - but that there wasn't an overwhelming amount of things on the menu. To me that means you do certain things well!! I had the kimchi ramen, and everyone else had the spicy ramen. We shared the chili garlic edamame and pan fried dumplings. The chili garlic edamame was SO GOOD and garlicky!! All of us loved our ramen! Flavorful, and not overly spicy. We will definitely be back.

We tried KyuRamen x TBaar on Mass Ave because there was a constant flow of people heading in, so…read moreour expectations were high. Unfortunately, it completely disappointed. Both of us landed on 1/5. Here's what we ordered: the Mega Bowl Ramen (Chashu & Shrimp) combo with Thai Tea and a Pork Bun, the Fried Squid Tentacle, and the Pork Belly Kamameshi. The ramen was salty and just didn't taste good, which was a real letdown given the crowd. The noodles came out firmer than what we're used to at places in Texas and Japan, and the chashu was the single best part of the whole bowl. The Thai Tea was a complete miss--it looked good but was overwhelmingly milky, like 85% milk, which isn't what Thai tea typically tastes like. The Pork Bun was drowning in sauce and overwhelming to eat. The Fried Squid Tentacle was the highlight of the meal, though it's comparable to what you'd find elsewhere. The Pork Belly Kamameshi was the worst item by far with a tiny amount of rice with a huge amount of sauce piled on top. We got through only about a fifth of the pan because it was too intense and far too little rice. To be fair, this spot gets a lot of love online for its broth and its novelty robot server (can be found in a lot of Japanese restaurants) so tastes clearly vary. But for the two of us, the meal was salty, oversauced, and unbalanced, and we wouldn't come back. 1/5.

Great experience. Came with a group of 4 around 4:45pm, so not busy. Our server was great (I…read morebelieve his name was David, that's what the recipe said). Sauce bar and cold bar were stocked and clean. The biggest thing that caught my attention was the bathroom, it had: mouthwash, makeup remover, floss, cotton pad, toilet seat sanitizer, and more. They have a special for snow crab and it was very good. Some places it can be fishy, but that was not an issue. Overall, highly recommend.

First time going to a Korean barbecue and hot pot so we really didn't know all the how to's…read more The waitress was really nice and explained everything to us. The food was fresh and tasted really good. We will definitely be going back.