Parking: there is a ton of parking! It is located in a shopping center, so lots of parking! Don't…read moreworry! Seating: there is a ton of seating! They have cute private spaces so your family/friends can have privacy! Food: the Korean food is quite good! The soups are very tasty and delicious! Bathroom: a private individual bathroom for men & women in the back! Price: normal prices! The beef can be pricey, but beef is pricey in general. Service: great. Our Korean server was good. The Spanish speaking lady was kind and polite!

Food was authentic and delicious and plentiful! You will not leave hungry. I can't stress how…read moredelicious the food was. I was in heaven eating dishes my grandmother once made me and since leaving Hawaii had not been able to eat on a regular basis. My husband spent most of his Naval career in Korea and in Hawaii and were both used to eating Korean food almost every day-- so this place hit all of our tastebuds and memories. Thanks for the delicious meal. It was worth the 90 minute drive just to have lunch!

Wow! I can't get over how nice everyone was in this restaurant. From the time of walking in until I…read morewas waking out of the door, everyone was so pleasant. That's what sticks out in my mind. The waiter even made suggestions and 'coached' me through how to eat my meal. And the meal was delicious. I had the ribeye and marinated pork. Very, very good. Multiple people would come by the table to make sure that the food was cooking efficiently. That was a plus. Also, most of the people there were in the private areas so there was any excess noise or lack of space out on the floor. I even watched time and time again how affectionately they would greet their guests. It was apparent that most of their patrons were regulars. Well, count me in that bunch as well. I'll be going here often. You should, too.

I went to this restaurant a few months back with my homegirl and treated her for her birthday. This…read morewas her first time here, but it wasn't my first time dining here, and it was neither of our first times having Korean barbecue. We shared the Korean BBQ combo A, fried chicken gizzards, 2 sodas, extra rice, and extra eggs. It was a Thursday night; we got to the restaurant around 8:15, and they close at 9:00. There were maybe 3 or 4 tables inside at the time, including us. We ordered our food at 8:20, and we got it at 8:30. While we were getting prepared to cook our food, or as we started cooking, our server noticed that we were doing it wrong and decided to take over and cook all the meat for us. My homegirl and I looked at each other like, "What is she doing?" I thought we were supposed to cook this. I don't know if she did this because it was almost closing time or if she saw two black guests and felt like we didn't know what we were doing - that we were too incompetent. Long story short, we're the last two people in the restaurant, it was time to get the bill. The check was $154. As someone who works in the restaurant industry, I don't leave card tips; I always bring cash with me. When my server brought me back my receipt, I crossed out the tip portion because I had cash on me to give her. She got so upset and started questioning me about a tip, to the point where she got the manager involved. I was just so baffled because, baby, I had $46 in my bag that I was about to give to you. The manager's involvement took it to another level. He told me about tip adequacy and mentioned that they get a lot of African Americans who come into the restaurant, and despite great hospitality, they don't leave a tip. This comment struck a chord with me. Not only did it come across as racist and prejudiced, but it also showed that the manager judges people based on appearances. Assuming I wouldn't leave a tip based on the color of my skin, simply because other customers of the same skin color had done so in the past, is kind of FUCKED up. Ever since that day, I've never gone back to this POS restaurant. And to top that off, having servers come up and question customers about tips says a lot about how they're not paid enough. It's clear that the restaurant's compensation structure for servers relies heavily on tips, which can lead to situations like this. As an owner or manager, or whatever your title was, to think that every customer who walks through your doors is going to leave a tip is unrealistic. Does that mean your performance and how you treat customers will change if they don't leave a tip? This was my homegirl's and my first time ever experiencing something like this. I still talk to her about it to this day. Low-key, I recommend Fish & BBQ Korean restaurant next door or Volcano Hot Pot & Korean BBQ. To my brothers and sisters, please don't come here!

Took my guy for his first Korean experience in the culinary world…read more Started with fried dumplings, and beef short ribs, all the sides. He was pleasantly surprised how good it was, being a country boy raised on fried foods and a biscuit. He even enjoyed the spicy sides of bean sprouts, cucumber, noodles, etc., and loved the kim chi and sticky rice. Looking forward to our next meal to try other dishes.

My brother in law took me to Uh Woo Don based on a recommendation from one of his coworkers. We…read morewere seated immediately in a booth (all seating has high walls or is semi-private). We ended up ordering beef bulgogi and pork/squid bulgogi. The small dishes that were brought out for us were all very good, a few were pretty spicy as well. As for the main dishes, both were served in a very generous portion along with a side of rice. I mainly stuck to the beef as it was absolutely delicious. The pork and squid were both good as well though. Overall we had a great experience with some excellent food!

Not sure why, but I have been craving nothing but kimchi lately. So we're working our way through…read morethe kimchi stews of Montgomery, AL. The service here was a little slow, but it looked like one man was doing everything with one woman helping with bringing out food and cleaning plates. The man was very attentive and brought everything we needed and got every order perfect, there were just really long wait times between appearances. We ordered sweet and spicy rice cakes as an appetizer, dumpling soup (for the kids), kimchi soup for me, and soybean paste soup for my husband. The banchan came out first. I'm used to all cold dishes, but the fish cakes and one other one came out warm. They were all good, but the cucumbers were a hit for me and my husband, the broccoli/apple/carrot salad was my girls' favorite. We had never tried the rice cakes before, but super glad we did because I'm pretty sure they were our actual favorite item of the evening. The soups all came out still bubbling. The kimchi soup was exactly what I wanted, and exactly what you'd expect for a steaming hot juicy bowl of kimchi soup. So good! I didn't care for my husband's soy bean paste soup, but he ate it over steamed rice and ate the rice cakes on the side and loved it. Both girls liked the dumplings and rice cakes in the dumpling soup, but they liked the broth the most. They didn't care for the egg noodles very much though. The kids did get a kick out of the curtains on the booth. It was a little more expensive than I expected, but we ordered three dishes that I'm pretty sure could have been shared by 2 people each, and we all have leftover for tomorrow now.

Food & service were excellent! We were shocked to stumble upon this gem! Limited options posted…read morefor local restaurants online instead of chains in Montgomery. We didn't know what to expect with the name. But it was delicious!!

I was grumbling that my husband never picks out a unique restaurant. He totally and accidentally…read moreoutdid himself! The name didn't match what we found but that's the beauty of it. You can order at the counter or request table service. We sat down and looked over the menu. They do a good job of accurately describing everything in there so there were few questions. We ordered fountain drinks which were attentively refilled. The fried dumplings were delicious, crispy and fresh. The chicken had the most uniquely delicate crust, and both of our selections were tasty and nicely presented. The interior is modern and comfortable and immaculate. Do not hesitate!

LITERALLY MY FAVORITE CHICKEN PLACE IN TOWN!!! I love the cheesling, the honey garlic, & the…read more Gangnam style. This is what I wanted for my birthday dinner. It's the most crispy yet juicy chicken you'll have (& the corn is amazing too). The servers are so kind, sweet, & attentive in person & over the phone. I will always be going here! I cannot stop recommending everyone I know to try this place!

Honestly the best KBBQ and Hot Pot you can get out in Alabama. Good for what it's worth. If you're…read morefrom a more populated area or state, keep an open mind. I went here with some friends and they're very flexible with seating. You can't just do only kbbq. You must get the hot pot with it. It's like a self-serve buffet style. There is no brisket sauce or brisket here, but there is bulgogi and other cuts.

Hot pot and Korean BBQ? Can't get better than that! Volcano is the best spot in town for an AYCE…read moreexperience with so many different meats, vegetables, and appetizers. I tried the Korean seafood broth for the hot pot, and it was so flavorful with just the right amount of spice. They have a state-of-the- art table that keeps the pot boiling. The Korean BBQ did not disappoint either. There were so many different cuts of marinated meats. Overall, I had a great time at Volcano. The food was great, and the servers were very friendly. The whole experience was out of this world!

I believe Uhwoodon was converted into Fish & BBQ Korean Restaurant as it is located at the same…read moreaddress and has the same phone number. I visited with my friend last night for dinner who had never tried Korean food before. My exposure to Korean food is my grandmother's amazing cooking. I was VERY pleased with Fish & BBQ's offerings. They were delicious!! They serve everyone chilled rice tea (so addictive - if you've never tried it, you need to! There are so many health benefits). We ordered mandu (pot sticker dumplings) for an appetizer. They were warm, crispy, and delicious and accompanied by banchan (small side dishes that are common in Korean cooking - different varieties of kimchi, etc.). My friend and I both ordered bulgogi bibimbap. It was a perfect balance of sweet, savory, spicy, fresh, crunch, and tender! I was stuffed to the gills by the end, and my bill came out to less than $25. I think the value of this place is amazing, and the food is cooked with love, and it shows! I can't wait to come back.

This a small quaint restaurant in a strip mall on the far end of Atlanta Highway near AUM campus…read more I came for one thing.... MONGOLIAN BEEF. This is one of my favorite Chinese dishes and this may very well be the best I've ever had. Perfectly seared/caramelized meat, decadent sauce (with a little kick). Wow!! I didn't catch the server's name but she was very kind and attentive. I will most definitely be back!

Been coming here on and off for years, but on recent visit, found out its under new management &…read morenew menu was introduced with awesome combo items for dinner. Very good value, and top notch freshness on all raw items I've tried. Nigiri/Sashimi special prices are unbeatable! Excellent quality AND value.

SHILLA goes down as the first Korean restaurant I have visited in Alabama. I gotta say, SHILLA was…read morenot my restaurant of choice however my grandfather insisted this spot was great. I came in with an open mind​ but left unimpressed. From the outside, SHILLA could use some work. It looks kind of old and dingy. The inside is a bit of an improvement, but it was poorly lit. There was not a very welcoming feel when we entered. Service wise, they seemed short staffed for a weekend. Everyone was cordial however the service was kind of lacking. No one checked on us after the food arrived. We wanted to order some more food and we didn't see anyone from our seats so we pushed the button which yielded no response until the 4th try. I understand there was a party in the other room, but other than that group--there was no one else in the restaurant except us... Food: Off the bat, I was disappointed because I tried to ​order sushi and was told it was not offered on the weekends--this is not stated anywhere on the menu. Here are some of the items we ordered: *Soontofu/Tofu Soup ($8.95) *Japchae ($12.95) *Haemulpajun/Seafood pancake ($12.95) *Bulgogi ($14.95) *LA Galbi ($18.95) Food-wise, the wait was super long and the food was MEH. The tofu soup didn't arrive sizzling hot like I'm used to and lacked in taste. The LA Galbi was relatively the best out of everything we ordered, although it had quite a bit of fat the first time around. So we ended up ordering two more orders of galbi. Second time around was much better (less fat and much hotter in temperature when it arrived). Overall, SHILLA is not bad if you're nearby. But for me, I'd check out what other Korean restaurants in Montgomery has to offer before coming back.

I have been going to SHILLA over the past few years and it is by far one of the best, if not the…read morebest Korean restaurants I've been to. Very clean facility and the food is just plain great. Service is very nice and the portions are very fair. One might not expect such excellent Korean in Alabama, but with a very large Korean population due to a Hyundai factory nearby, you will be not disappointed.

I went at lunch time and it was completely empty. The banchan was pretty good with many options…read more The kimchi was super bitter. My beef bulgogi was delicious. I only wish they carried Korean beer.

Hmmmm. I'm not saying that Montgomery has tons of options right now, but this place gives me the…read moreeeby jeebies! Atmosphere: cold and prison-like. I've never been to prison, but I don't want to start practicing either. The seating is probably set up to provide extra room in the serving space. I get it. But yikes! The lighting is super dull. Not like a romantic dull, but a zombie dull. No good. Service: something about it was just off. The waitress seemed like she was a robot. So awkward. The tea they served wasn't hot even though it was brought out in a kettle..(ummmm...Huh? A bunch of question marks there!) Not a fan of the service at all. Food: it was edible. The little dishes that usually come out BEFORE the food came out WITH the food. (Smacks forehead) I hate to leave one star, but I couldn't bring myself to add more. I'd be leaving a deceitful review. Would I recommend? Noooooooooope! Well I be back? No. You have Shilla and So Dong Gong if you want delicious Korean food. Glad I tried it though so that I don't ever have to wonder!