Recommended. I got…read morethe spicy pork bulgolgi. They really load you up on it. The sides are okay. Not as traditional, but maybe it's because of the location. Could be hard to get some of the more traditional stuff. They used American Cucumbers. Just one example. The rice was good. No need for soy sauce. No Gobchang :(. Still loved the staff and food. Very good overall. Would go back.

Super delicious Korean food. Free kimchi with soup and it's not spicy at all. The shrimp tofu soup…read moreis delicious. I order it every time, the tofu is soft.

Perfect Korean soul food. All the dishes we ordered were…read morereally flavorful and yummy. Just what we needed in the super cold winter. Servers were really friendly. Highly recommend if you are looking for good Korean food in Fairbanks.

Ordered kung pao chicken and egg rolls for delivery. Both were great. The kung pao has some heat…read moreand the egg rolls were nice a crispy. Fast service as well.

Excellent, authentic Korean food. We had the kimbap and beef bulgogi and they were just right!…read moreQuick, friendly service. We highly recommend.

While visiting Fairbanks, AK, we decided to try KC's Kitchen and overall we had a really good…read moreexperience. The restaurant ambiance is very simple and nothing fancy, but it is spacious and comfortable. When we first arrived it was not very busy, but by the time we left it had filled up. We also noticed lots of pickup orders, which says a lot about its popularity. The food was good overall, with several dishes that stood out. For appetizers we ordered the potstickers, which were just okay and not very memorable. The calamari was unique and came in a rectangular shape, almost like mozzarella sticks. I had never seen calamari served that way before, but they were actually good. The fried chicken wings were a highlight, hot, crispy, and very enjoyable. The ranch was delicious and tasted homemade with herbs. For our main dishes the beef bulgogi came out on a sizzling plate and was very flavorful. The chicken katsu was nicely crispy with good seasoning, and the short ribs were also served sizzling with a yummy, almost teriyaki style sauce that we really enjoyed. The orange chicken with rice was good, though fairly standard. One dish that pleasantly surprised me was the japchae. It was my first time trying it and I loved the glass noodles and how fresh the vegetables tasted. Overall KC's Kitchen offers solid, comforting food with several standout dishes. While not everything was a wow, we left satisfied and would definitely come back if we are in Fairbanks again.

As someone who doesn't like ramen or onions boy oh boy was this goooddddd. Food was so insanely…read moregood it had me leaving all giddy n shi. On the real though, it's a true hidden gem! Highly recommend! Fiancé and I got their sweet glazed chicken I believe, and the dumpling ramen with beef. Their Thai iced tea is also soooooo delicious!! Note: you will be waiting a minute so don't go in expecting it to be something quick. But even with the wait it's so worth it imo!!

Now, granted my car ride back to my AirBnb means that it was no longer crispy. I am taking that…read moreinto consideration. Waitress warned me that it would take a while and I could either take a seat or wait in my car (it's a rental and I'm from SoCal during October early snow weather). So I chose the former. I only really looked at the front portion of the restaurant. Didn't seem too busy but one of the higher rated KFC spots and that was my craving. Plus, I went ahead and ordered for to-go since I wasn't too hungry and was more in preparation for the season's first snowstorm. Seemed like any other small restaurant layout with booth seating on the outskirts. Fried chicken smelled good once I walked in. Now the food itself: I appreciate how it wasn't overly sauced so the crisp wasn't completely gone by the time I took a quick bite for the night. I'm sure it would've been better straight out of the fryer. All pieces were still juicy. So overall very much up to par. Just not top tier. Before I got out of my car, a Transient came up to my car door to ask for something. As a solo traveler, I respectfully shook my head at him. He went into the shop next door. As this is in their downtown area, not surprising to have such an interaction. Unfortunately that lowers their rating though.

An Eclectic place , the building is not what one would expect for a sushi restaurant…read more Restaurant is located down stairs, then opens up to a nice clean place . Talia was our server very kind & congenial. Ordered the nigiri Salmon Maguro Unagi . They were a bit on the small side to what I'm used to yet delicious. Had the New Mexico Roll & Dragon roll as well . Comparable to any other fine sushi restaurants I've been to very good . Decided to go all in for desert had the fried OREOS. Pleasantly surprised! If you're up in Fairbanks & want to dine away from the tourist I recommend this place . Good Sushi Excellent Service from Talia .

No issues with the food, it was really good and decor was nice. However, the waitress that was…read moreserving us instead of saying "wait a minute" or "please wait", said "calm down" repeatedly when we tried to get her attention.

This review is specifically for vegan/vegetarians. The food was great and there are lots of…read moreoptions. The takeout menu has a vegan/veggie section so ask for that menu. We loved ever dish we got and the iced Thai tea was probably the best one I've ever had. The owner is also amazing and very sweet. We had so much fun talking to him! If I ever find myself back in Fairbanks I will definitely come back and recommend to all my friends who visit.

Staff is very nice but it's basically one server at the counter waiting on multiple tables. We…read morearrived when they opened for dinner and soon after, other customers showed up. Because we were the first few in the door, our entrees arrived sooner than others who came after. I was disappointed with the Thai iced tea, it lacked tea flavor and was more of condensed, excessively sweetened milk drink. I could only finish 1/2 and poured out the rest . We ordered 3 dishes and the portions were generous such that we had leftovers the next day. 1. Veggie Tom Yum Soup - was OK but I've had others with better flavor and wouldn't order this again. 2. Chicken pad Thai was the best dish of the bunch but it was very skinny rice noodles. It tasted better as next day leftovers after the flavors marinated overnight. 3. Pork green curry was watery and not green but looked more yellow. We had yellow curry at a Thai restaurant days earlier and thought that curry tasted more authentic and wasn't watery. Overall nice staff with average food.

First impression: Great customer service and love that it's connected to Tony's bar! Food was…read moredelicious and the vibes are great!

Great service. Food was good and the portion was large. You need to walk through the bar to get to…read moreit and they're in the same room so if someone is smoking, you'll know.

Walking in to a smaller Japanese restaurant, the bar is crowded with food orders and the…read morepreparation area is messy and disheveled. The seating area is cozy and close-quarters, but you're greeted at your table with attentive service and complimentary miso soup. The miso is decent, red or mixed miso with some tofu, but lacks that miso flavor you crave on a cold day. I ordered the paradise roll, substitute tuna for spicy tuna. The food arrived and presentation was nice. Seemed to have a heavy layer of teriyaki and spicy mayo drizzle with spattering of roe (fish eggs) over the crabmeat smothering the roll. The sushi has a nice deep fried crusting, and sushi rice is fully cooked. Better proportion of sashimi to sushi content, as opposed to kanpai sushi. The portion is large enough to fill most, and the average sushi date should choose this paradise roll if they were to share and have something else. However, if you are to substitute options within your order, the price for your sushi may not accurately reflect from the menu priced items. While the service is busy and attentive, I was never provided a refill of my water, ginger, or wasabi to accompany my food. I believe the largest specialty roll on the menu is aggressively priced, nicely prepared, and the sushi is moderately decent with a communal environment. Overall: 4/5, price for quantity 2/5, food quality 3/5, ambiance 4/5, and service 3/5.

One of the most accessible places to get to in Fairbanks. Connected to a strip mall so there is a…read morelot of parking. Pretty solid food as well. You can get pretty much any variety of food from bento boxes to sushi and rice bowls. Service was fast. Typical sushi bar / Asian style interior with around 30-40 people work of seating.

I really love sushi, and my husband doesn't but he loved here and wanted to eat it more than once…read moreso I took advantage of the opportunity. That being said, typically i love "all you can eat sushi" and understand the charging for left over food. BUT what I do not understand is the no sharing rule. We all got different rolls and some I wanted to try off of my husband's plate but couldn't for the fact we would be charged $15 for sharing. What?!!! I just want to try the roll to see if I liked it enough to get it myself, but no. They charge you $15 for sharing a roll that essentially I paid for bc my husband and I share a dinner bill. That's absolutely wild. Also water refill was very few and far in between. Additionally it took forever. The last time we went it felt like we got more rice than anything compared to what's inside the roll. But, the fried Philadelphia roll is amazing. You'll thank me later.

Had a bowl of miso and a majesty roll. It was okay, but the oil they're using is definitely rancid…read more Service was good because only a table of two people and myself were in there. I used to eat here 20 years ago. It's not as good as it used to be, unfortunately.

Food was excellent as well as the service. I would go back if I was local but I was just visiting…read moreAlaska ;)

Okay food, not the best [Fairbanks AK]…read more This was our first evening in Fairbanks and we were looking to dine at an Asian restaurant that was nearby and this came into our full view while driving down Trainor Gate Rd so we said we'd try it. You can't tell it's a restaurant until we saw the name. The restaurant was empty at around 7:15p. We were given menus offering Korean, Chinese and Vietnamese cuisines and specials. Food prices are on the high side. We ordered Beef Fried Rice and Mongolian Beef entree (this included steamed rice). She did give us complimentary Fried Dumplings which we enjoyed. Two items... $40 later (not including tip). Chinese food was okay, I've had better. We had glasses of water. The server was friendly and chatted with us for a short while when she took our order. We talked about the Northern Lights. After our dinner we paid at the counter. We left while she was in the kitchen but came after us to say goodbye (we were already inside our car) and wished us a nice stay in Alaska. That was nice. Review #3138