Very authentic Korean food in a nicely remodeled atmosphere. The Dolsot Bi Bim Bap is a great dish, served in a hot stone bowl. Identical to one I had in Taejon Korea. Great place. read more

Koco Table - Dolsot bi bim bop with beef cooked in a hot stone bowl - Korean Near Me - Evanston, Illinois

Came straight straight here from 13 hour shift at work and they forgot to bring the Korean dog I ordered and charged me for it. When it was time to pay, I handed the lady my debit card and a few minutes later she proceeds to ask me if I paid already, I said yes I gave her my debit card just a few minutes prior. I showed her the charge on my chase app and she goes back fumbling around her cash register, I told her she could look at the camera footage since I'm seated pretty clearly infront of it anyways... she doesn't. I start to get upset and she does little to try to compensate. I walked out in tears and don't plan on coming back anymore. read more

Service can be a bit slow but man oh man I love the Dolsat Bibimbap. Wish they would bring back the fern, but absolutely delicious and super healthy. My favorite place in Evanston, tied with Blind Faith. read more

Recently revisited this place, seems they changed a bit. They've removed their Japanese items, and have added more Korean items (like jap chae, yum!). Sadly they removed the home-made dumplings that I really liked, but they have these fried seaweed rolls that are amazing. I know, fried seaweed rolls sounds kind of weird, but don't knock it 'til you try it! They're incredibly crispy on the outside, and on the inside they're filled with the softest cellophane noodles. read more

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Koco table is this cute little restaurant in Evanston. They have an array of ice cream you can choose from. It was a super cold day so we opted to get some spicy ramen. Nothing unique about it - just plain old spicy ramen! We also got their bulgogi korean tacos and I must say that the tortilla was a breath of fresh air. It was so fluffy and crispy at the same time. I still need to check out the rest of their menu, but the tacos are definitely a must-try in my book! read more

Some of my friends have expressed dissatisfaction with Koco Table because they don't think it's very authentic Korean food. Maybe because I'm not Korean, but I think it's pretty good. I've had the bibimbap, ddukbokki, and dolsot bibimbap. All of them were really good, very flavorful. However, it's a bit pricey for the amount of food I got. It's around $10-13 for a dish. UPDATE: For the ramyun ddukbokki, there's a lot more ramyun than ddukbokki. I wouldn't recommend getting it. Not worth it. I've had the cheese ddukbokki too. I didn't like that much either. It was a weird concept for me to put cheese and ddukbokki together. My favorite by far is just the regular ddukbokki. read more

Koco Table - dolsot bibimbap and ddukbokki - Korean Near Me - Evanston, Illinois

Food was standard. No misses and no surprises. A/C seemed to be down and it could be a bit sweating.

This is probably one of the worst Korean restaurants you can ever visit in your life. I go to Koco simply because there is no Kfood option in Evanston, but I will never eat from here from now on. The quality of food compared to its price is horrible. To be honest, some entrees taste average but they are overpriced, and quality of food is not guaranteed every time. A lot of appetizers are really overpriced, and I wonder how much the dish is actually worth. For instance, try their seaweed rolls, rice cakes, or fried shrimp. Right away, you just know that they are not fresh or quality food for the price you pay. Lets look at the entrees. Paying $13 for either ramen dukbokki or kimchi fried rice is ridiculous. And paying $14 for spicy pork? This is way too overpriced. They put three galbis (not even of good quality) in their soup and charge you $14. But after all, senseless pricing should not be so much of a problem; if you don't want to pay, you simply shouldn't go here. I get that. The REAL PROBLEM lies with the low quality of their food and service. It is not about that average taste of food, but how they cook and handle their food. Shrimps I ordered were dry and hard, and there is no way that they were freshly fried with the order (See attachment). I think a five year old can fry things better than them frying shrimps. When you deliver from this place, they often times miss things and make you sigh. Mistakes once a while can be tolerated, but when they continue to happen, that says something about this restaurant's attitude in general. They should consider themselves lucky that their business is actually sustained; if this place were in Korea, they would certainly run out of business. I dined in and delivered from this place many times, but I simply don't see the quality improvement. They keep adding new items on the menu, but their quality and handling of the food actually deteriorates. If you really want to dine here, just at least don't deliver from this place; in that way, you can tell them what is missing from the order right away. I hope their quality improves and stays consistent. I hate that I have to say bad things about this place because the servers are really nice, and I love Korean food. But they need to wake up and consider which things they need to improve on. This is my first review; but I just had to write this. Restaurants should respect customers and customers should respect them back. This restaurant, to me, has failed to establish this mutual respect. I really wish this restaurant to reflect on why and how they should make changes. read more

Koco Table - Shrimp cut in half. Dry, and it actually crumbles. - Korean Near Me - Evanston, Illinois

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Three of us went on a Wednesday afternoon for lunch and had high hopes based on other reviews and some personal recommendations. We ordered the spicy wings which were very good and easier to eat then DAK or Crisps because these are cut into individual pieces. The meat was not quite as moist and juicy as DAK's but the flavor was very good - the spiciness of the gojuchang and the crispness of the skin and coating were on target. We also ordered a chicken and a beef dolsot bibim bap. What struck me was that the bowls were hot, but not as hot as they could be especially after our amazing experience at Tanta in the city. That bowl was super hot. So much so that the rice really got crisp while we were eating. The bowls here are hot but the rice did not develop the nice crispy shell we were hoping for. Also the flavor of the ingredients of the bowl here were good, but not great. They were lacking a little seasoning and we had to use that same sweet and spicy sauce that was coating the wings to help ramp up the flavor. Unfortunately we arrived about 10 or 15 minutes after our lunch partner had. She was served a beverage and then we ordered and they told us they would bring our beverages. None arrived until after nearly halfway through the meal one of us got up to get their attention. Then it took forever to get the check. It was very strange service. They serve no alcohol but we're not sure if it's BYOB. The prices are OK, not cheap but not too expensive either. We will probably return and give them another chance as there other things on the menu we'd like to try. read more

I actually have been here quite a few times since my last review, and a few things have changed since then that I liked more, but I still didn't feel like any of it warranted a 4-star level of my desire to come here. But I've had the bulgogi tacos 2 days in a row recently because it was so good! The bread is (at least similar to) the roti that you can get at flat top - light, chewy, and a bit sweet. The marinade on the meat is very flavorful, and the cabbage adds the perfect crunch. Very balanced. 2 for $9 is a little steep, but then again so is frontera's tacos and theirs is super tiny. These are a bit bigger. The owner guy recommended the sandwich on a french roll for next time, but I cannot get enough of that roti bread. The last time I was there, they changed the salad dressing to a more typically Asian sesame-ginger type, which I like, but I don't get why you don't get it with take out - and you don't necessarily get any more food with your order. I was pleasantly surprised at the amount of seafood in their seafood soondubu. It's a small serving though. I hated their galbi soup. It's brown and mucky and really really really overly sweet the time I had it, like they dumped marinade water in the soup instead of just make a delicious and flavorful light broth. bleghh In the end, I still think the prices are a bit steep and their portions small, and that'll keep me from coming here too much, but I do think they are becoming more enticing, especially as pretty much the only nearby option for comforting Korean food. read more

Came here for dinner tonight (Friday) with two other friends. Food was 3/5. Service 5/5. We ordered the hot stone bimbibap, omurice, and veggie sundubu. My sundubu was okay--generous amount of tofu, but too much onion and chili oil (would have preferred gochujang), and not enough vegetables. The staff was very pleasant and friendly, and food arrived promptly despite the restaurant being pretty packed. Overall Koco Table remains one of my favorite places in Evanston for a casual meal or to meet with friends, but it doesn't hold up to restaurants in some of the suburbs or LA. read more

I have had some really good Korean food in my day. I used to work at a Korean church. The people who cooked there set a high standard by which I judge Korean food. This is very good Korean food! Koco Table is located where JK Sweet used to be. JK sweet was OK. Not great but not bad. Koco table is by far a better place. This is very good authentic Korean food, albeit with a flair that makes it appealing to the American version of this great cuisine. For example, this place has yummy Korean friend chicken wings (spicy and mild). They are super crispy, sweet, savory, and yummy. These wings are better than most that I have had. They rival the wings that I have had at Joong Boo, the Korean supermarket on Kimball. And those wings are good. They are better than the wings at Del Seoul, and I would put them up against Crisp's fried chicken. They are really that good. I also hope to try the Korean style tacos. I have had their bulgogi (Korean bbq beef). This is not the over-the-fire version of the dish. It is pan fried or seared. The crispy version is actually very good. I also really liked the Spicy Pork. It is spicy and delicious, very flavorful. The dishes come with a salad, which is over-dressed with an Asian flavored dressing (again, an American accommodation) and rice. I ordered a side of kimchi. It was good, but it could have used a little more time to get ripe. The place is small. The ambience is casual. At these prices, this should be a good staple for Northwestern students (and within walking distance). read more

Koco Table - The spicy chicken wings are awesome! - Korean Near Me - Evanston, Illinois

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If there was a zero star option I would've chose it. They were either racist or islamaphobic or both. They took over 30 minutes just to take our order while taking the order of those seated after us immediately. It took well over an hour from seating to getting food and it was not busy. Not to mention our food wasn't even cold when they brought us the check and essentially kicked us out. Terrible experience. read more

Foood is soo good and its location is so convenient. I love the bibimbap, kimchi fried rice the ddukbokki, and the soondubu. The food taste is a bit american friendly- it is sweeter and milder in spices what I am used to in Korea. However, when I am having my korean food fixn koco does the job. The menu is limited, but it does have a lot the nation's beloved dishes. Hoewever, sometimes I do miss traditional korean side dishes or really heart warming stews, and Koco doesn't serve the needs of korean food connoisseurs. The price is okay. I think they give a lot of food-well I am small so I like to pack up half of what I had. It's not hard to eat the whole thing though, not at all. Most dishes are 10-15 dollars. I minused one star bc of the absence of side dishes and the inflated price. But the restaurant is always clean and staff are so nice. I love taking out- they give you thesr cute gummybears in a small container, when you do. read more

No side dishes like kimchi or anything else. Food is okay but only come if you're really craving korean food and can't get it anywhere else. Also there are so many flies it's hard to eat your food. read more

Apparently, this is one of the better (only) Korean options in Evanston. For $10, there are many choices - bibimbap, seafood pancake, tofu soup etc. It was a cold, rainy day, so I opted for the tofu soup. I asked the waiter on a scale of 1-10, how spicy the soup would be. He said 8. Thus, I told him I wanted a level 2 spicy. Unfortunately, my level 2 spicy had basically no spiciness in it. My boyfriend's level 8 was not even that spicy. This is more of a fast food / cafe style place, so there are none of the little side dishes that you may find in more traditional Korean restaurants. (Oh, this one also sells Korean fusion tacos too, so yeah, not traditional). However, you can request for kimchi. Do this when you order. 10% Wild Card discount, but you have to pay in cash. read more

This little restaurant had been hiding from my eyes and searches from quite some time! After a friend who lives in Evanston suggested this place for dinner once, I came in and tried their Korean wings. It was a huge portion size and I took about half home. Although they have a lot of variety on their menu, their sizzling bibimbap stone bowls have to be the best pick! I've come here again and recommended it to my coworkers who love it and head here for lunch quite often. read more

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This is probably the only Korean restaurant in downtown Evanston. Overall, it is pretty decent, but I've had better. Restaurant: Clean, medium-sized space, movable chairs and tables, with Korean music playing in the background Food: Ok. I had the beef soondoobu ($9.99) and my friend had the ddubooki ramen ($12.99). They were average, but definitely not worth the price. Service: Everyone was friendly and accomodating. One peculiar thing about this place was that they only fill water cups up halfway Overall, I would recommend if you are craving Korean food and don't have a car to drive outside Evanston. read more

Koco Table - The ddubbokki ramen and beef soondoobu - Korean Near Me - Evanston, Illinois

Love this place. You can always count on their staples: bulgogi, jap chae, mandoo, and sundubu jigae. They are very safe, and they always sanitize their pens and they actually will come outside to hand you your food. Absolutely delicious food here. It's our go to Korean! read more

Koco has a bit of a monopoly on Korean food in Evanston, but overall it's overpriced and mediocre. I usually get either the japchae or the bulgogi; they're very inconsistent (for instance, when I ate there today, the bulgogi was overcooked and many pieces were burned). They also do not have the side dishes that Korean places usually have. I don't think Koco will be improving their quality any time soon since they don't have any need to, and their prices have been creeping up. I would suggest going out of Evanston to get better and cheaper Korean food. read more

I've come here a few times & tried both the jop chae and the tofu bibimbap (the version served in a bowl rather than a stone pot). I really like the jop chae & think both the vegetables and noodles are great. I really didn't like the bibimbap, however, compared to others I have tried in the Evanston/Chicago area. I didn't like the vegetables much or how they were cooked, and it was quite plain even with the addition of the sauce. I would come back for the jop chae but I'm not sure if I'll try anything else! read more

Coming from downtown LA (where Koreatown is), I have high standards for Korean food. I tempered my expectations, knowing that Evanston isn't a great culinary cit.... I mean township, but I was pleasantly surprised by Koco Table. I'll definitely be back when I'm craving Korean food. FOOD: 4 stars I had the BULGOGI and it had great flavor. The quality of meat was above average and there was a nice sear to the meat, as opposed to the watery consistency many places give this dish. My wife had the TOFU BIBIMBAP and she loved it. She prefers foods more on the blander side, but cares a lot about texture. I tried some and it was a good dish. Koco Table definitely exceeded our expectations and we'd come back for the food. Next time I'll try their soon tofu pot (which has a weird spelling of "sundubu" on their menu). I understand they're spelling it like you say it, but it does go against the common convention, at least in LA. Also, the pricing was fair. In general, I feel this type of Korean food is overpriced, but I have to compare Koco Table's prices with the market, not my internal menu. Bulgogi: $14 (usually ~$16 in LA) Soon tofu: $10 (usually ~$8 in LA) Tofu bibimbap: $12 (about the same in LA) SERVICE: 4 stars Let's be honest: in the Midwest there are less Asian people than on the West Coast. And Asian food in general isn't as good. And I've been to other restaurants in Chicago and Evanston where the servers are Asian, but not the right kind of Asian, if you know what I mean. Imagine my surprise to enter Koco Table and to find that all three servers are Korean and speak Korean! If I was in LA I wouldn't be surprised by this, but I'm not in LA. I have no bias towards one ethnicity or another, but it does make sense for Korean people to be running and serving food at a Korean restaurant, no? Aside from the authenticity, our service experience was also quite good. We were seated promptly, had our order taken without much delay, and the rest of the steps of a dine-in experience also went smoothly. AMBIANCE: 4 stars Again going back to the authenticity of the experience, there was Korean music playing while we were there. It may not seem like a big thing, but I was recently at a Gyu-Kaku (Japanese restaurant) where they were blasting classic rock songs. It was just weird. But Koco Table hit the right notes again (i.e. Korean notes). The interior feels like an Asian tea house where they sell boba (bubbles in the Midwest) and milk tea. One thing I found odd was the fact that it seems like only 1/3 of the entire unit is occupied by seats. The rest was kitchen, storage, and an oddly large reception counter area. I would think a restaurant should use at least half of its space on seating, since that's how they make money, but who am I to say? The ambiance seemed fine during our visit. All in all, I was surprised to find a Korean restaurant that has reasonable prices and a commendable level of authenticity in Evanston. I'd definitely come back. read more

Nice place to go in town for Korean food. They have tons of options it can be a bit overwhelming to pick. Luckily there is a picture menu on the back for most dishes in case you dont know what they are and a few pictures on the chalkboard of popular dishes. Prices are okay at around 10-16 per dish and around 2-4 for drinks. You can choose from typical drinks or get some traditional teas. They hVe typical tea flavors and then speciality like ginsing and jujube with honey. I was a bit disappointed but we were served warm water...not hot....not cold...no ice just tap water that was never in ice or a fridge. For food we both tried noodle soups of some sort. They were good not great. I had one with dumplings and it was a very large thing if soup. It had rice cakes in that were chewy and eggs. The soup was a bit bland in flavor. Other times looked a bit better. Other options they had included bimbap, korean pancakes, noodle dishes, and rice dishes. read more

I addicted to their sundubu. Better than 3 other places in the area that I've had.

This restaurant has improved quite a bit over the past 3 years. Service & menu items are more consistent and not being crossed off and on, on the menu. I always have a hard time deciding what to eat here because they're all equally delicious. They do serve a diverse menu that features Korean bar food, street food, traditional food and even health conscious entrees. For starters tho, you can't go wrong with their bibimbap and crispy scrumptious chicken wings. I always opt for their soondoobu jigae (seafood tofu soup) on winter days. Need a hangover or cold cure? Samgyetang (ginseng chicken soup) is your savior! In all, you can't go wrong even if you closed your eyes and just point at any item on the menu :) read more

not going to lie, kinda disappointed. App's came at the same time as the main course. When we paid the fella could not follow basic instructions on how the bill was to be split. read more

Koco is like the McDonald of Korean food. Both taste great, but whereas McDonalds uses excessive oils and fats, Koco uses excessive red chili powder and sodium. I can't deny that Koco tastes great, and has been my default in Evanston when I'm craving Korean food. But without a doubt, I always feel terrible afterwards and the gallons of water that I drink cannot drown out the amount of sodium they put in their food, esp those with soups / broth. I usually get the seafood soondubu, and have always been satisfied with my meals in the moment. Seafood is minimal in the soondubu, but it's packing with flavor. However, the soondubu must be 300x your daily sodium allowance and no amount of water can cure my dehydration for the rest of the day. I'm pretty sure they use Shin Ramyun packets to make their ramen - so feel free to buy a pack from Hmart and make it yourself! All in all, not a terrible place, but go in realizing that you're overdosing on sodium, but that the food tastes great! read more

AMAZING!!! the bulgogi taco is insane. tender juicy beef wrapped in paratha topped with red cabbage slaw, so unique and so good! we almost wanted to cancel our entrees and make it a taco night. solid place, ice cream looked good but didn't have room left. will be back again soon. read more

Koco is a recent, much-welcomed addition to the Evanston food scene. Koco serves Korean fast comfort food, like soups and rice bowls. And bonus points for being the first to serve ramen in Evanston (for $5.99!). The food is solid: spicy dishes are sufficiently spicy, dishes aren't greasy, food is cooked well. The decor is casual, comfortable and cozy. Service is okay right now, hopefully it'll pick up with time (for example: we asked for spoons for the shared dishes, and the waiter said he didn't have any. what?) This is a great move for the city, in a series of positive food trends that started with Pret last year, Taco Diablo this summer, to be followed by Rick Bayless' Frontera Fresco in Norris, then Trader Joe's in the Spring. Cannot wait to see what else pops up. read more

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I should've reviewed this place way too long ago. I go to this place at least twice a week. It is probably one of the most authentic Korean food you could get in the area, and the service is always good. Sure, it might be a little pricey but what you could get for it is definitely worth it. SO GOOD UGH. If I had the time and money I would go there every single day. It's a home away from home. I've tried every almost every dish on the menu at atleast once (I think the only thing I've never gotten is the vegetarian stuff) and my favorites are: Chadul, Beef Kimchi Fried Rice, Jin Ramyun, and the Ramyun Toppoki. Also, if you go there with people you are not familiar with, you can always start the conversation by talking about the flashy KPOP music videos that are playing on the TVs. I know people say that it is not the most authentic Korean food, but for what you can get in Chicago (and the Evanston area in general) it is fantastic. Definitely recommend. read more

Only place to get real Korean food next to Northwestern. That's like automatic 4 stars in my book :D IF YALL NONKOREAN PEOPLE ARE LIKE WTF IS THIS KOCO TABLE PLACE, it's korean food and it's fucking GREAT. try it. you might look at the menu and be like what the fuck is everything on this menu, but DO IT. try the bulgogi or the galbi, which are in the MEAT section or something. it's sweet marinated beef that will give your sweet tooth a boner while it gives your savory tooth? an orgasm. korean bbq so goooood D: then you can go be adventurous and try the other stuff. go ask the waiter for help or something or order random things if youre a bawss. anyways koco table has decent korean food but not extraordinarily outstanding. made me miss my mom's cooking :'( 4/5 for korean food love read more

Surprised this place is only 3.5 stars overall. Over-critical Evanston yelpers strike again... Went to Koco Table for lunch last Friday with a couple friends. It's a very casual, low key Korean restaurant. They were doing good business around 12:30 but we were seated right away. I'm certainly no expert on Korean food but it seems like they have all the main categories on their menu. I went with the japchae (stir fried beef, sweet potato noodles, onion, etc...). I agree with other reviews that the prices are a bit high but you do get A LOT of food. These people do have to pay their rent you know! I finished my whole plate (as I always do) but my friends both had leftovers to take home. Very solid Korean food, chill atmosphere and big portions: I would definitely go back! read more

This is my staple food as a student at Northwestern. It is one of the closest restaurant to campus. Perfect for a quick lunch in between classes. The food. My favorite dish to get is the Seafood Soondubu. It's a hot spicy stew with tofu and seafood. I was surprised at the amount of seafood in the dish, definitely more than I expected. The Kimchi Albab is a great dish to treat yourself! It's vegetables, beef, rice, kimchi top with salmon roe. It's served in a stone bowl so the rice keeps cooking and gets crispy. The service is inconsistent. They are fast at getting food out, but they often don't remember to refill your water. It's a clean nice restaurant. Perfect for Northwestern students. But there are other great Korean places in the Chicago area. read more

Environment: 5/5 Employees: 5/5 Food: 5/5 Cost: 5/5 Accessibility: 4/5 Total:24/25 Synopsis: I was treating Glenn for letting me crash at his crib while I am homeless for the month of April. I said, "How about Korean?" without any pre-investigation of any close restaurants. Of course he just said, "YES! I would love that." Okay, now the task of finding one. Koca Table was our BEST bet. If you see Koreans there....then yup, you are at the right place!! Environment: The place is very welcoming and quaint! This place exists? Nice décor with a cherry blossom tree painted on the wall. The environment is very open with enough lighting to love! We got our little private area, so we could be a little bit more obnoxious without bothering others. Employees: I have a high mark for this! I asked for a seafood pancake and bam! My wish was granted! And I did not even have to wear my crown. *drops it low Not only that, but she was really nice or at least able to "show face" enough that did not bother me. Food: Seafood Pancake: (OFF MENU BABY) This with the sauce was the BOMB! Party in my mouth, stomach, and every hungry cell in my body. :D Hot like it should be with great flavor. 5/5 Beef Bibimbap: Stone pot! This is what I wanted! It was not as hot-to-make-the-crisp as I am used to, but it certainly did a pretty good job. This was Glenn's first having this! WHAT? And bar far his favorite dish. High-five Koco! :D 5/5 Seafood SoonDooBoo: I heard this did not have much flavor, which I agree. It is very slight, until you bite into one of the seafood items. I give you permission to abandon this dish. 3/5 Cost: It is hard to say if this was expensive. But considering what we got, and how we felt after eating here, it was well worth it. I never felt, "what a waste." 5/5 Accessibility: There is prime real estate right in front of the restaurant, although it is very limited. It is best not to come by during peak hours. 4/5 read more

Truly home away from home... Whether it's for a fancier group dinner or a comfort food night with some friends, Koco Table is THE place! So conveniently located right next to Northwestern University too (I can go any time before or after classes). I always get the fried seafood udon, seafood ramen (definitely spicy) or beef bulgogi bibimbap. read more

Food: A perfect 10. We tried this place a few weeks ago for the first time. My wife had Bi Bim Bop. I had Spicy Pork. We had kim-chee dumplings and fried seaweed roll to start. I love fish so the seaweed roll was a HUGE hit. The kim chee dumplings were AMAZING (get them fried, not steamed, they are worth the extra time at the gym). It was BYOB so we had a nice bottle of wine we brought. No corking fee! Nothing special on the ambiance front, though the Korean music videos are a hoot. read more

I'm pretty sure Koco Table is the only Korean restaurant in downtown Evanston (which is better than nothing). I had the beef soondubu, which was served bubbling hot, with a side of delicious purple rice, something I enjoyed more than the traditional white rice. The one thing that was a huge turn-off for me was the fact that there's no banchan, or Korean side dishes. :( I don't think I've ever been to a Korean restaurant that didn't serve them with your meal. Personally, I think the banchan is one of the best parts of Korean food, so for that reason alone, I haven't been back to Koco Table. However, I tend to have really strong cravings for Korean food so who knows, maybe I'll give them another shot. read more

I've come here twice, both for their soondubu. First time was the seafood soondubu which lacked depth of flavor compared to others that I've had. I also have tried the beef soondubu which was similar in flavor but the meat was tough :( This was the first time I've had beef soondubu so not sure if this is the norm or what...They are very generous with the tofu and it's a good portion for $9.99. There's a special deal where they offer $2 off the soondubu if you order an appetizer with it. Also note that perhaps this place is pretty good considering there isn't another korean place that has soondubu in Evanston. I usually end up traveling to Morton Grove or Niles for a nice fix. I've tried two of their apps: pan fried potsticker and the spicy korean style wings. The potstickers were tasty but not memorable. The spicy korean wings though was the highlight of this place for me! it's nice and crisp and I was very pleasantly surprised that it had such good flavor! I'm a big korean fried chicken fan (tried Dak, Crisp, and Bon Chon chains). These chicken wings were up there with the best of them! I would come back just for these wings again and perhaps try some of the other entrees on their menu! The spicy isn't super spicy so don't be afraid to try it! read more

I like this place a lot as its authentic Korean food, but it is on the pricey side. I liked the layout and decor. The service was okay. I thoroughly enjoyed the ramen, bibimbap, and bulgolgi and kimchi fried rice. All were very delicious. The spicy dishes were decently hot, but not overly so. Portions were a pretty good size. If I ever crave Korean food, this is my go to. read more

Replacing JK Sweet, Koco Table is revamped in the sense that the decor is nicer than JK Sweets and Koco focuses more on Korean fast foods such as the bibimbop and ramen. The food is decent, a little bit on the pricey side for the portions ($5.99 for a bowl of shin ramen when you pay about the same price at Joy Yees or Cafe 527 and get twice the size). Service is friendly enough and the food is decent. It's not too overly spicy yet flavorful enough. I might be back for some bulgogi and bibimbop but not for the noodle soups. read more