My friend and I had a great experience here. We both ordered the option B, AYCE option. We…read morebasically ate until we almost had food coma. We really liked the pork belly and firepan steak. These cuts were tasty juicy and tasty. The bulgogi and spicy bulgogi were nice too! My favorite part was that the fountain drinks were refillable. The drinks were only $2 each. Overall, it's only $34 for option B and you get amazing cuts! The service was pretty good too!

Food was good as per usual a Korean BBQ establishment. Also prices are very reasonable for dinner…read moreon a weekend. It's also clean and the use of robots to bring out sushi is pretty cool. But the human service was spotty when I went. I hope it was just an off day but most Korean BBQ restaurants have terrific service but my waiter seemed forgetful that I needed drinks or would be late to check if my grilling was done. They would disappear for quite a while and I'd have to ask another waiter to get them for me. I'll only dock a star in hopes this was a 1-time hiccup as my first time here was over a year ago and the service then was A-plus. I hope service quality hasn't dropped since then. Everything else was the same so I'm hoping it was just a spotty day. Four stars.

I had an extremely upsetting experience on August 18 at the Bonchon located at 3059 Waldorf Market…read morePlace in Waldorf, Maryland. I placed an online carryout order scheduled for 1:19 PM and arrived around 1:30. Another customer was being assisted at the counter, so I patiently waited. A male employee came from the back and began calling names for carryout orders. Because I couldn't clearly hear one of the names, I politely asked him, "Excuse me, sir, do you have an order for Katrina?" I want to emphasize that I was speaking to the male employee distributing carryout orders, not the woman assisting the other customer. She nevertheless interjected, "When your order is ready, we'll call for you." I simply responded that my order was already ready. As I said this, the male employee retrieved my order from the rack and handed it to me. I took my food and began walking toward the exit. The woman told me to "have a nice day" in a tone I perceived as sarcastic. I nevertheless responded, "Thank you, you too," and continued leaving. She then added, "Please don't come back." Confused, I stopped and asked why. She accused me of previously coming into the restaurant and "doing the same thing"/causing problems. This is extremely important: this was only my SECOND time ever coming to this location for a carryout order. My first pickup was approximately three weeks earlier. I walked in, collected my food, and left within probably 30 seconds with no argument, complaint, or negative interaction. I had also never seen or interacted with this woman before. Because the history she described does not match my actual history at this restaurant, I believe she mistook me for another customer. I asked for her name or information for someone above her because I wanted to report the interaction. She refused and stated that she was the owner and that because Bonchon is a franchise, there was nobody above her to whom I could report the incident. I continued requesting management/corporate information, and she called the police. Because police had been called, I initially believed I should remain to speak with the responding officers. In hindsight, I should have waited outside. While waiting, I called my mother for advice. Another customer who witnessed the interaction independently approached me. I did not know this woman. She told me she believed the way I was treated was wrong and helped me locate information for reporting the incident. She later identified herself to police as a witness and described what she observed. The situation escalated after police had already been called. The woman repeatedly demanded that I leave, and we both raised our voices. During the confrontation, she told me to take my "ghetto sh!t outside" and that I was "going to jail." I did not call her names or curse at her. My mother ultimately told me to leave the restaurant and wait outside, which I did. The police arrived shortly afterward. The woman described me to them as "belligerent" and said she did not want me returning. I gave the officers my complete account, identification, and explained my very limited history at this restaurant. The independent customer also spoke with police as a witness. I was ultimately informed that I could no longer return. I will respect that instruction and have no intention of returning after this experience. What concerns me most is how this began. Before any argument occurred, before police were called, and before I remained inside requesting management information, I had received my food and was already walking out when I was told not to return. The explanation was that I supposedly had a history of causing problems there. I do not. I had never interacted with this woman before, and my only previous carryout pickup approximately three weeks earlier occurred without incident. I strongly believe I was mistaken for another customer. I hope someone above the restaurant level reviews this incident and, if available, surveillance footage from approximately 1:30 PM on August 18. I would also like any alleged previous incidents involving me reviewed because I maintain that no such history exists. The food at Bonchon is delicious, my order was ready on time, and the male employee who handed me my order was helpful. Unfortunately, my experience with management overshadowed all of that. What should have been a routine pickup resulted in accusations about conduct I did not recognize, a police call, and ultimately being banned from a restaurant where I had never previously caused a problem.

Customer service is basic, and the chicken is pretty good. It's very crispy and sweet. The fries…read morewere greasy and seemed old. I probably wouldn't order those again. My main gripe is that the chicken is super expensive, and food for one person will cost close to $20 or more. Depending on how hungry you are you may or may not have leftovers. The chicken is good but not worth the price. There are tables to eat at inside and they also serve beer so that's a plus.

We wanted to grab a quick lunch before taking the Greenbelt Metro into DC. It was a weekday around…read moremidday, and there were a few customers but no wait. We had two kids with us, so we couldn't order anything too spicy. The japchae and mandu were tasty, but the lollipop wings deserved a stage of their own. Boy, were they delicious! Perfectly sweet and savory, with a crunchy batter that somehow stayed crisp despite the sauce. I honestly wish I could have eaten more. The portions are generous, parking is sufficient, and the staff were attentive. We'll definitely be back to try their hand-pulled noodles!

I stopped by after doing some research and was so disappointed as I love foood!…read more The restaurant is a little tucked away but the inside is cute! We were told to find a table on the other side of the restaurant (like self seating...see picture) but then asked to move. We were in a section with no one, which isnt an issue if the service is consistent (it wasnt and busy, we were their 3rd table) They checked on us once but I had to flag them down to order or ask questions. We ordered the Crystal noodles with shredded beef & vegetables (41) And the Fried rice with vegetable (10). The fried rice comes with the bean sauce which i didn't know (not listed on the menu I had) and contains pork. When i attempted to get a new version, it took 3 staff members asking why. The, what I assume to be the manager, said she would take it off the bill after I said I DONT EAT PORK... I also canceled my to go order before they cooked it but somehow that was never relayed to the kitchen and they brought it out ...I left hungry lol.

This is a hidden gem!!! Who would have thunk you would be able to get good Korean food from a gas…read morestation? I wasn't a believer and had to try for myself! I ordered the bulgogi, the spicy Pork bulgogi, and Korean soy ginger chicken. Everything was flavorful and delicious. I will return to support a local business and because I really enjoyed the food. The only downside is it is a bit expensive for the quantity. The portions are not the size you would expect from a K-BBBQ spot. But I expect a little expense because of it being a mom and pop operation. Other than that Twinbow was great!

they discontinued the Loco Moco. Spam musubi was delicious and perfect ratio of rice and spam…read more wings are good just make sure you get all wings like you ordered. ours comes with nuggets. macaroni salad is ono too

Tucked into the back corner of Global Foods like a Korean food court stall cosplaying as a real…read morerestaurant, Ohmani Bap is doing solid, no-nonsense work for a strip mall supermarket in Woodbridge. Quality-wise, this is Hmart food court energy -- which is a compliment. The jajangmyun and soondubu are both dependable standbys, though you'll pay a couple bucks more here than you would at Hmart for the privilege. Where things get spicy (not the good kind) is when you start comparing prices to actual sit-down Korean restaurants: $19 for kimchi pajeon and $31 for LA galbi is the kind of pricing that makes you double-check you're still in a food court and not an actual BBQ joint with table service and a grill built into your table. That said -- the owners are genuinely friendly, service is fast, and portions come stacked with the right supporting cast: miso soup, pickled veggies, kimchi, all present and accounted for. No corner-cutting on the banchan front. Is it the cheapest Korean food in Northern Virginia? No. Is it convenient if you're already at Global Foods and craving Korean comfort food? Absolutely. There's not much else competing for this niche in the area, so it fills a real gap -- just go in knowing you're paying food-court-plus-tax-and-then-some prices for some items. Pro tip: they're closed Tuesdays, so don't make the pilgrimage only to stare at a locked gate.

Small quaint restaurant located inside the grocery store. Small seating area but fun K-pop music…read moreplaying. Food was delicious and large portions! We will be back!

I'm in town for work and this place was recommended to me and I'm so glad I went. I liked it so…read moremuch that I visited twice. First let's talk about the place. Getting to the restaurant is easy to find and there is plenty of parking. The place is pretty clean and there is lots of seating. The people are very nice and polite. They greet you as you enter and are very clear with how the menu works. And now for the food. Their dishes let you pick a protein with white or brown rice and 4 side dishes. The first time I went I had the beef bulgogi. Unfortunately, I forgot to take a picture but it was delicious. It was juicy and flavorful. The next time I went I ordered the spicy pork. I have a decent spice tolerance so I didn't find it too spicy. They were also incredibly nice and gave me the bottom of the batch that is drenched in sauce after I asked. It was incredibly tender and delicious. The best part is the meals are filling at a fair price. I'm glad I tried this recommendation and I'll definitely come back next time I'm in town.

This is a Korean fast casual kind of deal. They had space to sit in, but I wanted something to eat…read moreon the river. I appreciated that they had a small or large option as I wanted a light meal, and my tofu plus two sides was just about right. Options included watercress, a favorite and underused vegetable from my point of view. Their tofu was extremely crispy. I don't eat a ton of Korean because it tends not to be vegetarian-friendly, but this place, in a limited Southern Maryland food scene, delivered some distinctive and worthwhile flavors.

I wasn't sure this would happen, given the name, but I did actually say "That was yummy." as we…read morewere leaving the restaurant. Serendipity? Pure chance? A David Lynchian dystopian dream? Naw, the food was great, the service was excellent and we had a great time. Two thumbs up for Yummy's! A+

When you step in everyone is friendly and welcomes you. The sushi making station is to the right…read moreand the order station is right in front of you. They have big menus on the wall above the register. It didn't really take too long to get my order considering it is all fresh made. The bulgogi burrito was amazing. Not sure the sauce they put in it but it definitely helps the flavor. The bulgogi and rice is average. It's what you would expect to get. The sashimi was great tasting and in portion sizes. The korean chicken was good and saucy. Had the right amount of crisp. They use normal half wings, not the giant chicken another place uses. Portion sizes are really good especially for the price. Recommend you come check this place out. Hate it took so long for me to make it here.

When we crave for bulgogi, this is the place where always go. The place is not always busy, so…read moreservice is always on time. Ambiance is okay. Cleaned restrooms (which is a plus to us).

Completely ignore any negative reviews about this spot! I've gone three times already and have…read moreenjoyed each meal thoroughly. If you've been to any good korean, chinese, or any other cultural food spot, you'd know that an AMAZING sign is how the front is hardly used. I don't care if the people are a little rude, i'm not going out to eat to enjoy the workers! i'm going out to eat really good army stew!

Let me preface this by saying that we're from NYC, so we're used to amazing food spots…read more Amazing food and good service. Probably one of the best spots we tried in D.C. Highly recommend and would definitely come back.

I debated whether I wanted to give this place 3 or 4 stars…read more 1. Mandu (3/5) - while it tasted good, the temperature was lukewarm which was disappointing. 2. Half chikin (4/5) - why do they call it chikin? It made me think it wasn't real chicken like what veggie grill calls their fake chicken. Anyway, it was messy but it was crispy and hot - it was fine. I've had better. 3. Lobster steamed egg (1/5) - the lobster was rubbery and I'm not a big fan of mixing sweet and savory together and for me, the sweet peppers ruined the entire dish. For me, the dish as a whole was less than the sum of its parts. 4. Ssam (5/5) - this dish saved the rest of the meal. The meat was tender the pear was nice and refreshing but to be honest, I consider this hard to mess up as long as the meat is good. My wife said that she wishes we just ordered two of these and nothing else lol. 5. Drinks (non-alcoholic - one was yakult and the other I think was passionfruit) - my wife really enjoyed both drinks so I guess I'll round up the review to 4 stars. If I lived in DC, I would probably go back here but since we're from out of state and visit DC once a year for work, we probably wouldn't come back here.