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I've been craving kalguksu for months now, especially in this colder weather. Finally at long last, after searching far and wide, I've finally found a place that sells it in the Austin area. I must say Korean Grill didn't disappoint! They offer an extensive menu list but of course I had to order their beef kalguksu to see how it compares to what I've had back in LA. It was everything that I had hoped for and then some as well. The dish was a hearty size with plenty of ingredients. They definitely didn't skimp out on anything which is greatly appreciated. Their banchan was good as well. It came with kimchi, radish, cucumbers, potatoes and fish cakes. The service was great as well. My only minor critique is that we came here on an extremely cold day and it was also really cold inside the restaurant. Thankfully the kalguksu warmed me up but I was freezing beforehand. I wasn't sure if their heater just wasn't working that day or what. Regardless, it doesn't detract from the quality of the food. I'm already looking forward to returning here.
Blown away at how good Korean Grill was tonight! Super thankful they were open in the first place being it's Christmas Eve. We got the bone broth, beef short rib and edamame. I also thought the prices were fair too, which is rare to say in Austin. The two owners couldn't have been more sweet as well. Great job!
A very no frills place, but I love the kimchee soup here. It's nice and sour, very flavorful and a good level of spice. The seafood pancake is good, very standard. Service is quick and they come by to refill your banchan as needed.
Coming from OC, California, I had my fair share of Korean food from mom-and-pop style restaurants. Living in downtown Austin, it's a bit a drive to get to the Chinatown Center, but we finally made the trek out there. Given that there isn't much of a Korean food scene in Austin, I tried to temper my expectations with Korean Grill. To my surprise, Korean Grill managed to meet the same level of food quality and flavors as the shops in OC. All the side dishes (banchan) were knockouts, from the seasoned fishcake to the marinated cucumbers. The soft tofu soup was packed with the addictive spices and flavors that keeps you wanting more. The hot stone rice bowl (dolsot bibimbap) had a great assortment of veggies and came out piping hot - like, you can see the smoke in my photo! Now if you're familiar with these kind of Korean mom-and-pop places, you know they are not known for their service or ambiance. Sure, the interior was nothing special, but at least it was quite spacious. The mom (owner?) may come off a bit brash on first impression, but she was actually quite accommodating and attentive. All-in-all, I was quite happy with my experience! Even though the drive out there is kinda long, I'll be sure to come by again when those Korean kravings kick in!
The service is terrible. We came for a late lunch and the were the only guests in the restaurant. The server was super rude, and almost seemed annoyed when we would ask for things like refills, napkins or extra kimchi. If you can get past the awful service, this place has great food. The food was fresh, came out quickly and had great flavor.
Honestly, when we walked in we were greeted by a sign that made it unclear whether the bathroom would be working or not. The host wasn't receptive, and the place was a bit rundown. Despite there being customers, the older lady really seemed bothered so I am not sure what happened beforehand. Our family knows Korean food well and we were very disappointed at the quality of the food. We had the scallion pancake as a starter and 3 Bibimbap. My Korean roommate's Mama would make this for us every week. She didn't put it in the nice stoneware/cast pot because we were in a dorm. I have eaten this meal over a hundred times and have never loved each time except this didn't even resemble it. Ours arrived cold, with a raw egg on top of one. Not so flavorful, the rice was cold and the beef was more gristle, fat than beef. I was really needing a great Korean place on ATX. The scallion pancake was chewy; more so than I have had. It was flavorless and oily. It was reheated in the microwave. There were a couple of other people that ordered but largely empty for the most part. There's great potential especially given the location, but the quality of the food is terrible. My father in law lived in Korea for 15 years and engaged to a Korean woman and tried to engage and speak to the host but she was quite rude. In the end, we were all sick later. I usually give a place a couple of times but we had enough.
The galbi here was very delicious! What a steal for $22. Meat was tender and easy to peel off the bone. I didn't like the spicy pork much because it had a weird sour taste for some reason. The noodle dish I got was great, very light and healthy. Noodles were chewy. Not a fan of the seafood pancakes because they were a bit soggy in my opinion and I wish the sauce was sweeter instead of sour. I would definitely come back for the galbi though! Will also give the other dishes a try. Plenty of seating inside. Low-key chill spot, you can just walk in without having to wait in a long line or make reservations.
I used to live in Seoul, S. Korea as a teenager so I'm always in search for Korean restaurants. My fiancé and I decided to try this spot out. A "hole in the wall" type of place, but those are the most authentic in my opinion. It was clean and felt warm and welcoming. I really loved the wall color and tables. The staff were super friendly and the food was great. Highly recommend!
Go during their lunch time (11am-3pm weekdays), so the price is cheaper. There are a variety of bento boxes, fried rice, stews, and ramens options for their lunch menu. I got their seafood soft tofu jigae which was good and spicy. I also had their beef bulgogi ramen. The broth was slightly sweet, but I like the slightly chewy ramen the most. Both of these were on the lunch options. Their seafood pancake is huge to justify the $16 price point. It's not the best I ever had, but it wasn't bad.
Located in Austin's Chinatown, Korean Grill is a solid choice for Korean food! I got the Yukgaejang, which is spicy beef noodle stew and it's great! I was able to finish the whole thing for dinner. They provide banchan (side dishes) and I really love them. They are typical for Korean meals and you may ask for refills.
Quiet little place serving amazing Korean food ! So comforting and tasty always . Service is okay and sometimes they rush you before closing which is the only downside . Our standard go to is the kimchi jiggae and spicy pork hot pot. They are exquisite! The banchan sides are all amazing too and we usually finish them all ! Great place if you would like to grab some amazing Korean food .
I was in town for an event and my friends were craving Korean food, so I found this place on Yelp. I called the restaurant to make a reservation. The lady on the phone was very nice and welcoming. When we got there, we ordered some some appetizers- seafood pancake and fried dumplings. The seafood pancake was all right. It was very flat. I don't know if they didn't use corn starch or just not enough batter, but it was not as amazing as I expected. Despite that, my friends were not picky and enjoyed it. Some of us ordered the Korean short ribs "garbi" and really enjoyed that! It was very good and came out sizzling on a stone serving plate. I ordered the "dol sot bibimbop" which is mixed rice in a stone bowl, which I liked. My vegetarian friend ordered the tofu stir fry which also had cabbage and other veggies on it. It was good, she said. Another friend ordered the ddukboki, which I was able to taste. Not bad! Another friend ordered a soup - she said it was very hydrating. And someone else ordered the shrimp "dol sot bibimbop", which I was able to taste. Very flavorful! The service was very good. The owners work at the restaurant and they seem to do all the table service as well. The male owner was jovial and made us laugh. I did like that they had a Korean beer I had never heard of called "Terra Beer". It was good. All in all, we enjoyed the food and the service. The prices were reasonable as well.
The food was very good! I had the Dolsot Bibimbap, the spicy rice cake and my friend had the pork bulgogi. All plates were very good! The only thing we didn't like is that they were very rushed since they started closing, the waitress kept coming to the table asking if we needed anything, then brought check, then asked us to pay because they were closing register. She then stood nearby waiting for us to finish. Aside from that, everything was great! The restaurant seemed clean.
7 years ago
Can I say.... OMFG THIS IS THE BEST KOREAN FOOD I HAVE EVER EATEN. My first time here was back in 2013 when I lived right behind Chinatown. I and my late best friend took a stroll from the complex throughout Chinatown and spotted this hidden gem. It is a tiny place, so in the daytime, it is very easy to miss. Anyway, we remembered the service being so prompt, everything being so yummy, homestyle and fresh! This past Christmas I took my friend Edward. After hunting and hunting for places to eat and virtually every Chinese restaurant had at least a 45-minute wait, we decided to walk into Korea House. We waited for a few minutes, but we were seated and our drink orders were taken promptly. I ordered the Shrimp Stir Fry, and he the Seafood Calamari. When I tell you I ate everything on my plate. My plate was so clean you could have literally reused it. No matter how hungry I am, 98% of the time I do not finish my plate. No matter how good the food is. But it was like crack... I just could not stop eating. The veggies were fresh, the sauce was unbelievable, the shrimp were plentiful. The service was impeccable. They remembered me from nearly 7 years ago!!! I will be back, and back and back again. I have officially found a new gem. And I am not giving it up. read more
3 years ago
Nice Korean spot in Austin's China Town. 3.5 s. Inside is a bit unassuming and could use some color. I will say the space looks clean. I ordered takeout but the presentations I could see looked pleasing. (Full Disclosure, I have been to Korea) so I was looking for more. Let's get to the important part. I ordered the Beef Bulgogi,Chicken Bulgogi, egg rolls and the fried pork. The flavor was good (I was looking for a bit more) my wife said hers was nicely done. The rice was also cooked well. Egg rolls were fried nicely and not just filled with vegetables. The kimchi/bean sprouts & cucumbers were fresh (lacking some heat) but more of a vinaigrette. Service was fast (12 minutes +/-) and my order was still hot when I arrived home. read more
4 years ago
We just moved around the area and worried there won't be any authentic Asian food, but boy Korean Grill beats me down. It can't be more authentic than this. I recommend the kimchi fried rice and beef bulgogi. Yukgaejang is great as well. I've been order from them 3 times in span of a week! Con: since their food is great so of course there will be long wait till your food ready. Order ahead of time if you hungry read more
1 year ago
My boyfriend and I have probably been here over 15 times, so I really can't believe it's my first time reviewing this place. Austin lacks authentic Korean food, but Korean Grill is seriously a treasure. Forget overpriced fusion places like Oseyo--Korean Grill is reasonably priced AND tastes just as good as the Korean food in Dallas. The owner is funny, and if you walk in with a group, he takes the time to entertain you. I've never been to a Korean restaurant that has better side dishes. I swear, almost all of their side dishes are addicting. We get refills every time we come here. Our favorites? The sweet potato, fish cake, spicy salad, and egg. We're not big fans of their Kimchi, but their other side dishes are so good that it doesn't even matter. Their potato side dish is by far the best and my favorite--one time I came here, I asked for a refill of just the potato about 3 times and they gave me an entire container to go. How incredibly thoughtful. I love their spicy tofu beef stew and galbi. The galbi is on the more expensive side ($16), but it's cooked so well that it's a must-order. I was sick recently and didn't want spicy food, so I ordered their Beef Kalgaksu, which was also amazing. I would probably skip on ordering their Gyoza as an appetizer, but their Deokbokki is really good. This is such a reasonably priced but delicious and authentic Korean place in Austin. I highly recommend it to anyone because it's certainly one of the most frequented restaurants in Austin for me. read more
I am addicted to korean rice cakes, This is one of the few places that I saw that actually had it on their menu. When I came in I was greeted by a friendly waitress and I decided to also try the tempura veggies. The portion sizes are really large and I probably should have taken the rice cakes to go but they were just so delicious that I couldn't stop eating it and the egg on top really made it extra filling even though it is an appetizer I recommend it for a meal. read more
5 years ago
Fixing good Korean food in Austin is challenging and I wanted to give this place a try. Their menu is limited but have some very unique and authentic Korean food : blood sausage, kim chi jigae, ssambap, bibimbap, galbi. We decided to try the ssambap with an assortment of bulgogi, chicken, pork and squid to wrap in lettuce with various side dishes (banchan). Everything was very good, full of flavors and perfectly seasoned. It is priced reasonably as well! We will be back, it was a great place! read more
This little mom and pop shop blew my mind. I have been looking for some good Korean comfort food in my local area and this place really exceeded my expectations. When you first walk in it's a little disheveled looking so if you are looking for an aesthetic place, this isn't it. BUT the service is excellent, I loved talking to both the husband and wife. They are so charming and really made the experience great! The food was amazing as well! I loved the rice cakes and seafood pancake apps. Plus my squid stir fry was delicious, spicy and heartwarming. I doubt there is a bad thing on the menu. Great food, amazing service, plus you can support a local restaurant. What's not to like? Highly recommend Korean Grill! read more
3 years ago
The food was pretty good, I enjoyed it very much. The kimchi "soup" was delicious as well as the beef bulgogi but I really enjoyed the side dishes especially the salad it was sooo good. Service was great the food came out pretty fast especially since I was the first and only one there since they just opened. Cute little place. read more
Great experience. This is the place you go for authentic Korean food at a good value. If you're looking for fancy atmosphere, might want to keep looking. But if you want some of the best banchan, japchae, and dolsot bibimbap you're at the right place. The staff were very friendly as well! I only deducted a star because the kimchi pancake was a bit burnt and soggy, so I probably won't order that again. But everything else we ordered was excellent! They even gave us boxes with little sections to take home our leftovers. read more
Great food and service. I had lunch around 1:30, surprised they weren't busier. I ordered Dolsot Bibimbap. It was very good with plenty of vegetables, including pickled vegetable. Plenty of food, I always want more beef, but with the egg there's plenty of protein and very filling. I couldn't finish it. I will be back! read more
3 years ago
Simply delicious my favorite dish was Tteokbokki (Spicy Stir-fried Rice Cakes) and kimchi, the owners are very friendly I'm definitely coming back for more and to try something different the kids loved the ribs and hubby the tofu. read more
6 years ago
Prior to dining at this restaurant, we called to make sure they are open for dining in and sure enough they were. It was my first time there, and tbh the place wasn't all shiny and sparkling, but to me that is a good sign that the place was going to be great . It reminded me of places back home in Long Beach, Ca with oil spatter on the walls, but the food was bomb.com. Anyways, the place is ran by a lovely korean couple, as they wore masks, checked in frequently, and were very pleasant! They loved to converse with the guests at the tables and make them feel at ease. Let's chat about the food, the tofu soup was definitely on the hotter and spicy side but still so flavourful. The bon chon had the usual kimchi, potatoes, raddish, etc. The beef bulgogi was hot on the skillet, and was savory but the star of the show was the kimchi fried rice! The sunny side up on the rice glued the flavors altogether, while the crispy, fried rice on the bottom added that great texture! Overall, I would say this place is awesome if you want authentic korean food. Other reviews say the owners were rude and the food was alright, but I would respectfully disagree. The couple was busy making and serving dished but still was pleasant as they checked in frequently (even while on the phone with them). And the food, compared to other sole proprietors back home is very comparable and similar. I will definitely go back for the toppokki and more bulgogi! Hope you enjoy! For more food reviews, and pictures, you can check them out on my Instagram @spottohitup thanks! read more
6 years ago
I wish I knew about this place earlier!! The food here was delicious! The servers were genuinely kind and I could tell that the food was actually Korean food. There are not many authentic Korean restaurants in Austin. Of the ones that exist, there are not many that I would actually go back to. However, I would definitely come back here! They had an extensive menu and authentic Korean food that is rare to find in Austin. I was pleased by the service, as I felt much at home! They also provide extra rice if desired! I highly recommend coming here to try Korean dishes typical to the Korean culture! read more
3 years ago
The Iron Pot Bibimbap I got was OK. The texture of the rice was a bit too soft and there could've been bit more meat. Servers also had forgotten my buddies rice 3x before it finally came and we finished eating. read more
Pleasantly surprising dining experience. Not much is assumed from the exterior of the building, pictures on the outside show you the menu, the ambiance, well there is none, but that's completely ok. On par with ambiance, is the service, which is traditionally eastern. Meaning there's a different expectations to service here. I saw a couple of reviews complaining about service to that I think about when I was traveling abroad, I learned it's customary to have to yell over to get your waiters attention, if you don't make noise you'll get ignored. Although it does not completely transfer to Korean grill it's not a 5 star service, but here, we're not worried about any of that. Because we're here for the food, for this restaurant to be suggested solely on the food speaks volumes. Great spice combinations, jam packed with flavor paired to tender beef, fresh calamari, and delicious pork among everything else served fresh and delicious. Come expecting great food and not much else, you won't be disappointed read more
8 years ago
Updating my review from my meal on Friday. We had a great experience here and the food was good. The bean paste soup was very tasty and I love the cabbage that was in it. We ordered the ssambap (four meat tray comes with lettuce to wrap). Loved wrapping the meat with the spicy bean paste in the lettuce and adding spicy side dishes along with it. Service was beyond excellent as they checked in to get us refills on side dishes. Will definitely be back to try more dishes! read more
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8 years ago
Korean Grill is the real day. They have a menu full of Korean favorites and the ladies there said that the chef is from Korea. I have been missing the taste of authentic Korean food so this was such a treat. We had the tofu soup. I love all of the banchan- little vegetables and dishes that come out in he beginning. The fish cake and kimchi and egg and everything. So good! The soup itself was delicious. They were able to make it mild and I loved enjoying it with the rice. The seafood pancake was absolutely HUGE! It was bigger than my head x 2 I think. Wow. But it was good. Prices were very fair. This place is delicious and very authentic. read more
I really want to love this place, I tried, but I just can't. I don't like it when you walk into the restaurant, you can smell the grease. I don't like it when you walk in, you saw a glade plug in went upside down for ages and it is still burning and nobody even notice to replace it. Dirty. The food is average at best. I got too spoiled by Korean foods in LA, way better so I did not rate them as I normally would in LA. My friend complained their kimchee was too sour, it can be a personal preference but none of us in the party liked it. The line in Kura sushi is long but I guess I will eat there as it is more consistent. read more
I already have a go-to Korean restaurant that holds my heart but if there was another contender, it would be Korean Grill. This was my first meal of 2020 and boy was I glad. Everything was absolutely delicious. Everyone that I came and left with was full, satisfied, and content. The service was super great as well. The employees were the sweetest. They kept coming back to check in on how we felt, how the food was, and making sure that we had everything that we needed. It felt like eating at home. For appetizers, we got the Spicy Rice Cakes and Kimchi Pancakes. The spicy rice cakes were really really good, wasn't too spicy, it was kind of sweet, and it was all gone in second. Pancakes were also really good, crispy edges! I ended up getting the Yukgaejang (spicy beef soup) and man it was soooo good. The broth was really flavorful. It really complimented the rice and all the other side dishes. The portions were more than enough although a bit on the smaller side. There weren't as much noodles as I expected, but it didn't bother me much. OH, the side dishes! My favorite has got to be the variety of side dishes that it comes with. You get like 4-6 different dishes to eat with your entree , felt like a full course meal. Overall, it was a really good meal to start the year off with. If you're around the area, I would definitely drop by for a visit. read more
After had a bad experience with another Korean restaurant in town, I went to this place. I wondered why I didn't do it earlier. Have been going to this place twice, and never disappointed! First time I ordered the lunch special, galbi box. It came with couple of side dishes and it tasted good! I even asked for extra rice and it was free. The lady that served me was really really friendly. That made me coming back the next day, where I ordered dolsot bibimbap and kimchi pancake. The pancake was alright, the dolsot bibimbap was really good and the heat of the pot was perfect! Perfect to make my meal hot for a long time and my rice crispy enough. Love it. I learned that when I ordered more meals, I got way more side dishes, which were really good too! Will be coming back for more to try the soondubu jigae (tofu and egg soup). read more
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I would like to apologize in advance for my one picture, I was ready to eat that I almost forgot to take a picture. Overall I will definitely be visiting again!!! The food was soooooooooooo delicious! My tastebuds were all over the place! Also everything was very affordable, which is a win! Also everyone was super sweet and welcoming. read more
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Korean Grill is our favorite restaurant in Austin of any type. I have been impressed with every dish we've eaten there, right down to the banchan sides. The waitress always offers us refills of the banchans we love the most (the glazed potatoes are especially good). Their kimchi is one of my top all time kimchis, and their short rib galbi is one of the best in the city. Their menu is extensive, and I've never been disappointed by trying something new. Korean Grill introduced me to Jjampong seafood noodle soup and kalguksu knife cut noodle soup (those freshly made noodles are so good!). I'll need a good reason to go to another Korean restaurant in Austin! read more
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For fellow Vegetarians, it's delightful to know the owner fully UNDERSTANDS that a vegetarian diet is. He pointed us quickly to truly vegetarian items (no fish, no sauces made from animals). Even the small Korean dishes that came out were selective and all vegetarian. The owner made the experience personable, which is greatly appreciated. To a more general standpoint, I like Korea Grill because it's more quiet and secluded. The service is more personable and they are welcoming to answer any questions about the dish. Korea House's BBQ is more marinated but sometimes, a smaller business, smaller nook is better if you want to have a more intimate with friends. They have great variety and much more traditional "home" dishes than Korea House. We had Boiling Tofu Kim Chi Soup, Vegetable JapChe Noodles, and Kim Chi Korean Pancake. The small dishes were good also. Ingredients were fresh and we left stuffed and happy to return again. read more
After watching some Korean TV shows lately, I found myself craving some good old Korean food after seeing it featured so many times. I've never really noticed this restaurant and I've been to this plaza often but I'm glad spending some time digging through yelp lead me here. The food here is pretty good. We ordered the spicy rice cake, soft tofu jjiage, and beef bulgogi. The spicy rice cake was really delicious! Perfect amount of sauce and spiciness with fish cakes, egg, and clear noodles. Definitely recommend his dish! The bulgogi was decent but disappointing. It was missing the extra sauciness to the dish and the beef wasn't marinated. Usually bulgogi is marinated with a sweetness flavor to it. The soft tofu jjiage was good as well. I just wish there was a little more flavor or kick to it, but I think next time I would order it a little more spicy. The tofu was cooked really well though. Overall, I would come back here again for the food. It's hard to find a good Korean restaurant in the area and this place is the best. I would give them 4.5 stars, but the prices are affordable and the service is friendly. The girl waitress was really nice and everyone came to check up on us at least once. The restaurant is decently spacious and full when we got there. Everything was pretty clean and their side dishes are tasteful, good spread on the side dishes and a good amount offered. read more
3 years ago
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10901 N Lamar Blvd
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Austin, TX 78753
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Have you opened for dine in or take out only?
Hi Vanessa! We are open for limited dine-in and still available for take out!
If you leave the fish cakes off the spicy rice cakes would that make it vegan?
If you ask the waitress to make the dish vegan, they can adjust the recipe to accommodate.
How much for dinner and lunch generally?
Well, you could of course Google the menu . . .
What vegan options does Korean Grill have?
Hi there! We have quite a few menu items that are already vegan friendly (tofu japche, tofu bibimbap in a hot stone or regular) we can make omitting any animal products. For example, Spicy soft tofu stew with water based broth without meat and eggs.
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