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    Koreana Plaza

    3.7 (404 reviews)
    Open • 8:00 am - 9:00 pm
    Updated over 3 months ago

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    KOREANA PLAZA ATMOSPHERE

    What's the vibe?
    Moderate noise
    Casual
    Good for kids
    Dogs allowed

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    Cute off edges of long green beans tucked underneath the package. Who would eat these and why???
    Fe P.

    I've been loving KP for many years now until yesterday. I bought a package of cut string beans which cost close to $5.00 and this is what I found. I bunch of cut off edges that didn't belong in the package well-hidden under the cut off beans. Why would you that? To add more weight? People remove those edges for a reason. Is this some kind of cheating by adding weight to the packaging therefore less of the green beans?

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    Michael W.

    An international market plus karaoke plus a food court plus a bakery are the services they have there. You can do your grocery shopping, enjoy a nice meal, and sing at the karaoke under one roof. The price is below average with lots of choices in the supermarket section. The food court area has many different food stands for the types of foods of your choice. Full-service Korean restaurant is also available. The karaoke section is the busiest spot at night. I hope you'll enjoy your visit next time when you're here!

    Leung Y.

    We've got to stop by KP each time after our Naturwood trip to get some great Korean and Japanese food and home supplies. They have the best Korean ramen selection (my lunch option during this Telework era), seasonings, and gloves (fat arms need jumbo kitchen gloves)! We also got the mochi, bread, gimbap, japchae, and various kimchi each trip. Love it there! If only they open one in Elk Grove!

    David L.

    We often come here since they have suck a large variety of produce and Asian food items. The prices are not bad. We love the different fruits and vegetables. They often have so many that they just throw them in the bins so a lot of the items get bruised and damage. I guess they have so much bulk and go through so much stuff they don't really care about getting the stuff bruised. As you can see in the photos there is a lot of different produce. Crazy amount and if you're looking for something Asian or unique I am sure they have it in stock.

    Almost empty because of Covid-19...
    Arnel S.

    This is the place we normally go grocery shopping any time of the day and any day of the week. It has all the Asian groceries my family need, asides from the fresh produce and meats. It also has a fresh bake section, a liquor shop, jewelry, and beauty supplies. If the time inside the store has got your grumblies in the tummies, there's a food court serving international food with a lot of seating space, and a sit-in Korean barbecue. The plaza is now a far cry from the small grocery store it started out with... The grocery is very clean. The stocks are always replenished throughout the day. Or if there is an item you need that has gone out, you can always ask the staff who I have always found to be very helpful! There are a lot of items in store for different nationalities. You have to come here to experience what Koreana Plaza offers inside its walls!

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    Lin L.

    My go to for my Asian groceries. Bak Choy, chow fun, Malay Briyani mix, papaya, otogi instant curry powder, Chinese fried rice seasoning, shrimps (on sale 71 pieces for 4.99) and... It's cheaper to go here to get some taste of Hawaii. Guava shortbread for 3.99. I say if you want inexpensive vegetables, meat and your country fix, go here. Their cafeteria is awesome for ready made food.

    $16.99/lb for Oxtail!
    Harrison L.

    Best place to pick up refrigerated (not dry) Ramen noodles with soup base to make at home. All you need is to get fresh sliced BBQ pork & a little fresh veges. You'll be surprised how good it can be...can be expensive too....

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    Has everything you possibly need and has a great selection of halal meats. Amazing place to get groceries.

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    Love this place, great piece of Korea in Sac! Great prices and selection. I go often for Korean bbq to cook at home!

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    Karaoke rooms are great! Pool, darts and great bartenders. Food is ok, bar food nothing super special.

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    Ask the Community - Koreana Plaza

    Do they have gejang (soy sauce marinated raw crab)?

    No they don't

    Do they sell Konjac Jelly here?

    They sell individual packets in the cold beverage section

    Where can I find the Kimbap?

    You can find it either at the hot deli area or the food court. When you enter the store and turn right towards the first hallway, the hot deli counter is right next to the pre-made side dishes. Sometimes it's stocked and sometimes it's not, I'm… 

    Is the food court opened at Koreana Plaza?

    yes, for take out only. Dining not allowed. Also, seemed to close down right at 7pm on a Wednesday night

    Do they have Danish food items in the supermarket section?

    They have a lot of European foods (mostly eastern European), but I don't recall anything specifically Danish...

    Do they have live Dungeness crab?

    Do they sell fresh aloe leaves?

    Yes.

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    Seoulzip Korean Restaurant - Banchan

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    4.5(323 reviews)
    0.2 mi
    •$$

    I don't know if the people that work here are Christian, Catholic, any other Faith, or just really…read morenice people. We came as a group. One dude in our group has housing issues and has rare or nearly no access to water, including drinking water. He filled up all his containers of water and we had to ask for like 1,000 refills of their water containers. He also ate the "extra dishes" / seasoning dishes like a buffet. Once he found out this was free and the staff was refilling his water / giving full water containers, he went to town. Anyway, you know there's a lot of homeless in Sacramento. The staff could have said stuff under their breath (is that the expression?) They could have asked us to leave. They could have charged us for the extras. They could have made us wait forever to get more water etc. No. The staff didn't do that. They treated our sort of homeless friend that came in to collect water and try to eat food to keep him alive for the next year - they treated him like family. I was so tired I forgot and didn't ask any names of the staff. But I just wanted to give 5 stars and thank this restaurant that they were patient and kind to "whatever you call" my dude friend and what he did. Not sure how he got connected to the two ladies I treated to dinner. But it's like having to also invite "that brother" when you invite a family out. Yeah, he had to tag along. I'm sure all their 5 stars make it clear their food is great and all that. They work hard and fast. But this review is also to point out they treated near-homeless-dude that has water access issues so kindly.

    Living in Omaha one of the things I need to fill up on when I go back to CA is Korean food. Korean…read morefood is so much better in CA. When I was visiting my brother last month, we went to go eat at Seoul Zip. It is a great spot for Korean food! They have a great variety of options, from galbi to naengmyun to soondae gook. Everything we tried was delicious. It's nice to find a place with such a wide selection of Korean dishes. And they give you lots of banchan! Definitely worth checking out if you're craving Korean food. Will definitely be coming back next time we are visiting.

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    Seoul 1979 - Beef Kimbap

    Seoul 1979

    4.7(218 reviews)
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    Gamsahamnida! Back…read moreagain, and the food and service continue to be great! The chicken katsu is still one of the best I've had--light, crispy, and perfectly crunchy on the outside, with juicy, tender chicken inside. Every visit has been consistently delicious, and the staff are always friendly and welcoming. I also tried the spicy pork again. It's a bit different from the Korean spicy pork I'm used to. Instead of the pork being marinated so the flavor is deeply infused, it seems to be grilled first and then coated with the sauce. While it's not the traditional style I expected, it's still flavorful and worth trying if you're open to a different take on the dish. In addition the chicken gangjeong dish that requires it to be "deep fried chicken" needs additional time to get crunchy like you would expect. I think the sauce may have made the crunch disappear. The consistency in both the food and the service is what keeps bringing me back. I'm looking forward to working my way through the rest of the menu. Other: -plenty of parking -bathroom inside -on hot days it's a little warm in the restuaruant *local family business*

    Seoul 1979 reminds me of a traditional Korean pocha, where the food accompanies beer and soju. But…read moreafter eating here, I couldn't help but wonder.. if the food is this good, why not make it available to everyone all the time? My favorite item was the Seoul Gimbap. The rice-to-filling ratio was perfect, and it tasted freshly rolled. If you're looking for Korean drinks, they've got those too, although the open table layout doesn't quite create the cozy pocha atmosphere. Overall, it's a great spot when you're craving a quick Korean fix. I'll definitely be back, mostly for the gimbap.

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    Modurang Family Korean Restaurant - B1. Galbi

    Modurang Family Korean Restaurant

    4.1(1k reviews)
    3.6 mi
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    We came in hot 30 mins prior to closing but the staff was super friendly and accommodating. They…read moredid warn us several minutes after we ordered that the kitchen was closing and to place any last minute orders in. The food was delivered fairly quickly. Galbi was on hit. Not too sweet but very tender meat without a ton of fat and gristle; signs of high quality beef. The kimchi fried rice was one of my favorites. Super flavorful and not overbearing on sourness. Even my youngest son who will not be in the same kitchen with me when I'm eating kimchi was unfazed with it and even ate some. My daughter had the Jajangmyeon and she raved about it. Lastly the other kids had the combo box and remarked how much meat was in them so they were happy. Would definitely come back.

    I've been here once and had a pretty good experience. The food was delicious, and one thing that…read morestood out was the bossam--it came with raw oysters on the side, which was a nice and interesting touch. The restaurant is new, clean, and has a comfortable atmosphere. The staff were friendly, and the service was good even though the restaurant was quite busy. I'd say the pricing is around $$ to $$$ (about 2.5 dollar signs), which feels reasonable for the quality and portion sizes. Overall, Modurang is a solid Korean restaurant in Sacramento. I'd definitely come back to try more dishes, the raw marginated crab are what I wanted to try, especially since they seem to be popular with locals. Worth checking out if you're craving authentic Korean food!

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    Modurang Family Korean Restaurant - A5. Fried Chicken in Sauce: so delicious! Nice crispy chicken drenched in sticky sweet and mild spicy sauce.  (A4. Tteokbbokki in the back)

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    Jang Su Korean - Small Bossam

    Jang Su Korean

    4.5(252 reviews)
    4.0 mi
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    Parking was easy to find, and the restaurant is located in a spacious plaza with plenty of room…read more The restaurant itself was spacious and cozy. It was fairly empty when we went so it felt especially roomy. Service was friendly and quick. We ordered Kimchi Fried Rice, Mulnaengmyeon (cold noodles), Maeun Galbi Jjim (spicy braised beef short ribs), LA Galbi, and Joji Gui (pan-fried yellow croaker). My favorite was the cold noodles! so refreshing and perfect for a lighter dish. The galbi jjim was extremely flavorful. We skipped the cheese since it's an additional $3 and honestly, I don't think we missed it. The LA galbi was a little dry and for $33, I expected the meat quality to be a little better. The kimchi fried rice was tasty but had a little too much butter and cheese for my liking. The pan-fried yellow croaker was good. The banchan were actually a highlight. Everything was really good and the seasoning was on point. Overall, we enjoyed the meal and would come back. Next time, I definitely want to try the raw crabs!

    There was no other customers in the restaurant when we went around 2pm on a Sunday…read more It was a hot day, so I was craving some cold noodles while my boyfriend got the galbi tang cold noodles: The cold noodles were good, the slices of meat were a bit thicker than usual. The flavor was fine, wasn't extraordinary galbi tang: didn't taste like your typical galbi tang, was very beefy, almost a gamey flavor banchan: ok, the one we really enjoyed was the fish cake service was good, our leftover food was packaged for us

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    YD Tofu House - Beef Tofu Soup

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    3.5(1k reviews)
    5.4 mi
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    Food - so good!! All we ordered tasted so good! Best kimchi also! I have a feeling they make their…read moreown kimchi! I tried kimchi in diff Korean restaurants and they're all the same! But this restaurant is diff. Tasted way better! I wonder if I can order kimchi only and bring it home! Service, very good and attentive. Friendly also. I left my left over and one of them went to my car and gave me the bag. The ambiance was good--warm, inviting, and relaxing. The atmosphere made the whole experience even more enjoyable.

    The two times we've been here have both been disappointing due to poor service. Food is a 3.5-4…read morestars but service is a 2. This time we ordered the tdeokbokki, bibimbop, spicy pork bbq, the kalbi, and fried chicken. The kalbi was our favorite-juicy meat with great flavor. Bibimbop was solid too. The tdeokbokki sauce was a little watery which watered down the spice slightly. The spicy pork was super salty-wouldn't order those two again. We were eating for awhile like our adjacent table for our fried chicken. Their order finally came and we thought ours was next. We'd already been there almost an hour. We'd already eaten everything else and were starting to pack leftovers. Waitress brought the bill and it still had the chicken on it. We mentioned we didn't get the chicken and if she could remove it. She said okay and walked away, but then returned to say it was "almost ready" and if we could just take it. We said fine assuming it'd come out right out but it was maybe 15 min later. We thought we'd eat it there but then it was already packed and the container stapled. By the time we got home it wasn't as fresh anymore and flavor wasn't good-sauce just tossed on top versus chicken being coated in it. Their Freeport location is consistently good for both food and service. Would pass on this location.

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    Ktown Korean BBQ Sushi and Hotpot

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    4.3(805 reviews)
    10.3 mi
    •$$$

    Came here with the family for lunch on a weekday. We were seated right away without any issues…read more The place is very big with lots of seating. My sister said it gets very busy at dinner time and the wait time can be over an hour. For lunch, it was quite a good deal. AYCE Hotpot, sushi and BBQ for about $30. If you only choose one of the AYCE options, it is about $25 but seems worth it to get the all 3 combo for $30. It does seem that everybody at the table has to choose the same option. Hot pot - You each get your own individual hot pot. There had a pretty good variety of broth flavors to choose from. There is a menu that you can order the meat from. There were 5 of us and we were told we can order 4 meats to share per round. There is a separate area for to grab a tray/bowl and choose your veggies. All in all, I enjoyed the Tonkatsu broth and like the variety of meats and veggies available. Korean BBQ - A bit different in that you do not order at the table. There is an area with small trays of meat available for you to grab and bring back to your table. Good variety. Pork Jowl was my favorite and it's not as common. The only issue is that if your party doesn't communicate, you some how end up grabbing all of the same items! So discuss amongst yourselves or else it might be an overkill. Didn't try the sushi simply because I had some good quality sushi the night before so no need for buffet style sushi. The staff was VERY friendly and efficient. They came by often to check on us, take away dirty plates and to change the grill. There is plenty of parking in the parking lot.

    i don't usually have high expectations for restaurants that serve such a wide variety of items…read more.. but i was recommended ktown by several people, so i gave it a try. it wasn't very busy when we came on a friday night. the interior was decorated with neon lights, and it was spacious. i thought the seats and table felt a bit sticky, and the rest of the restaurant didn't feel too clean either. we were seated quickly, and service was friendly. our server explained the menu - essentially, the soups and meats for hot pot could be ordered off the menu, and everything else could be grabbed at the bar. there were a lot of options, and i was excited to try everything. i ordered the szechuan mala broth, which i thought was so mediocre. it was pretty spicy but otherwise bland, like there wasn't any real flavor. i usually like to drink my hot pot broth, but i didn't think it was good enough to sip a lot of. the thai tom yum was a better soup, but it still wasn't super flavorful. it tasted like a watered down tom yum - not super tangy. i also typically like to dip my meats in sauce, and ktown offered a sauce bar with all of the basics, including sesame sauce, soy sauce, ponzu, cilantro, garlic, and other things. there were also sauces for kbbq here, like brisket sauce. there was a lot of variety for meat options, but they were all just a lot thicker and tougher than i expected. our server explained that the ones on the menu were really just for hot pot, but we used some of them for kbbq anyway because we wanted more unmarinated meats. most of the meats at the bar were marinated. i would recommend avoiding this with the beef tongue. it was so thick and extremely chewy, although it was better when cooked in the hot pot broth. the beef belly is usually my favorite cut, but it was also chewy. the black angus brisket was okay; it was on the tougher and drier side. the us kobe beef was my favorite cut of beef because it was the least chewy. the pork shoulder and pork belly were also just okay; i liked that the pork belly was a thinner cut. i probably enjoyed it the most. the australian wagyu was just too dry. the new zealand lamb was right there with the beef tongue as the worst cut because again, it was very chewy, even in the hot pot broth... the broth kind of masked the texture of the meats, but it was so bland that i needed a lot of sauce. at the bar, there was a variety of seafood for the hot pot, including clams, mussels, fish, shrimp, and crawfish. they also offered a good selection of vegetables, like enoki mushrooms, peppers, cabbage, spinach, and onions. there were also quail eggs, roe pockets, fish balls, and dumplings, among other things. there were a lot of meats at the bar for kbbq, but they weren't labeled nor set out in any particular pattern. the spicy pork bulgogi was overmarinated, but it was one of my favorites (of the meats on the menu and the ones set out) because the sauce masked the low quality of meat. it was the typical korean spicy pork marinade - not too spicy and slightly sweet. we also tried the bulgogi, and it was also typical - sweet as expected. they set out thicker cuts of pork belly here, which were super heavy and fatty. almost all of the meats were marinated in some kind of sauce. there were some steaks that were just seasoned with salt and pepper, but they were so tough. there were a lot of other appetizers and hot dishes too, although everything looked like it was left out for a while. i saw kimchi, beansprout salads, cold potato salads, cucumbers, seaweed salads, fried dumplings, tempura, and some other things. i tried the wings, which were plain and kind of dry, and the skin wasn't crispy anymore. the japchae was okay, but there wasn't a lot of flavor. there were some mussels that were covered in cheese and a creamy sauce, which made them pretty heavy. the seafood boil was lukewarm, but the seasoning was okay. it was just a little oily. i did enjoy their corn cheese, which we heated up ourselves over the kbbq grill. i liked that it was slightly sweet. on the side of the bar, there was a variety of nigiri, sashimi, and sushi rolls - all poor quality. the salmon nigiri and sashimi weren't tender nor soft, and neither were the tuna or yellowtail. they were kind of mushy and slightly rubbery. the rolls were better, although they were almost all variations of california rolls doused in sauce - most of them had spicy mayo and a sweet glaze. the sauce at least masked the quality of the fish. overall, ktown was a jack of all trades and master of none. while i was impressed by the extensive variety of options, i got full very quickly because the quality of food wasn't the best. if someone ever needed a restaurant with options for everyone, then i might suggest ktown, but i wouldn't really be able to say i liked the hot pot, sushi, or kbbq. since i would rather have tasty food over lots of options, i wouldn't come back.

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