Great experience overall, staff were friendly and very helpful in helping us grill the various…read moremeats and super prompt about changing out the grill to avoid over burning the meat. They offer a good variety of the Korean dishes, my favorite was the steamed egg dish which was tasty and seasoned well to go with rice. Restaurant overall is busy but the tables had good spacing and felt comfortable to eat while sharing a larger table with others. The rush died down after 8pm but we went during the middle of the week, not sure how long the wait is on a weekend...

Nice small KBBQ setting where food is delivered quickly and staff assist and cook when needed…read more Style and preparation of food is quality, little bit pricy but always worth taking friends.

Korean BBQ with a lot of choices! You can walk along the buffet line and choose whatever meats you…read morewant to, bring them back to the BBQ on your table, and cook them yourself. There are also a lot of choices of non-meat items - some things like vegetables that you can roast, but other things that don't need cooking at all. There's even a small dessert section with ice cream and a few other things. There's enough food to keep toddlers and little kids happy, too. Save $6 each by arriving between 5-5:30pm with a 1.5 hour window to stay.

Nearly everything was satisfied, the food had a large variety and the staff was exxtremely…read morewelcoming when I went to this place. The only thing I would suggest to improve is the space - its kinda small - although it is probably due to how many people there are.

One of the best feature of Korean BBQ is the spectacle of side dishes. The amount and variety of…read morethese sides are overwhelming. They are free and can be replenished at anytime. The first time I discovered this was when I gave some empty bowls of finished side dishes to the waiter and to my surprise he came back with bowls of newly replenished sides. Some of these dishes include wilted greens seasoned with oil and garlic, seaweed salad, mashed potatoes and then there's the always present Kimchi which is a spicy fermented Chinese cabbage. Then, there's the novelty of cooking your own meat which you can eat with rice or wrapped with various elements on the table in leafy greens, and eaten with ssamjang sauce. Even if you don't feel like BBQ-ing, you can still enjoy an array of Korean dishes like the Seafood Pancake which was delicious, the traditional and a favourite of my husband, Bibimbap, dumplings and great selections of tasty Korean noodles. The two storey place means the's plenty of seating even during busy hours. Great service even when they're busy. The food comes out within minutes of ordering. And the staff ready to change your BBQ plate when needs be and one time I even had a staff helped me cut and BBQ the meat. She probably saw how pathetically I BBQ-ed the meat and decide to show how it's done. Either way, I was happy with the extra service she offered.

So this place is good. Not great, but good. Eastwood now is filled with different restaurants. So…read moreit takes a lot to stand out here, sadly there are better restaurants here. Even Korean, this is not the best in the area. However, it is affordable and a good place to sit with friends. Part of the problem is that the menu is quite limited. But the staff here are overly friendly! And they make you feel right at home. They have mainly beef and some pork. There is only one chicken. The sides are extensive and refilled when asked. They do have some dishes are not part of the BBQ. However they are not as good as the BBQ.

Nice place, nice food…read more Located inside the shopping complex, the mandoo dining serves authentic Korean noodle soups and a variety of mandoo (steamed dumplings). You'd be hard pressed to see non-Koreans in this place - a sign of authentic food (or maybe that's just Eastwood, hahhh). The dumplings are quite nice, but the star of the show was the noodle soup. The classic beef noodle soup had a great peppery, yet mild flavour accompanied by some shredded beef. The spicy seafood soup is a whole nother thing. Filled with half a crab, mussels, prawns and fillets of fish, the spicy broth was amazingly complex and rich in seafood flavour. A must try on a cold winter day. The serving sizes are also massive, having ordered the regular size, we were surprised by bowls as big as hard hats. For the price under 14 bucks, it was very good.

I was looking around for dinner and found this place packed with people! That's always an…read moreencouraging sign! The place has really nice wood inspired decor, which makes the restaurant look new and clean. We ordered the spicy seafood tofu soup ($13), ox tendon soup ($13) and kimchi with pork belly soup ($13). Most Korean restaurants serve side dishes and they had 10 different side dishes! Awesome! The kimchi is very traditional, they added little shrimp to the spicy rub for that distant taste. The kimchi was a bit young (hasn't been marinated in the mix long enough for a strong flavour) but was edible. The soups were quite nice. They were rich in flavour and had plenty of seafood and tofu (though there wasn't a lot of pork belly). But are they the best I've ever had? Mmm maybe not. Still, it was good. The table next to ours had ordered the Ming bean pancake and it looked amazing - so I would try that one next time. The thing that gives this place an extra star was their service - nice and friendly!

We had spicy pork bibimbap, cold noodle and seafood pancake. We also got 10 small dishes…read more Absolutely great food, we will certainly be back. We also notice that this place seems to be a Korean hangout...thinking of trying their fried chicken!

Probably my new favorite Korean place here at Eastwood, a killer combo of great customer service,…read moregood value, glorious flavors. Highly recommended. Had 2 varieties of their cured crab, and the beef bulgogi set - as small eaters, the 4 of us were STUFFED, but felt like we could have more still; so full of complex and traditional flavors. Unlike most other places in Eastwood, the super friendly boss lady speaks Aussie, English speakers will gave no trouble here.

I hope I can give no star for this one food was blend and has no taste and poor service yet they…read morehave like 4~5 staffs!! Why border open@!

Second time dining here :) Happy to say I'll be returning for many more times to come!…read more The Korean fried chicken is a must of course! I mean, even the restaurant is named Incredible Chicken... and it WAS REALLY REALLY INCREDIBLE. I really like it :) The chicken is not oily and cooked to perfection with perfect crisp and crunch. I really enjoyed the sweet chilli chicken and the snow cheese chicken. The generous portions of side dishes complement the fried chicken. The waiters were very friendly and even gave us seconds for our side dishes! AWESOME :) I'll be back :)

Overall very worth trying. We did twice weekend lunch, surprised no one but us at all. Tasted…read morereally Korean. Could improve more in decor. Definitely will return

This is best Korean restaurant around Eastwood area. Food was great and staffs there are nice too…read more The pork bone soup, sollongtang and the spicy pork and squid was yummy too

Their Boneless fried chicken is incredible, and all other dishes are very good too…read more Call ahead to see if you can book a parking spot if you are driving

Our favourite Korean fried chicken place is in Strathfield and locally it is in Epping…read more We wanted to be close to home but also have a Korean soup while enjoying some of the Korean fried chicken. Husband googled and found this place. It wasn't actually our first time here and came here at least five years ago during Eastwood's Granny Smith festival and clearly not that impressed that it took us that long to come back.. anyway, I digress... So, ticked our boxes of close to home and having Korean soup (that our Epping fave didn't)... Issue of parking options also has a part to play but we actually ended up parking on the other side and walking (up hill!) to this place (closer to Blaxland Rd) from the station but knowing it was down hill and not gonna be caught up in traffic later made our parking option a good one! Ok so back to food... got the chicken, got a pork bone broth soup and some LA ribs. We went with the regular fried on the bone Chicken. Well fried but lacked depth in flavour. Maybe we can try the soy next time? Pork was also similar. Well executed but not too exciting. Although, that wasn't my choice but hubby's. So didn't have a lot of that to give it a good go. Ribs we loved! We declared it was our go to ribs locally if we needed one! Huge restaurant that didn't seem to need a booking at 6, so that was also a good thing. Overall though we wouldn't come here unless all those things aligned again: parking, soup needed, chicken needed and now, craving ribs. Would rank 3rd on our chicken faves for now but will give soy a chicken next time. Though wouldn't hold your breath that we'd visit soon!