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    Miega Restaurant

    3.9 (223 reviews)
    ModerateKorean, Barbeque
    Closed 11:30 am - 7:30 pm

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    Casual
    Moderate noise
    Outdoor seating
    Good for kids

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    A3. Vegetable Pa Jun
    Amy J.

    Fantastic giant lunch deal every weekday from 12-3. Look at this galbi lunch box for $20! Even comes with banchan, a dumpling, rice, japchae. Delicious.

    Menu as of May 3, 2025
    Eileen O.

    Looking for an authentic feeling Korean BBQ? Miega's your spot!! We went for lunch on a rainy Saturday and ordered the Set 1, which includes Miega Set 1 - LA galbi, beef bulgogi, shrimp ($69.95). So much food, definitely could be for 3 people! The LA galbi was a bit tough, but the flavor was great! Lettuce wrapped the meat made me feel not as heavy, which is a great idea. Our server was so sweet and took care of us! Remember, the banchan (sides) are usually unlimited, so if you like a side, feel free to ask for more!

    Tuesday, 11 April 2023 -- At Miega Korean Restaurant
    Agnes I.

    I visited for the first time in April 2023 with a friend who had previously visited. We came for dinner and I remember that I was so hungry before arriving. FOOD -- In April 2023, I ordered the S9 on the menu which is the Bulgogi Dol Sot Bi Bim Bob. This is a Rice and Beef dish with Vegetables ($14.95). It had lots of good flavour because of the mixture of seasoned meat and vegetables. My friend and I shared the A1 on the menu which is the Gun Man Du (deep fried pork dumplings) -- $8.95 for 6 pieces. I don't eat pork often yet I enjoyed the dumplings because it was crispy and tasty. We dipped it into soy sauce. Our main course meal came with a bunch of side dishes (called banchan) that are meant to be shared. This is typical in Korean restaurants. All the 6 side dishes were served cold as they often are but this wasn't a problem because I ate them with my warm rice bowl. I enjoyed the side dishes. My favourites were the little potatoes and kimchi. I can definitely see myself returning back to try other food options on the menu. **** GOAL of 365 reviews in 2025 - 29/365 total reviews in 2025 - 810 total Yelp reviews - Reviewed on 16 January 2025

    Combo 2 with a meat swap to B1. La Gal Bi Short Ribs
    Xin F.

    Still one of the best place in town for KBBQ. While it's on the pricier side, it's worth the splurge. This place is located on the second floor of the building, right next to the dance studio. Food is good and the service was decent for a 1 server. Food portion were very generous with free refills of banchan (side dishes) upon request. The table ordered the combo 2 meat set and requested to swap one of the meat to LA Galbi. We also didn't mind the extra charge for the change. Server was very friendly and helpful. He even made recommendations to pair some of the meat with certain banchan for a more robust flavor. In terms of the deco, it doesn't really change even after 7-8 years.

    Ribeye
    Natalie K.

    Miega is one of the best Korean bbqs in the US that we have tried. You are hit with the smell of delicious grilled meat once you walk in, and it feels like you've been transported to Korea itself. Only half the restaurant is set for kbbq (so reservation is recommended). The other half are regular tables that serve their 'regular' entrees. We tried honey garlic wings to start and loved everything about them. Also the fact that they give you gloves to eat the wings is a plus. For the bbq, we tried LA Galbi, Pork belly (Sam gyeop sal), thin sliced spicy pork and beef boneless ribeye. You can tell that they serve high quality meat. LA galbi and ribeye were my favorite. Our server was exceptional. He cooked the meat for us and suggested the best way to enjoy each cut of meat. Their soft tofu soup and steamed egg go well with the bbq, along with the extensive banchan side dishes they provided. Beware that you will have that strong kbbq odor on your clothes afterwards though. Very impressed with our visit. Can't wait to go back

    La Gal Bi Short Ribs, shrimp, Bulgogi, Chap Chae and banchan.
    Dana E.

    I come here more often than I feel comfortable admitting but I promise the service, quality, quantity and taste are consistently superior. For sure my favorite place for KBBQ!

    Nicole E.

    It's upstairs at the Asia market. The Asia market has a food market on the lower floor and furniture strewn on the main floor as well. Doesn't open until after 12:30PM today. Will try back later. Some kimbap sounds good this morning.

    Ginger tea
    Teresa B.

    Great ginger tea drinki Also had the chicken very good too. Glad they took credit cards.

    Miega bingsu
    Lisa L.

    This is a great place for Korean BBQ. The food was excellent. We had bulgogi, kalbi and another meat and there was plenty of meat for 5 people. Plus kimbap and tteokbeoki. Both were delicious. For dessert we also had the Miega and Mango bingsus which were such a wonderful treat at the end. The service was also fantastic. They were constantly checking in on us to make sure we had everything we needed (enough water, sides, lettuce) and asked if we had any questions. Also our grill wasn't heating up all the way so they brought out another one. They were wondeful. Highly recommend!

    Spicy seafood stew
    Michelle S.

    So I just went with my family to this restaurant this past weekend. I had to post a review because the service was HORRIBLE. The food was delicious however our waitress Christie was not attentive, professional or kind. We had to constantly ask for napkins and refill of the water jars. At one point, all of our meals came out except one person's food. He waited for nearly 30 minutes for his food and he was still eating when we were finished. We asked for the owner but was told that she's 70 years old and doesn't speak English. No one ever apologized for the food coming out late or even gave a reason why until asked. The reason given was that the "old woman" is slow and she cooked the food. This was so disturbing. So with that being said, we will not return again. Two stars given for the good only which was delicious.

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    Sharon E.

    The ladies cooking are from Korea and the young man who served us could not have been more patient or wonderful. Difficult place to find .. second floor in what looks almost like a warehouse. Off 38th Street inside a fenced area and above a Korean market. Worth the search!!!

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    Everything was delicious and the service was excellent! A fun experience for a Sunday afternoon...we will definitely be back to try more!

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    BEST KOREAN FOOD IN CLEVELAND. Authentic and full of flavor. Cost is priced at a normal price point for quality Korean food.

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    Really nice portion and flavor. My wife favorite Korean restaurant. Too bad not a lot of people visit. Maybe it's the location?

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    Love this place. A true Korean restaurant. Service was awesome. Food phenomenal. BYOB for alcohol.

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    KPOT Korean BBQ & Hot Pot

    KPOT Korean BBQ & Hot Pot

    4.5(121 reviews)
    16.2 mi

    We recently came in for dinner after craving hot pot and KPOT really hit the spot! We've been to a…read morecouple AYCE hot pot places before and love them and I'm so excited to add KPOT to our list. It's about $32 per person for either all you can eat hot pot or Korean bbq or an extra $5 for both. We had about an hour and a half wait on a Saturday night. I loved the sauce bar and how well stocked it was. You order your veggies and meats on an iPad and they bring it out pretty quickly which is nice. I had the Szechuan spicy broth and it was so good and flavorful, my husband had the Thai tom yum which was also really good. We thought all of the meats and veggies we ordered were really good and fresh. They also have a selection of ice cream cups to grab to end your meal. We will definitely be back!

    I was out by South Park Mall at lunch time and I have wanted to try KPOT so it seemed like a good…read moretime. KPOT is located near the Main entrance to the mall, but you have to enter from the parking lot, there is no direct access into the mall. Once inside there is a bar area and hostess stand. Decor is Asian modern, clean and sleek, but a bit understated. I was seated in a smaller table near the front and quickly greeted by my server who explained how the restaurant works. You have the choice of Hot Pot or Korean BBQ, although you can do both for an additional $5. You order what you want on a small tablet and the food is delivered to the table. I went for the BBQ since the hot pot option did not include shrimp at lunch time. As a pescetarian I ordered the garlic shrimp, spicy fish, spicy squid and mussels along with vegies including eggplant, onion, mushrooms and sweet potatoes along with white rice. While waiting for the food to come out and the grill to heat up I went to the sauce bar up front to get a couple of dipping sauces along with some seaweed salad and kimchi. When the food came out the seafood portions were generous and there were plenty of vegies. There is a general guide to how long you want to cook the items, although I found that most of the food took a bit of extra time. I generally would grill a couple of proteins and vegies at a time, eat them when they were done and then start again, which made for a nice leisurely meal. My favorites were the shrimp and the two different kinds of mushrooms along with the dipping sauces and the sides. The squid was good, but were a bit difficult because they were larger pieces, I should have used the scissors to cut them into smaller pieces to make the cooking easier. The spicy fish was also very good. The large mussels took a bit of time to cook and I finally figured out that turning them over with the shell on top worked better. The vegies took quite a bit of time to cook, especially the eggplant and sweet potatoes. Since it was AYCE I did get a second order of the garlic shrimp and an order of the sesame balls for dessert. KPOT offers AYCE with good quality and even though the seafood selection is a bit limited at lunchtime, since you can reorder what you want there is plenty of food. The grilling at the table can be a bit challenging, but is fun and makes sure you always have fresh and hot food. I do like the sauce and sides bar which allows you to add some extra flavors and variety. The decor is good, but nothing exciting. Service is good

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    Gogi En K BBQ

    Gogi En K BBQ

    4.3(54 reviews)
    14.0 mi

    Took a group of employees to Gogi for dinner Tuesday night…read more Enjoyed good food and good company. The different selections of meat in the All You Can Eat menu were solid. I think we tried everything but the spicy chicken and beef brisket were the favs of the group. Lots of sides and rice. Nobody left hungry that's for sure lol!! Service was great as well. Our main server was consistently checking on us and getting refills very fast. There were several other servers who stopped by as well. They changed the grilled quickly so we could keep cooking and stuffing our faces. Place was WAY bigger than I expected from the outside with plenty of seating and private-ish spaces. Plenty of parking. Great choice!!

    I now make it my mission to explore Ohio for a delicious kbbq place that I can enjoy and point…read morepeople to do no one ever has to waste their money at Gogi En Bbq. I come from CA, so kbbq is very popular and abundant out there. I've had it for many years at many places. Here i drove an hour to try this place because it had great reviews. I see now they're rated well most likely because many may not know better. Keep in mind I'm used to CA prices (which are very high compared to most of the U.S.), but this place in Solon is VERY overpriced. A rip off honestly. Sides were not all you can eat, you get 2 refills then they charge $1 for each tiny side you order. They charge $40 a person's for "all you can eat" but they only have 9 items to pick from??!! In CA pay literally half the price and the quality and taste of the meat is far, far better and the selection can go up to 40 choices of meat/entrees. We decided to not order all you can eat because the selection was so sad. Plus we really wanted beef bulgogi which wasn't even offered on the all you can eat menu. Seriously??!! We decided instead to just try a single order of beef bulgogi as a single order sinxe thats all they offered. We figured if it was good we could order more and still pay less than all you can eat prices for meat we don't want. So glad we did! Because the bulgogi did not taste good, and that put the final nail in the coffin for us. Thank goodness we didn't waste anymore money there. My wife even commented, "this meat tastes weird. Is it even cow?" And let's talk about the portion. Oh my gosh, we were shocked. $33 for an order of Bulgogi was ourageous. Besides, the taste was terrible and the portion was half the size! We literally visited California last week to visit family for a week, and I went to H Mart (local, popular Korean store) and purchased bulbogi for a big BBQ. I literally got quality, amazing, delicious meat for $29 and it was double the portion size of this place. They had the same Soju and Blackberry Wine we had before and like. Normally we paid $14 for the wine bottle, anx that's CA prices. Here they charge a whopping $22 for the exact same thing. They have a time limit of 90 minutes to eat which I've never heard of before, and it was funny because the restaurant was literally empty except for me and my wife. Good thing we only stayed 30 minutes. They gave us no napkins. I had to look around the restaurant and take some tiny cocktail napkins since we rarely saw our server. No brisket sauce offered either. And no rice paper offered. Different, disappointing, but not the worst especially compared to everything else. Service was the same as CA, that is to say either non existent and/or not pleasant. But in CA, people usually put up with that because the food is so good and it's all you can eat. My wife summed it up perfectly. She said that's what you get when you have no competition and no one knows better taste and quality exists. We quickly ate the little food we had so we don't waste food but even more than that we wanted to finish quickly so we could leave and find food elsewhere because we were so hungry! We drove an hour just to try the place and we're starving. It will be my mission to explore Ohio for a delicious kbbq place I can enjoy and point people to so no one ever again has to waste their money at gogi end bbq. 1/5

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    One Pot - Garlic shrimp, calamari and fish

    One Pot

    4.2(80 reviews)
    4.4 mi

    I now have been to One Pot on Coventry several times, twice for lunch and once for dinner; also I…read moregot to try both the Korean BBQ and the Hot Pot options. One Pot is excellent, the food is high quality, the decor is exceptional and the experience is all kinds of fun. Prices are reasonable, $20 at lunch and $30 at dinner for all you can eat. Service is great, the food comes out quickly and they pay attention to the little things, clearing extra dishes, replacing the grill cover, refilling the fluid in the hot pot. If you haven't done this before the food comes out raw and you cook it yourself at the table either on the grill in the center of the table or in the boiling pot in front of you. Cooking the food can have a bit of a learning curve and different food can be easier or harder to get right, but even so most of the food comes out great. Some of the proteins come out premarinated, others can be enhanced with the sauces, oils and seasonings at the back bar area. The protein choices include meats, chicken and seafood, there are a nice variety of vegetables, rice and in the hot pot noodles and various dumplings. I really need to call out the decor; One Pot has a great Korean pop art style that is amazing. My friend Dan did a trip to Korea this spring and he said that it really reminded him of being in Korean. If you want to have a great high protein meal that is fun and a bit of an adventure I would highly recommend giving One Pot a try. Previous review: I finally got to try One Pot for a Friday lunch and boy did I enjoy myself. One Pot is located in Coventry Village in a free standing building next to the parking garage. From the outside One Pot looks upscale and conservative, that changes as soon as you walk in the door, the front alcove has a giant silver spaceman and multicolor bears plus plenty of chrome. Inside you get even more of the Pop art bears along with other great décor touches; this would be a great stop before or after going to the Murakami exhibit at the Art Museum. One Pot offers a choice of either all you can eat Korean BBQ or Hot Pot. The menu is clear and allows you to choose what you want with pictures to assist. I choose the BBQ even though I was a bit limited with only the fish, seafood and vegetables. The tables are all set up with receptacles for the hot pots in front of each seat and a grill in the middle of the table. Ordering was easy and they also have QR codes that allow you to order directly on your phone. The food comes out incredibly quickly, of course no cooking is necessary to slow things down. The grill on my table took a bit of time to get heated up, but once it did I was ready to go. The actual cooking is fun and easy, you place your food on the grill, keep an eye on it, flip it over and when ready you take it off and eat the fresh, hot food. I stuck mainly to the proteins: garlic shrimp, giant shrimp, spicy calamari, spicy fish and mussels. I did also get some eggplant, oyster mushrooms, sweet potato and white rice. There are a couple of little buffets with sauces, toppings, kim chi and some daikon and jalapenos. I went through quite a bit of shrimp, calamari and fish all of which were great. Among the best were the garlic shrimp, the spicy calamari, the jumbo shrimp, eggplant and mushroom. A couple of things to note, the giant shrimp were excellent, but they do come still in the shell and with the head on, not a big deal for me, but some people could be grossed out; I could not get the sweet potato to cook properly on the grill, just a bit disappointing. As a Korean place I was also a bit disappointed that the banchan (side dish) selection was so limited, but that is just nit picking. I do have to shout out the service, it was attentive and helpful, without being rushed. One Pot is a great experience and it is great to go to an AYCE place and have delicious high-quality food yet still not feeling overstuffed. The décor is outstanding, the menu is clear and concise. Despite the grills in the table I never felt overheated or had any issue with smoke from the food cooking. Really well thought out all the way around. While not inexpensive One Pot is a good value for what you get. I will be going back both to try the hot pot selection and to do the Korean BBQ again. This is your place on the East Side if you want some great Korean BBQ or just feel like protein loading. Get yourself to Coventry and enjoy.

    A Korean bbq and hot pot combo spot. Got booth seating and…read morereg table seating. Some of the booth seats are worn and you'll just sink into it. Did the kbbq for dinner. They don't put a cap to what you can order per round, but just make sure it's an amount you can finish. Beef brisket and tongue were some of my favorite. The pork belly was good but one of them was like American bacon almost. The steak was like a 4 oz steak so order per person. They also have a sauce bar that you grab sauces and kimchi for kbbq. Not bad, down to try the hotpot next time.

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    One Pot - Typical table seating for two or four guests

    Typical table seating for two or four guests

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    Bonchon Seven Hills

    Bonchon Seven Hills

    3.7(290 reviews)
    10.6 mi
    $$

    My review of this establishment is limited to picking up a carry out order. The aesthetic is like a…read morecontemporary rustic and I like the patio area. The hostesses were baseline friendly/welcoming; it was not dry, but not enthusiastic either. My food was ready so I didn't have to wait, that was a plus. The food was good, I got the Jap Chai, kimchi, and the wings for my son. The flavors weren't bursting out, more mellow and subtle, but still tasty. I enjoyed it.

    This was a nice surprise. First I thought it was more fast casual and it's sit down. We got menus…read moreand picked a seat. Sat in the corner booth. They have a bar and patio, garage doors in front. Lots of seating. It's got a nice modern motif. Lots of wood. Menu is not too big. I decided to go simple for my first time. I got the chicken sandwich. It comes with fries, kewpie mayo, cucumber salad, choice of sauce. I got the Korean bbq. Bun comes branded. Decent amount of fries but as usual I got lots of little stubby fries. End of bag fries. They were just OK. Not any extra flavor just deep fried. Sandwich was good. Very sloppy. Korean bbq was good! Didn't taste the cucumber salad. Too bad I was looking forward to it. Cucumber salad comes on the sandwich. Needs more of that. My partner got the wings. 10 of the crispy. These were good. Crunchy and a bit salty. So if you have a salt thing you might not want those. The cole slaw was good. Prices are around $15 range. Some things more some a bit less but mostly in the $15 range. They have a full bar. We didn't drink. Have about 6 beers on tap. Looks like a full bar. TV's for entertainment. Steady biz. People eating in and taking out. Cute place. Warning water in the bathroom is hot and comes out full force. Be careful it could be messy. Next time trying something else. Lots of Korean options that sound good!

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    4.3(3 reviews)
    0.8 miCentral

    Four "Korean style hotcakes" and a shake for $18.09 including a $0.30 service fee. The wildflower…read morehoney matcha drip shake was delicious and tasted exactly like honey and matcha. Very nice. I had no idea I was getting a shake however since the menu option was for a variety 4 pack of hot cakes. The shake name was on there but the menu doesn't lead one to believe it wasn't just a hot cake flavor. Somehow I chose three flavors and the shake but got four hotcakes so the menu could be clearer. The hotcakes weren't hot but weren't cold. They'd be great if hot. The mess with eating these is unbelievable. They come in paper sleeves and with the first bite the sweet syrupy filling bursts out the other end which will leave whatever it hits in a super sticky coating. Beware. None of the hotcakes were labeled and they all tasted very similar despite one having some chocolate filling in it so I have no idea what the Space Invaders etc cake taste like. Was ordered at 742, immediately confirmed, and I picked it up in 20 minutes. You walk in to this food hub and check in on the tablets and then go to the front counter where your order is scanned out and given to you. There are five or six "restaurants" selling food through orders made on a very slow website without any way to call anybody if there is a question. That is a big drawback in my opinion if there is a question or error made.

    I've never seen this kind of dessert place before so I was kind of confused but it's a Korean…read morefilled hot cake dessert that's also vegetarian and vegan if you don't mind some honey! The filling does really drip out like crazy as the name suggests but apparently the whole messiness is a part of the Korean street dessert experience which I appreciate the authenticity. I've tried it a few times now but I have to say the taro space invaders and milkshake are my favorite(: it tastes like bubble tea but better!

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