Saw this cute little Korean restaurant tuck in the Longos plaza…read more Went for lunch with my daughters. Atmosphere: It's a small comfortable environment nothing fancy and pretty casual. Clean and I like how the cutlery are in bags. Service: Service was amazing! Very polite and was super nice. Food: I would say the food is not the most authentic but for Korean food in Burlington it's pretty good. The Pork bone soup the meat didn't fully fall off the bone and may need to be cooked longer. There wasn't a lot of meat on the bone like you woukd get at a more authentic Korean restaurant. The broth was good but not as thick and as flavourful as I woukd like. The spicy squid was ok. The squid was tiny and didn't taste fresh. We got the spicy pork bi bim bap and it was pretty good! I think that's my favourite dish. Flavourful and had spinach, beansprouts and a fried egg. All in all this place is pretty good and I would come back since it's so close to my house.

Decent food here, service is kinda slow with only one server. However, I really dislike going into…read morea restaurant and finding that everything seems like it's a wet rag. Smells and tables sticky. Ambiance is definitely lacking.

Really authentic Korean food! From the outside, this is a hole-in-the-wall restaurant but it was…read moredecent inside. The restaurant was pretty busy around 7pm on Saturday evening so you might want to make reservations. We got 5 dishes to share for the 5 of us. Everything was delicious especially the Seafood pancake and Jjamppong (spicy seafood noodle soup). I would definitely come back for these two dishes. Note that they are pretty slow with preparing the food so don't come here if you need a quick dinner.

Korea House is a nice, small, and cozy Korean restaurant located in downtown Hamilton. The parking…read morearea is very small, so parking space can be tight. Service is friendly, fast, and efficient. The menu consists of all the typical and traditional Korean dishes. The banchan comes in 3 small dishes (bean sprouts, pickled radish, and fish cake slices). I had the Dolsot Bibimbap, which they were able to customize to be vegetarian (with tofu instead of beef). Overall it's good, familiar, comforting hot food. The warm Korean rice tea is also great as usual (one of my favourite tea types).

People saying it's the best of the best but have only put 3 star this is a 5 star!!! place best…read morerolls I have ever had and I go to Ki in Toronto. Yeah they beat their $60 rolls at the cost of 20 or so. Don't miss out go now !

We love this place. The food here is so fresh and delicious. We had the Gyoza soup, which has a…read morelovely broth, vegetables and dumplings and we had vegetable rolls. The servers are warm and friendly and our food came quickly.

Really enjoyable experiences dining in and ordering takeout. The staff is very friendly. The sushi…read moreis delicious and always tastes fresh. Great place for an intimate dining date or to bring along the family.

Went to Sakai for lunch with a couple of colleagues for a change from the AYCE sushi joints we…read morenormally go to. We ordered 4 meals, too much for the 3 of us, but we wanted to try different dishes. The soondubu was a favourite, and although not the best I've had, and lacking a bit of heat for me, it was still very good, and my colleagues enjoyed the spice level. Lucky for me there was some gochujang on the table, so I was able to warm things up! The bibimbap was good, not sure the bowl was hot enough, as there was only a bit of crispy rice, and the egg was a bit over. The gochujang came in handy again here, but the flavours in the dish and accompaniments were good. Same for the bulgogi...the best part of the plate was the buchimgae (pancake). Not that the bulgogi was bad, it was just good. We also had a maki platter not pictured that was decent as well. They have little individual table rooms (we weren't in one this trip) which adds to the authentic feel of the place. Service was good, though a little slow on the maki (hence no photo) A good introduction to Korean food for my friends, enough to inspire them to want to try more.

I ordered the KamJa Tang (Pork Bone Soup) and had it delivered through UBER EATS. This soup was…read moreFANTASTIC. I have been craving soup and decided to try this place and I am so glad I trusted my gut. First of all the portion size was huge. The flavour was dynamite. The pork was so tender and practically fell off the bone. With every bite I had a little pork and potato. During the winter months this is definitely going to be my go to. My order also came with rice and kimchi. I added the kimchi to the soup and that was delicious as well. I can't speak to the whole menu but this soup was a 10/10. The service was fast. I got my order within 20 minutes. But I placed it at around 9pm during a weeknight so chances are that is a slower period.

A classic Korean resto with authentic dishes. Their seafood…read morepancakes are crispy, not greasy at all, with lots of seafood inside. Veggies too! Their beef soup is rich but not salty at all, they expect you to add salt by yourself. It's a healthy option. Highly recommended!

So this was my first time going to a Korean BBQ…read more It was pretty good. Ox tongue was the best. At a place like this to me it's more about the experience rather than the food. To speak to the food, it was bland. Not very exciting or special. But it was fun to cook.

U Shao was a first for me, in more ways than one. It was my first time eating Korean BBQ, and it…read morewas also my first time having to cook the food myself at a restaurant. I wasn't really feeling it. I expected the food to be pretty spectacular since I had to cook it myself. It wasn't. There wasn't really very much selection either. It was either shrimp, beef, pork, or chicken. There were some veggies too, they had asparagus and onion. None of the food was that great. Now, I don't know if the food wasn't great because I didn't cook it perfectly, or it just wasn't great meat, but I could have gone somewhere else and had a better meal, for less money, and I wouldn't have had to cook it myself either. One good takeaway from my experience at U Shao was kimchi. It was my first time trying it and I liked it a lot, that was the only thing I ate very much of. I didn't have to cook it either! First and last time I will be eating at U Shao. It was an experience I guess, and there is a first time for everything, so try it out if you must, but I can't recommend it.

We loved our dine-in meal recently with friends. I ordered the spicy ramen with lots of meats and…read moreveggies BUDAE-JJIGAE and loved it! I knew I had to get the sushi pizza again after my last rave review 6 years ago! It was just as tasty as I remember- so refreshing and easy to share. We enjoyed a couple rounds of hot sake yum! Service was excellent and the vibes were great. We got moved to an even larger booth - great staff and food. We will come here more often - wow 10/10 experience.

I went with Bento #1 . Ingredients were fresh and prepped for each serving! The waiter was nice…read moreand helped with some recommendations. The place is very cozy and has family friendly vibes .