This was my first time trying Korea Garden. The restaurant wasn't busy when I arrived. I was…read moreimmediately greeted and seated! The restaurant was a decent size with just about every table with a table top grill for bbq! I ordered the tofu stew which came quickly. Everything was delicious. However, hours later my stomach was really upset with this meal being the first and last thing I had eaten. Maybe something was sat out or expired. Idk but I'm going to give it another chance! The soup was VERY good!!

Slow service. Not impressed. Needs more staff. Wish it wasn't this experience. Maybe will try againread more

The food here is Awesome! I had the Chicken wings and chicken fried rice! Love how crispy the wings…read moreare..

My family and I had a small to go order for lunch. I picked it up and took it to state track where…read moreseveral others smelled the wings and just had to try them. Long story short, we ended up placing a large order (over 15 menu items) for supper for pickup to eat at the hotel. We had a large variety of wings (lots of soy garlic & honey garlic along with galbi, spicy galbi and gangjeong), kimchi fried rice, and rose ddeok-bokki. While the soy garlic and honey garlic were fan favorites, everyone loved everything they had. These Korean style wings were crispy, flavorful and had the perfect crunch. When I went to pick it up, the order was hot, fresh and everything was labeled. It was a quick and easy pickup. Definitely recommend this casual dining spot for dine in or carry out.

I used to come to this restaurant often, but since it changed ownership the food is not the same…read more the famous eggrolls are just frozen and flash fried. The meals just seem to be cheap immitations of what they were previously. The staff is friendly and nice.

This place is so gross now and it's depressing. I LOVED this place back when the stern older Korean…read morelady was running it. The food was always fresh no matter what time of day you showed up, and it was consistently yummy. This place got me through the 1st trimester of my pregnancy in 2019. For some reason I forgot to upload my photos, but I think you can see from my photos the differences too! We went here all the time living in Bellevue. Skip forward to 2025 and I drove across town to here here again craving some good Korean food. Oh how sad I was. The newer photos are from August 2025. I arrived at the end of what should have been the lunch rush but the food was obviously old. Not to mention basically cold. The only truly hot thing was the crab rangoon I got instead of an egg roll (my request). The food is no longer good. Apparently the older lady retired and sold to someone else. They claim to be using the same recipes, but it doesn't taste the same. Everything seems more sugar and bland at the same time. The sesame potatoes, which were my favorite thing here, are gross now. The cucumber kimchi is SWEET. It isn't supposed to be sweet y'all. Everything seems extra "Americanized" now. The portions are still huge, but the price now matches it. There are better and more authentic Korean restaurants in Omaha than this place now. Hard pass. I hope she's enjoying her retirement at least; she earned it!

So I've been craving Korean food. So I found this place on Yelp not to far so I went there. Ordered…read moresome food. The price wasn't that bad. For all the food I ordered. The door sticks when you enter so be careful. When you enter there are table seating. The service was great. Lightning was ok kinda dim. But it's takeout so I don't mind it. Out of all the food tho the fried fish was sour on my second filet. Everything else was good.

This is a nicely appointed space with white tablecloths, brilliant posters of food dishes, and lots…read moreof room between tables. The music was understated so we had no trouble conversing. I asked the server what dish had the most vegetables. She said bibimbap so that's what I ordered. Big Bro ordered chicken gangjeong. We received a tray with little dishes of finger food as an appetizer. Bean sprouts, broccoli, potatoes, and yams were some of the offerings. The bibimbap was served in a bowl with rice at the bottom some chopped beef, spinach, bean sprouts, cabbage, and carrots around the sides of the bowl with a fried egg in the middle. A sauce in a ketchup-style squeeze container came with it. It looked like ketchup so I decided not to try it. I wasn't thrilled with the spinach, but the rest was good and filled my request for veggies. It was a different taste experience and a nice change. Big Bro's turned out to be fried chicken nuggets with barbecue sauce. He said it was so-so, not something he would probably get again. The server brought us complimentary desert which she explained looked like ice cream but wasn't. It was frozen Greek yogurt mixed with tangerine. It was lovely and a nice surprise. Service was quick and the menu is large so there's plenty to try on a next visit.

This is the best place for Korean food in Bellevue. Great service and always pleasant ladiesread more

Walked in about half hour to close and they were very friendly. Made my food fresh on the spot and…read morethe flavor of the beef was out of this world great service, it was very warm and welcoming inside.

Koji is a top notch restaurant....do I dare say even the best overall in Omaha? Once you have a…read moremeal here, you won't be able to stop thinking about it. The Fukui cocktail (cucumber vodka flavors) is a great pairing with the menu items. One thing I really enjoy about this restaurant is that you order as you go, so you never leave hungry and it's a safe bet that you won't over order. The wait staff will frequently check in on you and see if you need to order more. The Bunzai Buns (runza inspired) and Gyoza are my favorite options outside of the sushi. The Gyoza are fresh, chewy, and are paired with a very flavorful sauce. Our favorite Nigiri is the Sea Bream And you truly can't go wrong with any of the rolls. Don't forget to end your meal with the cereal milk ice cream! Reservations are highly recommended as time slots will fill up fast. The atmosphere is well thought through - I enjoy how it is fairly dark in there, but the lights are shining so they are focused on the food. Can't recommend this restaurant enough!

The sushi, service, drinks and atmosphere were great. We started with the bunzai buns, which was…read moretheir take on a runza. They were small but good. The edamame was standard. We also got the Hama toast and hotate, very fresh. For maki rolls we got the go-San, stinger and royale. None stuck out more than the other. Our server was very kind and knowledgeable and offered a great amount of suggestions while navigating the menu. The restaurant is small and cozy with very cool woodwork throughout. I got the cocktail that was similar to a Paloma, very delicious.

So I had to check out this place. I love Korean food. I ordered the spicy pork bulgogi. It was…read moreyummy the the shrimp fried rice hot and sour soup lots of veggies and pork meat strips. And the gal-bi. The service was great very attentive l. Lots of space for seating as well.

Great food with superb service! We come here each year to get the mackerel. The food is fantastic…read moreand our server was great!

We had an amazing dinner at Wong Hunan House which is another repeated go to spot for me and easily…read moreone of the most authentic Korean spots in town. Everything tasted homemade by the korean owners and are full of flavoring We ordered the seafood pancake, which was perfectly crisp on the outside and packed with shrimp, squid, and green onions. The soondubu jjigae (soft tofu stew) came bubbling hot with just the right spice level and fresh seafood. The jjambbong was rich and hearty with deep seafood flavors, while the galbi (short rib) was tender, sweet, and well marinated. The grilled croaker was another standout which was lightly seasoned and perfectly cooked maintaining the crisp skin and soft fish texture They also served a great variety of banchan (side dishes) everything from kimchi and pickled cucumber to soy-glazed potatoes and bean sprouts, all freshly made and deliciously prepared and allowed for 2x refill Generous portions, friendly service, and authentic Korean flavors which is a true gem for Korean food lovers. Definitely warm me up for the cold weather incoming

After a long day of grocery shopping I had a craving for Korean food. So of course if looking on…read moreYelp and I find Wongs. The sweetest lady at the drive thru with a smile. I told her it's my first time here service was great even at the drive thru. So I put my order for some gal-bi black sauce noodles and some braised rib soup and I tell you when I got home WOW the first bite of the Gal-bi I was like mind blown. Took me back home with the memories of Hawaii. The interior was spacious with lots of seating. So if you looking for your fix of Korean food check this place out. Cause I know where to go when I want memories of home.

I honestly don't understand how this place has anything less than five stars -- these are hands…read moredown the best corn dogs I've ever had. Every bite was incredible: perfectly crunchy on the outside, stretchy and melty cheese on the inside, with the sweet-and-spicy kick from the purple Doritos taking it to another level. Chef's kiss. My friends ordered the Hot Cheetos cheese dogs, and they loved them so much they refused to share -- which says a lot, because we usually sample each other's food. This time? Not a chance. They were just that good. Without a doubt, this is the best street/mall food I've tried in Nebraska. The long lines are absolutely worth it and exist for a reason. A must-try!

This past week took us from the Des Moines IA metro to Lincoln NE...and then back and forth between…read moreLincoln and Omaha several times. One of the places we always stop in the Omaha area is the Nebraska Crossing Outlet mall which is actually in Gretna NE (just West of Omaha). I remember there being a Runza at Nebraska Crossing; the sign is actually still up on the highway markers too... I Googled for Runza and looked around for one...and I guess it's no longer an option. But I did find Kong Dog...! Not to be confused with King Kong Burgers... Kong Dog is Korean corn dogs as well as wings, sandwiches, and a whole line of drinks. Oddly enough the wings etc. are not mentioned online..., but are featured on their in store menu board. Only the corn dogs and drinks are shown online. While the girls were at Coach and my buddy was at Nike I slid over for an original all beef sausage corn dog. The original coating is more sugar than anything. A combination of sweet and savory! You order and pay at the counter. My wait was only a few minutes long. With this being an outlet mall location the space is small and they have low top tables and chairs as well as a counter to sit at along the windows. Handed over hot and fresh. Even with it being around 100 degrees F out I took my corn dog to go and enjoyed it outside at a table in the shade. Not a preplanned stop, but a nice surprise...! https://kongdog.us/