We were in Kamloops during the labour day weekend and this space was highly recommended so we…read moredecided to try. It is one of the best Korean place in Okanagan. The table looks normal but is induction so they just place the grill in the middle, don't waste space with the induction and the controls are off to the side. Thr ingredients are fresh, the sauces/flavor was rich and delicious. Thr staff were friendly, quick to bring the food and make sure we were good. We would definitely come back if we're in the area again.

I got take out here and had an amazing meal. Definitely would recommend it and I can't wait to come…read moreback and sit in for a meal! The food is so good.

I was craving Asian food in a not-so-Asian town and locals kept recommending it. After buying a new…read moresnowboard and new snowboard boots across the street, we came over expected nothing. It's more of a bar vibe with food, but the food was surprisingly really good. They let us do soju bombs, though I hit mine way too hard and sent beer everywhere. After that, they still let us do more rounds as long as we dropped it in only, had to beg for that. Servers were Korean, which was great to see. They also have a billiards table, so it's a fun place to eat, drink, and hang out after. Service: Friendly and chill, didn't mind us having fun Food/Drinks: Surprisingly good food, soju bombs available, solid bar options Ambiance: Lively bar atmosphere with billiards, good spot to hang out 10/10 A fun bar with better food than expected and a great social vibe

It seems that K-drama, K-Pop, and K-Food has permeated globally and even in small towns like…read moreValemount had a couple of K-spots and Revelstoke is no exception. If you are scrambling between the mountains doing the Canadian tradition of crossing the Rockies, you'll need to figure out where to stop and nourish your SEOUL. There's a certain audacity to it--the kind that makes a town interesting. You've got this postcard-perfect mountain place, all ski-town swagger and lumberjack flannel, and right in the middle of it, a Korean family decides to plant their flag. They don't just open a restaurant--they create a gathering spot. Seoul Street isn't trying to mimic what Revelstoke already has. It's something else entirely. Walk in and you'll feel it immediately. There's a pulse here--equal parts neighbourhood bar, après-ski hangout, and low-lit spot to linger over soju and a plate of bulgogi. Trivia nights and other activities fill the off-season lull with laughter and beer-fueled rivalry, and when the mountains are quiet, this place hums with locals who know a good thing when they find it. The food? Pretty damn solid - street food with minimal twists and turns - this isn't conFUSION you know! The flavors are real--comforting, soulful, straight out of mom's kitchen, but smartly calibrated for the uninitiated. They'll ask about your spice level, and they actually mean it. You can go mild, or you can sweat your way to enlightenment. Either way, you'll leave full, maybe a little flushed, and very happy. In a town where everyone's passing through--ski bums, truckers, dirtbags, dreamers--Seoul Street manages to feel like home. That's not easy to do. If you're rolling through Revelstoke or laying your head down for the night, don't miss this place. It's brave, it's welcoming, and it tastes like heart. Seoul Street isn't just feeding people--it's building community, one spicy bowl at a time. CHEERS!!!

AMBIANCE: Walked in and was greeted by papa and got sat down…read moreimmediately with some water. He was busy helping in the back but still made it priority to greet us. Love that! FOOD: Im no Korean, but the food here was amazing and legit. It did take half an hour to make the dish as we sat patiently for it but it was worth it. Definitely felt like a mom and pop restaurant because they were both in the kitchen supporting one another.

I always wanted to try Bon Ga for a very long time. I walked by it couple times. Also it is not my…read morefirst time to notice that this restaurant exists in the Glenmore area. We came here for lunch during the Covid times (on December 31, 2020). I called beforehand to make sure that they are open. The owner picked up the phone and asked me what time I will be showing up. I told him that I will head there now. He then proceeded and asked me how many people and my name. No he didn't take down my phone number so I am guessing he probably wrote it down on a piece of paper. But regardless, we were the only people dining inside. The reason why the owner asked for our name was so that he could set up 2 tables. A high-top and regular dining table. We got the option to pick which table we wanted to sit at. We ordered two dishes to share. We got the Galibi BBQ ($24) and the Grilled Pork Belly ($19) to share. The Galibi BBQ came with rice and a small dish of sides. The Grilled Pork Belly came with lettuce, dipping sauce, rice and a small dish of sides. The food was very delicious but not wow. I found the portion size a bit small and also their prices are much more higher than their competitors in Kelowna. For example their Kimbap is $10 for a roll and their competitor charges $7.95 for a roll. This goes with every item on the menu. On top, their sides are not free refills like many other Korean restaurants. Note that they are not located downtown too. So most of their customers are local / neighboring residence in the area. We came during Covid times. So note that this places charges for tap water. On top, they will only roll the food out in a cart and you will have to serve yourself. This is a family ran business. The restaurant is not big. The husband of this restaurant is the waiter and cashier. The wife of this restaurant is the chef. So in the entire restaurant there are only two people working. There are free parking out in the front. Is this restaurant worth coming to try, you ask me? Well it is nothing special and also with the prices it charges, I wouldn't make a special trip here. The food is authentic. Was I full after the meal. The answer was not really. If this restaurant was in Vancouver, I would give it 3 stars. Note that this place doesn't have the Korean Grill BBQ available. The food that they serve are all cooked in their kitchen.

My best friend was here from the coast and we've eaten sushi at numerous restaurants there. Wanted…read moreAYCE so decided to try this one. Mistake! The interior was clean and well lit. We were seated quickly and given our menu papers to order. VERY surprised to find that items that are standard at other AYCE sushi restaurants were a 'charge added' at this one. In addition, many items like chicken karage, were not even on the menue. Given the lack of staff (no blame here-we let it go) it took quite awhile for the server to pick up our order sheets. The Sunomono Salad was the first hint that something might be amiss. It came in a glass cup and the vinegar was yellow. Apple cider vinegar instead of rice vinegar, I think. My friend, who LOVES Sunomono salad couldn't eat hers. Then our items came in dribs and drabs. A California Roll and a couple of Inari (even though the menu said 3 pieces per order, and we ordered X2 (which should have been 6 pieces) we received 2 pieces. Then came the Tempura (sans the 2 prawns that comes with it EVERYWHERE else-prawns were an extra charge) and then the Yakisoba. Finally, the teriyakis come. 2 beef and 2 chicken. Teriyaki? A pile of fried cabbage and onion and 5 measly tiny pieces of chicken and another pile of fried cabbage and onion and 2 pieces of beef. NO TERIYAKI SAUCE!! Even though we both love cabbage, neither one of us could eat all of it. Then there is this-if you do not eat all of each dish, you are charged for that dish separately. So, my friend was charged an extra $5 for her unfinished Yakisoba (more cabbage mixed into lukewarm noodles). We complained about the huge amount of cabbage for each of the hot dishes and I felt that they should have not charged extra for the yakisoba. All in all a very disappointing AYCE lunch. The rolls were fine-nothing special. The Inari was fine. Everything else was sub-standard or non existent and having to pay extra for items that are standard at other sushi restaurants is a money grab. I will never eat here again and I will encourage my friends not to as well.

At first we were going to have dinner at the restaurant nearby but they're closed so we come to…read morethis place and it's beyond our expectations. Food taste amazing and fresh, friendly service and reasonable price. Highly recommend!!

Very nice and cozy restaurant. seats are very roomy and…read moreclean. Food smell so good that I want to eat them all

This is my go-to restaurant when I am craving Korean comfort food in Kelowna. They have amazing…read morebibimbaps-- they're loaded with fresh veggies, topped with sprouts and the bulgogi is usually very juicy and tender. I do wish they would put a little more meat, especially considering that their bibimbaps are a little pricier than at most Korean restaurants. I've also tried their kimbaps, they are fresh and super yummy! Also much pricier than usual, but they seem like they're bigger than most kimbaps. I've ordered their tteokbokki, and it wasn't as spicy as I had expected it to be. It seemed like there wasn't enough of the spicy pepper paste (gochujang) to give it that kick and flavour. I absolutely adore tteokbokki, and I was little sad that it did not meet my expectations. Overall, this place has some great Korean comfort foods, consistent service and a lot of selection (I will definitely try their Korean tacos soon!). Pricier than most Korean restaurants but totally worth a try!

I ordered the a spicy Soybean Paste Soup. This should be Doenjang-guk in Korean. It was the…read moreweirdest Doenjang-guk that I had in my whole entire life. I expected gochu-jang, but they used a different ingredient to make it spicy. I couldn't taste any of the soy bean paste at all. It was a thicker consistency than normal Doenjang-guk. Wifey ordered the spicy tofu soup and she liked it. The children ordered chicken teriyaki and they liked it. I wouldn't come back here again though.

A nice surprise in Kelowna! Every dish we ordered was such a delight…read more We ordered the Korean fried chicken, gamjatang (pork bone soup), and Inari. All the dishes were great. The Inari is a must try. But the gamjatang is hands down one of the best dishes I have ever had. This dish was made so perfectly; it was rich, yet light and full of flavour. I have tried gamjatang at other places since then, and nothing compares to theirs, which is upsetting as I do not live in Kelowna. But on the brightside, it is something that I now look forward for my next visit!

We ordered takeout from TongDak because it seemed to be the spot for Korean Fried Chicken in…read moredowntown Kamloops area. Japchae - Good amount of beef and vegetables in it which is always good to see. There was some light soy flavour to it but wasn't too salty. I would have liked it more if the noodles weren't as soft and more on the chewy side ebut other than that, amazing. Honey Garlic chicken - A good choice if you like sweet and savoury! They had a great cook on the chicken and it was the perfect balance of sweet and savoury. I've had this before at other spots but it's always been too sweet and it was not the case here! Spicy chicken - The fried chicken was both sweet and spicy from the sauce on it. Like the honey garlic flavour, the skin remained crispy on the outside while the chicken was juicy on the inside. yum.

The food is amazing I normally never have craving for…read moreanything , except this place The service is also good the guy that runs this place is awesome energy