This place had great food and great staff running around tryna accommodate us! where it is located…read moreis convinience!

Gangnam BBQ is an AYCE hot spot in Las Vegas. The slick Korean-modern design has natural wood…read morefinishings. It looks like a small space but there's actually additional seating in another area. The server was really sweet and always there to assist or bus our dishes. There were multiple helpers constantly picking up dishes or delivering plates. We opted for the highest food tier which included wagyu beef, wagyu carpaccio, and lobster tails. This is one of the best Korean BBQ places I've eaten at in a while. All the dishes were seasoned to perfection. Even the kimchi fried rice was made at the table. I was impressed that there wasn't a meat or dish I didn't like. All items were definitely fresh. I fell in love with the wagyu beef and the lobster was juicy. The sushi items were good quality and flavored. There was a minor mishap when the server accidentally spilled a bowl of food on me. I commend her for immediately taking action, apologized, and the manager comped my drinks and dessert. I like how quickly they reacted. I'd definitely come back again! It was an hour wait time, even on the waitlist, but well worth it! There is a time limit on how long your dining experience is. Parking is available in this strip mall.

Mission in LV: Authentic Korean that your uber guy goes to 2x a week. Accomplished!!…read more Excellent bossam, Kim chee pancake and braised beef! Sajangnim was also named Young, wonderfully courteous and gracious. Clean and bright with local clientele so you know it's great!!! Check in: two days later, we're back ! Naengmyeon, Bossam and seafood pancake. Oh my word- packed house at 2:30 pm Sunday. The food is so delicious, you'll gladly wait list yourself for at least 30-40 minutes. Bonus: playing entire ARIRANG BTS album in house.

They are the best soondae soup in Vegas…read more Side dishes; cabbage kimchi, radish kimchi, cucumber kimchi, and fish cake came with soondae soup, and servers were checking each tables and give refill for side dishes. All the side dishes were delicious, and soup was absolutely great! There were a lots of meat and blood sausage in the soup, and soup base was very clean and rich flavor. Their parking lot and dining area are pretty big, so it is good for group. Also, food came out quick.

The food was delicious. The kalbijjim had a ton of flavor and everything was so tender and the…read morebroth was fantastic. Highly recommend. The cheese I didn't feel would have been necessary but I did like it when it was on the corn that we added. The glass noodles are a thicker noodle so if you prefer thin then don't add them. The dumplings were full of meat and perfectly cooked. Highly recommend even though it is very expensive. Service though is insanely slow. It took use literally 30 minutes to get a box and pay. Once you put in your order that's it. You never see them again. The place isn't all that big, but the place is nice overall. Review from August of 2025

Daeho is always good! I lived in the Bay Area and would go to Daeho with my friends for their…read moresignature Kalbijjim, and it never disappointed. I was craving Daeho while I was in Vegas so I was glad to see that they had one. Kalbijjim - A solid and reliable dish. However, in the Bay Area, I remember the portion size being more, especially for the price. But what can I say? The meat is so tender and the sauce coats everything in the pot. There is Tteok-bokki, radish, potato, and carrot which pairs super well with the Kalbi. Overall, I would definitely come back. I just wish the portion sizes were bigger!

Food was amazing and checked on regularly by staff. Honestly…read moreloved the speed that food was brought out and chill environment of the place. Considering I came at a busy time it was great service. Definitely coming back!

Food is really good and delicious. The service is amazing and overall atmosphere is great.read more

This is a solid spot if you love sour flavors and hot, comforting soup…read more The kimchi was properly sour -- not slightly fermented, but genuinely tangy and sharp. Even the vegetables had that strong sour punch, which I really liked with the steaming hot soup. I'm not big on a table full of side dishes, so I actually appreciated that they kept it simple. Not too many extras, just the essentials. The soup itself wasn't overly salty, which I liked. You can season it to your preference since they provide extra salt on the side. The gomtang stood out -- the beef was very tender, soft, and clearly simmered well. And honestly, the slightly indifferent service made it feel authentic. Not overly polite or trying too hard -- just straightforward and focused on the food. If you enjoy sour notes and comforting Korean soups, this place does it well.

i am going to give this restaurant a 4 because the ambiance is a 1 , but the taste, a 5. TBH, we…read morewalked out the first time because it didn't look open, a bit sloppy and not really our "type" of place, but based on other food reviews decided to just give it a try. The taste and value is really great, actually. If you are looking for your "halmoni's" (grandma in Korean) authentic, homemade, caring, handmade flavors and can ignore the no-frills, don't -care, terrible location and zero curbside appeal, this is your place. Imagine going to an old neighborhood Korean home where the kimchee to the broths and banchan are made with love. The scissors are sharp so you can easily cut the perfectly fermented, primly pickled kimchee and the cucumbers (oi kimchee) are fresh and the beef broth deeply steeped and rich with flavor. Plus it's an absolute bargain for what you get. I think we ordered almost one of everything (for just the three of us) just to taste it. The naengmyun (cold noodles) were fine. Not exceptional, but decent. The saam and chive pancake was very good. Value is high, taste is high; authenticity very high. Huge portions in today's world of cutting back. But I feel fortunate to find a "go-to" for my korean cravings. Like walking into my auntie's house for some warm, deeply comforting, home-cooked k-meal. Craving the dogani bone broth soup now!! (Would have taken photos but it would have hard to judge based on photos alone. This is a place you have to go to just to taste it, not look at it).

So happy to have dined here. It's definitely a hidden gem. The decor is beautiful and the workers…read moreare so friendly. Always smiling which I like. Food: Medium Size - Marinated Steamed Short Rib aka Galbi Jjim Beef Tofu Soup Fry Dumplings Omg!!! I love Korean Food and these dishes made me a happy lady. The only missing was cucumber kimchi but that's just preference. The Short Rib was so tender and very flavorful. The soup was an added touch and different taste from the shortrib that made it sooo good. I enjoyed the ban chan and we asked for me of the radish and jap chae. I ate about 2 of the fry dumplings aka pan fried dumplings dipped in the sauce. My friends all enjoyed the food too. I will definitely return and would highly recommend.

My family went to Las Vegas for a trip to see the Grand Canyon and found Garionban through a quick…read moresearch of nearby Korean restaurants. We were particularly interested in their combos meat menu items that look so appetizing on their menu and from patrons pictures. Being a huge Korean food fan, I had to order everything. We were pleased with everything we tried. The seafood pancake was delicious. The corn cheese and the kimchi fried rice was a hit with the kids. There was plenty of parking when we visited for early dinner. My only complaint was our server being a little less than friendly. But overall, quick service and the food was delicious and presented well. If visiting Las Vegas, I recommend giving this Korean restaurant a try. See my pictures!

If you're looking for authentic Korean comfort food in Las Vegas, Tang is a must visit…read more From the moment we walked in, Hera made us feel so welcomed and treated us like family. The hospitality alone made the experience special, and every dish brought so much flavor and comfort. We enjoyed: Tuigin-mandu 튀김만두 Fried dumplings Matbogi Bossam 맛보기 보쌈.  Mini size steamed pork belly platter Tteokbokki: 떡볶이 Spicy rice cake with fish cake & boiled egg Haemuljeon 해물전 Seafood & green onion pancake Samgyetang: 삼계탕 Chicken soup w/ ginseng Mandujeongol 만두전골 Dumpling hot pot Everything tasted incredibly authentic and delicious.

I had such a comforting and memorable experience here. This place really captures the heart of…read moretraditional Korean home cooking--the kind of food that feels like it was made with care and passed down through generations. Every dish we ordered was full of flavor and beautifully balanced. The soups were rich and deeply satisfying, the side dishes (banchan) were fresh and plentiful, and everything tasted authentic and thoughtfully prepared. You can tell they don't cut corners with ingredients or technique. What stood out most was the warmth--not just from the food, but from the atmosphere and service. The staff were welcoming, attentive, and made us feel right at home without being overbearing. If you're looking for genuine Korean comfort food that hits the spot, this is definitely a place worth coming back to. I'll absolutely be returning whenever I'm craving something hearty, nostalgic, and delicious.

This was a spontaneous and last second picking for a Korean tofu restaurant. Thanks to Yelpers for…read moregreat reviews, I can say we stumbled upon finding this restaurant know for their Tofu soups. We all ordered a combination of some sort with a Korean protein like bibimbap, galbi short ribs, bulgogi and spicy pork bulgogi along with tofu soups. Service was fast as we were in a bit of a rush and Seoul Tofu delivered. Not only were they fast, but every thing came out correctly and delicious. The ban Chan was lacking to me. Most of the items served I could not eat due to gout triggers or sensitivity. One of my favorite Korean side dish is kimchi cucumbers, and they did not serve that at the time or maybe they don't offer it. The food was good. Very comparable to other Korean Tofu places Fortunately for us, they were not super crowded but still a decent amount of patrons inside.

This really hit. We came for a Saturday lunch and there was a line bt 11:30 but well worth the hit…read more Kimchi Pancake 3/5 - I wish it was a little crisper on the outside. It wasn't bad but could have been better Bibimbap 4/5 Spicy Pork 4.4/5 Tofu Soup 5/5 Special shout out to the potato side dish..it was so good we asked for more 100% would come back!

The best KBBQ in Las Vegas! My family has been coming here for years and always recommend them to…read morefamily and friends.

Never judge a book by its cover. From the outside, Hobak, which means pumpkin in Korean, looks like…read moreyour standard KBBQ spot. Step inside, though, and suddenly you are transported somewhere that feels straight out of the Euljiro district in downtown Seoul. The welcome sets the tone. The mostly non-Korean staff greet you by shouting something in Korean. I had to ask my Chinese server what it meant. He laughed and said, "Hobak imnida" which translates to "We are Hobak." Kind of silly, but honestly part of the charm. What we did not realize is that Hobak is celebrating its tenth year in business. In Las Vegas, that is no small feat. Restaurants here disappear faster than a weekend bankroll, so a decade says a lot. Also worth noting, Hobak is not AYCE. They offer set menus and à la carte options. We went with the set menu for two, and it was more than enough food. That said, if you are strictly a meat-only person, this might not be your ideal spot. The seafood pancake and kimchi stew deserve just as much attention as the meat! The real surprise though: while it is not AYCE, they quietly rolled out AYCD all you can drink for $14 back in November. Yes, you read that right. So plan accordingly. Bring a DD or call a Lyft because things can escalate quickly. We ended up with two bottles of soju and two large Cass beers, which would have easily been double the AYCD price. Sodas are also included. One of the better deals you will find in this city. Service was excellent across the board. Tyler, who is half Japanese and half White, handled the brisket and short ribs like a pro. Our tattooed Chinese server, who looked intimidating at first glance, turned out to be incredibly friendly and grilled the pork jowl perfectly. Everyone else kept the banchan coming with a smile. By the time we finished, we had to walk laps around the shopping center just to recover. We left full, slightly buzzed, and, fittingly, feeling like a couple of very giant hobaks.

This time, we decided to check this out!! It's an Asian…read morefood hall, with lots of different restaurants. Chinese, Korean, Japanese, Thai, etc. The food hall is not that big, but they have a good variety of food spots. Modern look. First visit was great! We look forward to coming back to try more stuff.

Cheongdam Food Hall is located on Spring Mountain Road and Durango. They offer foods like AYCE…read moresushi, Japanese Curry, Korean, and a grab and go. There is free parking on the front and many tables for seating. In regardless to service, you would place an order at your choice of food places and they would give you a table number. Once your food is ready, servers will bring the food to your table. I really like Curry-Ya. I had the curry soup and tasted really good. 8/10.