So to start, this is not a Korean restaurant. I'm always willing to support Korean restaurants even if they are Americanized or fusion-type. There was absolutely nothing Korean about this place except for the names.
We got the 3 Korean pizzas, bulgogi, bibimbap, and kimchi. Beef fried rice, spicy mayo wings, and soy garlic wings.
These flatbread pizzas are a little larger than mod pizza, but similar thickness and texture of dough.
Bulgogi had taco seasoning, no soy sauce in the marinade, and I'm just not sure what flavor they were using.
Bibimbap was an onion and pepper pizza with an egg on top. I don't know how that qualifies as bibimbap.
Kimchi pizza was ok only because kimchi flavor will overpower any other faults in a pizza. And I love kimchi.
Fried rice used long grain rice and again they used a flavor I'm not familiar with, possibly garam masala?? It was not what I was expecting, and very dry.
Chicken would have been good if it was crispy and not soggy. That said, I could go to any of the Korean chicken places nearby that would offer much better quality and flavor.
Cashier was nice, service took long, but definitely made to order and freshly made. Only paper menus available. The 5 tv screens (presumably for menus) were all not working.
It is a take out place like what you'd expect at a papajohns. There's a few seats, but not a place to sit and eat. More for order and pick up and you grab drinks from the cooler. This place is fairly new, but it already is starting to look run down. I feel bad but I don't think this place will last. I hate giving bad reviews, but I also want to save people from expecting Korean food and being terribly disappointed. read more