This was probably the WORST KBBQ spot I've ever been to. The utensils were dirty, and some of the…read moremeats and side dishes tasted spoiled. The food literally tasted like STRAIGHT GASOLINE from the grill, and overall it just didn't feel like real Korean BBQ compared to all the other spots I've tried. None of the food tasted right besides the fried gyozas lol. How can you serve spoiled meats and sides to customers??? The picked radishes and one of the meats stank. Service was pretty slow too, and they didn't remove the spoiled meat from our table even after we said it smelled bad. I couldn't even eat and ended up leaving hungry. I can't believe this place is still operating. Definitely would not recommend unless you want to come here and eat fried gyozas.

Very good variety of Korean dishes with many chicken, pork and beef/bulgogi options. Great menu…read moreitems and lots of variety with the all you can eat. Our server was kind enough to bring us a lot of small sampler appetizers with our ordered appetizer, we had tons of food! The inside of the restaurant is very spacious and comfortable, they had a coy fish pond in the central entry area which was very cool, and they even had some of those fun delivery robots. Overall a very good value and really diverse Korean dining experience!

The original owners sold this Korean street food restaurant location to new owners in May'ish 2025…read moreand if you haven't been in yet, don't delay because during our lunchtime visit this week we learned the current owners may be closing this in the next month or so. My understanding is that the current owner also owns a couple of teriyaki businesses and wants to focus on them, in particular since business here has been slow. If my husband's and my experience was typical, at lunch time on this day there were only 3 other customers besides us who came in during the hour'ish we were there. Too bad because the food was good and the service was friendly. But the odd location might put people off. So let's start with that. LOCATION: In Garden City, next to a St. Luke's Health Care Rehab PT location and a commercial exercise gym, all in the same building. It can be hard to know it is there unless you know and now you do. :-) MO: Order at the counter from a menu placed there and also with photos for the food on the wall next to the door. Food delivered to your table when ready. Bus your own when done if you want to or they will pick do it for you. EATS & $: Our total was around $32. We chose Kimchi Ramen, Bulgogi Bibimbap and Hotteok, a leaning sweet pancake filled with a mixture of seeds and sugar. It was our first time trying that delicious item and we will definitely seek this out at other Korean places when this one closes. Portion sizes were large and we took home the ramen and bibimbap to reheat. (Waste not...) I so appreciate that they use real dishware bowls, not disposable ones, to serve in. And while we were there, the young man working at the counter (delightful guy and related to the owner we learned) came over to talk with us and the owners delivered cups of their hot and cold Korean tea for us to try. It was so good, a gingery, slightly sweet brew. PARKING: Private lot. ACCESSIBILITY: ADA compliant parking is in front of the St. Luke's Entrance but given the sidewalk design which fails both ADA and Idaho building code, a wheelchair user may find it impossible to navigate the left turn on that sidewalk to the one that runs parallel to the restaurant. (As aside, it is infuriating that one sees these ADA violations all over Garden City.) Although there is no ADA parking in front of the restaurant, someone has poured an awkward and crudely done cement "ramp" to get to it from that side. Once inside, all seating is standard height but only one would likely work for wheelchair users who can't transfer to a chair. LOO: For planning ahead purposes, there is no bathroom in the restaurant but if you ask they will unlock the door between the restaurant and the St. Luke's PT building so that you can use the bathroom there. My husband tells me the loo is ADA compliant. DELIVERY: Yes, I think, via Door Dash. TIDBIT: The original owners retained the right to the name Koco Bell and they are opening or maybe already have opened a Korean street food place in downtown Boise (5th & Main) that is mostly focused on take out. It is called Koco Bell Express.

Koco Bell has been a favorite since they opened the old location on McMillan. Unfortunately the…read morefood this time was just ok and we experienced a little bit of a commotion between the two workers regarding (we assume) a DoorDash order. Food: 4/5. I must start by saying the pancakes continue to be a highlight and a delicious treat! We got the half and half Korean Corn Dog, which was just ok. I would say it was more like 3/4 cheese. The tteokbokki is one of my favorites and I liked the new addition of eggs. It also was not as spicy as before which is pleasant (to me). The bulgogi box was just ok. Service: 4/5. The service was good. We were the only ones there so it was somewhat quick to get our items but everything came out at different times. The main thing that took away from our experience was the couple working were arguing in the main area about another order. It was a very uncomfortable situation. Atmosphere: 4:5. The location is interesting on State St next to the Crunch Fitness. It is very open and bright and not as comfy and inviting as the old location. I do like the jewelry and other handmade items for sale. Kid friendly: 4/5. Older kids could be fine, but I'm not sure little ones would like the food and didn't notice any highchairs. Due to the location and the fact that the food was just ok, I am not sure we will be back but would recommend trying it at least once!

Grab yourself a baby dragon roll All the rolls were…read moreexcellent Teriyaki was very good The rice ironically lacked flavor but there was plenty of it

Me and my guy decided to have a lunch out and decided to go to Rice in Eagle. We sat at the bar…read moreand ordered from the lunch special menu-drunken noodlea and panang curry. We enjoyed a bottle of plum wine and this delicious, flavorful food. Everything was fresh and delicious and our bartender Brandon was amazing! In fact all the staff were friendly. The atmosphere is filled with plants and decorative lighting. It was a nice respite to or a little getaway. I highly recommend this as a lunch spot! It is a little gem in Eagle.

This place is absolutely amazing. The owner is so kind and friendly, and the food is so good! My…read morefavorite place to get Korean food!

The variety of food items to put into your bowl was very good -- lots of selections. Even more…read moreimportantly, all. the items looked extremely fresh and attractive. In addition, they had more cooking sauces than I had ever seen at other similar restaurants. In my opinion, the freshness and variety of the food justified the prices which seemed a bit higher than other places.

Best Mongolian bbq I've had in Idaho! If you're in the Boise area this place has the best tasting…read morefood combined with a calm and very clean ambiance. I came in after spotting it driving by and I don't regret it at ALL!!! The nice and lovely staff made my day even better! Such a nice and refreshing place to have a good hearty meal. Can't wait to come back!

I've been to panda garden before and I haven't had any bad experiences. This place is very yummy…read moreand the people are nice. I got the spring rolls they were crispy but soft on the inside, very good. The orange chicken was a little spicy but soooo delicious the chicken was very tender and flavorful. The chicken lo mein was also very tasty and the chicken again was very soft in the best way. Over all 10/10 would eat here again. P.s. the pink chopsticks also sold from here, very cute, I love them.

I'm still in the hunt for some good Chinese food. So I have been making my way through the valley…read moreto find it! This joint is real close to my Brother in law's job and had commented that they push out some pretty darn good fried rice. Word of mouth is the best kind of advertising so I'm taking his word and trying it out today. I'm going off of his fried rice recommendation so I'm hoping it's going to be good. I work downtown so it's a close drive to get to this joint. I have passed this place for many years and never tried it out. I know there's a cute panda sign up front but I honestly didn't know what to expect. The building is older which is fine. Hella good food is pushed out of janky spots all the time. Walking in, this venue is tiny. It holds a good amount of tables. It could use some upkeeping and a little updating. It looks very run down, dirty. Janky is fine but it's a turn off when it's dirty looking. Unfortunately I came too late for their lunch menu. I always find it the best way to be able to try a little of everything with lunch combo plates. After checking out the menu, I was excited to see that I could get a small bowl of hot and sour soup. I don't have to commit to a large bowl. I also wanted mu shu tofu. I asked about the tofu and my server seemed confused about it. So, I went with the chicken to prevent any communication issues. I feel like tofu is a standard item in Chinese restaurants so it threw me off that she was confused that I wanted it as an option. While I was waiting for my food, I worked on my hot tea. The pot could use a wipe down. It wasn't the cleanest looking tea pot. My soup came out pretty quick. I had a feeling the soup was pre made since they offer it by the bowl. To be honest, I can tell I was going to be disappointed by the soup cause of the color. It was light, no chili flakes, no bamboo shoots. After taking a couple bites, I figured it was egg flower soup with extra soy for color. They added tofu which is normally in hot and sour. Man, what a disappointing bowl of soup. It was decent for what it was, egg flower but there was no heat and no acidity. They should not be calling that soup hot and sour. The mu shu was dropped off and it looked promising. It was rich in color. There were nice pieces of chicken throughout the dish. The pancakes didn't look like the normal pancakes that normally come with mu shu. They were thick, powdery and looked uncooked. But I was willing to give it a chance. I rolled up a fat roll with the pancake and mu shu. Added a nice amount of plum sauce and dove right in! Ya.... that pancake was not it. It tasted thick, raw and doughy. I removed everything in the middle and decided to eat the mu shu like a stir fry. I asked for a side of fried rice and ate a much as I could. The chicken in the dish was tender. There was a good amount of veggies. The flavor was good. I would have liked more cabbage to the dish. The cabbage adds a nice crunchy element to the dish. Eating it with the rice was good but it would have been nice to have the full experience with the right pancakes. I don't see myself coming back. Service was not even basic, food was dropped off and never was checked up on. The soup was disappointing and misleading. The pancakes were criminal. And you're charged 3.25 for half pot of tea. Mind blowing that you're charged that much for tea and a half pot at that. Most Chinese joints use generic green tea, 50 bags to a box. I know, I served it for years. I can't imagine how much you're charged for soda. The mu shu was decent which gives this visit a 2 star but overall, this visit was not worth the 20 bucks I spent.

First timers! Love this place! Absolutely freshest ingredients -- really did not expect such…read morefreshness for a giant bowl of food for such a low price. My god can people pile on the ingredients!!! Regulars advised us to start with meats, then veggies and then noodles . . . and to put the sauces in a different bowl! The food was cooked perfectly, the staff were extremely welcoming, and we enjoyed the experience quite a bit! We'll be back -- next time with the extended family!!

Friendly staff, fast service and delicious food! Room for large crowds and events. Clean…read moreenvironment. Great ambiance.

Fresh off a flight into Boise, I wandered into a no‑frills, no‑nonsense Mongolian BBQ just down the…read morestreet from my stay. Moments after walking in, I was seated and given the crash course: Step one -- load a bowl with your pick of proteins, toppings, and noodles. Step two -- build your sauce from a dizzying line‑up of choices. Step three -- hand it all over to the grill master, who turns it into sizzling art on the flat‑top in less time than it takes to check your phone. There are various bowl sizes and an All You Can Eat option-- for those prepared to test the laws of physics. My medium was just right. A bowl of white rice was also waiting for me at my booth: perfect for chasing the last of the sauce. My stir‑fry hit all the marks I wanted: the punch of garlic, the kick from jalapeños, and that satisfying, wok‑kissed finish. Value? Excellent -- especially if you've got the appetite (and stamina) for AYCE. I'm already plotting my return run at the grill.

The food here is absolutely exceptional! There are definitely things that could be improved like it…read morewas a bit confusing how the system worked and they don't have rice as an option to mix with your stir fry (it is available on the side with your order in a separate container) but the ingredients themselves were varied and delicious and the food preparation was entertaining and well done. Will definitely be back and highly recommend for anyone looking for great Asian food in Boise!