This was an amazing dining experience with the most delectable food! I came here with my siblings,…read moreand we're from Tennessee. We came down to Atlanta to watch a national soccer game and on the way back we chose to eat at a Korean restaurant. Best decision we made because the service and authenticity of their dishes were to die for! The dessert was amazing!! The owner was so nice and went up to customers asking how everything was. I would definitely recommend this restaurant to anyone who's hungry and in Cartersville!

I got the Tofu Bibimbap (4/5) and split the Tteokbokki (Spicy Rice Cakes; 4/5). The bibimbap was…read moregood but pretty light on the tofu, yet I still felt pretty full after. It was deceptively more food than it looked like. The Tteokbokki were too soft for me but had a good flavor, and my partner liked them too. The service was great (4.5/5); they were very attentive and friendly. The interior of the restaurant is clean and nice (4/5). We are excited to go back and try more dishes!

My wife and I eat here at least once a month! We come here for the service although we found out…read moretonight some of our favorite servers left. Tonight the portions were massive! I think we had a new server who did great! The thing about this place is everyone seems to pitch in at each table to make sure everything runs smoothly. We almost always get the beef bulgogi and the spicy chicken, but there are MANY meat options that we can't usually get to. You can absolutely throw down and get the meat sweats if you are into that. The sides that come with it are to your choosing. Plenty of choices. We love the rice cakes as an app. and, pro tip, order extra mushrooms and seasoning and cook them with the beef. It's delicious! The place is very modern and there are KPop stars/ music streaming on the TVs. I've seen large parties so don't hesitate. There is a full bar with drink specials throughout the week. This place is just fun! The food and service are great. We love it here and will keep coming back!

Good smile service with good price for quick lunch stop if you are in mood for meat. We usually…read moreorder lettuce instead of eating rice as side. Service is very prompt.

Food was delicious! Especially the Korean fried chicken in the spicy tangy sauce! Tteokbokki was…read morespicy and tasty. The service was great! 100% recommend!

i'd been dying to try this place out and it was such a cute little restaurant! the staff was so…read morefriendly too, and we didn't have to wait too long to receive our meals or be waited on. my friend ordered the pork dumplings and the pork collar bowl and he said they were very good. i myself got the korean spicy ramyeon and it was good! the shrimp was my fave part and the broth was pretty flavorful as well. i don't know that i'd drive all the way out here for it but it would certainly hit the spot when we were in the area. i've heard great things about the korean fried chicken so i definitely need to come back just to try that.

I come here for lunch sometimes. I love their banchans and their soondubu jigae soup. The tofu is…read moresoft and filling, My husband got the bibimbob and it was a generous portion. Everything was flavorful and delicious. Great option when craving Korean food or want a heartwarming soup. The server gave us the yogurt drink at the end which is a nice way to end the meal. The restaurant is pretty quiet at lunch which I enjoy.

Ssamjang is a no frills, multiple menu, several screens type of Asian establishment- interestingly…read moresituated at Cumberland Mall in a reasonably commodious venue. On Mon-Thurs, they offer a pretty solid all you can eat lunch option, though you'd have to be pretty hungry to exploit it! We got the veggie bibimbap and seafood soup, along with the requisite set of appetizers. Both were tasty and filling. Note that we had to ask for some "hot sauc" to generate some extra spice...I put quotes because it was a bit sweet - but still offered sufficient flavor. Service was friendly and straightforward - answering our questions and providing some side items as requested. It seems like they are labor constrained, but they definitely made it work.

We've been to Zen Ramen and Sushi Burrito multiple times, and it's always a fantastic experience…read more The ramen here is outstanding. I've tried the Tonkotsu Kamikaze, which has a nice kick of spice and an incredibly flavorful broth. The chashu pork is always moist and perfectly cooked, and the egg is one of my favorite toppings. It's just delicious. I've also tried the Tonkotsu Black, which uses a black garlic oil to give the broth a unique and delicious twist. It's not spicy, just rich and flavorful in a different way, and honestly, I can't choose between the two. They're both fantastic depending on whether you're in the mood for a bit of heat or not. On the sushi burrito side, the Dancing Sushi Burrito is a must-try. It's basically a giant sushi roll loaded with tuna, shrimp tempura, salmon, cream cheese, lettuce, cucumber, avocado, edamame, wasabi sauce, and eel sauce. It might sound a bit unusual, but it's absolutely delicious. Once I realized it wasn't actually wrapped in a tortilla like a normal burrito, I was all in, and I can't recommend it enough. I always make my ramen a combo so I can add either the chicken karaage or the fried pork gyoza. Both are fantastic. The karaage is super crispy with a great dipping sauce, and the gyoza comes with a unique and delicious sauce I've never had anywhere else. If you go with someone, I'd suggest getting both and trying each other's sauces because they're both so good. Service is often very good as well. The servers are incredibly kind and attentive. We've never had any issues. In fact, they've recognized us as regulars on a few visits and even thanked us for coming in, which was a really nice and personal touch. Overall, Zen Ramen and Sushi Burrito is a place we keep coming back to for good reason. Great food, plenty of flavorful options, and definitely worth a visit!

So looking forward to trying them! Service was great!…read moreThe Rock and Roll was pretty and Very tasty! The Sushi Burito was not at all to my liking... Not much to choose from on Sushi offerings. No Sashimi or Nigiri. Only two rolls to choose from! A disappointment! Lots of Korean and Raman Noodle Bowls if that's your thing... Won't be going back.

We had an outstanding experience at Table 20. From the moment we sat down, our waiter Nick went…read moreabove and beyond. Our son has celiac disease, and Nick was incredibly knowledgeable and proactive, personally making sure everything was clearly communicated with the chefs so we felt completely comfortable and confident. The atmosphere was very relaxed yet attentive we never had to ask for a thing because Nick was always one step ahead and made sure we had everything we needed. On top of that, he took the time to recommend things to do while we're visiting, which was such a thoughtful touch. We don't live in town, but the downtown area is absolutely amazing, and after this experience, we can't wait to explore it more tomorrow in the daylight. And the food, hands down five stars across the board. We will absolutely be back when passing through, and if you're dining here, ask for Nick!

Man what a find. Above average experience overall…read more Came in on a Tuesday night around 7:30. Place was busy but not loud at all. Great acoustics. Service was great. Didn't catch his name but he's been there 2-1/2 years he said. Only knock, had to remind him a couple of times to refill my water. They no longer leave carafes of water on the tables as a regular customer complained it was unsanitary. A shame. They should just wash the carafes after each use. Anyway... I ordered a burger with an extra patty. No bun, with cheese, onions and mushrooms as I recall. Here were the two oddities. The meal was served with a single patty and the second patty came out 5 minutes later. Made me think they forgot. Also, the 2 patties were different. One was cooked perfectly and moist. The second was cooked a bit more (but not terribly more) but was dry. The asparagus was fantastic. I do recommend though. Cool spot.

The best authentic Korean food in Georgia Great service and…read morethe food is spectacular Highly recommended

I just got back from Seoul and I miss the local food. I looked up a Korean restaurant and from the…read morereviews this was very traditional and it did not disappoint. I walked in and it is a very small restaurant and cosy. Two ladies run the restaurant and they are very attentive J ordered the Kimchi with bacon ham and tofu and it was delicious. It reminded me of Seoul for sure. The service is efficientX fast and accurate. If you want a traditional meal, look no further just pay attention as it is easy to miss.

I have been visiting this restaurant for years, back when they first opened in Kennesaw and were…read morenamed Seoul Food. For a long time, they were my go-to when I was craving Korean food. They had a deal for $5 for 5 sides where you could get a whole trayful of tteokbokki and a good deal on their "Seoul bowl" which was a meat, 2 dumplings and a side. I understand that the economy has changed a lot in the recent years so they could not maintain their prices. However, I found that the quality of food was also declining while prices continued to rise. This last time I visited, I got the kimbap and bowl (pork bulgogi and japchae). This was one of the most disappointing experiences I've had. The kimball was falling apart, so much that it was difficult to eat. When you went to take a bite, all of the contents fell out. The bulgogi and dumplings were fine but the japchae was very bad. Like I said, I've been coming here for years and I have *never* seen the japchae look like this. It was dark and chewy like rubber. It was so bad that I couldn't even finish half of the side before I called it quits. I did reach out to the restaurant soon after and they were very apologetic and offered a refund. I am just disappointed that one of my favorite restaurants is changing so much. Additionally, they updated the menu recently and took off some items that I previously enjoyed (like the potato tornado). Most of all, I am disappointed in the tteokbokki deal. It is now $2.50 for 4 rice cakes (you can count them in the container). And I am also sad that the japchae wasn't good as this was my go-to place for Korean japchae cravings.

Cute little spot with counter service. They have great Bimbimbap bowls. I also love that they…read moreoffer japchae (sweet potato glass noodles), no so happy that the toppings are cold. My broccoli was fridge cold, which is common in this establishments. They also have Gimbap, which I used to joke around are korean sushi rolls. The quality of the meat is decent, though not always as tender or flavorful as you'd expect from a traditional Korean BBQ spot. Some of the marinades are good, but others feel a bit bland or lacking in depth. The side dishes (banchan) are a nice touch, but they can be hit-or-miss in terms of freshness and flavor. Overall in all, KPop BBQ To Go is a solid option if you're craving Korean BBQ and need something quick.

Yummy fresh food, Good ambiance super fast service and kind waiters! If its your first time they…read morewill walk you through the process and the food is such good quality.

Let me preface this by saying that I typically eat REAL KOREAN FOOD. I RECOMMEND "lL Mee" on Cobb…read morePkwy in Marietta. However, my companion wanted to go to this place. It's very nicely decorated but I was taken aback when we walked up to the table and there were individual portions of sauces already sitting at each place setting. There was a small group salad , about a tablespoon worth of marinated daikon radish and the same amount of marinated cucumbers. The waiter said that we had to use a QR CODE menu. Huh?! Really? I asked for a regular menu. My companion started ordering , apparently having been here before, from the about 12 different meat choices. It was explained how the barbecue worked. Pick up to 3 different types of meat, cook and finish that and order more. I wasnt interested in that. So I started looking for other Korean food. There were none. There was two more banshan dishes, both of which were disgusting . The price was $32 each. I ate approximately $0.50 worth of meat, my 1st companion ate approximately the same as me. As she doesn't eat much meat ever. And the second person ate approximately $5 worth of meat. Had a $16 drink and we were charged $3 per soda. A total of $9 ( I had tea, she had a coke and a refill of coke!) they charged for a refill!! The total was $125 BEFORE TIP. Then they gave us exact amounts for the tips. 18%, 20%, and 25%!! I ended up paying $148.37!! I haven't been so angry about paying for a dinner in years!! I would gladly have paid that if the food was worth it. But it was disgustingly over marinated meat that was questionable at best! Never again!! THERE WAS LITERALLY NOTHING on the menu that is "Typically Korean" They should have offered other options for people who didn't want to eat the barbecue worked! Not even one thing! If I could give it a zero, I would!!