Great food, the bulgogi was amazing as were the appetizers and all the rest of the food we ordered…read more The atmosphere left something to be desired, but it's worth going for the food.

It's just not good. The rice used seems to be minute rice. When asked for any seasonings other than…read moresoy sauce they don't have any. Basically this is a bar with sticky tables and some billiards. I don't believe they actually intend to sell food here.

I ordered the Spam Kimbap as an appetizer -- first time trying it, and it was so good! I also had…read morethe Beef Bulgogi, which was tender, flavorful, and perfectly cooked. The sides were fresh and delicious, and everything tasted homemade. The restaurant itself is a tiny little gem, and the service was excellent -- Nicole was so kind and helpful. I actually came here about 20 years ago, and the food was amazing back then too. I was so happy to see they're still open! The new owners have made some changes, but all in a good way. I'm really glad this place is still around -- I'll definitely be back.

If you're wanting authentic Korean, this might not be the place for you. First indicator of that…read morewas when we saw that a whole section of the menu dedicated to burgers. And banchan only comes free with bulgogi meals and only if requested. (That's one of my favorite parts of Korean food, so big let down there). But once I set my expectations aside, it was overall enjoyable. We got the 4 piece yaki, something totally non-Korean that had meat and fried plantains, kimchi soup for me, fried tofu for my husband, beef soup for my father in law, and cheesy rice for the kids. The kimchi soup was okay, but not the flavor and ingredient packed kimchi jigae I was looking for. (So far nowhere in Lawton has been able to deliver on that) It was pretty simple, just broth, kimchi, and tofu. Not bad, and would probably be pretty comforting on a cold Lawton winter day, but it's not something I'd order a second time. My husband loved his fried tofu. I tried a bite, it was tasty and seared well. My father in law had no complaints over his soup, but he also wasn't singing its praises or anything. The crispiness of the yaki was perfect, but the filling just meh, and it didn't come with a dipping sauce. The plantain and meat dish was definitely my least favorite, but my father in law put some of the meat in his soup and he said it was way better that way. But the unexpected star of the evening was the cheesy rice. Super simple - just a mound of steamed white rice with scrambled egg covered in a cheese sauce. i want to go back just to order cheesy rice again, but try it paired with something like bulgogi. Even though the food was, for the most part, just okay, the best part of the visit was the great service. Didn't catch the server's name, but she was personable and friendly without hovering or being overbearing. We also loved the vibe of the restaurant itself. There were board games, a giant jenga set, a giant connect 4 set, and some arcade games. It wasn't super busy, so my girls were able to just kind of walk around entertaining themselves with the games while the adults finished eating. So overall - the food wasn't great, but the vibes were slapping for us, and we'll definitely be back to give that cheesy rice another shot along with some other new menu items

Drove by after 2 days of hiking - so me and my friend had worked up quite the appetite…read more The pork bulgogi was delicious. Great service. Lots of side dishes. Authentic with gratuitous servings. Side note: No liquor license yet.

Gangnam style Korean bbq doesn't seem like much but my family and I were here for thanksgiving and…read moreit was one of the restaurants that was open so we gave it a shot. Pricing was cheap and reasonable The service was ok nothing to complain about but because we ordered to go . The ambiance was kind of bland to be honest not really much of an ambiance . The taste was ok it was missing that umph! It was lacking seasoning.

Nami was some pretty good Korean food. They were very quick with having our order ready, the…read morerestaurant itself was very clean, and the staff were quite friendly. The food was good, but fell short of being great. We ordered bulgogi, stif fried squid, and dumpling soup. The dulling soup was great, delicious dumplings and broth. The squid was good but had a bit of an oddly bouncy texture. The bulgogi was also really good, very flavorful, it was just a bit dry and had no added veggies whatsoever. The pictures showed it with more so it was a little disappointing for that reason. All the rice we recorded was a bit dry and tastes like day old rice. The food is also a bit on the pricier side compared to some other nearby Korean spots. The food here was really good, just a few things that brought quality down.

We were craving Korean food during our stay in Lawton, and we saw that Nami was only a 6-minute…read moredrive from our place! Upon entering the restaurant, we were immediately greeted and sat. The menu offered a good variety. I ordered the tofu soup and galbi, and my partner ordered the chicken yakisoba. The service was relatively quick, and the staff was friendly. The yakisoba was pretty tasty, but I felt like the taste was a bit too sweet for my liking. I also wished there were more noodles as the portion was large but there were a lot more vegetables than noodles. I loved the side salad that came with it though. My soondubu was hot and pretty flavorful and spiced. My galbi was tender and seasoned well, however I was surprised about the cut-- it did not look like your typical short rib. We also received a nice array of banchan with our meal. Though overall pricey, I do think we received pretty good portions.

Another great meal here last night -- haemul pajeon (seafood pancakes)!…read more Once again, very friendly table service Ample parking to the east

From the moment we arrived, Tristan made us feel as though we were an inconvenience. While we did…read morehave a party of 12, I arrived an hour early specifically to notify the staff. This was an impromptu celebration due to family being in town for the holidays and my daughter's birthday. The establishment offers a promotion of one free hour in a medium room (which accommodates up to 11 people) with a minimum $100 spend. I asked whether we could pay the difference to use a large room since we had 12 guests, but was told that was not an option. We were happy to proceed regardless and paid for one hour in the large room. When our paid hour ended, some guests had left. I asked if we could then move to a smaller room and use the complimentary hour. I was told no rooms were available, but that we were welcome to remain in the same room for the additional hour. We stayed and were careful to leave exactly at the one-hour mark. Unfortunately, when I received the check from Tristan, it included charges for two hours of the karaoke room. When I questioned this, his response was extremely rude, stating that "I had a choice not to stay." This did not reflect the conversation I had with our waitress. I explained that I was disappointed this was being disputed, especially considering our approximately $500 tab, but the issue was not resolved respectfully. While we did enjoy ourselves overall, the customer service was very disappointing. Sierra was polite and genuinely tried to de-escalate the situation, which was appreciated. However, due to Tristan's complete disrespect, and handling of the situation, we will not be returning. The food was just ok, the derive was slow (we were told there was only 3 servers out of 8) but we were there more for the experience, which was obviously skewed because of the poor customer service.

Came here to rewrite my review. I'm giving 2 stars to be nice. Our server, the gentleman was nice…read more Although his service was not great... at all... lol I still feel the need to give him an extra star bc I feel bad. He was the only one hosting, servicing and checking his customers out. We had to refill Our own water cause he wasn't stopping by or grabbing whag we need all at once. There is one Asian lady that is always sooo unhappy looking. I don't understand lol anyways!! Food is bland. They charge extra now for LA RIBS. I WAS LIVID. FOR $30 I can go to WOW KOREAN BBQ UP ON MEMORIAL AND PAY 37 and have unlimited everything. Also not on the all you can eat is ribeye which is $9, spicy baby octopus $10, and shrimp $9. I am soooo confuse. How is LA GALBI not included?! That is literally what makes up klbbq Gangnam use to be SOOO yummy. They changed owner. The old owner opened up the one on memorial called WOW. The menu is huge and food is delicious. I try to give Gangnam another try today w our friends but it was more than disappointing. On top of that, the AC was down. The restaurant took down all the TVs. It just looked sooo depressing and so run down :(( hope they figure it out one day but this will be my last time here

We decided to try Korean bbq tonight and this was where we ended up at. We were greeted right away…read moreand sat promptly. None of us had ever been to a place like this before so we didn't quite know what to expect. I think our waiter knowing it was our first time our waiter could have done a better job of explaining because we really didn't understand the different menu especially the all you can eat one. The food we got though was good and I would go back again

The food was very good. The restaurant was quiet and had a nice atmosphere. The staff was friendly.read more

This place has gone downhill in the past year or so. They went very lazy and cheap while raising…read moreprices. Most of the side dishes were old and nearly expired; they are sad, boring and lack variety. It's like they don't even try anymore. Nothing is fresh and they use WAY too much MSG; a little is fine but you can really taste it now. We used to come here often because the food was decent. If you want good authentic Korean food, then take the drive to Carrollton, TX. It's worth it. It's a shame because you can make really good side dishes etc. using the same ingredients and still keep food costs the same. Seems like they make a ton of dishes and then store them in the refrigerator for later; then they get old and taste like trash can juice and dishwater soup. I know Korean food, been married for almost 40 years and lived in Korea for a substantial amount of time. This place has no pride. They hope no one knows how good Korean food should taste. Since there is no real competition, they won't change until they go out of business.

I'm a huge fan of the Chicken Box! I have been eating between their old location on MLK Blvd (until…read morelost to a flood) and here at this location for 39 years. First off, two words, DIPPED CHICKEN!! You are not doing this chicken right if you don't get it "dipped". A super tasty spicy juicy sauce. It goes perfect on the chicken and just as tasty on the Livers & Gizards. If you don't get it dipped, the flaky crust breading is still delicious! The other bonus ... their menu here features some popular Korean dishes too. You can get Beef Bulgogi, Chicken Bulgogi, and Pork Bulgogi. Their Pork Bulgogi being my favorite! They all come as a plate with Vegetable Fried Rice or Steamed White Rice, along with two Yakimandu. You can't go wrong with one (or two if extra hungry) of these Bulgogi plates. Service is always spot on and fairly quick. There's an occasional minor hold up, but it's only because there doing it up fresh. The atmosphere is a bit of an old building, but she keeps it clean inside. Landlord won't do any updates. Im sharing the Korean food pics this time. Some of my Chicken might be in the gallery from years past, if not, I'll get some up soon.

It's good!!! I lived in Korea for a year and we called their fried chicken "Crack Chicken" because…read moreyou couldn't stop eating it. This is as close as I've seen since I moved back to the states. Best fried chicken in town. Can't wait to try their bulgogi next!

Great Korean food. I love their bi bim bap. It's a very small place so we order to go more than we…read moreactually eat in the store. However, when we do go, it's enjoyable to shop around the store while we wait for our food.

A little slow on the initial service but once I got my order in it was less than 10 mins. This is…read morejust a little place in the back of an Asian market. Doesn't seat many and gets busy at lunch especially on Fridays. I ordered the mixed plate lunch special which comes with beef, pork, chicken, noodles, bean sprouts, kimshe, rice, pickled Dixon radish, spicy tofu, potato and spicy pickled cucumber. You definitely get enough. This was the lunch plate and they also do a dinner plate. Usually just a husband and wife running it but have seen help on Fridays. Not much for ambiance but the food is always good. I like to think of it as a hidden gem.