A very nice and different experience for sure but also very pricey!…read more After 3pm (2) people with no alcohol drinks came to over $80 for lunch !! But since it was an all you can eat buffet- I suppose it all balances out. And the young man who waited on us was SOOOOO polite and extremely helpful!! When I have an extra $100 bucks laying around I'll definitely go back !

The food was delicious... choices of meats and quantities made the meal price worth it. Served on…read morethe side were the typical veggies and rice dishes. The reason for the 3star rating: facility was dimly lit but we could still see that it could be a little cleaner (windows, glass doors, furniture, etc). Also, the staff is young and needs a little more polished professionalism (training). The day we visited once they were finished serving the servers seemed to congregate near the entry just shooting the breeze. Call me old fashioned but some tables, floors, bathrooms... or something could be cleaned, etc. Again, the food was plentiful and good but we will probably go to a more authentic Korean Restaurant.

Stopped here because I had a taste for hibachi! The service was phenomenal and the ambiance was…read morenice, beautiful decor. I placed 2 to orders, one was salmon, shrimp with veggies and fried rice soooo good and my son wanted steak and chicken, he enjoyed it! First time stopping through, will not be my last! Process were great and they have their own nice large free parking lot!

best experience ever. Great food, excellent service. I'm a regular customer and I always bring a…read morefriend or my parents.

Eat More Korean is located in the Nam Dae Mun Farmer's Market in Morrow, GA. You can place orders…read morefor food for dine in or to go. There are booths inside for you to sit and enjoy your meal. We opted to dine in, since we wanted tacos & that can get messy when packaged up for later. The menu has a variety of options such as bibimbob, dumplings, rice, ramen and other soups. The food was made fresh to order and the cashier called us up to the counter to pick up our tray. Our tacos came with the beef, a light drizzle of shredded cheese, orange sauce, cilantro, onions, shredded cabbage with carrots and a lime with green sauce on the side. The price point was fair and the flavor was on point. The meal was delicious and I would come back when in the area or shopping at the Farmer's Market.

Another great lunch at Eat More Korean, it was a little chilly today we got lucky and had some…read morepiping hot bone broth soup,wife chose to have the soft tofu seafood soup. Service was excellent the owner came Out to chat us and then she went back to work in the kitchen preparing some awesomeness .vibe is usual Korean kpop videos displaying on the wall. All in all we will back again.

This is not your traditional BBQ, but is what you would consider Asian fusion BBQ…read more We were seating immediately upon entering the restaurant. Service was good. Food was good. Plenty of free parking and they have indoor and outdoor seating There were three of us dining but we all pretty much ordered the same thing except one person ordered the collard greens (vinegar based). We didn't order dessert but there was some beautiful looking cakes that I will try on my next visit

I don't normally write reviews because I usually overlook minor issues. Mistakes happen, especially…read moreduring busy times. What matters most to me is how they're handled. A sincere apology and a willingness to make things right usually ends the conversation. Unfortunately, this experience deserves a "PLEASE BEWARE." When we arrived, we were greeted promptly, and the host seated us at a high-top table near the bar. We asked if we could move to another table, and he accommodated us without hesitation, which we appreciated. However, the new table had just been wiped down and was still soaking wet--so wet that our cloth napkins became damp from sitting on it. We had to ask someone to come dry the table before we could settle in. When it was time to order, we learned that several menu items were unavailable. Over a holiday weekend, that's understandable. What wasn't understandable was our server's response. Instead of simply apologizing, he became defensive, explaining that it was the Fourth of July, they had been busy, and one of the unavailable items was one of their staples. His tone came across as if we were inconveniencing him by asking a reasonable question. Sensing the interaction was heading in the wrong direction, I asked for his name and thanked him in an effort to ease the tension. When our food arrived, one of the side dishes was incorrect. We informed the food runner, who immediately apologized and brought the correct item. That's exactly how customer service should work--acknowledge the mistake, apologize, and fix it. No issue there. After we finished eating, our server cleared only one tray from the table, leaving the other. He then brought the check, but half of the receipt was wet. At that point, we just looked at each other. It was another example of poor attention to detail. Another employee walked by, and we asked if we paid at the register. She offered to take the payment herself, which we appreciated. By then, all we wanted to do was pay and leave. As she took the check & card for payment, she asked how everything was. We hesitated and simply said, "It was okay." She asked again and once again; We hesitated and simply said, "It was okay." She asked yet again and said that if there was a problem, she was the person to tell. Based on her tone and body language, however, it felt more confrontational than welcoming. The person paying explained our concerns: Several menu items were unavailable. One side dish came out incorrectly. The receipt was delivered soaking wet. Unfortunately, every concern was met with an excuse rather than an apology. For the unavailable menu items, we were told they had been busy and there were other things on the menu. For the incorrect side, the response was that the kitchen was busy and they could have just swapped it. For the wet receipt, we were told it could have gotten wet in the back or from the table, followed by, "Do you want us to print another one?" At no point did we receive a genuine, "I'm sorry." That's what made this experience so disappointing. Every issue by itself was minor. The problem wasn't the mistakes--it was the dismissive attitude and complete lack of accountability. Customer service isn't about never making mistakes; it's about how you respond when they happen. If you're going to encourage customers to share their concerns, be prepared to actually listen instead of becoming defensive. We could have quietly paid our bill and left. Instead, the interaction convinced me to write this review because the service felt dismissive, unapologetic, and unprofessional--especially if the person responding to our concerns was, in fact, the manager.

My favorite Korean restaurant in the area. Yeumso Tang (spicy goat soup) is so comforting and…read moreyummy. the bulgogi and spicy pork too. All of it fantastic

I usually go to this place if I want a quick korean food…read more I recently went this weekend right after their re-opening. I ordered the Fish intestine soup and took half to go, i didnt notice while i was eating at the restaurant but when I reheated my leftover the next day, i actually found roach/ate the roach and ended up throwing up since i felt a crunch when there should have not been any "crunchy" texture to that particular soup. Spat it out and saw the roach I just chewed... I am disappointed and most likely will not return for some time or not at all.

Such good food here and they give a lot of side dishes. The soup that came out before my bibimbap…read morewas insane. The portions are sooo big too. Service is good, everyone is so friendly and accommodating. Definitely would come back again!!!

I've been recommended this place a few times by my peers, and I finally found time to try it out…read more And it was okay. This place is definitely more on the traditional side with their ambiance and interior style, so it was a really nice touch. The service was good as well. The waitress would bring you your food and doesn't come back until the check is due. The food itself was okay. Nothing really stood out to me. I was really craving army stew, and it didn't really hit the spot for me.

The drinks are good and the service is fast…read more Our first visit the food was really good but the second time it was kinda blah. We will go back again because we do like the service and it's in a good location since we spend a lot of time on that Side do McDonough

This is a great place. The Nachos are great - be sure to get it with the Chili. I never waited for…read morea drink refill. On Wednesday night they have Trivia. We had a great time. Will be going back for the Music Bingo on Thursdays. The best part of 81 North is their service. Both times we were there the service was impeccable! The servers are so friendly and prompt! Will definitely be going back!

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.