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    3.1 (131 reviews)
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    Outdoor seating
    Happy hour specials

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    Sapost to be Mongolian beef. Never seen it before with red sauce.
    Will C.

    I ordered Mongolian beef and chicken with fried rice. This is the worst I've ever had! The Mongolian beef had some type of red sauce in it and does not taste like Mongolian beef. There was hardly any chicken and very little teriyaki sauce. The chicken looks like pre made chicken from Costco. The fried rice had hard chunks of rice and not much flavor. The TV was very loud. It was on the news when I came. It was soon changed to an Asian animated cartoon, very loud. The workers had to yell at each other to even hear each other. Rice had burnt parts on it.

    Kelly C.

    After 21 years, this place still does not disappoint!! The food portions are huge, fresh, and very affordable. They always greet us as soon as we walk in, so nice! It's always the first stop we make when visiting Seattle - best Teriyaki in Bothell for sure!!

    Shrimp fried rice had lots of shrimp but absolutely no flavor
    Channing C.

    I don't hang in Bothell much but I was hear for a meeting and after it was done, I was starving. This place was the closest to me. I was on a fried rice kick so I got the shrimp fried rice and tempura shrimp. Both were mediocre and disappointing. The fried rice was flavorless. I had to put lots of sriracha and soy sauce on it just to make it taste like something. The one good thing about the rice was that they give you a decent amount of shrimp. The tempura shrimp was not tempura fried. It was just regular fried shrimp with a panko crust. The space is small and the staff were friendly. There were lots of other items on the menu but I don't think I will be back here if in the area. The rice was just so very bland and I will not pay for flavorless food multiple times.

    Chicken Rice bowl with egg roll and a side of Kim chi
    Huong L.

    Decided to try this place for dinner and thought it was ok, but pricy. We got the chicken teriyaki bowl with egg roll and it was almost $15. There was no salad or anything, just rice and teriyaki and a piece of eggroll. The food was standard so nothing spectacular either. We also add in a side of Kim chi and for a small portion in a sauce cup, it was $2.50! I'm not sure why the price is high for this place but definitely won't be back as there are other places nearby with more reasonable price and better quality food.

    I was born and raised in Seattle so I've had my fair share of good, bad and mediocre. This was boarder line bad. I ordered the beef teriyaki and what I got was some steamed beef with sauce drizzled over some rice. That's it. No salad or anything....for $17 and change. Unseasoned beef and white rice with cheap teriyaki glaze. I can tell everything was made with cheap ingredients. High fructose corn syrup glaze should not even be in a legitimate teriyaki restaurant. Real teriyaki sauce is made from brewed soy sauce, sugar, ginger, onion and garlic which is simmered to a thick consistency. I hope they see this and do better.

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    Modoo Banjeom - Black bean noodles

    Modoo Banjeom

    4.3(166 reviews)
    0.7 mi
    $$

    Hands down one of the best Korean Chinese restaurant in the US! This says a lot because I've been…read moreto highly rated ones in LA and in the bay, and Modoo Banjeom is comparable to those, and maybe even better. Reminds me of the ones I've had in Korea. We went for gan jjajang and brisket jjampong, which are not the standard ones that come in the combo meal with tang su yuk, but our server kindly made it into a combo meal. I think these special versions are definitely better than the standard ones which we've tried before here. So much more flavor! The price is quite reasonable and the service was friendly and fast. The restaurant was quite clean! If you're craving Korean Chinese food, I'd recommend here over the newer restaurants in the area.

    If you're coming on a weekend, I would highly recommend that you come when it opens. I noticed that…read moreat 11:15, which is just 15 minutes after opening, that there were already four parties inside, including mine. When we had left just a few minutes shy of 12pm, the restaurant was full and there were a few parties waiting outside. The staff were very attentive and would immediately replenish our radish if we were low. The jjamppong and jjajangmyeon tasted fine, if anything the jjajangmyeon was a little sweet. The fried rice however (without the jjajang sauce) was pretty bland and a bit dry. I don't know if it's intentional because they give the sauce on the side but I'd like to have the rice taste good without the assistance of the sauce. Other than the bland and dry rice, my only other nitpick would be that the jjajangmyeon came out a lot later than the other dishes. Otherwise we paid around $117 (without tip), for five dishes and two appetizers, which I think is pretty good for this area.

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    Modoo Banjeom - Inside seating

    Inside seating

    Modoo Banjeom - Black bean noodles

    Black bean noodles

    Modoo Banjeom - N1 - Jajang (black bean noodles)

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    N1 - Jajang (black bean noodles)

    Korea House

    Korea House

    4.3(804 reviews)
    3.1 mi
    $$

    This restaurant is under new ownership. The original owner, Andy, opened his new restaurant in…read moreMarysville called, The Korea House BBQ and Grill. It is our favorite restaurant when we are in the area. The new owners in Bothell is a family who are very nice too. The food is excellent, as is the service and ambiance. My favorite is the Bibim Bap in a hot stone bowl, although everything on the menu is delicious as well. I highly recommend this wonderful Korean restaurant located in Thrashers Corner next to O'Reilly's Auto Parts and The Dollar Store! Mr. and Mrs. Choi are the new owners. Such a delightful couple who go out of their way to make you feel welcome and to assure you have an excellence experience!

    We visited Korea House for a late lunch. The decor is simple. We were seated quickly. The service…read morewas efficient. Here's what we ordered: Beef Short Rib Stew: The broth was excellent and flavorful. However, the beef itself could have been more tender, as if it needed to be cooked a bit longer. Seafood Pancake: This was a highlight! It was perfectly crispy on the outside while remaining soft on the inside and was packed with seafood. We really loved it. Squid Deopbap: This dish was also fantastic. It came with a great sauce and a generous amount of squid. All mixed together, it was a very rich and satisfying bowl. Overall, Korea House is one of the best Korean restaurants I've tried in the Seattle area. Their portion sizes are very generous.

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    Korea House - Decor to my left (10/20/24)

    Decor to my left (10/20/24)

    Korea House - B5. Garlic Pork Belly

    B5. Garlic Pork Belly

    Korea House - Garlic pork belly

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    Ta Joia - Feijoada Bowl

    Ta Joia

    4.8(540 reviews)
    2.0 mi
    $$

    Visiting Washington and was recommended to try Ta Joia, and so far it's one of my favorite places…read moreI've eaten! First off, the ambiance was warm and welcoming. The establishment is family owned and I could tell that the owners are very involved and interactive with customers. Service was good, you stand to order and pay at the front then grab a number and sit at any open table. They also have takeout as an option. This was my first time having real teriyaki chicken and it did not disappoint! I got the spicy crispy combo with pico and rice (chicken katsu and spicy teriyaki chicken). Lots of food for a good price! I would rate my meal a 10/10! I have nothing bad to say about it and I think it's perfect just the way it is. If you need a quick hearty meal with veggies and protein, this Ta Joia is the place to go!

    The vibe is super chill and bright, love the little plants setup right at the entrance! The staff…read morewere so friendly especially since it was my first time. They helped me decide and recommended the spicy chicken with coriander sauce, which I grabbed to go. The chicken itself was super tender and juicy, but it leaned a bit dry, so I'd 100% suggest getting for extra coriander sauce and pico to make it saucier. I'll definitely be getting this again! This spot might become my new go to.

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    Ta Joia - (10/17/25)

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    Ta Joia - House Chicken Bowl w/pico de gallo & cilantro sauce (6/6/25)

    House Chicken Bowl w/pico de gallo & cilantro sauce (6/6/25)

    Ta Joia - Clean, bright, welcoming spot (6/8/23)

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    Clean, bright, welcoming spot (6/8/23)

    Stone Korean Restaurant - Mul-Naeng-myun

    Stone Korean Restaurant

    4.1(117 reviews)
    1.7 mi
    $$

    Delivery review In…read moreshort We finally started to satisfy our craving for kimchi fried rice, and theirs is excellent, as is the soup. A little expensive, but they have good specials. You really taste the spice if you ask for it. In long We've been talking about kimchi fried rice for 3 weeks, and finally got an order in. We're trying to cook at home more these days, but we opened the app and we were total suckers for the special. It was just a few bucks off, but when we built the order, it was 2-for-1, so we have an awesome pile of leftovers now. Showed up fast, still plenty hot. Kimchi fried rice Awesome chewy texture, great spicy tart kimchi flavor, savory fried egg on top with extra seasoning just on the egg. We got our 2-for-1 on the rice, and the portion is pretty big, so we will get at least 4 servings out of this. Tofu mushroom soup Ordered 4 stars, and there's actual noticeable kick to it, which not every place does. Excellent flavors. For $25, 2 little cups doesn't seem like much, so if I see that 2-for-1 again I might put it in on the soup instead of the rice. We're trying to think of delivery these days as a rare treat, and this place more than met the mark. We had a dozen other dishes in the cart before we could make up our minds, too. The whole menu here looks great.

    I've come to this place for years now and after they switched ownership quality of food has still…read morestayed good. The best thing to get here if you have a larger group of three to five people is the combo meals which include a variety of entrees with the side dishes that can fill you up. However, my only complaint is that you can only get one free refill of sides and portions are a bit small.

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    Stone Korean Restaurant
    Stone Korean Restaurant
    Stone Korean Restaurant

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    K-Street K-BBQ

    K-Street K-BBQ

    4.4(167 reviews)
    7.4 mi
    $$$

    We live in Lynnwood, WA where the top Korean restaurants are but we heard about how good K-Street…read moreK-BBQ was from a friend. From the owner, Allan, to their servers and staff, we can confidently say that this is by far the best food and service experience we have ever had! The dining area was very clean. It's designed for medium to large groups. If I haven't said it enough, Allan and his team were so nice and accomodating. They always checked in to make sure we have everytthing we need. Visit KSKBBQ- you will not be disapppointed! Anan from Lynnwood

    First, I'd like to start by saying, there was nothing wrong with my time or food here at K-street…read moreK-BBQ. We ordered the brisket and kings ribs. I can say the meat looked like high quality and tasted great! The only reason I'm giving it a 4/5 is because I personally wasn't a huge fan of the banchan (side dishes) that were offered. There was salad, that had like the full bottom parts of lettuce in it, there was onions in some kind of sauce, kimchi, just not a lot of things I personally like to eat. I would say their banchan definitely leans more towards Asian clientel, so if you go with someone who is a picky eater or not super familiar with asian/korean food, then just be aware of that I'd say. Overall though, I would say come here for the high quality meat! The service was good, but personally, I just won't be returning. I feel like there are other K-BBQ places that meet my taste buds more than this place.

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    K-Street K-BBQ - Seating area

    Seating area

    K-Street K-BBQ - Mix Combo

    Mix Combo

    K-Street K-BBQ

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    WuJu Korean BBQ

    WuJu Korean BBQ

    4.2(262 reviews)
    5.8 mi
    $$
    Family-owned & operated
    Established in 2017

    My friends and I ended up in Lynwood and we were like, why not get some Korean food while we are…read morehere!? So my friend did some research and we came to WuJu. There were only one other group when we came in around lunch time on a Sunday. It looks like it gets crowded in the evening so it was a surprise to find the place so empty, but we didn't mind. The lady who was serving us was very friendly and came back a bunch of times to ask if we need more tea. We were there way longer than how much we spend time at typical BBQ place, but she didn't seem to mind, which was nice. We had the beef combo, cold noodles, and squid and veggie stir fry, and that was way more than we needed. We thought the combo comes with only two bowls of rice but they added another one, seeing that we are party of three. That was nice. Banchan was pretty good and I kind of wish I ate more of it before the meat arrived because I got full from other items quickly. Cold noodles were average. Of the four kinds of beef in the combo, I liked three of them except for one (I believe it was the NY steak) - one item was leaner/dryer than other NY steak I had elsewhere. The combo also came with individual sauces (two types - salt in oil and sweet-ish sauce). The sweet sauce was quite forgettable and so I kept dipping the meat in the salt in oil sauce, but I wish they offered other sauce...maybe like soy sauce based ones or just plain salt. The squid stir fry was spicy and I enjoyed it. The combo also came with tofu soup, which was also pretty good. Overall, there were minor stuff that didn't go with my preference, but I had a nice time at WuJu!

    My twin sister and I came here today and had one of the strangest customer service experiences I've…read moreever had. After ordering a beer/soju tower, our server asked for our IDs, which is completely understandable. However, she proceeded to examine them for an uncomfortably long time while repeatedly looking back and forth between my face, my ID, and my sister. She then told me I "don't really look like" my ID photo because my hair is different and even commented that my ID looked more like my sister than me. We're twins! At one point she had both of our IDs side-by-side comparing them while continuing to question things. I finally told her that while I understand validating IDs, the interaction was making me feel like the legitimacy of my ID was being questioned. What made it even more awkward was her repeatedly commenting that the tower we ordered was "a lot of beer," which honestly felt judgmental and unnecessary. We are clearly adults, presented valid IDs, and were simply ordering something from the menu. That said, the actual food was delicious. The BBQ combo we ordered was excellent, the sides were plentiful, and overall the meal itself was really enjoyable. It also seemed like the server realized the interaction had gone poorly because she later brought us complimentary soup and dessert, which we did appreciate. We still tipped well because we understand serving isn't easy and wanted to be fair. But honestly, the initial interaction left such an uncomfortable impression that if I returned and saw the same server again, I'd probably immediately feel uneasy. There's absolutely a professional way to verify IDs without making customers feel scrutinized or subtly accused of fraud.

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    WuJu Korean BBQ
    WuJu Korean BBQ
    WuJu Korean BBQ

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