THE BEST Korean restaurant in the area. HANDS DOWN…read more This restaurant just opened, and the place is very organized, clean, staff is super friendly, and food is AMAZING! We ordered Ddeok galbi (grilled short rib patties), Ddeokbokki (rice cakes with sweet and spicy sauce), and Tangsuyuk (deep fried pork with sweet & sour sauce). EVERYTHING WAS DELICIOUS! Portions were big and everyone was full and satisfied after the meal. :D We're definitely going to come back here - it will be our go-to place for Korean food!!!

What a terrific find! We were in Niagra for the week and stopped here on our final night. As Korean…read morenewbies, we were at the mercy of the waitress and she was patient and thoughtful. The food was all incredible and the place was spacious and accommodating. We loved the experience. All around a great final meal together.

Authentic Korean BBQ? Not likely…read more.. The essence of the Korean BBQ experience was severely lacking Food: (2) - there was no depth to the food. The Kalbi was too sweet, the chapjae was too greasy, the sides were not marinated well and were either too tart, sweet, or not spicy enoughy. There were no lemons and not tea. Miso was too salty. Service: (2) water was not refilled, slow, Ambience: (3) the place was open on the 2nd floor but nothing extraordinary. Price vs. Value: (1) Your money is better spent elsewhere. The AYCE BBQ advertised is misleading as it does not include any of the premium cuts you'd expect from a Korean BBQ.

I really liked the quality of the food. It as very good. The downside was, we went when it wasn't…read morevery busy and the food at the buffet for the bbq was frequently empty or very low. I really enjoyed that our table was in a room all by itself, but about 30 min into our meal, the owner came over, asking if we could open our walls to our tiny room to allow the AC to go through the restaurant as they were only located at the window. It did make it cooler in there which was nice, but we lost a bit of the intimacy of our table. All in all, it was a really good experience and the food was marvelous! I would go back again.

My husband and I were very happy to find this place because we were craving bossam and did not want…read moreto make it at home. However, the food did not meet our expectations... The inside is very cute, but small. They only had one wait staff for all their tables so poor girl was running all over the place. I hope they add another wait staff. All the dishes were just okay, they all seem to be missing something. The kimchi jeon was decent but way too thick. The jjajangmyeon sauce was full of meat, but it had water pooling at the bottom of the bowl so the noodles hadn't been drained properly. The bossam...was the most disappointing of all. The meat was had no flavor at all and the stir-fried kimchi was missing something. The pork bone stew was probably the best dish out of everything we ordered.

If you're craving Korean food near Niagara Falls (Canadian side), Korean Garden might catch your…read moreeye. While the food isn't exactly authentic, it does have a familiar Korean-inspired taste. The interior is fine--nothing too fancy--but I didn't see any Koreans dining or working there, which felt a bit unusual for a Korean restaurant. The snacks and meals were overpriced for what they offered, and the flavors were just so-so--not bad, but not memorable either. If you're in the area and want a quick bite that somewhat resembles Korean cuisine, it might do the trick, but don't set your expectations too high.

Great experience overall. The Prime Angus was the highlight for me -- really high quality beef and…read moreabsolutely worth ordering. Kevin was also great and made the experience even better with friendly, attentive service. Another underrated plus: the fountain pop is refillable, which adds pretty solid value. Only thing to know beforehand is parking is not free. You'll either need street parking or one of the nearby paid public lots, but most of them are only about a 2 minute walk away so it's not too bad.

Amazing service, staff, ambiance, and food. I don't have a single complaint. It is on the "pricier"…read moreside but worth it. They are very attentive about keeping your drinks full and checking to see if you'd like to order anything else. It's all you can eat beef, pork, chicken, seafood, vegetables, dessert and more. I recommend going at dinner (after 3) for more options, but the lunch menu offered all of my "favorite" things off the dinner menu so still good regardless. I asked for siracha mayo as my dip, I recommend trying that as well. They were not stingey with the sauce at all. They noticed we really liked it and brought us a bigger serving. I only took a picture of the first spread sadly. But, this is within like the first 15 minutes of being there.

Pretty good food. Got kimchi jiggae, gam ja tang and jja…read morejang myun. Quality was on par with a korean restaurant in NYC. Only complaints would be that the noodles were a little over cooked for the jja jang myun. And the place smells like smoke because of their upstairs neighbor.

Strongly recommend! The food here was really good, the waiter was polite. Price affordable.read more

Very sad to have to downgrade my rating a bit based on my most recent visit…read more Just like the previous visit, they were out of bulgogi. Technically they had one left and we let our friend have it, but close enough. We ordered the galbi again. The meat is still very good, and probably the best thing about the restaurant. If I were only rating the galbi, it would be a 5. However, I had issues with both the banchan and the tea this year, and very slow service. The tea we got served first was barely tea. We couldn't tell by looking at it if it had ever seen a tea bag or just waved at one in passing, and due to the unfortunate language barrier, it was hard to explain to the server what the problem was. I like my tea strong, but at least to be able to see it and taste it. She eventually brought us more, and it was still fairly weak but this time there was a tea bag in there so we let it steep awhile. What it was though was nuclear heat wise; even after letting it steep awhile I burned my tongue. Yikes. The banchan were very lackluster. The cabbage kimchi was very standard but not standout, but the others ranged from mediocre to blah. There were underseasoned cucumbers, lightly boiled broccoli with a drizzle of (I kid you not) thousand island dressing, and mostly tasteless black beans. No radish, bean sprouts, fish cake, seaweed or other staple banchan. When we arrived, it was 5:30 pm and no other customers were present. Despite that, it took several minutes for them to come out of the back to greet us, and after we ordered a very long time to get food and tea (which we had to return...) As someone who lives in an area with plentiful Korean food, and who has learned to cook a lot of it in recent years, aside from the galbi it really was just "ok" and will probably fall out of our rotation when visiting the area.

Amazing fresh and authentic!!Perfect hole in the wall unpretentious and very helpful staff!! Plus…read morethe menu has pictures just in case!

I visited the Mandarin Restaurant in Niagara Falls a couple of months ago. As soon as you walk in,…read moreit feels like you've stepped into another world, the atmosphere is beautiful and very welcoming. Our server was super friendly. It wasn't too busy for dinnertime, which made the experience even more enjoyable. The buffet offered a wide variety of options, and everything was well presented. The dessert section was definitely the highlight for me and the best part of the meal. That said, I do feel the price was a bit high for a buffet-style restaurant. Overall, it was a great experience, just slightly overpriced for what it offers.

Fun atmosphere, definitely inviting and very amusing! We were brought to our seat by a robot named…read moreMandy which was great, and got to walk past the buffet area on our way to our table and get a glimpse of the food. A lot of options in many different cuisines, all tasty and well done. Prime Rib was one of the specials and it was very good. I tried to get a little of everything and even though I tried a lot I had to leave some things for next time. Will be back!

When I say I enjoyed the fried chicken here, I mean it -- it was a hit! The crispiness of the…read morechicken reminded me of the kind made in your grandma's kitchen, full of that comforting crunch and flavor. While I wouldn't say it's the best I've ever had, it was definitely great and worth the visit. This spot is tucked off the main road, but I highly recommend going a little out of your way to try it. The staff was very nice, which made the experience even better. The fries were just as delicious as the chicken, and the rice -- a little sticky -- still paired perfectly with the meal. If you're a sauce lover, I recommend grabbing a dipping sauce to enjoy with the chicken. Fried Chicken Rok's is truly small but mighty, and a spot I'd suggest adding to your food journey list.

We dropped by Friday night around 5:30, it's raining outside, the restaurant is not busy, got…read moreseated immediately. Interior design is different, seating area is small but very cozy. They have a small Christmas tree decorated with sugar canes that really draw attention from my kids. Menu is very simple, it's all about fried chicken, ordered: Original Korean fried chicken 5/5 Kim Ma ri 4/5 Corn cheese 4/5 Ron's fried chicken burger 4/5 Overall good experience, staff is very nice and friendly, price is reasonable, recommend !

What a beautifully decorated and cozy place to eat. We had a nice selection of food, from don katsu…read moreto spicy pork bulgogi to bulgogi stone pot soup and spicy rice cakes. Very friendly staff. It had amazing atmosphere and reminded us of great coffee shops in South Korea. We loved our evening dinner after a long day on the road.

I only went up to the observation deck, so I can't speak to the restaurant. But the deck was…read moredecent, yet unspectacular. It was one of the last few things I did, so by the time I had done it, I had seen Niagara from every angle possible, so it really didn't offer anything that I hadn't really seen. That doesn't mean it's bad, or don't do it, because it's not. It's just that, again, I had already seen just about every angle and side of the Falls. Now, if you're budget-conscious and looking for places to possibly cut, this should be under consideration, but if budget isn't an issue, by all means do this. One positive it offers views beyond the Falls, into neighboring cities of Toronto and Buffalo. The staff is friendly, and it was easy in and out.

We had dinner here with a large group as part of our trip to Niagara Falls…read more The service for the amount of people in our group (50) was extremely efficient and fast. We had preordered everything but our drinks. We mostly all got cocktails and they came out with relative quick timing. The servers were attentive and listened to our requests for how we wanted our steaks or prime rib cooked. The sides were pretty good and included sautéed carrot purée and we also started with a small salad and fresh bread and butter. We had plenty of butter to share. Only complaint was the salad dressing was a little too light on the salad. Could have used more. Overall we had a really nice experience here. You can't beat the view of the falls and the revolving floor. Side note: It's a bit inconvenient to use the restroom here as the elevators take a while. We had some older ones in our group that I knew could not take the steep stairwell to the restroom. The restroom was clean though!