[[HIGHLIGHT]]A nice little restaurant in Westborough.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] Went there for dinner after a day's work at the office. [[HIGHLIGHT]]Not crowded and only had 2 other persons patronizing the restaurant when I arrived.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] Service was quick, even though the server didn't seem to speak fluent English. Ordered a pork Bone Stew which looks really good. Portion was quite large as well. read more

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Food used to be tastier, the Kimchi jjigae was filling but was missing the tang that usually comes with this soup, something felt was missing, they now give 4 opening sides when they used to give you 7. The kimchee was ok but not exceptional. [[HIGHLIGHT]]Nice place, but it seems they are putting less effort than in the past.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] Not sure about the lettuce in the soup. read more

Westborough Korean Restaurant - Korean Near Me - Westborough, Massachusetts

Great authentic Korean food!! Affordable price! Heart warming friendly parently service! read more

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Delicious!! [[HIGHLIGHT]]Rustic ambiance.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] Friendly service. Outstanding fresh food! Downtown Westboro very convenient location. read more

Westborough Korean Restaurant - Korean Near Me - Westborough, Massachusetts

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Very solid Korean spot. I wasn't expecting much for a place in the suburbs, but I'll admit that it was pretty good. That being said, I don't think this restaurant could compete with most of the Korean restaurants in the Allston neighborhood of Boston. The quality/flavor profile was a step below, but still solid. [[HIGHLIGHT]]The restaurant was pretty casual and the decor was simple.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] Our waitress was really kind and gave good recommendations. It was my friend's birthday, so I requested a dessert. They didn't have anything available but the waitress somehow pulled a little something together, which was much appreciated! [[HIGHLIGHT]]Good spot if you're looking for something lowkey.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] read more

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[[HIGHLIGHT]]I've had the experience of family cooking and a warming grandmother doting over me at this place.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] [[HIGHLIGHT]]If you've never had Korean food, nor had the atmosphere. I'd say stop by to experience that![[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] [[HIGHLIGHT]]It has all the basic dishes, brought out to the lovely grandmothers that will clean veggies and watch Korean dramas in front of you, and you'll feel like a kid growing up again.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] Service was top notch! Food aside, phenomenal, hot, and certainly filling to the point where the two times I've been here; all led to me taking home more food haha 5/5 would come back with friends and family :) read more

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Our favorite Korean restaurant in the area closed in the past year, so we decided to give this restaurant a try despite the dilapidated exterior. This appears to be an authentic Korean spot, run by a hard working family, and the type of local business I love to support. [[HIGHLIGHT]]First impressions were not great. It appeared their beer refrigerator malfunctioned, so beer bottles were out on dining tables near entrance.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] Water was served in plastic cups, and while the water tasted fine, the cups smelled strongly of dish detergent, which was off putting. We were also not offered refills of our water as our server was doing double duty filling and sealing dumplings while we dined. The banchan, including kimchi, a soy/sesame cabbage, a mayonnaise slaw, and vinegary smashed cucumber were okay, but nothing that I felt compelled to request more of. The Spicy Pork Belly was a generous stir fry portion, with most of the spice coming from jalapeño (or another green chili pepper variety) in a nondescript brown sauce. Certain pork pieces could have been thinner, or rendered longer, as they were chewy, but others were thin and tender and quite good. There was a nice mix of veggies as well, including peppers, onion, carrot, celery and broccoli. Perhaps I'll get a craving for kimchi jigae as the weather cools and give them another try, but this first experience didn't leave me eager to return. read more

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Came here with my Mom. Everything was simply delicious. The banchan is beyond generous in terms of variety and everything we had was great.

Came here because they're open late on our way to Maine and needed to have dinner. It's an unassuming place, small, family owned, 2 Korean ladies working. Nothing fancy about the interior. Service was friendly to our group. Food was good, I've had better Korean somewhere else but this place hit the spot. The ojingu bokkeum, "stir fry squid" was hot and spicy, my personal favorite, not enough squid tho. Gobdol was good, japchae was delicious, galbi was overly sweet and the galbitang was plain. Banchans were okay, I've had better, kimchi wasn't spicy. Price were cheap. I'll definitely try something else again. Definitely not the best Korean compared to other places. read more

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Honestly, if I were in NJ or NYC, this place would probably be 3 stars. However, I'm in the vast wasteland of the suburbs of MA, where usually there are no Korean restaurants to even be seen, so I have to be fair. We came here for lunch on a Thursday. The restaurant was empty and service was very friendly and welcoming. We ordered jajangmyun, galbitang, and tangsuyuk because my Korean boyfriend was so excited to have Korean food for the first time since moving to MA. The side dishes were okay, nothing to write home about. The galbitang was honestly pretty good, though not the best I've had. The jajangmyun was on the sweeter side and my boyfriend did not think it was very authentic, but I thought it was okay. When we saw/tasted the sauce for the tangsuyuk even I knew something was off, and my boyfriend was disappointed. The sauce was much redder than it is supposed to be, and had a very tangy sweetness and flavor to it kind of reminiscent of the orange sauce you get sometimes at Chinese takeout places. I asked my boyfriend if he thought that maybe the food here is different because of regional differences in Korea, but it seemed unlikely. I have to emphasize that nothing here tasted bad, but we would have had a better time if we had never had Korean food before. read more

Westborough Korean Restaurant - Korean Near Me - Westborough, Massachusetts

Great food, quick and friendly service! Enjoyed my selection of traditional (I think Korean) read more

Westborough Korean Restaurant - Korean Near Me - Westborough, Massachusetts

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Food was alright--nothing mind-blowing, but it did the job. The banchan was super limited though, which was kind of disappointing. [[HIGHLIGHT]]What really stood out (in a not-so-great way) was the place itself. It felt pretty run-down, like the ceiling might cave in if someone sneezed too hard.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] Not exactly the vibe you want while eating. Wouldn't rush back, but hey, at least I didn't leave hungry. read more

Excellent fresh Korean food. Excellent service. [[HIGHLIGHT]]Tiny place. But worth the squeeze[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] I was craving Bibimbap last week and it was excellent. I usually have Yuk Gai Jang. The Kalbi Tang is also like a warm hug read more

I was looking for a different Korean restaurant to eat at. I went here and had the scallion veggie pancake that was awful and then I tried the fried rice with omelette and that was bad really bad. It was just a thin layer of egg on top of the fried rice in a fried rice was not good at all read more

They add 20% tip on take out food automatically without the lady telling me. I was rushed into signing my receipt and I basically left double the amount of tips. I figured it out after calculating everything. I will never come back here again. read more

[[HIGHLIGHT]]If you can look past the outside appearance and decor, you will enjoy a grandma style Korean restaurant filled with Korean home cooking.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] The Galbi, jajangbop, and Kimbop were all excellent. The tangsuyuk and dwaeng jung chigae were more humble but still yummy. Kind and sweet service. Westborough is so lucky to have this in town. Can't wait to stop by again. read more

[[HIGHLIGHT]]The ambiance is homey.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] The food is always good! The service is prompt. They have good lunch specials.

Amazing Korean food ... my favorite is the kimchi jigae and theirs is so, so, SO good! Just writing this review has made me want it again... so I'll be going back today haha! LOTS of delicious options! read more

So this place is a hidden gem very small place but the food is omega level the staff could not be nicer their English is not the best but they make up for it with providing amazing service and fantastic food read more

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Amazing dinner at Westborough Korean! Started off with the spicy rice cakes which were covered in a sweet and spicy sauce and served alongside vegetables. Appreciated the complimentary Banchan. Mains were Korean stew one with spicy miso broth that had the umami flavor I was craving but was light on fillings. Other was a noodle and seafood soup which was filled with perfectly cooked noodles, assorted seafood, and vegetables. Service was exceptional, they went above and beyond and created a makeshift birthday cake and candle for one of our guests despite not having desserts available. [[HIGHLIGHT]]Looks like a cozy casual house, easy street parking in the downtown.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] read more

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Came in for lunch, and it will probably be my last time. Another disappointing experience. Service hasn't improved... not friendly (both servers) Food was just blahhhhh... Slow service even though there were just 3-4 tables. Ordered a kimchi pancake and it was greasy and soggy. Not spicy at all. It tasted more like they mixed the kimchi juicy with the batter so to give the flavor. But the napa cabbage tasted just bland. The tofu soup stew was below ok. I found some cooked water crest, bean sprouts, tofu cubes, some thin sliced daikon radish. It's like leftover veggies put together!!! Would not recommend this restaurant to a friend... read more

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If you are looking for an authentic Korean restaurant. This is it! I lived in Korea for over a year, and when I stepped into this restaurant, I felt like I was transported back to Yongin. Everything we ordered was delicious. We went with our favorites--dol sot bimi bap, bulgolgi, kimchi jiggae, and gan poon ki. Our 10 year old & 8 year old thought the food was delish! The service I'd typically expect from Korea. read more

Westborough Korean Restaurant - Kimchi jiggea - Korean Near Me - Westborough, Massachusetts

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We got the tofu and seafood miso stew and beef bulgogi. I can't stop thinking about the broth. It was amazing. Can't wait to go back. I do miss the lunch boxes though read more

Westborough Korean Restaurant - Tofu and seafood miso stew and beef bulgogi. Amazing. I can't wait to go back. The broth was so delicious. I keep dreaming about it - Korean Near Me - Westborough, Massachusetts

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I've been coming here for over 10 years! Very unassuming- rickety stairs, TVs showing the Korean news or K-dramas, red vinyl banquettes. I've yet to see the host smile. But! Some of the most delicious Korean food I've ever had. You get about 5 side dishes (banchan- my favorite is the braised potatoes, but there's also kimchi that packs a punch, marinated cucumbers that are sour and crunchy, an assortment of pickled veggies), a salad, and miso soup included in your order. I like to come for lunch, and I usually get the chicken bugolgi, which comes in a sweetly spicy sauce and is mixed with onions. Lunch also comes with crispy vegetable pancakes (pajeon), sizable rolls (kimbap), and refreshing cold noodles. All for a reasonable price! read more

Dinner for 2 under $50! Very authentic. Don't be put off by the look of the building. Good is great! Service is friendly and casual. [[HIGHLIGHT]]Every table was full on a Friday night.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] read more

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We went here on a Saturday night. Although there were limited options around, our family decided to give it a try. The restaurant was run by typical Korean ajumas who were not very friendly, but the service was acceptable. Several things did not go as we had hoped. First, 2 out of 4 of our orders were incorrect. We were served egg drop soup instead of rice cake soup, and a vegetable pancake instead of the seafood pancake. The pork cutlet meat was extremely thin and lacked any real taste or chew. The price was quite high for what we received--$16.95 for a typical entrée dish--but the portion size and taste were both subpar. Honestly, I love supporting mom-and-pop local businesses, but this is very difficult for me to recommend to anyone. read more

1st time in town, decided to try this place based on great food reviews. While outside looks more like a casual diner and the people aren't there for it's atmosphere: the food WAS phenomenal. As typical, they give you a small arrangement of various veggies pickled or marinated/ eggplant/zucchini/ potato/kimchi/'coleslaw' like creamy cabbage. All good. Between 3 people - ordered Jampong Spicy Seafood Noodle Soup, Dolsot Bibimbap, + a Beef/scallion/spicy stew w/rice noodles. Everyone enjoyed their food, would order again. Popular and good service. 2 big men well fed. I took 1/2 of mine home for a 2nd meal. Hope to return soon. I would recommend for taste, quality of ingredients and size of portions! Love spice/ethnic food- well seasoned, not simply hot. read more

If you want authentic Korean food with a generous variety of banchans (appetizers), come here! Their prices are affordable $10-12 lunch bentos that comes with free banchans. The reason why I gave it 4 stars was because their kalbi was hard and it had a lot of sauces. Overall, I'll come back when craving for authentic Korean cuisine. read more

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What a find....not for you if ambiance is important . But if food's your thing, excellent Korean. Get the Tteok-bokki...best I've had.

Ordered take out twice in last month. Food overall was good. Taste was on point. Prices are about what you'd expect. Just a few points: 1) Got the scallion pancake and it wasn't as crisp as I would've liked. A little on the oily side for me but the flavor profile was good. 2) Kim bap tasted great. First time, there was too much rice vs veggies and beef. This time, it was the right amounts of each. So not consistent it again, tasted great. Love that they brush it with sesame oil! 3) Ordered jajang myun and it was both a large serving with a good mix of veggies in the sauce. Wish there was a little more beef but that's a minor detail. Lot of places don't even make it so I'm glad i was able to get it. And it was delicious. 4) Got the seaweed soup and it was a large serving and delicious! Definitely recommend. Overall I would recommend trying it out. Lots of other items I wanted to get and from what I saw others eating, it all looked delicious! read more

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I was recommended this place by some of my Korean friends that drove past it while coming back to Boston. I really wanted to like it because it looked like a very mom and pop local Korean restaurant but I thought the food was too mediocre to recommend it fully to others. It could've just been that I ordered the wrong dish but typically Galbi is one of those things I expect any legit Korean restaurant to get right. The prices are quite higher than I expected for a random Korean store out in Massachusetts. The Galbi was very saucy when I got it. It was honestly too saucy which hides the taste of the meat too much. The sauciness would have been fine if the sauce was good but it was not. Too much sour and sweet taste. I expected more meat for the price I paid. The meat itself was tough and not tender like Galbi should be. The banchan was not that good. Nothing stood out to me and it was very small quantity for 4 people even if they do refill it. We got a kimchi pancake to share and it was alright. Not as crispy as I like it but serviceable. Not too many people were eating here but service was quite slow. Felt like everything was taking longer than it should have with so few people. I wanted to like this place but it disappointed me. I am willing to try it again when in the area but will not go out of my way for it. read more

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I am Korean and I refuse to go to this restaurant. And I do want to support Korean American and local business but I went there once and that's it. First off, they need to deep clean their kitchen, and the serving hall. I bet the owners have earned enough money to update the decor/wall papers and the seatings. I bet the last time they cleaned was like 15 years ago. I think it's pure laziness to cross off their menus on the wall by hands. Why wouldn't they do that? Because this is the only Korean restaurant around here, and the owners know it too. Their food honestly is mediocre at best. Family- owned business does not mean "dirty." read more

The food was really good. It did some with some side dishes we could not eat, even though we mentioned we could not eat the kimchi (with fish flakes i believe). The food was good and very authentic. The inside is cute and homey, but definitely small with maybe 10 tables. read more

Westborough Korean Restaurant - Tofu jigae (?) im not sure tbh - Korean Near Me - Westborough, Massachusetts

Wow! This is definitely authentic and seemed family owned. Other korean resteraunts I go to always seem modernized and for visual appeal more than flavor. The food is delicious and i was surprised with all the side dishes! You get to try out authentic Korean food, so it is definitely a great cultural experience. The ladies there are very nice and welcoming too. It feels very homey and peaceful there. read more

Westborough Korean Restaurant - Bimbimbap, tteokbokki, ramen stew - Korean Near Me - Westborough, Massachusetts

We wanted to try Westborough Korean Restaurant because it's one of the only Korean restaurants near us in Worcester. Very authentic family owned Korean restaurant, I highly recommend going if you have a craving. Food: Their black bean noodles were decent, I wish there was more meat in it to be honest. If I was to go back I would get the bento box because it's a really good deal. Also I love how much Banchan was served :) Service: Was a little slow there was only one server/host, but we didn't mind as we were spending time with our friends. Parking: There is street parking right out front. read more

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On our way back from the cape, we found this Korean restaurant. Old school for sure with couple of ajamas serving us the typical Korean fair. No trend or fusion here. We went with the jjajangmyeon which was nice, but the sauce was not as thick and rich like the way I prefer. The sautéed octopus and vegetables had good flavor, but lack that smoky taste. It was still tasty with a lot of kick. The kimchi pancake was crispy and soft on the inside, that was the best part. This seems to be hot spot for locals. No frills or anything fancy. I would say as a Korean, this was a pretty average Korean restaurant. read more

A good place for Korean food out west of Boston. It's definitely not perfect, especially since it's short on wait staff and the food is not up to par with some really good Korean places around the area, but it gets the job done. - Food (4/5): The banchan was very good, and I ordered a kimchi pancake and Buda jjigae, which altogether was around 30 to 40$. It was enough food where I had left over pancake for the next day, which was very good and full of kimchi flavor. The Buda jjigae was alright, but the meat pieces were a little small and it took on an acidic aftertaste after it started to cool down. - Service (3/5): There was only one server when I went there on a Sunday evening in July, and thus my orders took a little bit to come out, and I had to wait a decent amount for my check until I went up to the front. - Ambiance (4/5): It has that classic Korean restaurant feel, albeit a little small. Nice and cozy, and on Sundays street parking is free in the area (albeit for a time limit). All in all a good place if you have a hankering for Korean food! read more

Westborough Korean Restaurant - Kimchi Pancake - Korean Near Me - Westborough, Massachusetts

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Great vegetarian Korean food! This was our first time at this restaurant and we loved it! The place was an old diner at one time and is currently a Korean restaurant. We got the kimchi scallion pancake, vegetable dolsot bibimbab, vegetables jab chae and spicy rice cakes! All were yummy! The staff were great too! Definitely will come back! read more

Incredible food. A deep menu where I want to try every item. Been here maybe 10 times and I haven't gotten through even half of it. Easily one of my favorite restaurants in MA, probably beyond. #loveit #超好吃 read more

Visited this place when I was in the greater Boston area for work (from Chicago). I'm always craving Korean food wherever I go. So HEALING (iykyk). To be honest, was very skeptical to come here as the reviews weren't great. However, reading into it further I saw most people were turned off by the interior/exterior. When you get there you can barely tell it's a restaurant. Literal hole in the wall. But that's the best part!! When you walk in it feels like you're in Korea. Fans flowing, someone peeling garlic in the corner table and setting up utensils. You can overhear Korean grandmas yelling/talking to eachother near the counter/back kitchen while the TV is playing dramas/commercials. The whole experience. Food was a solid 4.3/5.0 (B+). Got the jjajangmyun (black bean noodles) AND jaeyukbokum (spicy pork vegetable stir fry). You DO get banchan (side dishes) so rest assured!! Kimchi test passed (iykyk). The noodles were cooked well and the sauce was not too salty. The jae yuk was a little cold, but got it to-go so probably cooled off. Tasted great though. Would definitely come back to try some stews/soups. read more