Delicious Spicy bulgogi Ramen! It is one of my favorite meals ever! I crave it. I have brought…read morefriends from out of town here to try it. Can't wait to have it again soon!!

Trying to look for a Korean restaurant in Spokane is kinda hard to do, but we did see this place in…read moreYelp. While they did have great tasting ban chan, the main dishes we ordered lacked....taste. I don't know how to better describe it, but they just missed some umami flavor. We ordered KalBi (which was sizzling) and yukgaejung (spicy beef soup which was also bubbling). See attached pics. The soup was described as spicy, but lacked flavor. The KalBi was cooked perfectly, with char on some pieces, but also lacked flavor. Sorry, wished I could have scored the meal more but it just lacked that flavor we were looking for. *** Update - the restaurant reached out and asked on how they could improve so the review gets bumped up from three stars to 4 stars. Thank you for asking. For the KalBi, maybe more shoyu, ginger and honey would help bring out more flavor. As for the yukgaejung maybe a little more sesame oil may do the trick? I appreciate the fact that the restaurant actually read my review and solicited feedback.

If I could give this place 1000/10 stars I would. I'm from Orange County California where there's…read moreAMAZING Korean food and let me tell you that this place was such a special find. The food is made with incredibly authentic intention. They serve purple rice, and make all their own banchan. The banchan was so so good - the kimchi alone was the perfect spicy and fermented. Truly well done. I ordered the mackerel and the spicy tofu soup - extra spicy. The fish was IMMACULATE. Perfect sauce with onions and radish to accompany it and served over crunchy cabbage. This fish was a highlight of the entire meal. Spicy tofu soup is highly rated in my book and I am very particular with this soil and this place nailed it. Lastly I have to shout out the service. Such a wonderful service with Brandy and her brother in law Caden serving me up like I was in their living room. It felt so cozy and like home away from home eating here. Can't recommend this place enough. I wish I was staying in town longer so that I could go back again!!

I was told to come to this restaurant by many different people and given that I enjoy Korean food…read moreand love Gimbap and noted that this is one of the few Korean restaurants that actually makes Gimbap (besides Korean stores), and seeing/knowing that many Korean people have endorsed this place as authentic, I decided to give this place a try. I came here on a weekend and there was quite a long wait, given how popular this place is. It took about 45 minutes to get my food. On first glace, it did not appear to be an authentic Korean food just looking at it from outside, but I would say that my opinion changed when I got my food. Ambiance-wise, it is lively and busy and there is not much to talk about in terms of the decor and what the inside of the restaurant looks like. I will have to say that parking is tricky given that both peripheral roads to this place are one-way, so getting in can be tricky unless you make long loops, so just be aware of that, especially on the weekend when there is not much parking in front of the restaurant. Service is friendly but a little bit slower I ordered a Beef Gimbap and a Beef Bulgogi which came out to around $45 before tipping. This place is definitely ridiculously overpriced in my opinion. Now on to the food, the best part! The Beef Gimbap was decent, but not the best I've had. It was peculiar getting purple rice, but I was not against it. It was just....different. As for the Beef Bulgogi, it was also pretty decent. It was not too sweet, and was seasoned and cooked well. The banchan was not the best I've had, but also was enjoyable. Overall, I would say this place is very similar to many authentic Korean places I have been to, and is a place I recommend visiting. However, I don't think this is among the top Korean places I have visited.

Their dumpling soup is delicious! And the service is great! We always enjoy our visit there. Very…read morefriendly service too!

Take out-very friendly. Offered watered while I waited. Reviewed menu with me. Very attentive. Nice…read moreguy! Ambiance-ok. Nothing special. Whole-in-the-wall; the kind I like. Food-"I only waited 5 minutes" for my meal! "It was already prepared"! And it showed. The owner suggested the pork bellies as apposed to the plain pork, because he said they have more flavor. The meat had very little flavor!, and the meat was tuff. It was stale.The sauce over powered the flavor of the meat. Lots and lots of sauce!! I'm sorry to be so blunt but, the kimchi was bad. There were 4 or 5 kinds. I've had good Korean food in California. -Not trying to be a snob-, but jeeez. You expect kimchi to be spicy...some flavor, at the very least. You call what I ate Bulgogi! I didn't know they made it with pork. So I tried it; mistake. I could have had a feast a Taco Bell for that price lol. Didn't give one star because the guy was really nice. I had to give this review "to be honest". You guys are a business. Each customer should be just important as the next. I may have gotten a bad meal. Maybe not all are like that. But I'm saying, you can't expect to serve "ready made meals" that have allegedly been sitting for hours in the pot. Then expect your customers to pay full price. When I pay restaurant prices, I expect for a restaurant to cook up the meal, not to be a fast food experience. I paid almost $25 for that meal and it was no more than a fast food entrée. And it was stale.

Things have improved enough consistently so I feel I should update…read more Service is much better. My man Rashet is still crushing it, but the other servers are doing great too. I will note the kitchen seems to have improved staffing or skill wise because they are a lot faster. Still feels like a wannabe general Asian cafeteria, but Quest is slow to fix things so I am just resigned to the so so atmosphere. Food is improving but still so many things missing, and the prices have gone up a lot across the board and it just doesn't seem justified. I am going to beg, please, get some hot and sour soup! A little more sushi variety please! Bring back the shu mai please! Maybe look at the plethora of Chinese, Vietnamese, Filipino, and other Asian places here in Spokane. So much variety to choose from to enhance the menu. Make it a truly Pan Asian experience and give us some variety please! Asia is more than Stouffer's Won Ton wannabe menu.

Happened to be gambling in the casino and decided to get a bite to eat. My sister and…read morebrother-in-law were with us, and we all enjoyed our food here. Crunchy roll and Dragon roll were both good. Fresh and tasty. I had the Teriyaki Chicken plate and garlic rice. Huge plate and my wife shared it. Egg Flower soup was solid. Food prepared well and tasted good. Atmosphere is chill and the place is clean. Service on point.

Was really in the mood for a Japanese Curry and I started looking for places, and found that this…read moreramen joint was serving it. I decided to order the Pork Katsu curry with rice which came out to ~$20ish. The spice level was pretty mild, but the flavour was spot-on. It was cooked well, seasoned well, was not oversalted, and the balance of the dish was impeccable. The rice went great with the dish, as it should. Definitely not Coco's Curry, or anything you would expect to get in Japan, and no add-ons or anything special, so you cannot just add cutlets or potatoes like you normally would be able to at a Japanese Curry place. But this was obviously a ramen place so as long as the dish tastes good, there is nothing to complain about...which is exactly what I experienced. Service was very friendly, and ambiance was just what you would expect. I cannot comment on the ramen or any of the other dishes, but definitely endorse their Pork Katsu curry with rice if you are in the mood for a Japanese-style curry.

The ambiance was nice. Lots of decor on the walls, clean restaurant. The restaurant got busy at 4…read morePM on Saturday. The service was good, friendly staff. My husband and I ordered Spicy King Ramen and shared the kaarage chicken. The kaarage chicken came with a homemade Japanese mayo dipping sauce. The kaarage chicken was better than the ramen. The spicy king ramen was just that, spicy but no depth in flavor. There wasn't many toppings, green onions, ginger and eggs. I wish there was bamboo, bean sprouts, extra garlic, black garlic oil, veggies, etc. i wouldn't order the spicy king ramen again.

Nudo Ramen House is a very delicious Japanese ramen restaurant in Spokane. I'm not a big eater and…read morejust had brunch so I asked them if they could let me order the kid tonkotsu ramen. So glad they understood and accommodated my request, so I really appreciate that! Their ramen is the best, with a very comforting broth. And even though I ordered the kid bowl, my bowl was still very filling, generous portions and toppings. I'm too full from that and might have food coma I also ordered coconut shrimp because many people recommend that, and it's the best!!! Crispy tempura coating around sweet shrimp, then creamy mayo drizzle and dried coconut. I never regretted ordering it and would do it again next time I'm here! Overall, highly recommend!!!

Initially parking is hard and needs to be paid for! But is it worth it? Yes!…read more We had probably the best Ramen we have ever had. If you like a good broth this is the place. Service is was quick and just right. The music was ultimately the reason for a 4 star not a 5. It's only appropriate for an adult from 28 - 48. Enjoy Enjoy!

Food was delish and quick service was very nice and a very nice welcoming and quiet ambiance, the…read morestag were super friendly and welcoming

I love Kinja! I used to come here all the time when I lived closer and I would have some spicy tofu…read moresoup with my mom or a few rolls. The Korean food here is immaculate and now that I live 20 minutes away I still place an order because I can't get over their soup! Their dinner deals are also really amazing. My brother ordered the chicken teriyaki and it came with four California rolls, two pieces of Nigiri, two shrimp tempura, one or two dumplings, and a cup of rice!!! All for like $20! The shop owners are a sweet older Korean couple and you can tell just how hard they work to run Kinja. They're very kind, so please be patient with the language barrier :) The set up of their shop is also very cute. There's an abundance of seating and the music they play is always fun. Last time I was in they were playing BTS's old hits. So if you're in the mood for Korean food, come check them out!

I love this place. The food is awesome and the beer cold. I'd give it a 5 star. The service is…read morespecular and ambiance is wonderful. I love sitting outside and watching the people that are out and about.

The food was absolute garbage. The rice was mushy, the sauce was not flavorful, and why was the…read moreteriyaki chicken reheated cubes of chicken breast? The reheated chicken hindquarter was basic bbq chicken but the skin was tough and again barely had any teriyaki flavor. The pasta salad was flavorful but gluey and the tossed greens were negligible. It took the staff member three different times to pull a beer correctly. I've been meaning to go back to this restaurant for so long and it was such a disappointment. Absolutely the worst teriyaki I've ever had.