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    Wonjo Korean Cuisine

    4.3 (119 reviews)
    ModerateKorean
    Closed 11:00 am - 10:00 pm

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    Abundant banchan, rice cake dumpling soup, spicy beef soup and kimchi stew!
    S. Y.

    Thank God for Wonjo Korean Cuisine! I'm Korean and was traveling with my Korean friends in Alaska when we were starting to crave a meal from our homeland. We honestly didn't expect to find an authentic Korean restaurant in Anchorage, much less one that exceeds many in the SoCal area, but we did!!!! The dishes were delicious - reminding us of Grandma's cooking! The service was great, the owner spoke in full Korean AND parts of the menu were only in Korean so we knew it was legit! Lol. And the BANCHAN!!! Omg!!! Take a look at my pics! They were endless! So many different delicious types and many of the roots and vegetables were hand picked from the area! The interior felt like a traditional Korean restaurant. Nothing fancy and plenty of room for a larger party. We enjoyed the meal so much that we put it into our itinerary to stop by again for our last meal before leaving Anchorage! I highly recommend!

    Eemyunsoo-gui (mackerel)
    Chp74 Y.

    Last dinner for our family before heading back home. Being from LA, and of Korean descent, we have a high bar for Korean food. Nice homie restaurant with great attentive service. Banchan setting is as good as KTown-LA. Mackerel was very very good and flaky (not dry at all). Kimchee jjigae was what I was craving. Did not enjoy as much because the broth was filled with butter (not the taste I go for). Kimchee was nice and fermented but soup base a bit off because of butter. Pork bulgogee was good and tasty. We ordered kim chee pajun but not what we normally have at home. Too thick (like Chicago pizzas) and not the thin crispy version we get at home. All in all, great comforting food. Banchan was the star of the table. And service felt like we were at a family home. Check this place out when you are craving homemade Korean food while in AL!

    Chicken Bulgogi, Hot Stone Bibimbap, various Banchan. Delicious
    Wendy C.

    Wasn't sure where to eat tonight, but Wonju Korean Cuisine popped up, as having had some 5 star ratings, so i took a look at the menu, and thought "Ok, there are options i can try" The dining room is cosy, and feels warm and quite intimate, with a good family feel. Lots of plants, and the walls are covered with pictures of menu items, in case you're unfamiliar with Korean food. I ordered Chicken Bulgogi, because i know i love bulgogi, and husband ordered Hot Stone Bibimbap. The menu said that each of our dishes came with side dishes, mine said 4, and his said 5. Which was one of the things i was very curious about. I've watched MANY K dramas, modern, historical, romantic, i love them, and am always intrigued by those little dishes that accompany the foods. So our server, before we were even seated, took our drink order. Anyway, it wasn't a long wait before she came out with a rolling trolley. The whole bottom of the tray was FILLED with Banchan (those intriguing little side dishes) We were also served soup, which had a similar flavour profile to miso soup, and was light, and warming. I counted the banchan (17) because it was a lot, but i was highly excited to try some. I like kimchi, and there was some kimchi, but most everything else, i had no clue about. One was cilantro, which seemed to have been lightly blanched. There was a delicious pickled spinach one, i could have eaten loads of those, some fried tofu, various noodle dishes, and maybe I think some other seaweeds? Eggplant, cucumber, and one that was yellow and tasted fruity. No clue what that was but we both enjoyed sampling those, and i am grateful for the large portion we were served. The chicken bulgogi was packed full of flavour, and made with thighs, so the chicken was juicy, and carried the flavour well. Lovely sticky rice. Husband enjoyed his bibimbap, and as it's a bit on the chilly side today, he kept grabbing the bowl and holding on, to get warm. He particularly enjoyed the crunchy bits of sizzled rice. As for the staff - absolutely wonderful! As we were leaving, the table behind us had some staff members sitting there, and one young lady became quite enthralled by my coat. So i did a fashion show for her and displayed all the features, and finished up with a runway walk. She took a picture of the (Orolay) label, and noted my tip that on Black Friday, Amazon halve the price of these jackets. Even so, they are a good priced coat, and well suited to our temperatures. It was a fun five minutes, and really served to make me feel that i was a valuable customer and not just another face. Thanks for the experience. I'll be back for more!!

    side dishes and kimchi chigyae

    food: ordered hot stone pot bibimbap and kimchi chigyae. both were delicious! loved all the little side dishes ( ) that came with the meal too. service: quick and friendly. food arrived fast and very hot. server answered all our questions about the food and had some good suggestions about flavors. ambiance: warm, good lighting and comfortable seating. music was quiet so we could easily speak to each other and our server. would definitely eat here again!

    Great way to start your meal
    Michael D.

    Don't let the location or store front fool you, this place is really good. Tucked away off Fireweed Ave in Anchorage nestled between a liquor store and shady massage place is a great Korean Restaurant. Like any legit Korean Restaurant you are met with a very pragmatic dining room, super clean, eccentric decor and great service. My favorite, kimchi and all the other fermented goodness, is abundant! I had the dumplings, they were good. The Ramen was really good And the Bulgogi was the best I've had in Alaska! If you're craving an authentic Korean experience, give them a try.

    Bulgogi and Kimchee Pancake
    Keiko C.

    Large portions. Banchans-- A LOT of variety! The besssssst kimchee pancake I've ever had hands down Allow some time for service. There's one/two servers during lunch time but well worth the wait

    Kimchi jaeyuk tofu
    Nicole R.

    Since my first review, restaurant has changed its name and sign from Wonjo Tofu House to Wonjo Korean Cuisine, presumably to differentiate itself from Tofu House on Arctic. My mom and I ordered takeout from here because we assumed they were closed for dine-in due to the most recent COVID-19 shutdown. When I went to pick up the food, I found out they are open for dine-in by reservation only. Everything appeared clean and well-spaced. Unfortunately, our two favorite entrees were inexplicably removed from the menu. When my mom tried to order kimchi jaeyuk tofu (pictured below) for me, she was informed that was taken off the menu over a year ago. Similarly my mom's favorite soybean stew is no longer on the menu. The menu currently posted on their website still has these items, so clearly it has not been updated recently. The restaurant has virtually no online presence so I had no way of checking social media for an updated menu, and the most recent photos on Yelp and elsewhere are at least a year or two old. That aside, the food was delicious as ever. I got the spicy pork bulgogi lunch special. Despite being a lunch special, the portion sizes are huge and I got two meals for the price of one. The banchan are wrapped in foil in the box which is a nice way to keep them separated. This time one of the sides included was hot dog slices which struck me as a little odd. I've never been to any Korean restaurant that had hot dogs as a side dish. They weren't bad, but I definitely preferred all the other vegetable sides. I'd give this place 4.5 stars now but I'm keeping it at 5 here because I have fond memories of coming here for lunch when I lived in Anchorage and the server is a sweetheart. If you're looking for quality Korean food for takeout or dine-in, Wonjo is a great option.

    Banchan
    TJ G.

    Very authentic delicious Korean food. The mackerel was delicious and not too salty like I have found at other Korean spots around town. They have soju and Korean beer. I also really like the cold noodles and the big array of banchan sides. Would definitely recommend this spot.

    June 2019
    Katy F.

    There's something about the best Asian restaurant in Anchorage being in discreet locations something about it makes them that much better. Won Jo is a clean comfy restaurant nestled between a liquor store and massage parlor (one of the kinds you kind of don't want to know about). Don't let that deter you, the food and service is outstanding. Between the few times I've been here, I've gotten the hot pot with silky tofu as well as the lunch special spicy chicken bulgolgi. Both were very tasty and piping hot. Something in the sauces and broth make the flavors stand out. Our hostess and waitress kept our water glasses full. She's very friendly and personable as well. Korean food is typically pretty expensive so I'd say it's about average pricing here.

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    great food and service will return great place for family or work gatherings. Very attentive.

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    great food, fast service, and welcoming staff! will definitely be coming back when we are in town!

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