One of my families favorite place to eat wether it's having bbq or just having table service. The…read morefood is amazing and we crave it because it's so good. The aunties that work there make us feel like family visiting, a very warm and welcoming atmosphere.

we had the same experience as Food F. review, only we left…read more There were only two tables taken when we arrived. The restaurant was cold so we left our jackets on. Lunch specials had been dropped a week before, so you had to order dinner entrees making lunch in the $50-$60 range. We decided it would be our Valentine dinner outing. After ordering, 45 minutes later and drinking a pot of tea we asked the waiter about our meal. He said they had just started. We asked why, as we ordered before a table that arrived after us and their food was delivered. We canceled our meal and left.

I always end up ordering too much food when I'm here, but it's worth it…read more Service can be a bit hit or miss. I've had an amazing waitress that always came to check and offered to refill side dishes. I've also had someone that couldn't be found until I walked over to pay. Their hotpots are amazing. my fav is the pork bone hotpot, you get a lot of super meaty bones with some veggies mixed in. Everything is marinated well, and not over seasoned.

We stopped by for lunch over the weekend. Food was great and service was fast and efficient. The…read moredeep fried pork dumplings were made well. My child ate all of them. I ordered the soft tofu seafood soup with marinated pork. The portion size was good. Soup had a decent amount of tofu and seafood. The pork was flavourful. My husband ordered the LA galbi. The beef short ribs were also nicely marinated as well. I think this is a great Korean option in the area if you are craving some classic Korean food. There is ample free plaza parking.

Cozy family friendly Korean restaurant in downtown Langley. They have few staff but they're so…read moreefficient, both the food and service were surprisingly fast! The sides are especially great. You normally only get three sides in other Korean restaurants but Woorinara gives NINE sides, each with their own flavour profile and distinct taste. Some like spicy, some like sweet, some like sour and the sides had an option for everybody. Of course the japchae (glass noodles) were really good, with smooth texture and a really unique flavour that's special to this restaurant. Their meats were also perfectly cooked and seasoned but we felt the portions were a bit small compared to what we might get in other restaurants. However the flavour was good to combine with any other dish and we really did eat our fill in the end. The bibimbap was classic and you can't go wrong with that!

A very friendly, authentic Korean restaurant! They have the perfect comfort food and the restaurant…read moreis very cozy. I got the dduk bae gi bulgogi (beef soup with noodles and veg) and it as pretty good! Although I did find the soup being a bit on the sweeter side. The side dishes are good as well! It's free refills on the side dishes so be sure to ask since they have yummy side dishes. The server was very nice and attentive and it seemed like it's family owned too.

This Korean Restaurant came with a high recommendation from our Host's friend while visiting BC…read more Our Host was not familiar with Korean food and left the ordering up to me for everyone to enjoy! They had a great variety, I ordered the Spicy Tofu Soup, LA Kalbi, Japchae, and Bossom to share. Others ordered individual Bibimbaps that came with several garnishes. Loved that they served complementary tea. It wasn't too long that our order was brought one by one, served hot and delicious! Our Host was very impressed and now knows what to order for next time. Place was clean, fast service. Special shout out to Audrey and Olivia for a wonderful dining experience! Highly recommend if ever in the Langley area!

We found this place on Google map as we were not familiar with korean food in the area. My friend…read morewanted hot food, preferably soupy stuff. We got the army stew (Budae jjigae) to share plus an order of Korean fried chicken. The staff recommended that when we asked what RO order for an appetizer or side. She said the fried chicken is the popular item. The soy garlic chicken was delicious. I like the army stew which is a guilty pleasure as it contains mostly processed meat like spam and sausage and a slice of American cheese and instant noodle. My friend never tried it before and while she liked the soup, she didn't like the processed stuff. She mostly had the tofu and rice cakes in there. The place was quite busy when we we were there on a Tuesday night. I guess it is a popular spot in the area. Parking is available out front.

Used to go here all the time and the owner is lovely. Been awhile since I visited again and staff…read moredidn't change but didn't see owner this time. Still pretty much the same. Chill place with nice service. The menu definitely became much smaller as years go by and prices gone up as the market went up. Still a decent place in my option. Meat quality never disappoint and parking lot right outside. Across from carvolth exchange with all kind of buses.

We came on an early weekday evening, and we were the only table here. The small BBQ meal piqued our…read moreinterest, so we decided to order that to split between the 2 of us. It seemed like their BBQ meals are quite popular since a couple of tables after us ordered the same. You are given the option of pork belly or pork jowl or a combination of the two. We chose the latter option, and we weren't disappointed! We were fairly new to this style of Korean BBQ dining and were deep in conversation, so we kept getting distracted and forgot to check on the meats. The waitress working was EXTREMELY patient and helpful. She helped us with the cooking and made conversation and joked with us. I personally prefer the pork belly because the pork jowl was a bit lean and dry (perhaps that was due to our poor cooking). The side dishes and soybean soup were standard - no complaints but also nothing to rave about. Instead of getting the rice with the soup, we ended the meal with the fried rice (additional $5). There was quite a lot of food leftover for 2 people so the small is definitely a good amount!

Update: back again to try their half n half fried Chicken, it was super good, crunchy outside very…read moremoist inside. We also had the bulgogi stew and the pork bone soup, both delicious... again I was disappointed with the ban chon and knock a star off

One of the BEST pork bone and kimchi stew I've ever had! Clean restaurant, beautiful decor, amazing…read moreservice and extremely delicious food! And affordable prices. I'd pay good money for all of these things! I love fried chicken but cannot eat much so my other half was happy to have most of it. This is one of my favourite places to visit!

Sad to say this place is temporarily loses. But the owner came out and apologized. Seemed really…read morenice.

Amazing food and service! I'm glad a friend told me about…read morethis spot or else we would have never found it. This restaurant is off the busy path and in an older looking building, but it is a diamond in the rough! We started off with the K-Fried chicken and our server recommended the sweet and spicy version and it was amazing! We then had the Korean beef bulgogi and the pork tenderloin katsu! Both were awesome! We will definitely make this a stop when we head up to Whistler!

Love love love love amazing Amazing food and staff…read more. Lots pf food choices.. and we love the dessert..

Visited here with friends after a long time. Surprisingly, the cost for weekend dinner doesn't…read moreappear to have changed much, if at all - was $104 for 2 buffet and 2 drinks plus tax and tip. I don't remember there being any beef short rib (LA galbi) on my previous visits, so that was a nice surprise. The marinated pork shoulder was very good as usual. The deep fried items seemed old, cold/lukewarm and very tough/chewy. Too bad because I used to love their chicken wings. I noticed a shaved ice milk machine with an assortment of jellies and red bean. The machine was hard to operate and only some of us were successful in grabbing some. Still a reliable option for large groups but I wish there were more options to choose from in Surrey.

Love the spicy chicken!!! Never go wrong with combo B (spicy chicken, blackened noodles, spicy…read moreseafood soup/noodles) . Always my go to place when visiting Surrey!

I'm extremely disappointed by our experience yesterday, especially because I've always genuinely…read moreenjoyed this restaurant. Unfortunately, what happened was unacceptable. Our party of six waited over an hour to be seated. If my mother hadn't spoken up, we likely would have waited even longer. Although reservations are not accepted, guests are placed on a waitlist upon arrival. Our name was clearly on the queue, but not in Korean and while I initially understood smaller parties of two or four being seated ahead of us based on table availability, concerns arose when another party of six--who was behind us in line (name was written in Korean--was seated before us. This was deeply frustrating, as we were next in line for a table that could accommodate six people. When we raised the issue, the hostess admitted it was a mistake, yet still chose to seat the other group first. They were 5th in the queue. Despite our complaint, there was no sincere apology, and we were forced to wait an additional 10 minutes while they set up another table. The entire situation left us feeling unfairly treated and discriminated against. As loyal customers who regularly spend over $300 per visit ordering family combos, extra dishes, drinks, and more, this was incredibly disappointing. Sadly, we will not be returning. There are many other restaurants that treat their customers with fairness, respect, and appreciation.