I am not Korean and didn't have a clue what to order for my sweet Korean daughter-in-law. I read…read morethe reviews and ordered the items that everyone said was good: Galbi Short Ribs, Beef Bulgogi, Bibimbap and Jjigae. My daughter-in-law said it was all fantastic! I will be returning to order again as she said it was absolutely authentic Korean food and was amazing!

We happened to be in Auburn on a cold and a rainy day, so we wanted some hot soup after a round of…read moregolf. Not cheap even for AL price. We didn't really expect much in a college town but it turned out to be pretty legit. Banchan - really good. Love the fish cakes. We asked for more but they said they ran out. So they never came back to our table again, not even to refill our tea and water cups after that. Stew: I think it is called Gopchang Changol or something like that. It usually got beef tripes, tofu, veggies, something, then intestines. This one got tofu and lots of intestines, flavored was good but way too much intestines, I like a mixed of stuffs. We always get udon in a stew, not this place. Not what I was expected. Big portion though so we took the leftovers, grabbed some tofu from Walmart and udon, and made another batch the next day. Fried chicken (both original and spicy) - not bad. Galbi (short ribs) - pretty good Tteokbokki- not bad

Excellent food at a place that has a bit of a "silly" and fun name to say. Come hungry because the…read moreportions here are for queens and kings. If you have never had Korean food with traditional "appetizers" I highly recommend chickchickporkpork. The food is absolutely fantastic! The prices are extremely fair for the quality and quantity you get. The sign in front is a bit small, so pay attention as you get close. You will be pleased you chose to come, whether for lunch or dinner. For the especially finicky eater, you will find a luxury of fried chicken options to choose from. Come with an open mind, and you will leave with a full belly and plenty of good memories.

Probably the best Asian food in the auburn area. I have really good Korean fried chicken here the…read morefried milk balls were quite enjoyable! We didn't drink, but they do have a good variety of alcoholic drinks. The lunch special seems like a really good deal. We ended up getting the chick chick chilly chilly mayo. I really enjoy that they bring out a water jug for self service and do wish more restaurants would do that since I drink a lot of water. It is not to far from campus and definitely worth the drive. It's perhaps not in the most fun location being off pepperell pkwy but large indoor seating available. Should be good for big groups as well, never took a big group here but seems like they have the space. Parking lot has spaces but not a good lot. Lots of potholes and some big ones at the entrance.

First time here, my brother and I had a great time. We ordered the premium all you can eat for 2…read more We could order anything we wanted and as much for 32.95 per person, so we did. The restaurant was clean, the servers were friendly and very helpful on how the process works. We stayed until the closed for the afternoon break before dinner service. Had a great time fellowshiping with my bro while in Auburn. We'll be back for sure!

Was vacant when we went at 6pm which was odd but great because we got in fast. Very tasty and the…read moreserver was hilarious.

I went in on a Sunday for dinner. My party was a pretty big one (10 people) and our server was…read moresuper attentive and friendly! I like how we can go and grab the ingredients we want to put in our hotpot & the meat to grill instead of waiting for it when we order it via tablet. We all got the kbbq + hotpot option so we got to get the full experience. I'd definitely come back here when I am in the area!

Unfortunately we were turned away at 8:35pm on a Thursday night. We drove over an hour to get there…read morebecause Yelp said they close at 9:30. But they turned us away because "last seating is one hour before close". Perhaps that's a norm in the area, but as someone who came from California, I'm not quite used to that. I could understand if it's 15-30 minutes before closing, but we came 55 minutes before, people were still dining in there to be turned away feels like bad service. Sadly didn't get to try the food.

My oldest son had a football camp at Auburn University. My youngest son said we just had to stop by…read morethis place so he could get some Korean corn dogs so we did. I did try the corn dogs, but my boys did and they seemed to really like them--especially the Cheetos corn dogs. I did try a mochi doughnut and it was alright. This place was more so something my kids enjoyed so it was worth the visit.

Mochi donuts were v tasty, and priced similarly to other mochi donuts I've had…read more Service was polite and quick. Only complaint I have is with the singular trash can. The entire top was covered in a sticky layer, which should be fixed immediately in my opinion.

Umami muddies the waters a bit by calling what they do "Pacific rim cuisine," which is an attempt…read moreto reconcile a pan-asian menu that would seem, under other circumstances, inauthentic to a specific region. It is simultaneously Korean, Japanese, Thai, and whatever else it needs to be. Under different circumstances that would raise alarm bells in my head, that this is maybe some rough butchering of multiple ethnic regions in an Alabama backwater. But the good news is that the atmosphere is pleasant, the food is tasty and well-presented, and there is an appreciation of many ingredients that is thoughtful and knowledgeable. The takoyaki, for instance, is a really fun textural experience, covered in what appears to be a remoulade and a dusting of bonito flakes. The end result is tangy and savory and rich, giving you a hint of the ocean even as you take a bite of what is, by other appearances, something akin to a hushpuppy. This trend of thoughtful compromises seems to hold true across the menu, where nothing is precisely what you'd at a restaurant catered to a single region's cuisine, but none of it is simply tossed out as an afterthought. I do wish that the sushi menu had more traditional fare on it -- you can get a number of fancier rolls that feature cream cheese and frying and all that sort of new-fangled American trappings, but no salmon. And the only tuna roll offered is a spicy tuna. But it's still possible to get simple, clean flavors from it, even if it does not have all the offerings from a traditional sushi bar. TVs on the wall seem dedicated to a whole host of different programming. One of them seems to constantly be showing pets, another niche sporting events like strongman competitions, and another seems to mostly be kpop videos. So if you absolutely have to watch football, you may have to go to Moe's a few doors down. For everyone else: there's a lot to like here.

Tried the miso ramen bowl, which was good. The service was also good, along with the ambiance. I'm…read morealways most looking forward to the egg in my ramen, and it was slightly cool in the middle, which was disappointing. Overall, this is a decent spot and I would return, though it's nothing "to write home about".

Food is delicious!! Best bento box in town if you like a nice variety. All the stews that I've had…read morewere so yummy too!

Food was literally insane. So amazing. The sashimi and the…read moresushi was just melt in your mouth and all of the traditional Korean dishes were just so rich and satisfying. 30/10 If you enjoy good seafood food this is the place Worth every penny

Their Taro Bubble Tea is an awesome - super creamy and the boba is just right. We also tried the…read moreChicken hibachi Fried Rice, General Tao Chicken, and this pre Mixed Pot. All of them were top-notch, but heads up, the Mixed Pot has a real kick to it! What really made our visit awesome was the super friendly owner/staff and the quirky robot server - yes, a robot that serves your food! It's not just about good eats here; it's about the whole fun vibe. Definitely check this place out for some great food and a cool experience.

I'm sure people don't come here for the food as much as they do the media experience, but the food…read moreis really bland. I got General Tso's chicken (extra crispy, medium spice) and it was soggy and bland. It just tasted like every generic chicken dish at any other quick Chinese place. The crab Rangoon was way to oily (and tasted like old oil), and there was barely any filling. The lo mein and dumplings were really bland - they had no flavor at all.

I think this place is a hidden gem. It's as authentic as being in Seoul, where I've been twice…read more Kimbap, bibimbap, scallion pancake are great. Don't miss out on the best Korean fried chicken in town! Ambiance is designed for efficiency. Service is always friendly.

Fast, kind service. The food was so authentic and so incredible and flavorful. In the cutest,…read morequaint and quiet spot. Can't wait to come back!

BEST LUNCH DEAL in Auburn/Opelika imho. Service is always fast. You can get back to work on time…read more Ambiance is lacking, but it's always clean!

Staff are great and sushi is good. They have good lunch specials. This spot is a go to when craving…read moreJapanese food.