I really wanted to try the spicy rice cakes. It was delicious. It had a mildly sweet undertone with…read moremostly a very yummy spicy flavor. I tried the seaweed rolls, too. I don't know much about Korean food, but it was fun to try some dishes I have never had before. Everything we ordered was enjoyable and tasty!

This place is fantastic! It's a small restaurant on a Main Street and counter service. However, the…read morerestaurant itself was accommodating and felt very clean and inviting. The menu was large and had some great dishes. I ended up ordering the mango milk tea and the spicy pork bibimbap. My food take a little longer than my partner's to come out which always leads to that awkward "should I start or not?" question. Thankfully it didn't take too much longer for my food to come out. The milk tea tasted great! Very refreshing and not overly sweet. I wish there a little bit more mango flavor but it was by no means bad. The real star of the show was the bibimbap. The portions were large and all of the food tasted fresh, very flavorful, and came out hot. Although the restaurant seemed unassuming this was probably one of my favorite bibimbaps I've ever had. The staff were also very nice and apologized for the wait. They come and collect your plates when finished. I highly recommend trying this place out if you're in the area even though parking can be a bit tricky!

I went there today cause I wanted to surprise my spouse with an evening snack .. so I went here for…read morethe first time And I loved it well I loved the awesome customer service as to I'm an vegan .. I wish they had big bubble teas but thank u all for helping me especially when I called cause I done forgot how much tenders I got .. so thank u for your awesome customer service -the cashier was super sweet and my spouse said the chicken fingers were bomb AF ... Thanks for coming to the community and bringing us something new but can u add some salad on the menu for me lmaoooo

In town for a show and had a late night spicy craving and came across Gangnam Spice in which I had…read moreto stop in! While the location is open until 11 it is take out after 9:45 so prep accordingly! Take out presentation with box and bag is on point though and all the utensils are available for your needs as well. Great bar and general seating area if frequenting earlier in the day in a casual and relaxed atmosphere. Service was quick and very friendly for a first time visitor, even had a chance to chat with the owner for a bit which is a nice touch interacting with customers that frequent the establishment. I know, I know, enough chit chat how about the food Dave? Took the awesome recommendation from the team and went with an 8 piece tender meal as it gives two options of flavors with half/half option. So I grabbed fire and Gangnam spice and both were able to curb my late night spice craving. Waffle fries round out the combo with a can of soda (Coke products) to wash it down with. Meal was full of flavor and tasty indeed! Look forward to trying that fried rice and some wings next go around. Being in the road, tenders were the easiest option for the take out plan!

We went as a group. The restaurant was full which is a good sign. They still had a table for us…read more I had a bibimbop bowl which was a combination of vegetables and fish on a bed of potatoes ice in a heated bowl. The other people had sushi. It was as tasty. No complaints here. We were served in a reasonable amount of time. We started out with some stuffed rolls and some edamame. The restaurant is split with the restaurant on one side and sushi on the other. There is a public lot and limited street parking. Parking was not a problem. I would return.

We returned (and will continue returning) to JP Seafood Cafe. JP Seafood Cafe has quickly become…read moreour favorite spot in JP. Service is pretty typical of what you'd expect, but the food is quick and super tasty. Consistently meets expectations and provides really yummy food. The soups are fantastic.

Casually stopped by with my parents, no expectations and it did not disappoint!…read moreBeef bulgogi was the fave, so much flavor but not too heavy. Katsu chicken curry was generous on the portion and was a comfort meal. It was my first time trying Tkeokbokki, these ones are pretty spicy! The shrimp katsu was a miss though - not whole shrimp, instead it was a fried paste/mix? Overall, huge menu so I'd come back to try the wings and sushi!

ordered soy garlic chicken wings, very good. tteoboki,…read morekimchi tofu soup, seawood salad. pickled radish very good. quick service.

Came here after Disney on Ice. It felt like they were understaffed but they still gave great…read moreservice. Staff were still friendly although overwhelmed. Noticed the guy was helping serve and grilling at the same time. The boiled pork belly platter is a good sharing platter and was good. Had the baby and toddler with me so couldn't enjoy it as much so took it to go. The soup was good and loved that I got to salt to my taste.

We used to absolutely love this place, but our most recent visit was so disappointing. Not sure…read morewhat's happened over the years but the portions & quality got significantly lower while the prices got much higher. $33 for a combo with such tiny portions is insane. Not to mention our meat was overcooked to the point of being tough to chew. The Soulongtang broth was nice and rich but they barely gave any glass noodles. Banchan was bland. Overall, very sad to see how far they've fallen.

Do you want some yummy drinks and delicious Korean tapas alongside? Guess what, this is the place…read moreto be!!! From the good music, to the very attentive staff, this place is a VIBE! Loved all of the food I got and ESPECIALLY the delicious drinks!! Personally, the love potion was sooooooo good!!! And I loved the Galbi skewers, absolutely delicious and the sauce was YUM! You gotta check this place out, you won't regret it!!

Found a great place that doesn't close at 8pm. This place is open late with dim lit lights. It's…read moreright on Harvard Street off the Coolidge Corner stop with street parking. Came to this place for the tapas but I was surprised to see there speciality's which were on the pricier side for more than $30 a dish. The waiters were nice and attentive and the menu is a QR scan code. We got a few tapas to share including the fried spam which had a great presentation in a the spam can. We got the fried rice cake which was better than I expected. It came with 3 on a stick and with 2 dipping which we mixed. They also had special tapas are more dinner sized for around more then $20 each dish. We got the Army Stew and it came with a variety of different sausages, spam and ramen. The dish seemed small when it first came out but was well sized for a meal. Would definitely want to come back for a drink but overall a great place for a late night bite. The vibes are great and we just spent time talking. It has a clean bathroom with Aesop soap, it is a little small but it felt really nice.

I had really wanted to try to this place for awhile. A reservation on the weekend at a normal time…read moreneeds to be booked far in advance. I got their toku set menu. They started off with banchan, which were done super well. They were all eloquently balanced with flavor and freshness. It definitely felt more elevated compared to the banchan from other Korean establishments. The marinated shrimp, scallop and japchae came next. The japchae and scallop were my favorite bites of the night. Then there were 2 meat dishes, pancake and then finally the chicken soup. The chicken soup was also very good and had so much flavor. I would come back again for the banchan, japchae and chicken soup again. I do have a few criticisms on the meal. For a set meal, I don't think it was present in the most enjoyable order. The pancake came in right before the final dish of the chicken soup. The flavor and texture wasn't very good and felt so out of place as everything else was so well done. If it was brought way earlier, I wouldn't have a second thought on it. But it felt off putting being the second to last dish. Also we were a bit thrown off by just the pacing of everything. You would think that you eat the banchan along with your mains, but it more felt like you needed to finish them sooner given the limited table space. The last thing is the chicken soup is brought way too late into the meal. It's essentially the main part of the meal, but is brought in last after you finish most things. I'm a big guy and can eat a lot, but I was full by the time it came out. Despite what I wrote above, the food was amazing and so eloquently made and presented.

This place is very nicely decorated, and has a set menu. Tried the Matsu. Banchan were ok, maybe…read morenot my favorite selection but still nice to much on. It was a bit weird to me they didn't serve anything with rice. Scallop was great, super fresh, and had a delicious sauce with it. Japchae and mung bean pancake I thought were just ok. The mung bean pancake wasn't my favorite. In general it felt super pricey for being just ok. The Kalbi Chim and Samgyetang were my favorites. Kalbi was super soft and tender with a delicious broth (though again, rice?). The samgyetang was something really special with the sweet rice on the bottom of the soup. I think this place is really special for their samgyetang. I would come back again and have just that. Service was super nice though!

Great ambiance, nice dimly lit atmosphere and each grill is nicely spread out. The service was…read morequick and wonderful. The servers grill the meat for you here. The food was all divine. Meats were delicious and cooked great! Definitely on the pricier side but worth the splurge for a nice date or meal with friends. Parking can be a doozy but if you circle the block there is street parking on the opposite street. Would definitely go back, this is Boston's best upscale-esque kbbq that I have had. Overall an 8 or 9/10, only deducting points because I do feel the price is a bit much in comparison to other restaurants that offer the same (but I also understand this is the only place bringing this kind of service in Boston atm) signed, a KBBQ fanatic

This was my first time trying KBBQ in Boston in probably 10 years or so. Based off of the photos,…read morebranding and ambience, I was expecting a somewhat upscale experience. While I appreciated small touches with being able to put your jackets in a plastic bag under your seat, everything else fell a bit short. The quality of the meats and produce was a bit disappointing. The onion our server used to flavor and start our grill with looked dry, the pumpkin seemed to have a bit of frost as though it were frozen, and the overall quality of the meat was a bit lackluster. Even towards the end of our meal, even when our server told us the meat was ready, a couple of pieces were still raw. The banchan was not bad and the bibim naengmyeon we had was probably the best part of our meal. Sadly I don't think we'll be back based on our experience.

Always a good time at Sojuba! We went here on Halloween around 9:30pm for dinner. There was a bit…read moreof a line but it didn't take too long to get in. Food was great - I ordered the spicy kalbi chicken with rice & the hubs ordered the beef. Both were great! Others ordered the scallion pancake, fish stew, and bibimbap. Everyone really enjoyed their dishes. They had music and a dance floor too - I think this was probably a Halloween special- not sure if they have this every Friday or weekend. Overall a great time with great food and ambience!

The atmosphere strikes a nice balance between a lively club and a laid-back sports bar right in the…read moreheart of Fenway. Even on Red Sox game days, it doesn't get overly crowded, which is a plus. That said, they're quite strict about checking IDs, so be sure to have yours ready. The drinks are okay, but you're better off sticking with draft beers, canned options, or soju. While they do offer a full bar, mixed drinks don't seem to be their strong suit. As for the food, it's good but not exceptional. The bulgogi stood out, served with onions and green onions alongside a portion of rice. The corn cheese was also enjoyable--salty, satisfying, and paired with a generous serving of chips. Service, however, leaves room for improvement. When we asked to move from the bar to the bar tables due to a leak above us, we were required to close out our tab first and didn't get waited for a while which felt inconvenient given the situation. Overall, it's a solid Korean spot in Fenway with a fun vibe, decent food, and a few service hiccups.

This place is a legit no-frills chicken shack. I got the 15 piece to bring to a gathering along…read morewith a six of their spicy wings. We didn't even get into the spicy wings, because we opened the regular fried chicken first and it was crazy good. These guys use the perfect amount of spice in the coating; it adds just the perfect zing that makes you keep reaching for another piece. I didn't get to try the spicy wings when they were hot but they were fantastic out of the fridge the next day. If you're having a battle of Boston area fried chicken, NYFC has to be a contender.

Just like your mother makes Do yourself a favor and try this chicken you won't be disappointedread more