Went out in a group of three and we very much enjoyed it. We were a bit confused regarding the hot…read morepot since we wanted that as well but the bbq was good and the choices were good for the standard option and the price not bad

FINALLY!! I found a place where I can thoroughly enjoy some Korean bbq!!!!…read more From the very attentive staff, and the HUGE selection of meats and side dishes, this place is a great choice! I selected the $30 all you can eat, and man oh man was that bulgoggi marinade delicious!! Not only the meats, but so were the side dishes/entrees that were a GREAT thing to have alongside and honestly a great bang for your buck! Yes, it's not IN Boston, but trust me, it's worth that uber ride or T ride!!

Was in the area and in the mood for dolsot bibimbap and it sated my cravings. Tried it with short…read morerib (galbi) this time and it was tasty, I love how hot the food stays and crisps up the rice just right. Galbi itself was pretty good, a touch chewy, decent flavor but not worth the extra cost in my opinion. Banchan was alright, the kimchi was very liquidy and spattered on my shirt and was on the extra sour side. Service was fast and polite and the space was clean. Would return for more dolsot in the future.

This is a decent spot to get jjajangmyeon and jjampong. The food was decently priced with filling…read moreportions- the half size of the tangsuyuk came with more than I expected! I liked that the restaurant gave side dishes- some places don't automatically give you them. There was a decent amount of seafood in the broth, and I liked the spice level. My main complaint is that I felt there should be more sauce for the jjajangmyeon, as the noodles were barely covered after we mixed it. Overall, this is a solid place with a lot of different options. It's a casual spot with a lot of people ordering takeout, and the workers are very friendly as well. I would definitely come back!

It was a cold wet day, we took a trip down and were the first party at dinner opening! We spent…read moresome time in the book store next door until then! Accessible by bus (stop is right outside) or street parking if you drive. Our server was super nice and attentive! Thank you first of all! We ordered the following dishes: +Kimchi seafood pancake - overall profile nice, different look then I've seen but flavor profile was fine for me, messy and fell apart but many places are like that no biggie scoop em up! +Spicy beef stew with glass noodles and rice. Flavorwise, well seasoned broth enjoyed it on a cold day, wish it was actually spicy. Pork bulgogi, I'm usually accustomed to gochujang chili paste style with onions and carrots but they have a different take. It was more a tangy sweet bbq or teriyaki style with a load of bean sprouts (i personally hate bean sprouts not that i can't eat it haha) not my cup of tea tho. Overall thank you for the meal and the great service. Dishes didn't hit it out of the park for me. All the best!

We're always looking for a new Korean spot to try & the other day, we decided to venture out to…read moreArlington to try WooRi! I believe this is a family-owned establishment, offering Korean cuisine. We arrived slightly before they opened back up for dinner, & ended up being their first customers for the evening. Throughout our entire meal, we had the same server who helped us... she was very nice & sweet! We ended up ordering these three dishes to try: -kimchi seafood pancake -spicy beef stew -pork bulgogi Thoughts: So, I was reading some reviews before coming here & I was kind of shocked that they charge extra if you want banchan here lol. I've never seen this before. Anywho, didn't end up getting banchan to try. All the dishes took around 10-20 min to arrive, with the kimchi seafood pancake being served to us first. I personally enjoyed it! It was crispy on the edges/crust but it was a little hard to eat only because it kept falling apart on us. For the pork bulgogi (grill), we were expecting the usual gochujang + gochugaru w/ carrots + onions on a skillet. This was simply served on a white plate w/ a bunch of bean sprouts. We were not expecting there to be bean sprouts at all lol & the menu does not include descriptions for any of their dishes, other than the alert server of any allergies. We're not allergic to bean sprouts by any means, but do not enjoy eating them. It was a bit unexpected since we've never experience this dish being cooked this way. Aside from the bean sprouts in the pork bulgogi, I would say this dish was overall not a hit for us. The flavor profile was similar to teriyaki sauce? Not exactly sure but just ended up not being anything we envisioned. Now, as for the spicy beef stew, I enjoyed the flavor! It came with glass noodles & a side of rice. Portion sizes were average & on par with other Korean spots in MA, in my opinion. I would say, one thing I wished was if everything was spicier. We found all the dishes to be very mild in spice. Overall, I would say 3/5. It unfortunately didn't hit the spot for us. The prices were also on the higher side. Normally it wouldn't matter if the flavors were there for us but I don't think we will be returning any time soon. Perhaps maybe in the future to try their sundubu jjigae/tofu soup as I see great reviews for that dish from here. Parking: street parking

The service was quick and the waitress was very nice and friendly. I got a potato corndog which was…read morevery delicious and was thinking about getting something else but the prices were so expensive (including the corn dog). i also got a taro boba tea which was also very tasty. TLDR; the food was good the prices were not

This place has so much promise, but was not worth it for the price to food quality to me. I was…read moreexcited to try their bibimbap, which caught my attention from their advertising board on the street. Unfortunately, it was the worst bibimbap I've ever had at a restaurant. There were barely any toppings, the ground beef that cost extra to get was cold and hard, and even though the rice came in a heated serving pot, there somehow weren't any crispy parts. Not worth it for $17. The army soup hot pot that we got to share was definitely better in taste and was properly heated up, but at $37 for not very high quality ingredients (ramen, sausage, spam, and gochujang sauce), it was also a disappointment for our wallets. The vibe of the place make it seem totally capable of being a great hangout spot (round tables, k-pop concerts playing on TVs on one wall). I just wish the quality of food could improve to match the price.

Food was unexpectedly good! Will be coming here again. I ordered the Fish with Tomato Soup, my…read morepartner had the spicy sliced beef with hot chili oil. Popcorn chicken had the right amount of salt.

This is a must try if you love soup. This place in Malden and has some street parking around. The…read moreplace isn't too big and wasn't too busy. The bathroom is in the kitchen so it's a little awkward going through there. They have many different options of soup with rice and noodle options. Next time I definitely want to try there spicy grilled fish, maybe with a large group. We got the large Sauerkraut Fish and it was huge. We asked her how large it was and she made it seem much smaller but it is definitely a family sized bowl. It was filled with a great proportion of fish and vegetable and came 2 bowls of rice. Sauerkraut fish is a personally favorite so this did not disappoint at all. We also ordered the Tomato Sauce Noodle, the meat in this was a little over cooked and the soup was a little more sweet than my liking. I did find the combination of both soups was really good though. Overall would recommend giving this place a try if your a soup lover.

The food tasted fantastic and the combos were amazing value but there are some negatives that need…read moreto be addressed. Food: We ordered two combos that left us super full and with leftovers. Our favorite were the tangsuyuk and the soondubu. The pork was super crispy and the dipping sauce was refreshingly tangy. The soondubu had a great heat that was flavorful but passed quickly so you could enjoy sweating too much. Service: Our waiter was pleasant but with the dining area pretty empty more frequent check-ins would be appreciated. Atmosphere: The interior was clean but I would describe the decor as nondescript Asian. Our primary complaint was definitely a fruit fly that kept buzzing around us. Some fly traps would solve the issue.

Terrible service, don't go!…read more I ordered spicy seafood noodles on takeout app. For which the suggested wait time was 10 minutes. They gave me the wrong food after around 20 minutes, and refused to make the correction. I had to contact the customer service to cancel my order after 30 more minutes. Also, as a Korean restaurant the staffs there are non-Asian and have very limited English level. I wonder if they have the basic ability to read the English translations for Asian dishes and get to know customers' needs, especially for online orders. If you don't mind waiting and getting the wrong food, you might go there. Otherwise, please kindly consider somewhere else.

My daughter requested Ramen following a Boda Borg outing. We all loved it. Prices were reasonable,…read moreand the decorations in the bathrooms were A+.

Zuru Zuru has excellent ramen, but I do think its something you should go in and eat while sitting…read morethere. If you get it delivered, it does lose some of the quality in my opinion. I ordered the Chicken Kara-age ramen with Tonkotsu broth. I thought it had great flavor and the portion was large enough that I was able to get two meals out of it. My husband had the Gyu Don bowl which came with sliced marbled beef, caramelized onion, scallion, pickled vegetables, sesame seeds, and steamed rice. He loved the flavor of the beef and thought it was a good portion. I would recommend Zuru Zuru.

Authentic Chinese in a imple digs with no decor. A combination of booths and round tables. Deep…read moremenu. Friendly service. -- Chongqing Style Spicy Chicken: The classic dish with as many red chile peppers as bite-sized chicken nuggets. Smaller pieces than most, but crisp without being dry, and full of flavor even beyond the spice. Solid. -- Crispy Fried Pork W/ Sweet Sour Sauce: This isn't your daddy's old school Chinese American sweet and sour, and that's a good thing. But first, the pork: thin, flat slices with an even thinner batter reminiscent of tempura-- so light and crispy it crackled like broken glass. The sauce had syrup consistency, golden color instead of the old school red, and more sour than sweet. A spectacular dish if you like sweet and sour, and a good one even if you don't. -- Sautéed Pork Belly with Hot Pepper: Firm slices of pork with so little fat you can eat the whole thing without inspection. The hot peppers weren't so hot, so while this was enjoyable as a simple pork and vegetable dish, it had no spicy flavor pizzaz suggested in the name and evident in similar examples elsewhere. On the other hand, it did have pleasant black bean flavor. -- Sautéed Shredded Beef With Long Horn Pepper: Numerous slivers of tender beef with more of an understated thin gravy than sauce, with the peppers crisp but not that peppery. Mild but substantial. Bonus points for all of the following: - The server coming back and double checking to make sure we still wanted a dish we ordered after letting us know it was cold. - A tablet on the table with the menu showing photos of every dish to assist in ordering decisions. - A municipal parking lot across the street. - Cute branded takeout bags.

Decided to give this new place a try. This location has changed ownership a few times in the past…read morecouple years. Parking can be tricky because they don't have a parking lot. We usually park at Stop & Shop and walk over instead of wasting time looking for street parking. They did a little bit of remodeling and the place is very spacious. The service was wonderful. Our waters were always full and the staff are all so pleasant and helpful. My family doesn't eat too spicy, but our serve gave us some recommendations, and they were all very good. My favorite was the braised Japanese tofu and the sweet & sour fish. They debone the whole fish while maintaining a beautiful presentation on the plate. It was fried perfectly and didn't come out soggy even with the sauce on it. I would definitely come back to try more dishes.

Honestly, when a menu has dishes from all different cuisines, it's usually a sign the food might be…read morejust okay and that ended up being true here. It could also be on me for not ordering their specialty (the one-pot noodles), but overall it didn't really stand out. The only thing I really liked was the popcorn chicken. Portions are huge, restaurant itself is cute and cozy

I've been here sooo many times and it's so good everytime! Very nice and very fast service always…read more The quality of food is consistent and the variety of food is great for people with different tastes! I always try new appetizers each time I come and I really like the pumpkin croquettes. It's crispy, soft, and a little chew on the inside like mochi. It's really good with condensed milk. I always love the crispy fried buns with condensed milk, so warm and yummy! The only thing I was dissatisfied with was the soup dumplings. The dumpling skin was thick, and the filling tasted weird. Casual restaurant with really good food and nice portion size.

Great food, friendly service, and a comfortable space to enjoy a meal with friends! As an island…read moreperson, having Haitian and other Caribbean flavors to enjoy was like a taste of home!

One of the tastiest fried fish sandwiches that I've had in a long time. Adding pikliz to a…read moreperfectly seasoned and breaded piece of fish is just a magical combo. I had my food delivered to the office so it wasn't hot and fresh so I can only imagine how good it would be to eat it as soon as it was ready. I'd even forgotten about the cold, soggy fries at that point because the sandwich was so good. Definitely go check this spot out.