This place is awesome. We try to to time our pass through town so we can stop here. Food is…read morefantastic but love the booths and authenticity.

Parking: there is a ton of parking! It is located in a shopping center, so lots of parking! Don't…read moreworry! Seating: there is a ton of seating! They have cute private spaces so your family/friends can have privacy! Food: the Korean food is quite good! The soups are very tasty and delicious! Bathroom: a private individual bathroom for men & women in the back! Price: normal prices! The beef can be pricey, but beef is pricey in general. Service: great. Our Korean server was good. The Spanish speaking lady was kind and polite!

I had a great experience at Kalim Korean BBQ while traveling through Montgomery…read more The Bulgogi Jeongol was generous in portion, and I especially loved how many fresh mushrooms were included. It was flavorful and perfect for sharing. A few of the tables have partition walls, which gave us a nice sense of privacy and made the meal feel more relaxed. We arrived close to closing time, but the lady who helped us was incredibly kind and welcoming. She never made us feel rushed, and her warm hospitality made our visit even more memorable. If you're looking for authentic Korean food and friendly service, I definitely recommend this place!

Wow! I can't get over how nice everyone was in this restaurant. From the time of walking in until I…read morewas waking out of the door, everyone was so pleasant. That's what sticks out in my mind. The waiter even made suggestions and 'coached' me through how to eat my meal. And the meal was delicious. I had the ribeye and marinated pork. Very, very good. Multiple people would come by the table to make sure that the food was cooking efficiently. That was a plus. Also, most of the people there were in the private areas so there was any excess noise or lack of space out on the floor. I even watched time and time again how affectionately they would greet their guests. It was apparent that most of their patrons were regulars. Well, count me in that bunch as well. I'll be going here often. You should, too.

Took my guy for his first Korean experience in the culinary world…read more Started with fried dumplings, and beef short ribs, all the sides. He was pleasantly surprised how good it was, being a country boy raised on fried foods and a biscuit. He even enjoyed the spicy sides of bean sprouts, cucumber, noodles, etc., and loved the kim chi and sticky rice. Looking forward to our next meal to try other dishes.

My brother in law took me to Uh Woo Don based on a recommendation from one of his coworkers. We…read morewere seated immediately in a booth (all seating has high walls or is semi-private). We ended up ordering beef bulgogi and pork/squid bulgogi. The small dishes that were brought out for us were all very good, a few were pretty spicy as well. As for the main dishes, both were served in a very generous portion along with a side of rice. I mainly stuck to the beef as it was absolutely delicious. The pork and squid were both good as well though. Overall we had a great experience with some excellent food!

Exceptionally delicious food! Definitely authentic which was wonderful! A definite go to place when…read morewe are in the area!

I feel like this place has changed recently. We went for lunch, and the experience was very…read moredifferent from the last time we went. The banchan was a lot more basic and less variety. I remember getting 6-8 dishes before, and this time we only got 4. The kimchi was quite good, but the rest was pretty boring. We were offered refills, so I'm not saying they're stingy. The menu seems very limited. Maybe this was a lunch thing? But I saw the same menu posted on the walls in the booths. No beef bulgogi? No fried chicken? No tteokbokki?! We both got the dol sot bibimbap, which was maybe the best iteration of that dish that we have had outside of Korea, so I think that is an improvement, but we felt like there wasn't much on the menu for us other than that dish. When we want to have that again, we will gladly come back. I just wish there was more variety. The service was extremely friendly. I have no complaints there, and I'm thankful for the welcoming atmosphere. I'd recommend you try this restaurant (maybe the new menu will resonate with you), it's just not the same as it used to be, and I would not trust old pictures of the menu.

How could I miss my chance to try Korean-style fried chicken? We dropped in to Kim Cook on a recent…read moretrip to Montgomery, and I'm so glad we did. The mountain of chicken was perfectly crispy and golden, but not greasy at all! (A personal pet peeve.) I could have gotten it tossed in one of several house-made sauces. But we opted to get them on the side, so we could try all three. My fave was a tangy and slightly spicy traditional sauce. They also had a very tasty house-made smoked honey BBQ. The chicken comes topped with a fistful of sliced green onions and a side of sweet pickled radishes that were surprisingly refreshing. There are other menu options (beef, pork or seafood bowls) as well as a refrigerated case full of cook-at-home specialties like marinated bulgogi beef and rich soups that take three days to make. Next time, we'll have to bring a cooler :)

Wonderful very small restaurant. Kind service, but fabulous Korean corn dogs that are absolutely…read morehuge and very well priced ($5.99!). My kids and I drive an hour almost weekly to eat there. I always get the garlic shrimp and broccoli bowl with candied garlic. Delicious! The three of us always eat there and there is a very steady stream of the Asian community coming through to pick up to-go orders so it must be authentic. Not much aesthetically but I have been to 5 star restaurants all over the world and this is a find!

Honestly the best KBBQ and Hot Pot you can get out in Alabama. Good for what it's worth. If you're…read morefrom a more populated area or state, keep an open mind. I went here with some friends and they're very flexible with seating. You can't just do only kbbq. You must get the hot pot with it. It's like a self-serve buffet style. There is no brisket sauce or brisket here, but there is bulgogi and other cuts.

Hot pot and Korean BBQ? Can't get better than that! Volcano is the best spot in town for an AYCE…read moreexperience with so many different meats, vegetables, and appetizers. I tried the Korean seafood broth for the hot pot, and it was so flavorful with just the right amount of spice. They have a state-of-the- art table that keeps the pot boiling. The Korean BBQ did not disappoint either. There were so many different cuts of marinated meats. Overall, I had a great time at Volcano. The food was great, and the servers were very friendly. The whole experience was out of this world!

I believe Uhwoodon was converted into Fish & BBQ Korean Restaurant as it is located at the same…read moreaddress and has the same phone number. I visited with my friend last night for dinner who had never tried Korean food before. My exposure to Korean food is my grandmother's amazing cooking. I was VERY pleased with Fish & BBQ's offerings. They were delicious!! They serve everyone chilled rice tea (so addictive - if you've never tried it, you need to! There are so many health benefits). We ordered mandu (pot sticker dumplings) for an appetizer. They were warm, crispy, and delicious and accompanied by banchan (small side dishes that are common in Korean cooking - different varieties of kimchi, etc.). My friend and I both ordered bulgogi bibimbap. It was a perfect balance of sweet, savory, spicy, fresh, crunch, and tender! I was stuffed to the gills by the end, and my bill came out to less than $25. I think the value of this place is amazing, and the food is cooked with love, and it shows! I can't wait to come back.

This a small quaint restaurant in a strip mall on the far end of Atlanta Highway near AUM campus…read more I came for one thing.... MONGOLIAN BEEF. This is one of my favorite Chinese dishes and this may very well be the best I've ever had. Perfectly seared/caramelized meat, decadent sauce (with a little kick). Wow!! I didn't catch the server's name but she was very kind and attentive. I will most definitely be back!

Been coming here on and off for years, but on recent visit, found out its under new management &…read morenew menu was introduced with awesome combo items for dinner. Very good value, and top notch freshness on all raw items I've tried. Nigiri/Sashimi special prices are unbeatable! Excellent quality AND value.

I have been going to SHILLA over the past few years and it is by far one of the best, if not the…read morebest Korean restaurants I've been to. Very clean facility and the food is just plain great. Service is very nice and the portions are very fair. One might not expect such excellent Korean in Alabama, but with a very large Korean population due to a Hyundai factory nearby, you will be not disappointed.

SHILLA goes down as the first Korean restaurant I have visited in Alabama. I gotta say, SHILLA was…read morenot my restaurant of choice however my grandfather insisted this spot was great. I came in with an open mind​ but left unimpressed. From the outside, SHILLA could use some work. It looks kind of old and dingy. The inside is a bit of an improvement, but it was poorly lit. There was not a very welcoming feel when we entered. Service wise, they seemed short staffed for a weekend. Everyone was cordial however the service was kind of lacking. No one checked on us after the food arrived. We wanted to order some more food and we didn't see anyone from our seats so we pushed the button which yielded no response until the 4th try. I understand there was a party in the other room, but other than that group--there was no one else in the restaurant except us... Food: Off the bat, I was disappointed because I tried to ​order sushi and was told it was not offered on the weekends--this is not stated anywhere on the menu. Here are some of the items we ordered: *Soontofu/Tofu Soup ($8.95) *Japchae ($12.95) *Haemulpajun/Seafood pancake ($12.95) *Bulgogi ($14.95) *LA Galbi ($18.95) Food-wise, the wait was super long and the food was MEH. The tofu soup didn't arrive sizzling hot like I'm used to and lacked in taste. The LA Galbi was relatively the best out of everything we ordered, although it had quite a bit of fat the first time around. So we ended up ordering two more orders of galbi. Second time around was much better (less fat and much hotter in temperature when it arrived). Overall, SHILLA is not bad if you're nearby. But for me, I'd check out what other Korean restaurants in Montgomery has to offer before coming back.

This restaurant is very nice!! Especially, food is great!!…read moreLess MSG. Better than local restaurant I love this place so so so much.

I went at lunch time and it was completely empty. The banchan was pretty good with many options…read more The kimchi was super bitter. My beef bulgogi was delicious. I only wish they carried Korean beer.