Our HK family members made a reservation here for dinner. Upon arrival, we got to our table right…read moreaway. I was very impressed by the interior setup, lots of colors, lights, signs, decoration, created a vibrant atmosphere. In a back corner, they had a free video game for kids as well. We started our dinner with the seafood pancake, that was very well cooked. Then we had the most popular dish of their's, the 50cm long seafood hot pot. Setup on top of two stoves, this huge pot had a variety of seafood items like clams, crab, shrimps, mussels, all floating in delicious spicy soup. Everything was already set in the pot, we just waited few minutes for them to get cooked. The pot easily served 4-5 people. We also ordered the chicken platter, that took them a while to make cause it was huge that included three different types of chickens (original, spicy, sweet chili), cheese balls and sausages. Chicken was cooked nicely, good crispy skin and moist inside. The staff were friendly. They setup the hotpot for us. Refilled our water bottles. Time to time checked on us and assisted us with whatever we needed. Overall we had a wonderful dinner time with a family accompanied by great food and a unique hot pot experience.

Bingo and Cook is a contemporary Korean restaurant. They have hotpot, Korean fried chicken and some…read moreother items. You order through a QR code. It has English. Food is not bad. We have seafood hotpot and chicken platter to share. The hot pot is a little spicy with a kick. Fried chickens are very crispy and tender inside. I really like the garlic one. There is a sweet one is also very tasty. They are overall very nice and friendly, but they forget about our chicken platter. That took another 25 minutes to come out. Decoration is very cool. Hong Kong in 80'. Many spots to take pictures. They have an arcade machine for free at the back. Pretty cool.

We had a good lunch here - the kimchi, soup and chap chae were all good. The kimchi pancakes were…read moreparticularly tasty. Service was a bit slow, even though the restaurant was not full that day, being Chinese New Year and all. The decor is nice, clean and fresh. A huge drawback is the lack of restrooms, and that one has to go upstairs, out of the restaurant into the mall, meandering through various corridors to find it. That was a bit of a disadvantage after a pleasant meal.

Newly opened at the heart of busy Lee Tung Avenue of Wan Chai. The restaurant has been opened for…read morejust a few days when I went with friends last week, I believe it's a branch of a modern Korean restaurant from Seoul. The decor was cute, gold spoon and place mat all over the wall, it has a semi private area upstairs for large group booking as well. We made a reservation about a week ago and after we sat down at 8:30pm, we were told that about 30 dishes (no kidding) were "sold out".... I didn't really think it was sold out given that it was only 8:30pm, I firmly believe that they didn't budget their food properly. It was extremely disappointing but a bunch of us were already there, and how were we suppose to find another restaurant during that time on a Saturday night? So we sucked it up and hoped for the best. Unfortunately - on the meat page on the menu, only the most expensive beef dish was available (was hkd 4xx), but given the limited choice we had we just went with it. It was tasty, but it was served cold, seriously cold, at one point my friend even asked if this was an appetizer. The chicken wings looked much better than it actually tasted, I sound like such a whiner but it is what it is. Kimchi pancake was decent. I'm running out of things to say about the food. It was honestly a disappointing experience considering it's not a cheap restaurant, but staff acknowledge that they are in a "soft opening" mode and asked for understanding, they were in okay good spirit at least, so in return, I asked for a free beer and they said yes, so, I will give them another chance and return after they have fully settled in. Haha. Cheers for free booze!

Still my favorite Korean BBQ place in Hong Kong. I used to go to their TST branch but the lines…read moreare too long. Here at CWB, there is virtually no wait time if you come on a weekday. (The lines are still bearable on weekends, if you are early - like before 7pm). The must-have for me is the 護心肉, i.e., meat around the heart. So meaty and packed with flavor! The other thing I also loved about Seorae is the condiments that comes with the meal. I usually order one meat + one carb (ramen or bibimbap) for 2 persons, and that's plenty because I get at least 5-6 sides, free with unlimited refill. Among which I love their steamed eggs and kimchi. The kimchi here is quite spicy but oh-so delicious! Service is quite good as well, especially true on weekdays! The staff came and refilled our sides without prompt! They also came and switched our BBQ plates for us without calling. Again, I went on a weekday when the restaurant wasn't busy. I am sure there are plenty of amazing Korean BBQ but why continue the search when you have already found one you enjoy? Plus, my bill usually averaged to only HK$150-200 per person, which is honestly a steal in CWB Hong Kong.

This is a branch of the Seorae in TST where there is usually a long wait. We were able to book for…read more4, as usual the table is provided when all 4 arrive. The place is more smokey than some other k BBQs I've been to, the kimchi has a kick but also surprisingly more ginger taste which I'm unfamiliar with in kimchi. The meats were well marinated albeit serving sizes were small. The beef was sliced so thinly they were probably more appropriate for hot pot! And again, easily stuck to the hot plate which made it difficult to cook. The bean and soft tofu soups were well made and flavoursome...and the bimbibap was as expected. One annoyance was that they didn't change the hot plate for about 20-30 minutes despite continuous request and as you can imagine with the sugars in the marinade, it was a charred mess. We also really enjoyed the chestnut rice wine, I've been to many Korean restaurants both in Sydney and HK and this was the first I've tried it! Very nutty and delicious! Overall decent experience and not very pricey.... But then again maybe that's because we waited so long for the hot plate to be changed we managed to eat in moderation for once.

The outdoor environment is good for a small or large party, BUT the food is just so so…read more The kimchee was 50/50 The yook hway (raw beef sashimi) was just so so The meats and seafood to grill were okay- only the kalbi was good- rest was not so good At least the beer and the wine we brought were good

The very best Korean food in all of Hong Kong , outstanding service and wonderful atmosphere…read more Overall exceptional experience!

Okay la. Wasn't great but it wasn't terrible either. I had the beef bininbop in a hot sizzling bowl…read more& it was okay. The beef was dry & rice could have been better. The raw egg kinda disappeared into the bowl. Lost of Korean places on these 2 blocks so I'll try another.

3.5 stars. This…read morewhole area in TST is Little Seoul, definitely. There was a Korean boom a couple years back, and it came back again, strong, with even better and more authentic food. This place sells itself with authentic Korean BBQ. The atmosphere is decent, but the seating is pretty tight, especially when five people got seated around a small round table. There is barely space to put our plates, let alone all the bbq items! For the bbq, there is a good selection of meats. Alas, some of them were a bit chewy and stringy, and wasn't quite top notch. Apart from meats, we also got a few other items to share. There was a beef bone soup, which was delicious, steamed egg, and a hot pot that came after the bbq. The hot pot is called the "troop's pot", and apparently resembles what the Korean troops would eat -- a bunch of minced beef, spam, mushrooms, veggies and a slice of cheese (one slice!) thrown into a kimchi-laced broth. There are many kinds of Korean drinks you can fetch from the coolers, so make sure you try some of them! Also, they have delicious banchan. Kimchi and the baby bok choy was our favourite. All in all, I would say this place is pretty good, but it left much to be desired. Everything would be better with a little bit of improvement, and the staff could use a little additional training in Cantonese (they only speak English and Korean) ;)

Goobne is the third time I've tried Korean Fried Chicken, and while I'm no expert to give a fair…read moreanalysis, I can say that it serves up some pretty darn good fried chicken. Actually, scratch that, it should be BAKED chicken. Slightly different than fried. It would be my first time trying Korean Baked Chicken (KBC if that's even a thing?), but I think I still prefer the fried version. The japchae and the soondoobu were spot on! We ordered one curry baked chicken and one spicy one - I preferred the curry one more. A little hard to communicate with the servers, tried requesting for more water in Cantonese and they could not understand... until I pointed at my water cup and those of the rest of the table. I'll need to try other KFC places to make a fair comparison, but all I can say is, you can't go wrong with Goobne!

Decided to check this baked chicken place out with a friend on a Wednesday night. It was packed…read more Waited about 45 minutes for a table! Must be super popular amongst the locals. Once seated, it felt like a typical chain restaurant however the service was actually quite acceptable for being so busy. Everyone was drinking these fancy drinks that were blue with toy sharks or upside down beers inside a frozen concoction. Very Korean and very popular these days. The "yogiyo" button for service came in super handy. We decided to order the chicken salad which was quite tasty and healthy. I liked how they put the dressing on the side so it wasn't drenched. The salad was quite a healthy portion for 2 people. We also got the crunchy rice boneless sweet chicken that was really tasty. Very nice crunch and also a good portion for 2 people. Finally we washed it all down with fish cake soup. On a cold night, it totally hit the spot. All in all, it was a good meal and quite authentic tasting. I would come back again, minus the wait. Recommended.

Full disclaimer: I love the Koreans…read more Rolled on through for a dank dinner with no expectations. Was in constant communication with my Korean homie throughout the dinner for advice on what to order and how to eat. They have a great soju selection ranging from cheap stuff to REALLY high end stuff so I was intimidated and just went for a good old rona x Yakult mix. See pictured. Food itself was pretty solid. I've had better meat but also worse. The service was also outstanding - the folks were very attentive and friendly and even gave a coupon and membership card so we'd come back! This is why I love the Koreans. Don't order too much food. It's more than it looks on the menu. I was completely stuffed by the end of the meal! Would definitely come again with a shiny new membership card in tow.

It was a Korean Resturant with no Koreans eating in it. Afterwards, I understood why. The food…read moretasted okay so it was not the Kitchen. But they were not getting the small but obvious things right. When the BBQ meats are in pieces too large to consume, the waiter is supposed to cut it for us before it goes on the grill. When we run out of the condiment dishes, they are supposed to bring them automatically. There was one token Korean lady who may have been the manager. The rest was HK Chinese or Pilipino or Nepalese who did not know how Korean food is supposed to be served. The building/location was cool & the place was nicely decoration. And again the food was good. But I still don't think I'm going back there. Li Fa Yuen & Ming Ga is much better.

This Korean takeaway focuses on healthy dishes. Trendy atmosphere located on Old Bailey, open…read moreTues-Sun 11am-8pm. The staff was quite friendly in explaining their business and the menu. I ordered the iced mint lemon tea and the chili chicken. The tea was fresh and refreshing. The chicken was made fresh and came out in large pieces with tasty homemade sauce.

I checked this place out today. And there doesn't seems like a lot of Korean restaurants near by…read more So, for anyone near by, this might still be a good place to go for a quick bite of Korean food. The service is fast and simple. Menu is very simple as well. Food, even for the spicy kind, is not too spicy. The lunch box included lot of varieties, such as fruits, pickled vegetables, purple rice, and meat of choices. And it comes with tea. Only problem is that when you really want to eat Korean food, you might want to visit somewhere else for a complete authentic Korean food experience. This place is kind of like a fast food place. Overall, it is very healthy choice, considered to be least spicy and least salty than most Korean restaurant offers. And service is fast.