Kpot Korean BBQ & Hot Pot is a fun, interactive spot where you cook your own meal at the table. The…read morehot pot broth options and Korean BBQ meats pair well together, and the variety of add-ons (fresh veggies, dumplings, noodles, and sauces) makes it easy to build your ideal combo. Portions are generous, and it's good for groups since everyone can mix and match flavors. The experience can be busy and loud, so reservations help. Overall, it's a flavorful, value-friendly choice for a casual date night or family meal.

What a great experience. The quality of the food was excellent: fresh and quality ingredients…read moreserved in a very comfortable and lively environment. Our meal was excellent, and the service was superb. Both Kelbee and Victoria were friendly and efficient, and provided spot-on recommendations. Everything was fresh and tasty. I have had Korean BBQ in Seoul, NYC, and LA, and my experience at KPOT in Jonesboro was one of the all time best. I recommend it to all.

901 BBQ has been my favorite first-generation all-you-can-eat spot for a reason. Even with so many…read morenew all-you-can-eat places popping up now, I still think their BBQ is the BEST in town! The interior design is super cool, with a modern, tech-inspired theme. The QR code ordering system is very convenient, and I really love the cat robot that delivers the food. Very cute and fun experience! Most of the side dishes at the side dish bar are consistently tasty. Their hot pot is also nice, and the tomato broth is definitely my favorite. It's flavorful without being too heavy. (Personally, I prefer the Cordova location over the East Memphis one.) Small tip: any sauces or dishes with "901" in the name are definitely worth trying!

OMG this place is AMAZING!…read more I loved it. You can do hotpot or Korean BBQ as a table but you can also do both for an extra fee. I love the robot that brings your food out. It's just sooooo cute. They also have a sauce bar with seaweed salad (MY FAV!) and lots of sauces. Oh yeah soup bases, I feel like whatever hodge podge I made up myself was better than the bases I've tried so far. I just didn't like teh Szechuan spicy or the Healthy Herb bases so I will definitely stick to Original next time and just add a bunch of stuff I like. I think they charge like $14 per lb that you leave on the table but will only charge the $14 if you take it home? They let me just pay that and just gave me containers to take my stuff home with. I managed to fit it all in. All I know is I will DEFINITELY be back! A sheet with suggested cooking times would be fantastic bc I really had no idea when anything was done. Loved: - Crab Meat - Dumplings: Chicken - Dumplings: Pork - Noodles: Udon - Salad: Seaweed Liked: - Dumplings: Shrimp - Bulgogi: Beef - Bulgogi: Spicy Chicken Ok: - Dumplings: Shumai - Hot Pot Base: Healthy Herb - Hot Pot Base: Szechuan Spicy - Noodles: Potato - Tempura Disliked: - Mushrooms: Shiitake

I eat Slims about once a week. It's located right next to my office. So on busy days where I need…read moreto grab food fast and get back to work I order online and walk over to get it. I've tried several different things from here. Let me tell you about my favorites. The highlights. There are three. 1. The chicken tenders with sweet Thai chili. This sauce is the best if you ask me. I sometimes go for mango habanero. But my absolute favorite is the Thai. I'm not even going to comment on the chicken. It's fried chicken. It's pretty good. The end. 2. Fried mushrooms. Look, I know it's not for everyone. But my absolute favorite thing about Slims are this mushrooms. I get them every damn time. They're horribly unhealthy. They're freakishly greasy. But, omg, they're amazing. 3. Strawberry lemonade. No longer available. I hope they bring this back. Their strawberry lemonade got me hooked on lemonade. Never was much of a fan until I decided to go out in a limb and try it. I instantly fell in love. Man, of all the chicken places I think this is the best. I know people are super in love with Christian Chicken - and I like them, too - but I just think Slims is better. Sorry bout it. Go give it a try. Funny story, my bosses boss (a senior chief with the navy) came to town one day to visit my office. I was out of the office all day so I never really saw him. The next day he called me. He said, "PS3, have you ever tried that chicken place?" I told him I had. He said, "Have you tried the cayenne chicken sandwich?" I told him no. He said, "You need to try it. That's all. I just wanted to tell you that, bye." It's funny because he literally only ever calls me if there's a problem to fix. This day he just wanted to brag in Slim Chickens. Lol

The quality used to be significantly better, as well as the service. We stood at the counter for a…read morevery long time waiting to get served and the food took forever to come out. The salad I got was very old did not look up to quality at all.

Decent dim sum in the area. This place does seem to get busy during meal hours. Ordered a bunch of…read moreitems that i forgotten to take a picture of. The classic items include siumai, hargow, egg tart, wu kok (honeycomb taro dumpling), BBQ bun, chicken feet, turnip cake, BBQ Roast Pork, fried sesame ball and an order of supreme soy noodles. Staff were friendly and service is a mix. Some items were served quickly while others took a bit of a time. Overall, the restaurant is clean and there's plenty of other Cantonese style food available to order.

I've been a regular at Dim Sum King, and I'm always impressed by how consistent the food quality…read moreis, whether dining in or ordering to go. The restaurant is clean, spacious, and beautifully decorated with a traditional Chinese touch that even changes with the seasons. The manager is incredibly nice! I had a large to-go order, and he had someone help carry everything out to my car! I really appreciate that level of service, it really stands out. Their dim sum is definitely the BEST in town. I highly recommend the siu mai and the dry beef rice noodle. The siu mai are huge and super juicy, and the beef rice noodle has that perfect smoky, charred aroma from high-heat stir-frying! They are truly the King of Dim Sum!

Located on the Highland Strip, this location is clearly meant to be packed by college students on…read morethe weekend. The decor and furniture was pretty sparse; I assume so there is room to walk around when the bar is busy. As far as the food, it was my first time having Korean bbq and it was delicious! I recommend the bulgogi. Our server said the dinner portions were huge, but we were a bit underwhelmed by the size. When you order one of the meat dishes, you get white rice with it and 3 sides of kimchi, Korean potato salad, and a bean sprout salad. The sides are very small, so be prepared to fill up on meat and rice. We also enjoyed the goonmandu (fried dumplings) as an appetizer. Overall, I really enjoyed the food, but the location and ambience left something to be desired.

Have been to Midtown location several times and always enjoyed my meal. However, this was not the…read morecase tonight at Highland. Long wait for very mediocre food. Two of our dishes were inedible and very overcooked. Server didn't offer to correct this after seeing we didn't touch our plates. (Literally couldn't even chew the octopus). The restaurant appeared short staffed this evening, and had any attempts been made to remedy our inedible meal we wouldn't have been much more understanding and willing to return. As it is, we left hungry and smelling like old grease.

Service was great. Food was okay. It was a little toned down, flavor wise, from the food you…read moreactually get in Korea. The menu was great! I was here visiting, and the place is huge for events.

Great food! The dishes was delicious I actually had them cook it in the back because I had a long…read moreday at work. Best thing ever it was prefect!

Great wings, but the tofu bowl was a letdown…read more Good Fortune has some seriously good wings. Crispy, flavorful, and definitely some of the best wings I've had in Memphis. I'd happily go back just for those. Unfortunately, they recently changed the tofu bowl, and I'm not a fan of the new version.

We had the potato dumplings, pork dumplings, and wings for apps…read more Pototo dumplings good Pork dumplings great Wings star of the show Then the main course. We had the classic mane ramen and chicken rice bowl with maybe too much yum yum sauce. Maybe. Both worth a return visit by themselves. Server was kind,prompt, and personable. Side note. Ramen broth reminded me of a Polish soup named Rosol. So much. Highly enjoyed.

Decided to treat myself for a lunch date and thought of my favorite spots that I haven't visit in…read moreawhile. Went as soon as they opened up and was the only one sitting while others were ordering for pickup. I sat by the window inside but it does have a nice shaded outdoor patio area. The waitress was attentive and knowledgeable. She even answered my question about the Hattoek. As I was finishing my meal, she put my noodles on the to-go container since it can be tricky. I ordered the Fried Mandus, medium curry ramen (sub chicken for extra beef) & Hattoek. It's just as I remembered it. The curry sauce was yummy and the beef paired perfectly. Next time, I'll get extra veggies with it too. 1st time trying Hattoek and it was nice. The ice cream was a little nutty and donuts filled with warm cinnamon. As long as this place is opened, I will always be a customer.

We stopped into The Crazy Noodle on a weekday and was quickly seated. Our waitress was fun,…read morefriendly, and had lots of great suggestions. We both decided on the ramen after hearing about it and were very glad that we did. The meal was delicious! We both went with mild spicy and that was just the right amount of flavorful without it being too much. I am not a spicy person though! I am excited to return and especially enjoy a fall evening with a bowl of ramen!

Went here for dinner one evening. I was greeted upon arrival and shown to my seat immediately…read more Staff was pretty friendly and the vibes were nice. After taking a minute to look over the menu, I decided to go with the AYCE Hotpot dinner. I ordered spicy soup with squid, crab stick, lamb, sirloin, bamboo shoot, bok choy, enoki mushrooms and ramen noodles. It was a lot of food, but I was starving and I ate most of it. They do charge for food waste so be mindful of that. Overall, it was very good and a nice experience. Price is reasonable. I will most definitely be back. Maybe I'll try the BBQ next time.

This my 1st visit and I didnt know what to expect. The menu is so big , too many options and noone…read moreto really explain it to me, so I just got hibachi. I did see another couple that ordered the hot pot and they brought everything out using a rolling cart, I was impressed by the amount of food I saw. However, I dont know if I would wanna cook my own food.. cute datenight concept, tho

My South Korean friend wanted to take me (and friends) for proper Korean food. While I love trying…read morenew foods, I draw the line at cooking it myself at a "table grill", so he recommended this place. We went for lunch, let him guide the way, and ate everything family style (they serve individual platters, but he wanted us to have the full Korean experience and be able to sample many things too!) Everything was delicious. The portions were big, food was seasoned well, and our server was very attentive - keeping us informed of the slight kitchen delay due to a large party ahead of us. After lunch, we popped over to the Asiana market for Korean ice cream bars, which were also delicious! (Apologies in advance for the low quality photos - I had to snap fast before everyone dug in!)

One of my friends told me about Asiana Garden Restaurant, and I decided to make the trip because I…read morewas craving authentic Korean cuisine. The parking lot is shared with other businesses in the strip (with Asiana Market, a Korean grocery store, located at the far left). There are plenty of spaces available in the private lot. Upon entering the restaurant, the main hostess, who may also be the owner, is straight ahead. There are approximately 12 tables in the main dining room, along with a larger room to the left that offers additional seating. FOOD: 1. Pork Dupbap Lunch Special (4/5): If you've tried beef bulgogi, this is similar but made with spiced pork. You really can't go wrong with this dish. 2. Spicy Rice Cake (Tteokbokki, 4/5): I'm usually picky with tteokbokki because many restaurants make it too sweet or lacking in flavor. This version was one of the better restaurant renditions I've had. A classic Korean street and comfort food, it consists of spicy-sweet rice cakes with fish cake, cabbage, and scallions. I would definitely order this again. Best shared between 2-3 people. 3. Seafood Soon Dubu (Soft Tofu Stew, 4/5): A spicy, well-seasoned stew made with silky soft tofu, vegetables, and seafood. This is especially comforting during the cold winter season. I highly recommend ordering one of the soups when it's cold out. The portion was generous, as I took half home. 4. Yangnyeom Korean Fried Chicken (New KFC; not on the original menu, 3/5): Ten pieces of boneless chicken served with pickled daikon radish. The sauce was a sweet chili blend. While flavorful, it lacked the extra crispiness typically found in Korean fried chicken. 5. Seafood Pancake (Haemul Pajeon, 4/5): One of our favorites. This version featured shrimp and squid, with a crispy exterior and a soft interior. It was served hot with a tangy dipping sauce made from soy sauce and rice vinegar. Best shared between 2-3 people. 6. Kimchi Fried Rice (3/5): A popular dish made with kimchi, rice, and diced vegetables, often with meat such as Spam. This version did not include meat but was topped with a runny egg for protein and garnished with dried seaweed flakes. Best shared between 2-3 people. 7. Japchae (Stir-Fried Glass Noodles, 3/5): A popular Korean appetizer, often served as a side dish (banchan). Typically stir-fried with vegetables and beef, this version was served in a slightly sweet broth, which differed from the traditional preparation. Best shared between 2-3 people. The service was good. Our water glasses were never empty, and the staff checked on us twice during our meal. Would I come back? Yes. Be sure to check out the lunch specials.