We didnt have a chance to try the various sushi options, but the bibimbap here was incredible. I…read moreadded the ribeye and it made the dish. The kimchi and pickle sides they brought out were amazing. We also tried the Korean dumplings which were well cooked - crisp but not burnt. We had the virgin passionfruit paloma which was an amazing mocktail and would recomend for any who wants a fancy drink without the alcohol. They had a great beer selection and was so happy to see Maine Lunch IPA in the rotation. Wonderful service too! Would come back here often if we lived in the area.

Hidden gem of a spot tucked into a strip mall. The menu features Korean items as well as sushi and…read moreother Asian fusion dishes, which can be a great way to introduce someone to Korean food while having dishes that feel more familiar. Atmosphere was cozy, servers and staff were friendly, we were seated quickly on a Friday night and enjoyed live music during dinner. Our table ordered cocktails, spicy edamame, a couple of sushi rolls, bibimbap, kalbi, chicken bulgogi, and bao buns. Prices were very fair and we enjoyed everything we tried.

Jason is amazing! We were here after work for dinner and catch up and Jason was absolutely amazing…read morein making suggestions and answering questions. They offer both KBBQ and hot pot, but the weather called for hot pot. We got the house and ginger mushroom broth, they have so many options to choose from. The restaurant was empty when we came in and was getting pretty filled at the end, but the service was very attentive and they kept clearing our table and asking if we wanted more food. At the end, he even gave us complimentary ice cream. 10/10 experience, I'll definitely be back!

I can't say enough good things about this restaurant, Jason the owner, and the entire staff. When…read moreour family was planning my nephew's celebration of life, they were kind enough to close the restaurant so we could gather privately, and it meant so much to all of us. This was my nephew's favorite spot, so it felt especially meaningful to be able to honor him there. As a Korean family, sharing Korean BBQ and hot pot together felt very fitting. The food was delicious --fresh, high-quality meats and vegetables, rich and flavorful hot pot broths, and a great selection of soju. The sauce station was also a highlight and really elevated the meal. Everything tasted authentic and thoughtfully prepared. They even offered chicken nuggets and fries for the kids, which is such a considerate touch. So many of our guests commented on how much they enjoyed the food. What we will remember most, though, is the compassion and kindness shown by Jason and the staff. They created a warm, welcoming space during an incredibly difficult time and made it easier for our family to come together, share memories, and celebrate my nephew! We are truly grateful for everything they did and would highly recommend this restaurant--not only for the excellent food, but especially for the people and the care they show their guests.

I've been going here for years, love the staff and the food. The side dishes are always good!read more

Been wanting to eat here for so many years but never found the time...and it's in my city. I…read morefinally decided to go by myself on my birthday and enjoyed it very much. I went for lunch on a Tuesday. It wasn't packed, but had at a few people being served. My waitress was very nice and very quick. I ordered Mul-mandu which are steamed beef, pork and vegetable dumplings. They were extremely good and plentiful. I also ordered Dolsot Bibim Bob which is a hot stone pot rice with egg, meat, noodles and veggies and spicy sauce. It was also pretty good and very filling. With your food, you also get 6 side dishes to complement your food. To end it all, they offer you a cold ginger tea that hit the spot! The food was very affordable and I will be visiting again soon to try out other menu items.

FRESH! AMAZING and fast!…read more Cute little place, not many people eat inside. But they serve this amazing tea, unlimited and the side dishes are great! Great service. Plates are a little expensive but I think the portions are great! Tastes authentic. Each plate is probably around $18-25 My jampong wasn't too spicy, but had all the seafood!

What a gem this restaurant is! The food is absolutely delicious and genuinely tastes like a home…read morecooked meal. I would recommend all dishes we ordered especially the scallion pancakes. We ordered the following: 1.) Chicken fried rice 2.) Glass noodles with chicken and veggies 3.) Egg noodle soup 4.) Gan Poong Gi Bab Everything was delicious and came with a variety of pickles. The quantities were generous for the cost per dish. The service during pick up was smooth, friendly and fast. We will come back here again for sure!

K-Style Korean Street Food is my kind of "fast food". I wish there was one close to me because I…read morewould put this in my regular restaurant rotation. Everything we ordered was finger-licking good. And the prices were excellent. The flavors were great. And the food came out fast. I was surprised to see the line was long in the place next to it that ends in "FIL-A" because why would you want that when you can eat Korean street food?!! Mmmm mmmmm good! My favorite was the side order: fried chicken and sticky rice noodle combo (I don't know the name of it; see photo).

Came to the Burlington Mall for the Bluey experience on the way between Connecticut and Maine for…read morevacation. My family hit other spots in the food court but I wanted the K-dogs. Solid though I always find the hot dog itself leaves something to be desired.

I've had the experience of family cooking and a warming grandmother doting over me at this place…read more If you've never had Korean food, nor had the atmosphere. I'd say stop by to experience that! It has all the basic dishes, brought out to the lovely grandmothers that will clean veggies and watch Korean dramas in front of you, and you'll feel like a kid growing up again. Service was top notch! Food aside, phenomenal, hot, and certainly filling to the point where the two times I've been here; all led to me taking home more food haha 5/5 would come back with friends and family :)

A nice little restaurant in Westborough. Went there for dinner after a day's work at the office…read more Not crowded and only had 2 other persons patronizing the restaurant when I arrived. Service was quick, even though the server didn't seem to speak fluent English. Ordered a pork Bone Stew which looks really good. Portion was quite large as well.

Hungry Pot in Natick is a major upgrade from other locations and completely turned around a…read morepreviously bad experience. It has even earned the ultimate "Asian elder approved" stamp of admiration from my parents, making it a fantastic dining destination for families, small groups, and large parties alike. The food quality is consistently good, and the buffet area is kept exceptionally clean and well-stocked. They even post helpful sauce recipes so you can mix and match your own dipping blends. The menu can feel slightly limited in specific areas, for instance, the thin-sliced meat is only on the hot pot menu, meaning you have to opt for both the BBQ and hot pot combo to order it. It would also be great to see popular additions like steamed egg and cheese corn on the menu, but the current selection is still more than good enough to warrant regular return visits. The staff is a massive reason why this location stands out. The team goes above and beyond to make guests feel genuinely welcomed and cared for. Water glasses are always full and dirty plates always get picked up before I can even put it down! During a birthday celebration for my dad, the shift lead was incredibly thoughtful down to the last detail--he proactively offered a candle, perfectly timed the tiramisu dessert delivery, requested my dad's ID for a comped meal, and made him feel remarkably special. On a separate visit, the team noticed my mom really enjoyed a specific after-dinner mint that they have in the candy bowl at the front. He handed her an entire handful on her way out. That level of personal, homey attention makes a lasting impression. The restaurant is notably cleaner than typical AYCE hot pot and BBQ joints (no greasy floors or sticky tables - yay!) , and the astronaut-themed decor gives the space a unique, cute aesthetic. Because dozens of individual table grills are running simultaneously, the dining room can get quite warm, so it is best to dress in easily removable layers before heading inside.

Unsure why this place has less than 4 stars, I thought the interior experience was great, the…read moreoptions were great, the service was helpful and it was overall a great KBBQ experience. If i'm ever back in the area I will 100% be back Parking is a normal shopping plaza experience, the inside was clean, and the decor was very cute / cool. I wish I took more photos. They had a sauce / sides bar, you can order via ipad which is my faaaaav and I love having the options to do both bbq and hot pot.

This is an OG Korean restaurant in the metro Boston area. I've been going for about 20 years and…read moretook my ummah (Korean word for "mom") to celebrate her 78th birthday. We both have high standards for Korean food, and she is one of the best cooks of the fare in her heyday. We ordered 3 portions of the kalbi, or beef short ribs. My advice: order a side of lettuce and make wraps. Four adults partook and there was plenty to go around. This will not be the case at newer restaurants like Naksan (one of my favs in Boston). There, you will have to order more and pay more per person for the same level of satiation. Normally, I would also order sliced pork belly to bbq but my mom is allergic -- I know, super sad! I was also eyeing the thick sliced beef with salt and pepper to grill at the table. Next time! Their yuk ge jang soup is ginormous and could easily feed 2 adults to full capacity without bbq. My brother-in-law and sister shared it, along with the bbq. It's spicy but not too much so, and my Caucasian BIL enjoyed it: his spice tolerance is at a medium Cajun level. My family has known the owners for quite some time. They are genuinely warm, hospitable and hardworking folks. As others have noted, the restaurant itself is "well-worn." They've been around awhile, and the interior hasn't been renovated. If/when they do, y'all won't be able to have such great food for relatively reasonable prices. If you ask me, give me "happy dance" food any day over frills and ambiance. They still serve barley tea at the table, and this is provided along with complementary 4-6 side dishes (ban chan). This is no longer a given at many Korean restaurants, and it lends to the old world charm at New Jang Su.

Family establishment! Been around for a long time, and I used to work in the area and eat here with…read moremy partners and team. Decided since we were in the area, the lady and I would give it a go! Still the best available in the area IMO for non-AYCE traditional style. They cook it for you so if you aren't KBBQ savvy, they got you! The wife is awesome she's usually very sweet and cooks your meats perfectly. The hubby, haha he always seems grouchy but no issues. Service is quick and space and tables are ample. The meat cuts are plenty, always go with Kalbi, spicy pork, jap chae appetizer. Of course you also get plenty of banchan to supplement your meal! Will def come back again!

Enjoyed the stone bowl bibimbap here, keeps the food nice and hot and yields crispy rice! It was a…read morebit light on the beef, but good portions of veg. Banchan is broth, kimchi, bean sprouts and roasted seaweed - the kimchi was pretty good, wished the bean sprouts had more flavor. I came around 4:30pm so there were plenty of tables available. The guy who took my order was pretty quiet and handed me a pager. It went off about 15 mins after my order. Would definitely return to get my bibimbap fix!

For a quick weekday meal (somewhere between lunch and dinner), I returned to Woojeon. This time, I…read moreordered the Soondaeguk (blood sausage stew, $15.99), received my number, waited 5 minutes, and receiving order. The stew itself was quite packed with offal and blood sausage, and even a few pieces of lung. It also arrived piping hot. The broth, however, proved underwhelming. While spicy, it lacked depth of flavor. The entree came with a bowl of rice, bean sprouts, kimchi, and roasted seaweed laver. I surprisingly liked the kimchi. It was savory and not too tangy. Consider it's a food court, I won't penalize the presentation or diminutive banchan size too much. However, the stock needs work.