We've dined at this family-operated eatery more times than we can count since moving to Tucson on…read morejob transfers. Each time we've felt welcomed, we've had great service, and we've enjoyed the best Korean food we've had anywhere in the United States and Canada, and at very reasonable prices. We love Kimchi Time! Please disregard any older reviews. :)

On today's visit, I made a quick pit stop to pick up a to-go order and the food smelled so amazing…read morethat it literally turned heads. In a world where most people avoid talking to strangers or are glued to their phones, Kimchi Time's food made strangers connect. A group of girls turned around to ask me what I was eating and where it was from. I like to think that like me they thought the smell was that irresistible! If that's not a sign of good food, I don't know what is. Hoping they take up my suggestion and stop by to try my favorite Korean restaurant in town. Whether you are eating in or taking it to go Kimchi Time never disappoints!

My 1000th review!! I am glad it's a Korean restaurant and a darn good one…read more We ordered soon tofu and bulgogi bibimbap. First came the side dishes and they were very fresh and delicious. The bibimbap and soon tofu was excellent as well. It looked like this restaurant was run by two Korean ladies; everything tasted authentic and yummy. They were hand making mandoo as we were eating our meal, so we'll definitely try that next time. Service was friendly and excellent. Highly highly recommend!!

Visiting Tuscan And my Korean family took me here…read more I understand there's not much options so if you need your fix get it , stick to the meats ... service was a 4 ... they aren't very friendly ... the side dishes were old ... and Costco sells better Kimichi . I was sitting in rear and watched the cooks come out and use the microwave to heat some of the food .. all this could have possible over looked if the service was great and nice ..

Trying the Tucson Korean foods and see a great value nowadays the down to earth combination plate…read moreKorean House serving!!! Protein having beef bugogi, jabchae- sweet potato glass noodles, veggies, dumplings and rice plus some typical Korean side dishes liked kimchi, bean sprouts and cucumbers!!! Less than $20 USD plus tips!!! It's a good economy lunch plate!!!

I have tried all the Korean Restaurants on the East Side of Tucson except Gen a d Korean House is…read morethe best by far. We got the Spicy Pork Bulgogi and the meat was super tender, juicy and not dried out. The portions were great and the service superb. The restaurant is quaint with lovely Korean decor. Plenty of seating and even offers private party booths.

Our waitress was super nice and knowledgeable. The food was pretty good, but it's definitely a…read moreplace that we'd go to every now and then. The meat isn't seasoned, but was pretty good.

First time here . Sm plate $37 deluxe plate w rib eye $43.99…read more4 at the table , they only brought 1 rib eye thin cut we had to share it ,they said w every round they will bring another one to share again , this one was even thinner . Sirloin steak was cube of course again to share w 4 at table . We let one person eat the cube which was enough for one 6 piece. Chicken was 3 again we had to cut everything up to share. 21/2 hrs later we still haven't finished eating they take approx 15-20 minutes to bring u the next set of meats . U can have any side u want that's on the menu, but it's a tablespoon in each plate , smaller than tapas?? We sit n wait because the grill smokes a lot from the dripping. Then they lower it down n u sit til your server come around again to put it up to cook the meat . I just don't know how this function at all? U get charge for supreme cuts at 43:99 n if u get tired of waiting for your 2,3,4 th portions they still charge u full fee. If u leave anything on table they charge u $5 per plate of food u leave?? It's a nice place w green vines all over the restaurant. Pretty busy with a lot of conversation. I'll come back if someone pays the bill but not me

I understand the name of this place because OMG is it good. I was hungry at the mall so picked it…read moreup to go. Got the chicken mayo rice bowl. I waited a few minutes and got my delicious meal - they are cooking it to order - thats good and fresh imo. It was everything you want from a Korean chicken and rice bowl. Deliciously crispy, good veggies to rice portion. I cant believe its in a mall. I'll go to the mall just to try more.

Thumbs up. I will go there again. I recommend the chicken mayo rice bowl. Fluffy rice, crispy…read morechicken.

My first time at this location and it was amazing ! As always, the service was great, food was…read moreamazing and you can never get enough of the beautiful decor on the inside. I ordered the 6 pc wings : half soy garlic and half yangnyeom with a side of ranch. Flavors were amazing and every piece had that crunch you desire when eating Korean fried chicken.

Been eyeing the his place for a while and finally stopped in. Every dish we had was delicious and…read morefresh prepared. There are many more menu items I want to try. The donuts were by far over the top! I love donuts and these are fresh made when you order. Whatever you do don't skip them. The service was quick and the counter person was nice and helpful with describing dishes. The dining room is small and most persons took take-out. I always eat in. Eating out to me means eating in someone else's place. Most every food is best as served. But I believe this would travel well too.

This was our first time here and the service was amazing the hospitality is refreshing you can tell…read morethe owner really cares about his business and the customers making sure everything is amazing and to the customers liking

This past weekend, we found ourselves on a quest to find casual and tasty foods to serve at our…read moreSuper bowl gathering. As we began to look,(basically, we just did a google search) , Wings and Rice showed up on our, "food radar" . After noting the high number of 5-star ratings that were consistently being given to WINGS & RICE by my fellow Tucsonians, my wife asked if I would stop by and grab some wings to bring home to share with our honored guests. Upon arriving home, the wings were quickly decimated by our guests. The fact that they were gobbled up so fast and raved about, is probably the best and most-honest evidence that the numerous five-stars ratings given to WINGS & RICE are "spot-on" in their assessments. The place is "kind-of unassuming"--as it sits on the south-east corner of Pima and Craycroft in Tucson. Despite the fact that I have passed it numerous times-- wondering about it, and even considered giving it a go, I ultimately have never stopped in. Shame on me, as i we came to really enjoy the food here! This does then beg the question... "How many other hidden gems like this have I been passing by?" But then, in the bigger view of it all, isn't this the primary reason that YELP exists?! I think YELP got its name from the sound a dog makes after being kicked--which is what should have happened to me for passing this place so many times. ( *That origin story is not true--I just made that up for comedic effect.) So anyways, in my humble opinion (*for what that is worth), the place is the culinary equivalent of Duncan the Tall--a simple, but honorable hedge-knight in the HBO series, "A Knight of the 7 Kingdoms." (It's not my place to recommend TV shows here, but this one is a good 'un). And, if you are thinking that my saying this restaurant is like a lowly knight roaming the country-side seeking justice and honor is a criticism against W&R, you are so-so-so wrong! My comparison is intended as a compliment in the highest of regards. For, like Dunk, this place embodies the true ideals of what it means to serve. WINGS & RICE does not adorn itself with fancy-pantsy decorations and art. Instead, it strives to modestly, and without "pomp and circumstance" follow the noble ideals of serving up high quality and tasty chow (at reasonable prices) to the tired, huddled masses--yearning to breath free and fill their bellies. So, my lords and me ladies, pray, allow me to express my final thoughts on the matter of sustenance and refined beverages that can be had-ith at WINGS and RICE... If one be-ith in the moodith for-ith some tastely victuals, this be-ith the place. I probably just lost all shreds of any "street cred" that I may have had-- with my, "playing the fool" by comparing the W&R to a character in a show. (*not to mention my attempt to use the language of the middle ages and falling short). Despite all that, don't pass this place up. It really is, "the good stuff". Make yee way, post-haste and full-tilt to-ith WINGS & RICE!!! Anon! Post script. We opted for the buffalo wings and the lemon and pepper wing flavors from their menu. The lemon and pepper offerings went first and were demolished in seconds...but the buffalo flavored ones did not last long either. Our guests nearly came to "unshielded swords" over who would get the last of these tasty morsels of delectable meats. *And, an added bonus was the side of rice, which, while I was waiting for my order to be completed, I over-heard two different patrons rave about. Cah-ching! They were not wrong... "food-ith of the gods" were those starchy seasoned soft and sticky white grains of heaven--bathing in spicy buttery flavor!

Miss it. Best beef belly and and braised cod. Actually it was really good Korean food overall…read more Hope you open again. I think if you had better lighting and signage outside, it would have been better. Always kind of looked like it was closed. There is no replacement or alternative in Tucson.

Grabbed dinner here Thursday night and got a beef bulgogi dish and the Kim bop appetizer. Both were…read moregood and I loved all the sides that came with the bugilgi! I got a taro Boba because I remember them being really good a while back (this flavor specifically), however, I was really disappointed when I tried the Boba.. The flavor was almost nonexistent and it was almost as though it was sugarless.. I let our server know and she apologized and let me know that they recently switched companies for this flavor. They attempted to add more of the flavor/syrup, but it just wasn't the same. I ended up getting a strawberry Boba instead, which was much better. Overall a good experience for the most part!