The food was good and Deih's service was great! 10/10 experience as always. Love coming here, I…read morehighly recommend!

I really like my server Yna. She is very helpful and I love her smile . She really help us to…read morefigure out how things work and is very kind

Place was dead on Saturday night....Ambiance was totally dead. No music, no patron...Worst of all,…read morethe staff are out of sight and totally not engaged with the only customers in the shop. They are unaware that utensils are lacking in each table. Nowhere to get any water, and people aren't around to ask if we need anything so no way to get water. Place looks and feels like it will go out of business soon. We ordered a yaki soba, soon tofu soup, bibimbap and a soup udon. All of them are subpar. No sane Korean or Japanese or Chinese people will claim any of the dishes. Overly stuffed with cabbage, celery, carrot, broccoli in all noodle dishes, so flavor is like a veggie stir fry with sprinkle of meat. Prices are ok, but not for the quality of food or service. We made a big mistake coming back after we came a few years ago.

Drove there after an event and was craving familiar Korean flavors. Their spicy rice cakes were too…read morehard and not enough sauce. Their bibimbap was okay but the balance was off. And their galbi was okay though the rest of the fish wasn't that good. Again with the balance. Their miso soup was nice and salty though and their salad was fine. They gave us an extra Bibimbap sauce when we asked for one. They were nice and willing to help. The location was a bit empty. I guess it is more of a poke spot.

Mind you I live around the corner from this spot and have never been, so glad I finally stopped in…read moreon this past Friday and it was so good. This past Friday it was really chilly and my work colleague wanted some hot tofu soup. Not to mention this is one of the best Korean Pocha spots in the city, with a 70-80's retro street vibe features traditional Korean cuisine, Korean BBQ & other specialties. The wait staff was really nice and inviting. They were very knowledgeable about the various food options. It was really cool to hear catchy K-pop songs playing as week. The food is fire hands down. I went ahead and got the Teriyaki mayonnaise Cup Bap( rice bowl topped with the korean fried chicken, teriyaki sauce and mayo). So delicious, my friend got he soft tofu soup with seafood and we split a hot sake to share. I am still mad at myself that I have not come here sooner, I will definitely be back. Their fried rice dishes look amazing. I also love the price point here as well. For both of us it was $40 bucks. So if your in the station north area, please stop in. You wont be dissapointed SYOY

Mid city location with a parking lot ? Next to it. Gives an authentic experience of visiting a…read moreKorean city small restaurant. Service was fine at 11 pm at night and the food was good. Large serving size of Korean fried chicken. Not as crunchy as other Korean fried chicken. But fried well.

Compared to Kong, I think Jong Kak feels brighter and more spacious. The food was pretty good too!…read moreThe seafood casserole stew was packed with ingredients and super worth it for the price -- I'd give it an 8/10! All the side dishes (assortments) were really delicate and tasty too. We also ordered a tofu soup, and the portions were more than enough for two people (and one of us works out regularly, haha)! The service was friendly too -- overall, a really great experience!

Super solid Kbbq in Baltimore. The quality of the meat is super good here and the ban Chan they…read moregive is also on point. The restaurant itself has a good vibe and charm to it and the service is friendly and quick. Of note this is NOT all you can eat, but honestly the amount of food they give you you'll still be satisfied. The charcoal grill is also unique and something you won't really find elsewhere in the area- it adds a great flavor to all the food. Solid if you have a craving in the Baltimore area.

I visited Hampton Cafe a few times & didn't think to make a review! The first time I came, I shared…read morea cold cut with my mom and it was fresh and tasty. The second time, I treated myself to breakfast and bought pancakes, scrambled eggs and scrapple. The pancakes were delicious and fluffy. The eggs were simple and very good. The scrapple on the other hand was a bit of a disappointment. Usually scrapple is cut about a half inch thick- the cooks at Hampton cut their scrapple so thin that it's like eating scrapple chips. I was taken aback by the presentation of it. Aside from that very minor issue, the rest of what I had was very good. Fast forward to today, I had the strongest craving for a taco salad! I chose beef with all of the fixings- lettuce, tomato, pico, cheese, black beans, and sour cream. It was all placed inside of a delicious, crunchy, fried bowl shaped tortilla. I rushed home and tore into that bowl like a grizzly bear! It was very delicious. The only very small gripe I had about the meal was the lettuce. Romaine lettuce was used instead of iceberg lettuce. There were a bit of romaine chunks that threw me off, but other than that, I thoroughly enjoyed the salad. I forgot to snap a picture, but took a snapshot of my demolished meal. Nothing was left behind. If you're near Hampton for lunch, check them out! The next sandwich I have my eye on is the Rueben. For friendly service, tasty food with pretty decent prices, give Hampton a visit. You'll be sure to find something appetizing!

Hey there! The deli is located in an office bldg., parking is garage or street; they are close to…read morejoppa and Fairmount Ave. The deli has been around for awhile however it's my 1st time reviewing. I went today after a long period, the staff is still kind, the establishment is clean with bright colors and the pricing is fair for their food. I had the Taco salad that used to be only Taco Tuesdays. It's still good. It was a bit warm today and soggy on the bottom however it was still good!

Really delicious and reasonably priced Did their $36 AYCE…read moreand was well worth it! The spicy pork belly was amazing! The brisket was great too! Service was good.

Shrimp served frozen with the waste still in it One egg per…read moretable?!? Kimchi jiggae was horrendously bad it was like a glorified tomato soup The chicken tasted good but the texture was like eating a chewy rock. They serve gochujang with a side of pork ribs. The server was great tho but i assume the owner is a f*t tub of lard

Is good food and nice service clean restaurant My favorite…read moreis Gamja Tang very good hot and spicy I order fried pumpkin

Food was great and the service was even better. This will definitely be one of my go to spots for…read moreKorean food in the city!

Great Hot Pot Spot just outside of Baltimore…read more Pros: Check out this revolving Hot Pot place, sides keep coming on a conveyor belt! The food quality is awesome, we loved the tender beef, chicken, and fatty beef. The crab balls were good too! I loved the Pork Bone Broth. Everything was DELICIOUS! The waitress was ON TOP OF THINGS! Constantly helping us if we needed anything and open to suggestions of her favorite items. Free Ice Cream at the end!!! Cons: While the sauces were awesome, you have to create your own. They have suggestions, but it is hard to figure out how to make them. The hot bar was sitting out for awhile (fries, sweet and sour chicken, fried rice) and wasn't too hot.

Amazing experience!…read more New Generation Hot Pot was my first foray into the world of hot pot. Essentially you pick out your base, vegetables and proteins and noodle style. Those items are placed in your own pot which cooks in front of you. New Generation also offers a bar with lots of different self serve sauces and additional flavorings. The waitress assigned to my wife and I was very friendly. She took the time to go through the process with my wife and I. She offered many suggestions, answered our questions and was very attentive. She cheered us on if we were debating something and essentially was like "do it". Since it is all you can eat, she kept coming back, checking in and taking additional orders from us. The prices were not cheap but considering it is all you can eat and they have some ingredients that are a bit atypical, I didn't mind paying the price.

Door dashed some drunken noodles for dinner from Spice and Dice and they did not disappoint! Food…read morewas flavorful and delicious! If you are sensitive to spice, make sure to order this dish "mild." The "normal" is hot! The little note they left on the bag for delivery was such a cute touch.

Fantastic drunken noodles with just the right amount of heat! I opted for chicken as my protein and…read moreadded scallions. The noodles veggies and sauce were delicious and vibrant. Everything was packed with love and you could taste the effort in every bite. I can't wait to try the Pad Thai as well as a few other dishes I struggled to choose between on the menu.

This was delicious Thank you to the staff for the…read morerecommendation The food was fresh and very flavorful. I had to he chicken teriyaki bimimbap It was a lot of food

It was a rainy day, and nothing sounded better than a hot bowl of ramen. While in Owings Mills, I…read morelooked up ramen spots and found Seoul Fusion. After browsing their menu online, I decided on the miso ramen since it was vegetable-based, and I planned to add chicken for some extra protein. Walking in, I was pleasantly surprised at how cute and colorful Seoul Fusion is. Really a warm & inviting atmosphere. I placed my order for miso ramen with chicken and, although tempted by their massive menu, I kept it simple. However, I did notice a pricing issue. I was charged more for adding chicken than what the menu indicated. The cashier explained that the upcharge for chicken wasn't listed on the menu, which was a bit confusing since their menu has an "add more" section that shows a lower price for chicken. I've attached pictures showing the different menus for reference. I wasn't going to keep arguing with her since my food is being made by them so I just noted it to add to my review later. I took a seat at the counter and watched as the staff prepared drinks and took care of other customers. They offer a wide variety of items--bulgogi, bibimbap, smoothies, bubble tea, and fresh tea refreshers, just to name a few. I requested no corn in my ramen, and they were happy to accommodate. When my bowl came out, it looked beautiful. I was excited to dig in, but unfortunately, it didn't quite meet my expectations. The chicken wasn't seasoned, and it was a bit dry and cold. Of course, I know it is cooked ahead of time but wow don't make it so obvious. It didn't have time to absorb the broth's flavor. It reminded me how much I prefer duck in ramen which is richer, more tender, and full of flavor. Next time, I'll probably stick with duck elsewhere to get the full ramen experience I love. They also offer Korean hot dogs, but I'm still on the hunt for one with a hot dog inside and crispy potato on the outside--hold the cheese! Until I find that perfect combo, I'm staying on strike. They also serve musubi, budak fire noodles, and yakisoba. While I haven't written off Seoul Fusion entirely, I did leave a little disappointed. If I return, I might order the chicken again but save it for last or maybe try something new from their extensive menu.