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    Coreanos Allston

    4.3 (641 reviews)
    Open • 11:30 am - 9:30 pm
    Updated 3 months ago

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    Moderate noise
    Casual
    Good for kids

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    Francisco P.

    I recently stopped by Coreanos for a Korean-Mexican fusion meal. I ordered the bulgogi, shrimp tempura, and short rib tacos. While waiting, I was surprised with a bowl of miso soup, which was warm, comforting, and flavorful. The tacos were generously filled and served on flour tortillas. I went in expecting the short rib to be my favorite, but the bulgogi taco emerged as my favorite. That said, because they were so well-stuffed, the tacos were a bit soggy. I also paid extra to add kimchi to one of them via the ordering screen, but it seems that addition was missed. I paired this with a Thai coffee, which was refreshing and delivered a noticeable caffeine kick. I'll definitely be back to try the kimbap. My partner, Anna F., ordered it, and after stealing a bite, I was left craving more. The restaurant is small, but we were able to find a table without issue.

    Coreanos Bowl
    Lauren G.

    Wish I could give it more than 5 stars!!! We got the coreanos bowl, chicken poppers, and kimchi quesadilla. The quesadilla was light on cheese but as that is not a usual ingredient in Asian food, it was probably better that way. The poppers were super crispy with a variety of sauces that complemented each other. The coreanos bowl with short rib was tender and flavorful and the sauces added a nice creaminess to the bowl. I will definitely be returning!

    Coreanos Bowl with chicken
    Drashti T.

    Came here for a quick dinner. I got the coreanos bowl with chicken. The staff was very friendly and the food came out very quick. The place has cozy vibes and was able to find seating. The bowl tasted amazing. It was very saucy and creamy blending the 2 cuisines together. I do wish it had a little bit more spicy but overall the flavor was still pretty good.

    Tteokbokki
    Kylie P.

    Solid Korean lunch spot with some Mexican fusion in their quesadilla and taco menu items. Fun mix of cuisines in my opinion. It's a fast casual spot with quick service. Seating is somewhat limited with a few high top tables but we still managed to get a spot even around lunchtime. We ordered the Tteokbokki with ramen noodles as well as the shrimp fried rice. I thought both were good but not best I've ever had. The tteokbokki was pretty sweet for my taste but that's just personal preference. Centrally located in Allston!

    Bibimbap
    Hursuong V.

    I was really craving Korean fried chicken but it didn't have a crunch!! It definitely does the job of fast Korean food though and sometimes that's what you need - a Korean quesadilla, taco, cheesy kimchi fries, etc. Prices are reasonable. Limited seating inside but was easy to find a spot on a weekday night. Plenty of people stopping in and out (30 min dining limit) and getting take out.

    Ho Yin L.

    Just tried their K-Rice Bowl with Fried Eggs and a box of their signature Korean Fried Chicken, and I'm genuinely impressed. The rice bowl was rich, savory, and beautifully balanced--topped with perfectly cooked sunny-side-up eggs and a drizzle of creamy, mildly spicy sauce that brought everything together. Comfort food at its best. The fried chicken? Unreal. Extra crispy on the outside, juicy inside, with a sticky-sweet glaze and fresh green onions adding that perfect Korean touch. Flavor-packed and addictive. Fast service, generous portions, and flavors that hit all the right notes. If you're craving Korean fusion done right, Coreano is a must.

    Woo K.

    Honestly didn't think too much of it. But I was pleasantly surprised. Protein bowl was good. Good sauce and combination were great flavors. The quesadillas were awesome. Would 100% get again. The ttobokki was a little on the light side. Not as spicy as I like it.

    peach limeade
    Jennifer J.

    We went to Coreanos for a Sunday lunch, but I have eaten here multiple times before. It is Korean-Mexican fusion, and to me, this is fusion done right! - Coreanos bowl: The star of the meal. It came in a foil bowl, packed with saucy rice and bits of meat/veggies (onions and carrots), then topped with a perfect sunny-side-up egg. The protein I got was spicy pork, but you can also choose other proteins. The yolk was still runny enough to mix in and make everything extra rich. The portion was huge. Not too spicy. It also came with miso soup with a few bits of tofu and green onion in it. - Quesadilla: filled with beef and kimchi, with two different sauces drizzled all over (one creamy, one a little spicy). A lot of meat inside! Not too spicy. - Peach limeade: a very refreshing drink, but on the sweeter side, I wish it were a bit more sour. Overall: This felt like the ideal casual lunch: fast and filling. You order at a counter and they bring the food to you later, if you choose to dine in. There aren't too many seats. You need to fill your own water cup, and they have cold and warm water. The portions are generous and the food is pure comfort. Would definitely come back anytime I'm craving something saucy and satisfying.

    Kyleigh D.

    This Korean-Mexican fusion restaurant is a 10/10 find. Though there is not much space to eat inside, the food is absolutely delicious.

    Coreanos Bowl and Kimchi Quesadilla. Both just ok
    Rei M.

    I'm surprised by the great reviews on here because my wife and I were very disappointed. We got the kimchi quesadilla with spicy pork and the Coreanos bowl with beef bulgogi. Both were lacking in flavor. The pork in the quesadilla was dry and not even spicy. The beef in the bowl was sparse and mostly just sweet. I hesitate to try this place again. I think you could say this review warrants a 2.5 because it's below average, but I'm a softy and I tend to only eat at good restaurants, so they get a 3.

    Chicken Poppers
    Lizzie Y.

    Coreanos is yummy! Definitely gotten better over the years, in my opinion. I love getting the chicken poppers with either rice or fries & the kimchi fried rice with bulgogi. Great place to come to get take out; the food is always piping hot and has great flavor.

    Bulgogi Kimbap
    David S.

    We just happened to walk by and decided to try it out. We were vey impressed with the food! We ordered the Coreanos Bowl, fried chicken wings in sweet soy garlic sauce, and Bulgogi Kimbap. All excellent and very fresh. The sitting area was simple but clean. Service was nice. Will definitely come back again.

    Coreanos Bowl
    Daniel P.

    Got this with the ham added to it. I missed coming to this place, you can never go wrong with their food.

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    The food tasted absolutely amazing! Personally, my favorites were the Kimchi fritas, kimchi fried rice, and the Yum Yum fried chicken!

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    Great food the kimchi Fritas with bulgogi beef is a must order and also the chicken wings. Good service too.

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    Can they do bibimbap as a salad bowl instead of rice on the bottom?

    Do they have vegetarian options?

    They have tofu as an option for most things like the quesadilla and the tacos.

    How many wings come in each of the sizes?

    Small = 6 wings or 7 boneless. Large = 11 wings or 13 boneless.

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    BAB Korean Bistro - Spicy pork bulgogi (half size)

    BAB Korean Bistro

    3.9(270 reviews)
    0.9 mi•Coolidge Corner
    •$$

    Parking here wasn't the easiest for someone coming from outside of the neighborhood, but we managed…read moreto find street parking after a while. We ordered a few items to share family style - haemul pa jeon (seafood pancake), bulgogi, japchae, tangsu yuk (deep fried pork) - and enjoyed our meal.

    Bab Korean Bistro is a casual Korean restaurant that offers a broad menu ranging from traditional…read morecomfort food to Korean Chinese favorites, making it easy to try more than just the usual barbecue dishes. We walked into a relaxed and welcoming space with a dining room that feels approachable and practical, the kind of neighborhood restaurant that works equally well for a casual lunch or dinner. The menu is large enough that there is something for almost everyone, whether you are looking for a hearty soup, a sizzling rice dish, or something to share with a group, and the steady flow of customers reflects its popularity as a local staple. One of the biggest strengths of the restaurant is its variety. The menu includes favorites like bibimbap, sundubu, japchae, and bulgogi alongside Korean Chinese dishes such as jajangmyeon, jjamppong, and tangsuyuk. We ordered the cream jjamppong, one of the more unique options, and found the combination of a rich, creamy broth with a spicy kick made for a satisfying bowl that stood out from the more traditional offerings. The soondubu delivered plenty of heat for anyone looking for something comforting, with a silky texture and a depth of flavor that came through clearly. The dolsot bibimbap is another solid choice, served in a hot stone bowl that creates the crispy rice layer at the bottom, and the mix of vegetables and gochujang came together well against the sizzling heat. If you are visiting with a group, there are plenty of shareable dishes worth ordering. The kimchi scallion pancake was crispy and generously portioned, with a savory, slightly tangy flavor that paired well with the dipping sauce, while the tangsuyuk and sweet and spicy fried chicken are good additions to the table. The restaurant also serves complimentary banchan, which helps round out the meal and adds a variety of flavors before the main dishes arrive. The portions are noticeably generous, especially for the price, making it a good value compared to many other Korean restaurants in the area. Service is friendly and attentive even when the restaurant is busy, and the staff are helpful with recommendations or accommodating requests such as adjusting spice levels. During peak dinner hours, the restaurant can get crowded, so there may be a short wait, particularly on weekends. Bab Korean Bistro is a dependable spot for Korean comfort food with generous portions, a wide-ranging menu, and solid value. The combination of traditional Korean dishes, Korean Chinese specialties, and welcoming service makes it a place worth returning to, especially when dining with friends so you can order a variety of dishes to share.

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    Iru Brookline

    Iru Brookline

    3.8(26 reviews)
    1.6 mi•Brookline Village

    A member of our party doesn't eat seafood or other meats besides chicken, so Iru was the perfect…read morerestaurant for them: where chicken is the star of the show. We arrived at our reservation time and were seated promptly. They had 4 set menus to choose from or an à la carte option that does not include their signature samgyetang. We got the lowest priced set menu, which included all their banchan plus the choice of sweet shrimp or scallop, and we didn't feel we were missing out on anything. Higher priced tiers included additional items such as galbi or crab, but our meal was plenty filling and tasty without them. All the food we were served was delicious. The 9 banchan dishes we got included a variety of kimchi, seaweed, and vegetables and were a decent portion size to share a set between two people. After we finished most of our banchan, the samgyetang was brought out and put on portable heaters on our table, where the servers broke the chicken down right in front of us. The chicken was so tender and delicious, and the broth was flavorful and hearty, but not heavy. We were given one chicken to share for every 2 people, and the portion size made for a very filling dinner. Although pricey, this was the perfect place to go for our special occasion. The servers were friendly and attentive, and the decor was simple and clean. I would definitely come back again!

    Iru is a Korean restaurant in Brookline, Ma. There were four tiers with ascending prices per person…read morefor the set menus. We are told that the restaurant owner, Chef Hajime Yamazaki, uses his mother's recipes and the restaurant signature is their samgyetang (ginseng chicken soup) which is offered with each set. Each set comes with nine house-made banchan (side dishes). I feel that this restaurant makes a great experience for two. I came as a family of four, two children, and it was just enough food. The sides dishes that accompanied the main was very tasty. I especially enjoyed the zucchini. The scallop was delicious. My husband especially enjoyed the chapjae noodles, claiming it was the best he has ever had. I think its appeal was simple clean ingredients. The jokbal, boiled belly, was very clean tasting as well. I was a bit disappointed with this one item and wished I went with the alternative option on the menu. As for the main chicken ginseng soup, our waiter, served this dish to us while telling us the concept of the restaurant, about the owner and his journey and mother's recipe. The story, about 5 minutes long was enjoyable while she took apart and served us the soup. I wished she didn't shred the entire chicken the way she did, literally to shreds. I would have liked to pull apart the chicken myself and served my kids. I understand many Korean restaurants have the server serve by the table but for this dish, I would have liked to serve my family myself. The taste was very clean. I do wish it had a bit more white pepper flavor. Customer service was outstanding. I would recommend going as a couple or group of four at most. Reservations are recommended. There is street parking. During my visit, walk-ins were being accepted since the restaurant was not completely booked. The server had to explain to walk-in patrons that the restaurant is strict on their set menus and that it was dine in service only.

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    Naksan BBQ - Spicy cold noodles

    Naksan BBQ

    3.8(250 reviews)
    0.4 mi•Allston/Brighton
    •$$$$

    Came here with high expectations and was mildly just satisfied rather than blown away. I've heard…read moregood things about Naksan and while the meal was good, it wasn't excellent nor did it have me raving and wanting to go back for more. The setting feels very modern and clean. Staff were okay, not too attentive honestly which isn't great when they're supposed to be tending to your meal. The food was okay, but not amazing in quality or quantity - just all right and expensive. Overall, I probably wouldn't come back, but this was by no means a bad experience. It was nice to try, but it wouldn't be my first choice for KBBQ moving forward.

    Naksan BBQ was disappointing and overpriced. The upscale atmosphere doesn't make up for the small…read moreportions, and having a server constantly standing at the table cooking the meat felt awkward. The beef tasted good, but the amount served was hard to justify for the price. The japchae and soybean stew were also frustratingly small. The cheese and potato pancake was overly oily, and the japchae leaned a little too sweet. The egg soufflé, tteokbokki, and side dishes were enjoyable, but they weren't enough to make the meal feel worth it. For what this place charges, I expected much more. A nice setting and a few good dishes don't make up for poor value.

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    Seoul Topokki

    Seoul Topokki

    4.0(181 reviews)
    0.1 mi•Allston/Brighton
    •$$

    This is amazing for Korean comfort food! Their combos are very large, I think they can feed two…read morepeople. Also don't sleep on their kimchi pancake, the batter makes the pancakes really chewy yet crispy at the same time. The place was pretty full but we got seated quickly, and our orders came out really efficiently as well. Highly recommend this place for a cozy, filling Korean meal!

    This was our second time ordering delivery from Seoul Topokki. We remembered it being really good…read morethe first time, so we went for round two. We ordered the cheese topokki (soft rice cake, fish cake, vegetable, & mozzarella in Korean spicy sauce) & the beef bulgogi bowl (fried marinated beef, vegetables, steamed rice & side of soup). The cheese topokki was just as good as we remembered - chewy, flavorful, comforting, & a little bit weird. The cheese was poorly distributed, but it was still very tasty. The beef bulgogi bowl was really underwhelming. Firstly, it was very little food. We were promised vegetables, but there were only a few scarce onions & zucchini pieces mixed in. It was also dry. It was devoid of moisture & sauce, so we added some from the fridge at home. The side of soup was a joke. It filled only about 2/3 of the container & looked so sad, we wondered if it was the sauce that we we so desperately needed. Nope, just a meager amount of watered down miso soup. So the conclusion - great topokki, sub-par bulgogi, non-existent soup.

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