I lived in Hawaii for 29 years and always ordered Kalbi ribs for a plate lunch. The ribs here were…read moreamazing! I don't know what they seasoned them with, but it was awesome.

Ordered the japchae. The noodles didn't have the right color--it was anemic. I make this dish at…read morehome. I guess for whatever reason it seems as though they had salted their noodles. 90% noodles and the rest are strips of egg beef and a couple spinach. Also order the combo plate. The ttekboki was delish and spicy. Kim chi was good. Bulgogi was a bit spicy when generally ordered it is not. I'm not sure if the business catered toward a Boise pallet or just needs improvement. It was not horrible but could improve in many ways.

I'm not sure it's fair to compare this restaurant (where you cook the food on a metal surface at…read moreyour table: "Korean BBQ") with similar restaurants in Los Angeles' Korea town or even in Korea itself. When you enter the establishment, it is full of Asian people. The fixed price is fair, for you can order as many plates of meat as you want. Lunch is less expensive. They have a robot that comes around to take used plates. It's fun for children. The restaurant is large. It's a good place to bring friends and family. On Friday nights and weekends it's crowded though. The food and side dishes are very good.

This was probably the WORST KBBQ spot I've ever been to. The utensils were dirty, and some of the…read moremeats and side dishes tasted spoiled. The food literally tasted like STRAIGHT GASOLINE from the grill, and overall it just didn't feel like real Korean BBQ compared to all the other spots I've tried. None of the food tasted right besides the fried gyozas lol. How can you serve spoiled meats and sides to customers??? The picked radishes and one of the meats stank. Service was pretty slow too, and they didn't remove the spoiled meat from our table even after we said it smelled bad. I couldn't even eat and ended up leaving hungry. I can't believe this place is still operating. Definitely would not recommend unless you want to come here and eat fried gyozas.

This is the real deal! This doesn't hold a candle to the BB.Q Korean chicken chain that everyone…read moreraves about. The lady at the counter was very help with our question and even gave us a sample of the sause to try. The chicken is made to order! The house made cold slaw with a bite of chicken is the bomb. One order of the boneless fed 2 people. They have about six beers on tap. Great lunch spot or a casual dinner. Will be back!

The honey buffalo wings are WHERE ITS AT. The chicken was delicious and the staff was very friendly…read more:)

easiest 5 stars i've given a restaurant chain! for dinner…read moreit's about $60 for two people and for lunch it's more around $40. i'd say me and my s/o are regulars (almost weekly) and the staff is always so sweet & recognizes us on most days that we go. always extremely clean, we're never waiting more than 5 minutes for our orders to get to our table after inputting them into the tablet. the food is great!!! the sauce bar is fantastic as well, a good selection of sauces & they have garlic, jalapeños, cilantro and onion to add in to the sauces if you wanted. they have a small hot food bar that includes potstickers, veggie rolls & chicken nuggets. i always recommend this place

KPOT is easily one of the best Korean BBQ spots I've been to and one of the best buffet-style…read morerestaurants in Boise. The iPad ordering system is incredibly convenient, and every time we placed an order, the food came out fast. The service kept up with us all night. The quality of the meat really stood out. The marinated and flavored meats were excellent, and you can truly eat your heart out. I didn't try the hot pot this visit, but it looked fantastic at the surrounding tables and I'll definitely be back to try it. My only small complaint is the sauces. It would be nice if some of the recommended sauces came with each meat instead of having to make them yourself at the sauce bar. That's the only thing keeping this from a five-star review. If you're looking for an all-you-can-eat Korean BBQ experience, KPOT is hard to beat. Great value, great service, and some of the best Korean BBQ in the Boise area.

"She's so annoying." A bit disappointed, loved the waitress,…read moreand was absolutely sweet. However, I was laughing on the phone with some friends and watching the chefs do their magic--just to be told that "she's absolutely annoying." When I was the only one on the bar seating. Please, if I was too loud, please let me know, or just wait until I get my order until you start being rude. Some customers have some rough days. Thank you.

We were visiting family in Boise, from California. We love trying sushi from all over and this…read moreplace was absolutely delicious. On top of everything else, the service was amazing! Our waitress was on top of everything we needed. She even realized we were from out of town and asked what our visit was for. We explained that we had just lost a family member and we needed a bite to eat near our hotel while we were in town. She was so wonderful to us and we felt like she gave us all the time in the world. Mind you, it was the busiest time of night. Every single seat was filled and everyone was happy. Everything was very clean and we sat at the bar so we got to see the sushi getting made. It was a great experience even through our dark times this weekend. If we ever come back on better circumstances, this will be the place we go. My aunt who lives here said it was her favorite and now we understand why.

The service was excellent! Ambiance is casual Japanese American food. Im always comparing Japanese…read morefood to my mom's so I tried to order something I can't get at home in Hawaii. Our server was a guy, but the owner Doris is the one who made our dinner special. She is sweet and when we told her we are celebrating a birthday and graduation, they brought us a tempura batter fried banana with whipped cream. It was delicious!! I ordered the Garlic Beef. It came out on a hot stone plate and it was yummy. My son got the Chicken yaki udon. It had some crunchy green bell peppers and bean sprouts too. My son loved it. Hubby ordered mango chicken. After the meal, we bought the cutest restaurant sushi tee shirts. Thank you Doris for the food, the awesome service, and making us feel special. I didnt get pics of my food because my son was on my phone.

Came in for a late birthday lunch with my friend. As usual, the staff was super friendly and the…read morefood was good. I had the lunch salmon with a side of chicken. Everything was cooked perfectly! Plenty of teriyaki sauce in everything. It was a great lunch today.

Fabulous location, lots of walkable places around it Clean…read morefacility, clean restrooms, friendly staff LOADS of food choices, everyone in your party is sure to find something that they like. It's also got a bar and is right beside their movie theater. I love this concept and love when cities are able to pull this off. Too often you're with a group of people and so many folks have food issues, this is a terrific was to satisfy them all. From coffee, to a meal, dessert, and maybe a little boozy something-something.

The Warehouse food hall has a little bit of everything. Located near public parking in the heart of…read moreBoise, there are many options here to choose from. Plenty of places to sit with tons of table top seating with multiple restaurants surrounding them. Basquenese was excellent! The young lady at the counter Aunica recommended the Pho sandwich/dip (similar to a French dip sandwich). Her recommendation was appreciated and we made sure to tell her how good it was prior to leaving. The Basque fries were seasoned well and came with a garlic aoli that complimented it well. Everything tasted fresh and the portions were generous.

Bao Boi is so fun! The concept is Bao buns, they also have various bowls like a teriyaki bowl, or a…read morechicken bowl, along with a couple of side, salads and traditional soup like miso. The restaurant is right off of a new development on the Green belt in Garden City and you can hear the water from the restaurant. They open the side of it so it gets fresh air. It just feels really refreshing and new. The buns were really good. I ordered the classic pork bun and the teriyaki bun. The lunch special is pretty reasonably priced I would say. I think it's a great new addition to the Greenbelt and the Boise community. I can't wait for more people to check it out. The service is good. The food comes out quick and it was really fresh and juicy. A fun new concept on the green belt. You have to stop by!

Another unique addition to Garden City!…read more Food: 4/5. The menu is different than what is online and seems to change often as they try new things. They didn't have the lumpia, but had croquettes instead which were absolutely delicious and highly recommended. We also tried 6 different bao and I think the Nashville Hot was probably my favorite. All of them tasted pretty good though. We were a little disappointed they didn't have desserts but they said they are hoping to add some. Service: 3/5. At first , we got our items quickly since we were one of the few groups there but once other groups started to arrive it took a long time to get anything that we had ordered. It also seemed like the waitress was late so one of the cooks had to fill in and take orders. Atmosphere: 4/5. The weather was nice so we were able to sit on the patio along the greenbelt. It is a good vibe and relaxing to sit outdoors. As the area gets more developed with the other additions currently under construction I think it will be a really cool atmosphere.

The original owners sold this Korean street food restaurant location to new owners in May'ish 2025…read moreand if you haven't been in yet, don't delay because during our lunchtime visit this week we learned the current owners may be closing this in the next month or so. My understanding is that the current owner also owns a couple of teriyaki businesses and wants to focus on them, in particular since business here has been slow. If my husband's and my experience was typical, at lunch time on this day there were only 3 other customers besides us who came in during the hour'ish we were there. Too bad because the food was good and the service was friendly. But the odd location might put people off. So let's start with that. LOCATION: In Garden City, next to a St. Luke's Health Care Rehab PT location and a commercial exercise gym, all in the same building. It can be hard to know it is there unless you know and now you do. :-) MO: Order at the counter from a menu placed there and also with photos for the food on the wall next to the door. Food delivered to your table when ready. Bus your own when done if you want to or they will pick do it for you. EATS & $: Our total was around $32. We chose Kimchi Ramen, Bulgogi Bibimbap and Hotteok, a leaning sweet pancake filled with a mixture of seeds and sugar. It was our first time trying that delicious item and we will definitely seek this out at other Korean places when this one closes. Portion sizes were large and we took home the ramen and bibimbap to reheat. (Waste not...) I so appreciate that they use real dishware bowls, not disposable ones, to serve in. And while we were there, the young man working at the counter (delightful guy and related to the owner we learned) came over to talk with us and the owners delivered cups of their hot and cold Korean tea for us to try. It was so good, a gingery, slightly sweet brew. PARKING: Private lot. ACCESSIBILITY: ADA compliant parking is in front of the St. Luke's Entrance but given the sidewalk design which fails both ADA and Idaho building code, a wheelchair user may find it impossible to navigate the left turn on that sidewalk to the one that runs parallel to the restaurant. (As aside, it is infuriating that one sees these ADA violations all over Garden City.) Although there is no ADA parking in front of the restaurant, someone has poured an awkward and crudely done cement "ramp" to get to it from that side. Once inside, all seating is standard height but only one would likely work for wheelchair users who can't transfer to a chair. LOO: For planning ahead purposes, there is no bathroom in the restaurant but if you ask they will unlock the door between the restaurant and the St. Luke's PT building so that you can use the bathroom there. My husband tells me the loo is ADA compliant. DELIVERY: Yes, I think, via Door Dash. TIDBIT: The original owners retained the right to the name Koco Bell and they are opening or maybe already have opened a Korean street food place in downtown Boise (5th & Main) that is mostly focused on take out. It is called Koco Bell Express.

Koco Bell has been a favorite since they opened the old location on McMillan. Unfortunately the…read morefood this time was just ok and we experienced a little bit of a commotion between the two workers regarding (we assume) a DoorDash order. Food: 4/5. I must start by saying the pancakes continue to be a highlight and a delicious treat! We got the half and half Korean Corn Dog, which was just ok. I would say it was more like 3/4 cheese. The tteokbokki is one of my favorites and I liked the new addition of eggs. It also was not as spicy as before which is pleasant (to me). The bulgogi box was just ok. Service: 4/5. The service was good. We were the only ones there so it was somewhat quick to get our items but everything came out at different times. The main thing that took away from our experience was the couple working were arguing in the main area about another order. It was a very uncomfortable situation. Atmosphere: 4:5. The location is interesting on State St next to the Crunch Fitness. It is very open and bright and not as comfy and inviting as the old location. I do like the jewelry and other handmade items for sale. Kid friendly: 4/5. Older kids could be fine, but I'm not sure little ones would like the food and didn't notice any highchairs. Due to the location and the fact that the food was just ok, I am not sure we will be back but would recommend trying it at least once!

It's been a while since I have been to the Ramen House. I was on a fluid restriction when I was on…read moredialysis so not being able to drink all my soup was such a buzz kill for me. But now that I got my new kidney, I can have all the broth I want. We came in for my daughter's birthday. She loves this place! My sister's family also joined us which made us a party of 8. We were sat at a big table and got our orders handled by the sweetest server. I ordered my usual shrimp ramen. I did make a couple substitutions which threw them off but they handled like a boss. Instead of a big bowl of noodles, I got them on the side with two orders of bok choy Instead. And it was perfect. Lunch was great today! Service was nice. Food a fantastic. It was what we all needed. Especially me, I enjoyed my food so much today!

My boyfriend and I decided to come here for dinner and overall everything we ordered super yummy…read moreand fresh. I personally loved the Teriyaki Udon dish, and my boyfriend really enjoyed the General Tso Chicken. My only wish would be to have some chili oil and soy sauce at each table. I think my ramen would have been a 5/5 if it had some chili oil on top. The service wasn't bad but not the best either, however it did seem to get busy once we were seated. Everything inside seemed very clean and organized as well. I will definitely be coming back!!