How have I live in Dayton all this time and never been to Yung's Cafe?! This was one of the best…read moremeals I've had in a long time. Everything was truly perfect. It's a small unassuming building with fairly limited seating, but just enough for those in the know! Service was quick and super friendly despite them having a busy day, just remember to pay at the register when you are done. The fish dishes are super popular because they were out of them when we went, so that's next on our list to try!

I honestly don't know how I haven't review this restaurant yet!…read more The food is great, it's one of the few dedicated Korean spots in the area. I have tried quite a few things on the menu, and my top two are the ojingeo-bokkeum (stir fried spicy squid) and japchae (stir fried noodles made from sweet potato starch). They are both consistently delicious. I like that they will make things actually spicy if you want it that way. Too many places will tone down the spice level when I order it as a 4-5/5. The banchan is always good too! I have tried to make the cheonsachae (kelp salad) at home, but it just doesn't taste the same. I could eat my weight in that stuff! The restaurant itself isn't much to look at, it's a bit old and run down, but always seems clean. I have never used their bathroom, which is located around the back of the building. My husband uses it every time we go and he's never complained about it. The servers are hit or miss. The last time we went we had a great server, but sometimes they can be less bubbly than most Americans prefer.

Consistent food. Offers tofu and veggie potsticker options. Good option for a vegan…read more Really like that I can also get daikon here. Adds a nice touch. Service is good. Not a fan of styrofoam takeout containers.

They are kind as they serve. The food is terrific and we eat in sometimes just because. I can't…read morebelieve they aren't full ALL THE TIME.

This place has a very cool vibe! The atmosphere is fun, bright, and lively -- definitely on the…read morelouder side, but it adds to the energy. The sleek, modern décor makes it feel both stylish and inviting. Since it's still new, it was quite busy with plenty of people eager to check it out. We expected a wait, and sure enough, there was one. The only downside is that the front area isn't designed for waiting -- there's just a small bench and not much space to stand without being in the way. The staff, however, were attentive and worked quickly to seat everyone. We were initially told the wait would be 45 minutes and were about to leave, but as we turned to go, they let us know it had dropped to 20-30 minutes, so we decided to stay. Right before being seated, we learned that everyone at the table needs to choose either the Kpot or BBQ option. We weren't familiar with how it worked, so we went with BBQ. Once seated, it felt a bit overwhelming at first -- the booths are very large! I'm on the shorter side, so I found it a little difficult to get comfortable since I had to lean forward quite a bit to reach the table. The food itself was okay -- tasty to me but not outstanding -- I think I just got impatient with the grilling. The prices were on the higher side. Still, the overall experience was exciting and fun. It's definitely a great place to go with a group if you're looking for something lively and different.

KPOT has been on our radar for some time; it seemed to take the owners forever to convert the…read moreproperty to BUFFET. My dear wife has suggested a family outing to KPOT. KPOT Korean BBQ & Hot Pot offers an "all-you-can-eat" dining experience in which customers cook their own food at the table. Guests can choose between Korean BBQ, hot pot, or both, and then order a variety of raw meats, seafood, vegetables, and noodles via iPad. Standing buffet seems sparse, and do rely on ipad and servers to bring a variety of noodles, veggies, rice, broths, meats, and seafood to your table for cooking. Tanya was our very informed server who talked very fast, but learn by experience was our task. Nicely remolded property which permitted a few parent with screaming children to cause us regret at selecting a lunch. Kpot has the potential of being a nice date night location - depends on screaming children who are in attendance. Travel tip, there is another Asian buffet on Kingsridge Drive. We like the newness of the property, the menu, the service, the food, and the overall experience. Kpot seems to be doing a thriving business, and this is a small chain.

I've eaten at every sushi restaurant in Dayton and must say this is my favorite. Their portion…read moresizes, quality of their sushi, Japanese beer on tap, and best ramen on Thursdays -the spicy one is the best. Love this place.

Ate here for the first time a few weeks ago! Food was really good and fresh. I got chicken pad Thai…read morewith a very large portion and great flavors

It's like mum used to make. Well, not my mum since she wasn't Korean, but maybe a friend's mum…read more Since Ashley/Ae Sook's second business is in her grocery store, it's easy to get fresh ingredients. She cooks the same things for us that she cooks for herself. Today, I had a hunger for bi bim bop, but she removed that from the menu. Instead, I got chop chae/jap chae and she added what we would call side items in a restaurant. She also poured some soup since I was the last one eating before close. The soup was okay but it probably would have tasted better if I had eaten it first. The mix of the jap chae and kim chi threw it off. In any case, I enjoyed it as much for the taste as it felt like eating at someone's house. There wasn't a thought of "this is restaurant food". It wasn't. It was home-cooked food. Sure, we've all been to a house where someone couldn't cook, but this wasn't the case. It was consistent with Korean restaurants all over the U.S.A. That's awesome considering there was no fancy menu, no fancy table, and some really down-to-earth conversation, as though you were with relatives.

Ashley's Korean really should be renamed Pleasing Market. It's a grocery store with a eating area…read morebetween the shelves and the little produce case as mentioned by Steve. The bulgogi was the worst I've ever had in my life. I pulled a bottle of Chilsung out of the fridge and paid $1.89 for it and it was FLAT!!! Selection of grocery items was decent. Ashley is very nice so 1 extra star for service.

Comfortable cozy Korean and sushi restaurant with comprehensive menu and delicious unique dishes…read morethat hit the spot after a busy day attentive fast seating and service including chef greeting to check on satisfaction with food left with plenty of leftovers since I definitely over ordered because everything looked so great. Will definitely hit this spot up again next time pass through town.

Went here for my birthday. The entree was a little cold, and they mentioned they did not have…read moredesserts but gave us an extra side of fishcakes instead.

Excellent food and service - would love to try the hotpot next - the bar be que was good and lot of…read moremeat and other

I cannot NOT recommend this place enough. All the food was gross portions so small your cooking…read morelunch meat. Meat quality is highly questionable. Very very expensive for how little you get you end up with a dried up burnt grill towards the end of dinner. They have a disclaimer to charge you for left over food

We had an excellent experience at K Town BBQ and Hotpot, and it absolutely lived up to the hype…read more We came for the hot pot lunch, and the all-you-can-eat option was outstanding. Everything tasted incredibly fresh--from the meats to the vegetables to the noodles. You could tell right away that quality matters here. The selection was generous and thoughtfully curated, with fantastic options that made it hard to stop at just one round (or two... or three). The broths were flavorful without being overpowering, and the dipping sauces let you customize every bite exactly how you want it. It was one of those meals where you keep saying, "Okay, just one more scoop." On top of the food, the atmosphere was great--clean, lively, and perfect for sitting back and enjoying the experience without feeling rushed. It felt both fun and relaxed, which isn't always easy to pull off with an all-you-can-eat setup. If you're looking for fresh ingredients, tons of variety, and a genuinely enjoyable dining experience, K Town BBQ and Hotpot is a must-try. We'll definitely be back--and probably hungry just thinking about it again.

I thought this place was ok. I felt the quality of all the meats weren't that great. Some may…read moredisagree but I've had better. The service was ok. Our waiter was brand spanking new and freaking out with everything. Everytime we ran out of meat with grilling the plate would burn for a while til our waiter would come back and it would be burnt super burnt and smoky. It seemed like a great place to bring your family but I didn't really have a great experience there.

1000% one of the best fried chicken places in the Cincinnati area. Service is always friendly and…read morequick, and food always comes out hot, fresh, and crispy. My friends and I always get the Cheese Monster and Red Hot wings with Cheese Monster curly fries, but sometimes switch it up to the Snow Onion Garlic Soy wings. You can't really go wrong with anything here!

Great find and really good service. I've gotten the wing and boneless both were really tasty. The…read morehost even let me try each ensure to help me make a decision. Ambiance is nice inside as well.

Food was super good, but there was no white rice available and everything that was made with rice…read morecame with purple rice. Waitress never came to refill our banchan. Only came back to refill one water. Did a bad job at explaining the spice levels and no precaution for the temperature of the food. Yes, the food did have steam coming off of it, but it is normal to warm the dangers of food being given to customers. Ambiance is very quiet, the room is filled with refrigerator humming and the talk of others but nothing else. I would recommend this place to people who are korean but not my non korean friends.

Absolutely my favorite Korean restaurant in Cincinnati, but I may be a little biased because of how…read moreclose it is to me! Asiana is a small, family-owned restaurant that's been in the area for a while and I can't believe I've never had it up until a few years ago. Service is always great, food comes out quick, and you're also given a yogurt drink after every meal! This time, my friend and I got the Bibim Naengmyun (Cold spicy noodle) and Stir-fry seafood udon. You honestly can't go wrong with anything on their menu, and you will always go home satisfied!