What a find! It looks kind of run down from the street view, but don't let the appearance fool…read moreyou. The inside is clean and well maintained and the food is amazing. The menu includes many Korean staples. I do wish they would offer more appetizers and smaller portion options, but I also understand that being such a small place they have to limit their options. We tried the Tteokbokki (spicy rice cake appetizer) and mandu dumplings. Both were filled with flavor and reasonable portions for the price. You can order the Tteokbokki any spice level 1-5. We split a bulgogi. It was the perfect combination of spicy, sweet and savory and the portion was large enough for the two of us plus some leftover to take home. It was served with a set of small sides (two types of kimchee, and two other sides). Service was fast, friendly and efficient. You check out at the register (which was a bit of an awkward space) but overall, a wonderful experience!

Went back recently to a very disappointing dinner. Portions were smaller. With their pricing, we've…read morebecome accustomed to leaving full but their pricing remains the same and our group needed to swing by McDonald's to fill up. Barely any banchan. Usually there are 6 dishes but they cut it down to 3. We asked if they had cheonsachae but were told they were out. Thats fine as we were told they could keep refilling out other 3. We noticed that each time we requested a refill of the fish tofu, they would bring back a dish with 2 pieces. It would be fine if it weren't 4 people sharing that dish. After the 3rd request to refill, we were told they're almost out of that as well we had 8 slices of fish tofu between 4 people. Disappointing visit this time around.

Fast friendly service. Bowls are customized to your preferences and always delicious and well…read moreseasoned. I would eat here everyday if I could! Booths are available to eat inside and it is always clean and well lit.

We stopped in since I saw they had ramen on the menu It's a small place that is sort of like…read moreanother Korean fast casual chain in the area, where you order at the counter with the friendly associate and choose your rice, protein, and toppings. The ramen was just a standard recipe through with onion, mushrooms, and a fried egg, and you could choose mild or hot. It also came with a side of rice and kimchi, which made it a filling enough meal for my husband and I to share. Service was quick and they brought it to our table. The only reason I didn't give it 5 stars is because if someone walked in expecting more, one might be a little surprised since it's a bit of a "hole in the wall" and unassuming. Overall I think I'd still go back to try a rice bowl, but might be more likely to visit more of the vibrant upbeat restaurants in the area.

It's was awesome! First time going.. we did just the hot pot and definitely got our moneys worth…read more There is a tablet you order evething from and it's is all you can eat but there is a charge for waisted food. If you pick one broth and you don't like it you can switch it out for another one. It was clean and nicely decorated as well. Good environment and awesome first experience

I asked my mom to take me here for my birthday dinner!! Stacia was our server, she gave great…read morerecommendations drink and food wise, and provided amazing service! My family was weary about the premise of the restaurant but really enjoyed it once I finally introduced them. The building is really cute, the decorations are modern but not tasteless! Absolutely enjoyed my time and the cute little birthday song the staff sang to me-- Thank you Kpot cuties :)

Delicious! Nice server, pleasant atmosphere. Combo appetizer plate was terrific. Super crispy…read moretempura. Highly recommend.

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.

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.

Friendly and fresh, we got a range of treats from udon to eel roll and all was tasty. Quiet dining…read moreroom and easy parking.

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.

I met a friend here for lunch. It was the first time for both of us. The place is warm and…read morecomfortable. We chose to cook BBQ and not the Hot Pot. The server was lovely, but didn't really explain much. For instance, how much meat was in a serving, the fact that there is an entire counter full of sauces, and recommendations on how much food to order per person. So we over-ordered and there was food waste, which I hate. But holy cow, you can order up to 5 meats, all the vegetables, and any or all of the appetizers for only $22 for lunch. VERY reasonable!! The gyoza and seafood pancake were great. All of the meat was seasoned well with the beef bulgogi being our favorite. The variety of sauces was over-the-top. Our server changed our grill twice, which was great. I highly recommend this place and will return.

We enjoyed the spicy chicken and pork bulgogi. The downside though is its one price 31.99 for all…read moreyou can eat, and if you eat just one serving of chicken bulgogi its overpriced. They also dont have kid menu options that are not all you can eat. Our kiddos basically ated fried rice only, but if you have older kids that would try different proteins it would be worth it. We prefer some of the local korean restaurants but appreciated novelty and the experiential nature of the outing. The all you can eat concept doesn't work well for our family.

Went with some friends over the memorial day weekend for lunch. I was really impressed with how…read moreclean and new everything inside was! I would absolutely recommend this restaurant to anyone looking to celebrate a special occasion or for a fun dining experience. Our waiter was very friendly and helpful. He regularly checked in and changed our grill out as it got charred. If you order the Dinner hotpot, BBQ, or both you get access to the full menu. On weekends they make you do the dinner option, but it was great to try their different cuts of meat! The atmosphere was great: huge variety of sauces and toppings. The meat was very good quality. Maybe a bit on the lean side for beef but I preferred that given the volume of food. The premium beef short ribs and angus chuck flap tail had better marbling, very tender and delicious. The price was definitely worth it for the fresh good quality meat and produce options! Included in the all you can eat were some made to order appetizers, an Ice cream bar, and several premade desserts and appetizers at the cold bar which were also pretty good! Much better than the premade dishes you'd find at a traditional buffet. The nice thing about the location too is there are several shops around the center that you can mosey around before or after eating and make a whole day of it

I've been here several times with friends and have tried the BBQ & Hot Pot options. K Town is…read morealways amazing and I haven't had a bad experience. I went for lunch and they weren't very busy, the server checked on me multiple times and made sure to ask regularly if I needed anything else including more Hot Pot items or drinks. She also promptly cleared any empty dishes which kept the table tidy. Since I chose the Hot Pot only option this time, they placed a grill cover over the grill to add extra table space which is a nice option to add extra space, especially if there's a big group and getting a lot of food plates. The dining room is always super clean and warm. The music can be a bit loud at times, but not too bad and it adds a little privacy to your table and group. For the food, I can say I always enjoy eating here and I love the Matcha Milk Tea with Tapioca Bobas. I usually go for the K Town Special Broth and fix it up with chili oil, a couple sauces, peppers, onions, and spices. The versatility of everyone being able to create what they like makes this place great for large groups.

The hostess was very accommodating and informative with recommendations…read more Bar drinks were 10/10. We had the lychee martini and grape bong and would order both again. Ambiance is chill and food quality makes you feel special. Nice and crispy wings and sauces galore.

I have only eaten here a couple of times but their chicken is amazing. Great sauces and big…read moreportions. I have actually looked at starting a franchise in our town I was so impressed.

I absolutely loved both dishes and all the side dishes! The flavors made me feel like I was back in…read moreKorea. Thank you for such a wonderful meal!

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!