Delicious Korean food and insanely good value - definitely the best Korean I've had in the Philly…read morearea. As with most Korean places, our meals came with banchan, but this also included a light salad and entire fried fish for each guest with no extra charge! The appetizer sizes were also huge - we got the tteokbokki to share between three people and barely made a dent. The soondubu and bibimbap mains were also delicious. Not sure how you'd get here from the city without a car, but if you can figure it out, it was absolutely worth the trek.

Dubu is a classic! The food is great both takeout and in restaurant…read more We love the 계장 and 순두부. When I miss living in Seoul this is where I order from in Philly!!

This place was great! Brought my husband and kids for dinner when we were stuck in Philly (a story…read morefor a different day). I was surprised how much my picky eater family enjoyed the food here! The service is very laid back, but that's ok, the food made up for everything else. The only negative was the bonchon at the start of the meal. I like when they offer more freshness like pickled radish and what not, this was on the heavier side with fried potatoes and something called "fish cake" that I would not recommend. The beef stir fry was a perfect meal, as far as I am concerned, containing my fave veggies (onions, mushrooms, carrots, cabbage). The flavor was spot on! My husband really enjoyed the bulgogi bibimbap; while I liked it too it wasn't one of my favorites and the rice wasn't crispy when we were served, like it usually is. When you are done you pay at the counter. Really "local" vibes and I highly recommend for the food!

Tasty food with lots of seating on a Friday evening…read more Spicy boneless chicken was good. Not too salty, not too drenched in sauce, nicely coated. Portion size was surprisingly big in a good way. Bulgogi Bimbibap was good but the bulgogi was a bit too saucy/wet for me. It made the rice by that area wet. Would likely not get this again unless it changes. After ordering, the staff brought some complimentary banchan. The potatoes were my favorite! I would come back for the chicken and to try some other things on the menu.

I see this restaurant around for a while and I love Korean fried chicken, but it had the freshest…read morewings. The best tasting of wings that I had in a very long time and japchae noodles is my favorite at any Korean restaurant and it was good. I will be coming back.

10/10. Stopped here with my family on our way back home to FL, and we absolutely loved everything!…read moreFood was so delicious we ended up ordering more dumplings and had to try the lemon pepper wings. The service was fast and friendly! The place was super clean and quiet.

This place has nice staff and the best food I've eaten. Good price for what you get and the place…read morelooks great.

100% better compared to my first experience when Dolsan first opened…read more We had 6 adults and did BBQ. We were told we had to order four servings of meat. We got 4 orders of marinated kalbi. It was delicious. The beef was tender and the flavors were perfect. The server cooked the meat perfectly. It was a lot of food. Really enjoyed the tofu Kimchi-Bokkeum. First time having this stir fry kimchi dish. Super flavorful dish. Perfect to eat with rice. We also had the seafood pancake which was crispy and made perfectly. The Nakji Bokkeum which was octopus with stir fried vegetables was also an impressive dish. The octopus was fresh. Texture was tender and bouncy. This dish was very spicy for me. The decor inside is modern and elegant. I like the exhaust fan for BBQ because you don't smell too much like food afterwards.

Finally an authentic Korean restaurant that's not far. This is legit. You know it's legit when…read morethere's ahjummas and ahjusshis all eating there, They give you lots of banchan. All homemade. They got good bibimbap, good fish, and just good home cooking. It's a small mom and pop shop.

We ordered the seafood pancake, grilled mackerel + kimchi jjigae combo, jaeyuk dolsot (pork stone…read morepot rice), and the ugeoji galbitang (Korean cabbage and short rib stew). It was everything I wanted in a soup - hot, flavorful, and very comforting. This meal felt so home cooked and hit the spot on a rainy day. The service was spot on with the kindest ahjummas and it kind of felt like we were eating in someone's home.

Korean barbecue has finally hit the Mercer County, NJ dining scene! I was so excited when this…read moreplace finally opened up! KPOT is an all you can eat experience where you basically get to be your own chef. You get to grill up your favorite meats, seafood, and veggies just the way you like it. Or you can switch things up with their do-it-yourself hot pot, loaded with fresh ingredients and flavorful broths that you can completely customize. They even have an entire station full of sauces, seasonings, and appetizers (think spring rolls, chicken wings, etc) so of course I had to help myself to the little buffet! The hot pot was fantastic, the broth was rich, savory, and perfect for these fall and winter days. I'd say my first hot pot experience was a success! I loved the selection of meats. We filled up on beef bulgogi which is my favorite. I felt like all of the meats were fresh and marinated nicely! We always had a server nearby to provide prompt and helpful service. This restaurant is fun, interactive, and perfect for group dinners, date nights, or just when you're craving something a little extra. So if you're in the Princeton area, you've got to check out KPot Korean BBQ & Hotpot -- the ultimate dining experience where the grill's always hot and the portions never end!

More on the 3.75 point scale, limited sides/bonchon available. Kimchi items like Napa and radish :(…read morevery limited on bonchon. Definitely not kid friendly, for a newly opened establishment, a few of the high chairs have broken off connecting belts. The furniture isn't very durable/stable... shift and moved as you sit and stand out of booth... not a fan that the high hair can only be near the controller end of the cooker... baby kept messing with controls. I'll wait until their menu expands like cherry hill/Philly area. Decent for accessibility, but I'll just go traditional... my SO isn't a fan of hot pot, so we only had the kbbq. On a good note! They had a variety of grilling veggies and non traditional sauces, no basic gochujang or ssamjang :(

When it comes to korean food in south Jersey, options are limited. When it comes to really good…read moreKorean food, your choices are even more scarce. But thank goodness for, Eden Korean Restaurant because they will help satisfy your craving for jip bap (hearty home cooked korean meal) Eden is a small family run business. I've been here numerous times and the food has always been great. The spicy grilled pork belly is one of our favorites but you seriously can't go wrong with anything. Service speed can vary depending on how busy they are as expected. But it's always friendly and attentive.

The food was good. Their kimchi was amazing! However the service wasn't the best. I needed more…read morewater and they were sitting in the corner watching shows talking amongst themselves but never checked if I needed anything the whole time I was there.

Amazing food! Each dish we tried was perfect! The service was wonderful! We will definitely be back!read more

Service and staff friendly and quick. Love the bell ring at table for service…read more Dumplings were excellent. Vegetable dumplings were the best. Sushi was average. Seafood noodle soup and lamb stew below average. Too many flavors. Noodles zero flavor. Broth not very good. Prices fair but will not return. Quality of dish's just not there.

Jjang Ga Nae is the real deal. This place is run by a sweet older Korean woman and her husband, and…read moreyou can feel the love and care they put into every dish the moment you walk in. Don't let the no-frills atmosphere fool you -- you come here for the food, and the food delivers. The pork hangover soup (haejangguk) is absolutely magnificent -- rich, deeply savory, and exactly what your soul needs. The fried pork (tangsuyuk) is crispy, tender, and packed with flavor. And the tofu stew? Perfect heat, silky tofu, and a broth that tastes like it's been perfected over decades. This is authentic home-style Korean cooking at its finest. If you want a polished dining experience, go somewhere else. If you want incredible food made with heart, Jjang Ga Nae is the answer.

Talk about authentic Korean food at its best. It might not seem like much from the outside but the…read morefood was so good and one of those hole in the wall genuine Korean places that tasted great. Owned by an older couple, simple, great food and so thankful to eat something made with Korean grandmother love. Come with an appetite and do not sleep on this place!

It's hard to rate just "The Station" as a whole as it's made up of many businesses. This is a…read morereview of the station as best as I can write without my opinions on any of the businesses. I love the concept of the Station so much! I love the "food court" style. I also love that some spaces are multi purposed for day vs night. I don't think there is enough seating for how busy this place can be. There also is no clear entrance to the building. I think the majority of the entrances are more presentable from the front facing the street but not actually practical to walk into. I also think some signage advertising what is in the building itself would be helpful as I don't think many people are aware. I would also love to see more advertising of the sister properties - The Square / Dublin Town Center as it's all really one community. I've gone here twice and it's actually fairly special as my boyfriend and I went on our second date here - it's great for couples and families alike - with something for everyone. The brewery definitely can get very loud and crowded and we entered through there the first time - again - not seeing a recognizable entrance.

The Station is a nicely renewed/renovated old 1930s gas station in the heart of Dublin, Bucks…read moreCounty, PA. This town is going through a major makeover with lots of new apartment/condo housing and commercial development. The three story structure is brick, glass and steel, creating a post industrial vibe that is fun to hang out in. I was there today to visit the Manhattan Bagel shop, also looked at the Itri Brick Oven Pizza and the largest business there, Neshaminy Creek Brewery. In the center of it all was a large dining room shared by all. Had I more time and hunger, I would have ordered a pizza and manged it at the bar with local suds to lube the swallow. Maybe, next time. Dublin is trying mightily to become a new destination in Upper Bucks, and by the look of things they are succeeding.