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    Dong Hae 2

    3.1 (56 reviews)
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    Tofu soup
    Tippy P.

    I have a monthly dinner with the coworkers and we chose this restaurant. My coworkers were happy they joined, all you can eat for $40?? Sign me up!! Korean bbq and sushi included plus side dishes. We looked like piggies ordering everything. It was a first time kbbq experience for a couple people and they enjoyed it. I didn't make a reservation, but walked in and asked if necessary when I was waiting for everyone to arrive. Food was delicious! We ran out of room on our table, they gave us a cart to put additional plates. We marked off the items on paper for the items we wanted to order, food came out quickly. Service was awesome, our server did mention 90 minutes max at the table, but that was only for eating. He allowed us to hangout and talk because we were super full.

    Sashimi
    Helen T.

    I do like going to this location for the taste of the food and the value . You can do a là carte or all you can eat kbbq or just korean food . A decent value price wise. The food tastes good and I like going for that. The service is always tough. They are usually short staffed. You feel bad for the team and they try but sometimes you sit and wait for 10-20 minutes before you get even a cup of water . How long does it take for food ? Expect to wait another 20 to 40 minutes . If you're patient it would be good food and make sure to have food company as you patiently wait for your food.

    Kenny T.

    Staff were friendly, food came out fast, and everything tasted great. Definitely recommend.

    Chicken fried rice
    Markus G.

    We were so excited to try this restaurant after we had tried on similar so we wanted to see how this restaurant compared. We came in and were seated right away, the restaurant wasn't busy at all. We were greeted by a woman and she asked what we wanted for food and drinks. We placed our order for both our drinks and what we wanted to cook on the grill. The person helping us turned on the grill and brought our food shortly after. We didn't know until a bit after that the grill was turned up way to hi it cooked the food way to fast which gave it a charred taste. Also the food we tried wasn't very good. The only thing we liked was the fried rice and the fish cakes.

    Kimbap and salmon sashimi
    Sue N.

    Korean restaurants are limited in Minnesota. I love that they have everything I want to eat. It's a bit of a drive for me, but they have great portions. The servers are friendly. I love that they serve cold noodle soup all year. Our favorites are the Tangsuyuk, naeng myun, dol sot bimbim bap, kalbi, and sometimes we get sushi. If you look around and see other Koreans dining in then you know it's legit.

    Korean wings 3/5
    Kal S.

    Was really excited that they started offering AYCE Korean BBQ. However given the price point of $45 not sure if it was worth it. While you do get a variety of BBQ meats, Korean cooked dishes, and sushi menu (more so than other BBQ/hot pot AYCE), the flavors and experience did not hit the mark. The variety of options just means you fill up on the less value dishes when you should be stuffing your face with the quality meats. It is a setup like an Ala carte dining so don't expect a buffet style table and there are no DIY sauce bar. The fan exhausts are not that great but if you pull down on the fan closer to the grill it will work better. Since this is an authentic owned Korean restaurant, their banchan were better than most other advertised Korean BBQ joints.

    Zoua X.

    First time coming here and it was okay. Not bad for Korean food, but I could get better from somewhere else. Service was fast for lunch and there wasn't much people there. I had ordered the chicken bulgogi and that was semi sweet which I actually prefer. There wasn't any food left on the table or floors, except for my 1yr old baby throwing his food around. I gave it a 3 stars because one of the side dishes had a piece of hair in it and immediately it's a huge turn off for me. Server was cool about it and came back with another new dish. We also ordered the stir fry octopus and that wasn't too tasty. Slightly rubbery and the dish was super watery. Also gotten the nigiri sushi, forgot what it got but it was okay. Husband wasn't too fond of it but still ate it. Overall, not bad for a Korean restaurant.

    Kbbq and side dishes. Beef bulgogi and spicy pork are the meat you see in the background
    Hnou V.

    Clean facilities. Fast service. The staff were very friendly and nice. We've been here twice already. I would recommend the large portion of KBBQ combo you're a group of 4. My favorite is probably the beef bulgogi and spicy pork. I would also recommended the dukbokki. I really loved the texture of it. Also it was not too spicy.

    DIY BBQ tables
    Julie B.

    Coworker lunch on a Friday brought me here. This was my first time at a Korean BBQ joint, so I didn't know what to expect. Nice location off Lexington with plenty of parking. Walking in, it looked clean and inviting even though you see overstock of supplies in the back hallways. It was a quiet 2:30 lunch, only 2 other parties in the restaurant with us. Service was fairly quick. For those who are new to this place, be aware that there is no silverware (forks). Either be competent with chop sticks (not me at all!), or you will end up eating meat with a giant soup spoon (this was me!) Small dishes were brought out after we ordered. I was told this is "bon chon". Kimchi, sliced sweet potato, broccoli.... and served cold. Then sauces for entrees, and my rice came out. Then about 10 mins later, all the entrees. See pics for what others ordered. Everyone's food was HOT except mine, which confused me. My rice was room temperature, not warm/hot. (Why was it sitting table-side 10 mins prior to entrees, cooling off?) I liked the sticky consistency but not the temperature. And my beef bulgogi came out on a wooden plate/cast iron skillet but was still just lukewarm. Not burn-your-fingers hot like Mexican fajitas. I was also expecting it to have more sweet soy sauce than it came with. I thought it would be glistening with moisture, but the beef was dry. It did have flavor but could have been so much more. Everyone else's mouths were scalded from heat but I was left with taste bud intact. I took leftovers home for sis. She microwaved it and she liked it. Truthfully, you did not impress me like the others and don't know if I would elect coming back. Sorry.

    Soft tofu soup
    Claire C.

    Excited to welcome a Korean restaurant to the neighborhood! (This restaurant replaced where orchid used to be) I'm never put-off from a restaurant with a couple bad reviews, and I'm very glad I stopped in try! I ordered for takeout on a Thursday evening through grubhub, and my order was ready within 40min. When we got to the restaurant it looked empty from the outside, but it was quite busy on the inside (Might be a good idea to get rid of the dark tinted windows?). They looked a bit short staffed for having so many customers, so I didn't mind waiting a bit longer for my food. When I got the food, it smelled SO good. The tofu soup (eek spicier than anticipated), seafood pancake, and kimchi pancake were delicious and full of flavor. The rest of my family had never tried these dishes before, and they all thoroughly enjoyed it. We also ordered the donghae roll, caterpillar roll, and avocado roll. The sushi was fresh, and the donghae and caterpillar rolls were very unique and aesthetically pleasing! Also devoured quickly. The avocado roll was smaller and just avocado in rice and seaweed, which we didn't realize but probably could have figured out from the description. A good choice for someone looking for a simpler or non-traditional sushi. Would highly recommend checking this place out! Looking forward to eating in sometime and trying the KBBQ.

    Hue Ye L.

    Food has changed over the years. The quality is not consistent. Customer service still pretty good. Environment is great for dates and family.

    Banchon
    Glenn M.

    We stopped in for lunch. I had Jampong, seafood noodle soup. It was a large bowl with a lot of noodles and seafood. It was not very spicy so I added a lot of chili flakes. It was spicy enough then but still lacked flavor. For the price it was not as good as it could be. We also had Dolsot Bibimbap. Again, the price was a little high and it should come out sizzling in a hot stone bowl. It was hot but not like it should be. Our server was good and the banchon was also good. Korean bbq is also available but appears to be very expensive.

    Awful food
    Bob J.

    I happened to be in the area, and this looked like the best of the suburban strip mall choices, but I was wrong. Not very busy for lunch and that should have been a warning for how bad it would be. Two servers busy helping a nearby table with a friend, giggling and carrying on over there, then miserably assisting everyone else with a frown. Everything from the condiments to the sauce comes from a jar. Teriyaki chicken was dried out, overcooked chicken with a salty canned sauce drizzled over the top. Don't bother with this place.

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    The dragon roll sushi was really good 10/10. The Korean bbq was okay but a good experience.

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    King's Restaurant - Galbi Ribs - the reason i come to Kings. 10/10

    King's Restaurant

    3.9(268 reviews)
    4.8 mi
    •$$

    King's Restaurant (Korean) in Fridley, MN is delicious! We ordered Naeng-Myeon buckwheat noodle…read moresoup, which is served cold and only available in the summer. The buckwheat noodles are very chewy and served with pickled white radish slices and julienned cucumbers, half of a hard boiled egg, and 2 thin slices of beef brisket. Note: the Korean buckwheat noodles in this soup are slight translucent and chewy, and not the same type as the Japanese buckwheat noodles, which are not as chewy. The noodle soup is accompanied by 2 bottles sauces: hot/spicy yellow mustard and vinegar to add per your desired spice and sour level. The soup was light, slightly seasoned with a hint of sour and savoriness. We also ordered the jap chae glass noodle stir-fry which was delicious, but it was lacking in beef and a bit too oily. It had a few slices of red bell pepper, yellow onions, and green onion /scallions. The glass noodles are made from sweet potatoes and are chewy in texture, but not as chewy as the buckwheat noodles. The galbitang short beef rib soup (#26) is a light soup served hot (not spicy) with a few pieces of beef short ribs, glass noodles, white radish, and egg drop. King's Restaurant has reduced their portion of glass noodles in recent years and it's lacking substance to fill the tummy, especially with an increased price of $21.95. They do give a small bowl of white rice and 4-5 types of banchan (side dishes, like Kimchi, blanched bean sprouts, fish cake, kimchi cucumbers, blanched broccoli). Service is on the most part friendly and semi-attentive, depending on the server and if they're busy. King's is recently (2026) charging for their buckwheat Korean tea, which was previous complimentary. Ambiance is casual with booths and tables. They can host larger parties, up to 8 or so people, but it's best to call ahead to check. Free parking is plentiful, but it can get filled on the side lot nearest to the restaurant when it's busy. There's another larger parking lot adjacent to the restaurant that is never completely filled so parking should not be an issue. Would I go again-maybe. Their increased prices and smaller portions (jap chae with almost no beef and noodle dishes with a small portion of glass noodles), it's starting to give me pause, especially when I have other choices of Korean restaurants in the Twin Cities. King's is by far the most expensive Korean restaurant in the Twin Cities and their portion sizes are shrinking to where the value is lacking, especially if you're really hungry.

    I came here for lunch on a weekday. I ordered a Japchae, taste amazing. The banchan that were…read morebrought out were delicious. The service was OK. The waiter seems a little judgemental when I requested that there would be no bell peppers in my Japchae. (Sorry, personal preference; don't like the taste or smell.) The tone felt a little judgy when he said, "just meat and noodles?" While I was eating, it wasn't checked on. (Maybe it is because I'm Asian?) Otherwise, it was good. I got to fulfill my Japchae needs with some banchan!

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    Nakji Somyun - Spicy stir fried octopus with vegetables with thin noodles. (9/10) spicy is an understatement but i loved it.

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    Chingu - Takeout order - fried chicken, dukboki, bulgoki, & japchae - meh

    Chingu

    4.3(62 reviews)
    13.9 mi

    I recently visited Chi Maek, and it is one of the best places I have ever been to. It's very clean,…read moreno matter what time you visit, and the service is truly 5-star. If I could, I would give this restaurant a 10-star rating. I have never had a moment where I was disappointed with Chi Maek. The service is always on point--from the top (the owner) to everyone who works there. Everyone greets you with a smile, and both their food and service keep me coming back. I like to say they make you feel like you're part of their family. And if you didn't know any different, you would think you were visiting an upscale, very expensive restaurant, but their prices are just right, not too expensive, and the food still tastes amazing. I am part of a retired group of ladies, and not only does my family love going back again and again, but my group was so impressed that we visited more than once, and some of those ladies still go back on their own. As you walk through the door, they greet you not only with a smile, but they also call your name as if they have known you forever. As I stood waiting for my order, I noticed I wasn't the only one; they greeted every customer the same way, with a smile and by calling them by name as they walked through the door.

    We stopped by Chi Maek for dinner as it was close to the Coon Rapids AMC and we had some time…read morebefore our movie. We ordered Bulgogi Fries, So-tteok-so-tteok, and Danmae Boneless Wings with a side of white rice. The food itself was very tasty and a great value due to the large portion sizes. The only note I have is that I might ask for extra sauce for our wings next time just because I prefer them saucier, but that's just my personal preference! Every employee we interacted with was very kind and thoughtful. The restaurant has a very low-key vibe so it was great to just sit and relax while enjoying our food.

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    Sole Cafe

    Sole Cafe

    4.2(202 reviews)
    6.6 mi•Midway
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    New ownership and modern menu with old school table and chairs. Interesting mix of old and new…read more Felt comfortable inside. Unfortunately the A/C was not working so it was hot with fans running. Service was interactive and very friendly. Very cool start to your meal with a very modern and interactive hand washing experience. I won't reveal too much so you can experience it for the first time. Very cool, you will be impressed. Also the plum wine to aid in digestion was a nice touch. Order: Korean pancakes. Delicious. Crispy exterior and savory delicious inside. Bone broth soup. Amazing taste and flavor. Creamy broth from the proper boiling of the bones and marrow. Deep flavor. This is a destination dish and a must order. Even on a hot day with no A/C! Probably the best I have had in Minnesota. Spicy beef soup. Great flavor. Delicious broth for those that like a little spicy kick. Beef was tender and flavorful. Overall: Great experience and we will be back. Definitely worth the drive from the western suburbs.

    I came to Sole Cafe for a date night…read more It's located in St. Paul on a fairly busy street. The inside is pretty interesting -- the dining room is pretty large and almost seems like it wasn't meant to be a restaurant? That said, it's a cool space! The food was great. I appreciated that they had a vegetarian section. The tofu soup was delicious and very well spiced. I loved eating it with the rice they served. The clay pot bibimbap was also very yummy, but definitely needed some heat -- the Gochujang at each table was helpful for this! The bonchon was good too, and the server was helpful in pointing out what was and was not vegetarian. I would go back here but I'll point out that it's pricey for what you get. The portions aren't huge. There are a few other Korean places we've been too that are both delicious and offer better value, in my opinion.

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    Newly renovated dining area

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    Juche St Paul - Spicy salmon bop

    Juche St Paul

    4.3(96 reviews)
    6.8 mi•Payne-Phalen

    What a cool spot! Korean fusion comfort food the Mapo tofu fries are delicious and their drinks hot…read moresauce on the table was so good that we bought a jar of- which was made fresh!! The portions here are massive and plenty to share. The space is somewhat small so would not recommend coming with a group larger than 4, and they don't take reservations! We came at open and within 20 minutes the place was packed! Can't wait to be back again soon

    Upon entering, the vibe was welcoming and relaxed. The room was dim with table lights and a neon…read moreJuche sign on the wall. Service was phenomenal -- even though my friend and I had one primary waitress, it seems that all the staff work together to keep the momentum going (ie the one who processed our payment was a different woman than who took our orders). I like that type of environment, where all staff are aware of customer needs and answer questions etc. Drinks: everything was exceptional! The cocktails were delicious! The shots of flavor infused soju were amazing! The fermented rice beer was absolutely worth trying! I would order any and all bevvies again! Now to the food! The best for me was the house fries with bulgogi! I was hesitant to order initially but so glad we did! The fries were exceptionally crispy and delicious -- haven't had amazing fries in a LONG time until now! The bulgogi complimented the fries well and didn't affect the texture of the fries. Well done!! The Mac and Chi was ooey, gooey, and delicious -- personal preference I would've liked more kimchi and next time I will also add bulgogi! Very nice comfort dish! The Trust Me caught my eye the first time reading the menu! I have yet to try a burger with PB and jelly so this was a first in that regard. The bread was soft yet crunchy and delicious. The peanut butter was a nice thin layer. I liked that I could add my own amount of jam from the dish. Flavors were unusually well-complimented! Unfortunately, I think the kimchi let me down on this one.. It was a little difficult to bite through with many layers of kimchi (my bite didn't always 'cut' through the kimchi and therefore I got multiple large pieces of kimchi in a few bites). I still love this idea and concept! Juche: might you consider adding a thin, smash burger-sized patty (hamburger, pork, sausage, or combo) to this and provide a generous portion of kimchi to the top (and an egg!)? I think that would be an impressive dish -- like a Korean take on a Patty Melt. Just an idea THANK YOU JUCHE for a great dining experience

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    MINARI & The Pikok Lounge - Salmon Hand Roll

    MINARI & The Pikok Lounge

    4.4(194 reviews)
    6.8 mi•Northeast

    Cosmopolitan restaurant with immaculate vibes and top tier food and service. We will be back!read more

    This was the best meal we have had in a while- literally everything we tried was fabulous! Can't…read morepick a favorite because everything was so delicious! The restaurant actually has a separate bar area and then the main dining room with an open kitchen. There are lovely large windows and high ceilings in the main room, which was much bigger than I expected from the outside. We started off with cocktails and then switched to wine with dinner. Our server was very knowledgeable and gave great descriptions and recommendations. We knew we wanted dim sum to start, so we ordered it off the menu instead of waiting for the cart to come around. I was surprised at how big the portions were! You could absolutely share with 4 people or create a meal from just the dim sum. Again, everything was amazing. We tried the squid ink dumplings, long beans (green beans) and fatty tuna. yum yum. For dinner we ordered the Buldak Gnochi (gochujang braised chicken, scallions and mozzarella) and the Mapo Tofu with egg tofu. They were outstanding, and with the appetizers we ordered, we both took 1/2-1/3d portions of our dinner home to eat for lunch the next day. We appreciated that our leftovers were boxed for us in the kitchen and nicely labeled! For dessert we had the miso caramel torte. The price for the quality of food was great. I can't wait to go back here and try more items!

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    Pretty environmental with dim sum carts frequently rolling by

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    Dong Hae Korean Grill and Sushi - Bi-bim-bop

    Dong Hae Korean Grill and Sushi

    3.1(318 reviews)
    7.6 mi•Downtown Minneapolis
    •$$

    Pretty much everything was average and relatively pricey for the flavor, so the most I can give is…read more3 stars because of how they have both Korean and Japanese dishes in one place. I have had Korean BBQ here before as well and honestly I thought it was pretty decent. I ordered the bibimbap and it was very sloppily made with not enough ingredients. I used a good amount of gochujang for flavor which was normal but even the vegetables included in the original bowl were very plain. The japchae was pretty good as the vermicelli noodles were very flavorful. I would've preferred to see some more bell pepper pieces in it, though. My partner got the salmon roe nigiri, the agedashi tofu, and the soft tofu stew. They thought those dishes were pretty good. The agedashi tofu specifically, however, was a bit too soft in terms of its outer skin. I don't think this establishment would be one that I'd choose to visit if I am to bring friends to either Korean or Japanese food places in the Twin Cities, and it seems like others agree according to their reviews.

    AYCE for Korean BBQ and sushi for $49 and definitely worth it in my opinion!…read more Walked in without a reservation on a Saturday evening. Plenty of tables available and lots of parking on the street. The place was pretty full by the time we left. The restaurant is huge with a good ambiance. Clean and not too loud. Bathrooms are a small journey to get to. They are shared bathrooms and on the lower level. Staff were attentive and kind. There was a call button on our table, but we never needed it. If you opt for AYCE, you mark your choices on a sheet of paper. You're given some marinated tofu, broccoli, tofu, kimchi, sprouts, greens to begin with. We ordered beef bulgogi, spicy pork, pork belly, and brisket. I probably could have done without the brisket or pork belly. Brisket dried out super fast and the pork belly was a little too fatty. Also ordered gyoza, fried rice, black bean noodles, seaweed salad, and a shrimp tempura roll. All were delicious, but we ended up with far too much food for just two people. At the end we were given ice cream. It was individually wrapped so we took it to go since we were so full. I'd definitely return again in the future!

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