Their food seems like re-used the left over fried chicken, dont want to visit here never ever again

They need to pay CLOSER attention to orders. This is the 4th time I've experienced where they bring the wrong chicken or forgets the side. It happened 3 times when I ordered for delivery or pickup and once in the store.. Whenever I say HALF and HALF, they confirmed the order but they always bring either just fried or just glazed.. How hard is it to write down the order and prepare as is? This is really getting really annoying and frustrating... read more

Great chicken (note to fellow white people: you should probably get the non-spicy one), pleasant atmosphere and some of the most attentive staff I've seen anywhere. EDIT: second time I went here chicken was nowhere near as soft as the first time, was closer to the usual Chinese takeout, but on my third visit it was great again. Not the most consistent place. read more

If you're hungry and don't like to waste money don't order from this place. The food never arrived even though they're only 9 minutes away. The order was placed around 11:30 and its now 1:30. Theyve been "on the way" for the past half hour. The food also looks gross and I wish I had seen photos and reviews before ordering. I can't even get in touch with customer service either. read more

Went here when Pho Basil next door was closed and was very satisfied. Apparently, this place is under new management since the sign outside did not match the menu's name inside. The Budae Jigae was great and was at a very reasonable price of $18.99 which is perfect for 2 people. It was filled with Spam, Bacon, ramen noodles, veggies, and sausage. We also got their chicken and was more or less satisfied. It isn't the best Korean fried chicken you will have but it is definitely still good. Also, there were only two types of banchan that were served, but they were both very good. It's worth a try and I recommend the Budae Jigae! read more

Love this place! I usually order Bites/Crispy/Mild with extra mild sauce on the side with french fries. French fries is so good here!! I don't think I found any other chicken place that's as good as this one. (Maybe ginger exchange wow wings?) Definitely better than bonchon I'm sad that they took out the stone pot rice with soondubu though.. It was amazing but no more! :( Also, the seating is very tight but understandable because the place is small and a lot of people want to come here read more

This place was pretty good. The food was pretty good, we tried the lobster roll, the lobster mac and cheese, the tatter tot poutine, and the polenta fries. All were pretty good. We also tried the clam chowder and we may just have a different version we are more used to coming from Seattle, but it wasn't that great. Overall though the service was good and the food was good. Just plan to spend quite a bit even if going for lunch. It must be a pretty popular place for lunch time among the people working in the financial district because we went here after visiting fanuil hall and it seemed mostly like business people were here. read more

I placed an online order at 1 pm, and I went to try to pick it up at 1.40 pm. Guess what? My order was sitting on their printer for the whole time. It wasn't like they're busy. They just haven't made the order yet. I guess they're definition of ASAP is 40+ minutes. Don't care how decent the food is if I had to wait this long to get my order. read more

I went on Labor Day, which may or may not have been a mistake on my part. It was crowded and they were understaffed. I felt bad for the sole waitress who was practically doing sprints. My friend and I ordered three things - the spicy soondubu, spicy pork, and spicy wings. I don't know about you guys but none of them were particularly spicy. The soondubu is average, in my opinion, and lacking in the tofu part but far better than Bonchon's taste-wise, that's a given. The spicy pork was delicious, as were the wings, which were crispy. My only real complaint was the price. It was a tad high for the rather casual setting. read more

Excellent service and delicious food. I went at the peak dinner hour but the manager still came by my table multiple times to make sure everything was okay. I was worried the food wouldn't taste "Korean-enough" when I saw that none of the servers were Korean, but the food was so tasty/authentic! Both the crispy chicken wings and soondooboo came in large portions perfect for sharing and left me feeling satisfyingly full. So glad that a Korean place finally opened up in downtown Boston. Definitely my new favorite restaurant! read more

I ordered the soon dobu and was displeased. Unlike similar restaurants I've been to, there was no starting dishes of kimchi, glass noodle,etc. I was the only one in the restaurant and still had an empty glass of water. I think the chicken might be a best seller but unfortunately my meal was not as good. read more

Since this restaurant opened somewhat recently I've been wanting to try out their fried chicken. My friend and I came for dinner on a Tuesday evening and ordered the medium half/half combo as well as the seafood pancake. The wings were double fried and glazed with soy and wildfire flavors. The wildfire was pretty spicy but didn't render the tongue "numb." The seafood pancake was standard, but I wished they had more seafood/chives filling to dough ratio. And the soy sauce was just plain with no other additions (like sesame seeds, chives, pepper flakes, etc). Plus the place had no music for the first hour that we were there, which was unusual for a late-night chicken and alcohol place. All in all, it's a good and much-needed KFC (Korean fried chicken) in Kenmore/Backbay. read more

Seafood pancake was soggy, fries were soggy, chicken was mediocre. It pains me to see how little effort was given into making these dishes. I have never had a white looking soggy seafood pancake ever. Any Korean restaurant should know that. I was just so disappointed in this restaurant. read more

I came here on Sunday because i was craving korean food and this was the closest place to me. I ordered the tteokbokki (spicy rice cake), and it was so underwhelming. It was less of a rice cake dish and more of an onions dish. There were literally like 10 rice cakes in my dish, and the majority of the dish was onions and sauce. Considering the fact that I paid $16 for this, it was so not worth. If you want korean food, just go to Allston and get real korean food. TDLR: Super expensive for a bowl of sauce and onions. read more

I know this place is relatively new, but I can see it blowing up. My husband and I went in at the peak of dinner service, 8pm, and we only waited 10 minutes for a table. We ordered a 1/2 and 1/2 medium order of boneless crispy chicken and glazed chicken with french fries and cole slaw along with a carafe of a lychee sake drink. The sake drink was refreshing and strong, the chicken was hot from the fryer and really tasty, and the fries were salty and crispy. This place is pretty cheap too. We paid $39 for both of us. read more

I was also confused why I can't find InBoston on Yelp until I used the address search... However it doesn't matter! The chicken wings are still great and I enjoy the hot sauce there especially! The combos are so nice as well. read more

This is my favorite Korean restaurant. I love everything here. I usually get the Tteokbokki & its so good its sweet and spicy with ramen noodles, rice cake & tofu topped with cheese. Its a shareable plate. Spicy Tofu Soup (thats not the name but its something like that) it's good for a cold day & it comes with rice although it is quite spicy its served on a clay pot and mixes well with everything else, bulgogi which is a marinated meat is amazing & very flavorful & good texture served in a clay pot. Bibimbap is like fried rice served with your choice of meat i recommend beef & served in a clay pot, its great with the bulgogi. The service is exceptional & extremely nice. Parking is not the easiest but not too hard, i always fine parking in the front. Its on a busy street. The only thing I dislike is the bathroom, its gross for a restaurant & should be cleaned, its dirty and smells gross. Terrible 1 - Excellent 10 Service - 10 Food - 10 Wait Time for Food - 10 Hygiene - 8 (Everything good except for bathroom) Presentation - 8 Parking - 7 Environment - 7 read more

This used to be my favorite spot to get the fried chicken and tteokbokki combo but they definitely changed management. It seems as if the place is running low on profits because they give you plastic of everything now like plates and cups instead of regular plates/cups. The food isn't as great anymore and the chicken is never fresh or it is overly fried and hard. Almost as if its leftovers from the previous night. They give less chicken now too and prices have increased. The tteokbokki is ok but flavor for these combos have been lacking. What a shame because I used to come here a lot :( read more

With all the mixed reviews, we were unsure if we wanted to eat here. I'm glad we decided to give it a try. The banchan is nothing rave about, but the main dishes were great and the prices were reasonable. It's nothing fancy, just good food. Seating is limited, but don't let that deter you. I gave it 5 stars because of the main dishes. Not going to take a star away just because of their banchan or limited seating. read more

After seeing that Pho Basil was closed early, I decided to be adventurous and try In Boston. Their menu is limited, which is not a negative. I had the Spicy Pork and it was ok. I finished it more because I was hungry than for its taste. The one thing that shocked me was that they did not have kimchi. I get the place is 'Modern' Korean, but that just seems blasphemous! No kimchi? read more

It's ok. This is not like Korea... [I went a month ago.] but there's not too much options around Boston, so it's understandable why people go here. If you're going here for the toju stew/soondubu/etc, I recommend Kaju Tofu House around Allston. read more

I like this place. It offers limited options for authentic Korean BBQ style dishes, but their fried chicken bites/wings, etc. dishes are delicious. You can order glazed (hot/regular) version, or you can order the sauce separately. So it is convenient to share. The soon Tofu are great! I always order the extra spicy. It goes great with rice and the raw egg that you can put right after the soup is served. Their side dishes are also good. My friends love their potato salad and pickled radish. And I like the fries. :) read more

Would have loved to try this place, but they had literally zero vegetarian items on the menu. (Note to vegetarians: the vegetable soondobu is made with a meat-based broth!) read more

We ordered Seafood pancakes - it doesn't have much seafood but lots of flour. Seafood tofu soup was okay: we ordered White (I know, it's not typical Korean's taste...) and it's still very spicy. Overall it's pricy for the quality of the food in my experience. And we waited for a long time for the food to be served although there were only few tables of guests (with 1-4 guests per table) read more

I would give it 3.5 stars. The garlic flavor chicken is super good. Compared to Bonchon, it's super crispy. I like this the best. The spicy chicken wing is not that spicy. My friends think the Bonchon one tastes better. The dokbukki is not spicy at all, but sweet. I like that they put cheese in it, but the tastes in general is ok. Their service is ok. The restaurant has several TVs and they all show American TVs and does not have a lot of Korean feeling. read more

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This place is extremely underrated. Staff is super friendly and overall love the environment here.

Stumbled in here on our walk. We were sat right away. Service was very fast. Udon is excellent and the staff are super kind and accommodating. Great introduction to Korean food. read more

This place is absolutely amazing. I've tried their wings, soondubu, and korean tacos and they never disappointed me. Great service and food is absolutely amazing, especially their wings. read more

The food was okay, but my waiter did not bring water and chopsticks even if I asked three times. I was very disappointed since I think my waiter did not pay attention to what I need to get it, so I was very upset. I ordered scallion fried chicken soft tofu stew, and coke, but he did not give soft tofu stew until about an hour after I ordered, although there are not too many peoples in the table. This place needs to improve their service to customers. I won't go back again until it changes. read more

Good food, nice people, reasonable prices, reliable service.

We decided to give its signature dish a try. Farandole chicken is hands down one of the most unique sauces along with crispy chicken. Its a must try! read more

This is not authentic Korean food. I ordered the spicy pork, potato salad, and radish side dish and I was not very impressed with any of the dishes. They use the wrong cut of pork, and so it turns out very tough and bland; this cut of meat doesn't absorb the spices very well. The side dishes were also quite bland, the radishes especially barely had any seasoning and so were very bitter. I like my radishes way more sour than this! I don't recommend coming here if you're looking for authentic, or even tasty Korean food. HOWEVER, they do get 5 stars for customer service and prompt delivery! They delivered my food within 35 minutes of order time on grubhub (and an hour ahead of the estimated delivery time!) and the delivery dude was super nice. If only their food tasted as good! read more

The food here is okay, but the delivery is extremely slow. I ordered twice from this place and the first order took an hour and 40 min to arrive and the second order took over 2hrs. When the delivery takes almost 2hrs, crispy chicken is not crispy anymore. read more

I like the Tteokbokki here, it was a bit bigger than we were expecting, a pleasant surprise I'd say. We got it without cheese though. Vege tofu soup was pretty good too. Both dishes seemed a bit salty to me, but not bad. Gf got wings and she thought they were good as well. I think its worth trying! Specially if you're craving Korean food. read more

Pretty pricey but good food.. not the best but still worth the visit. I enjoyed myself and everything but can't help but be bothered by their prices. Anyway, i wish them good luck. I may come back but who knows.. I like to try new foods and places and there's a list of those around :P read more

Gosh, I love the taste of Korean food. I love kimchi, I love their chewy noodles, but I just cannot handle the spice! Curse my taste buds! Everything here is reasonably priced and tastes good. Just be warned that a lot of the dishes are spicy, so If you're like me and a complete wimp when it comes to spices, you'll still have options, but you'll also miss out on a lot. read more

POOR CUSTOMER SERVICE - Walked in with a friend, hoping to join our party of 8 who were already seated. We were promptly and rudely yelled at to get out of the aisle, so we waited at the entrance. Server then told us we were not allowed to pull chairs to join our friends even though there were 3 empty tables and other tables where chairs were not all utilized. Fine - went next door to chutneys (much better) read more

I really enjoyed their bibimbap and bulgogi! If you want authentic korean food, this is the place to go in boston!!

They have very good fried chicken and decent Soontofu. This is the best Korean eatery around the neighbor in my opinion. They also sell beer cans for very cheap price. I like eating there and would recommend to my friends as well :) read more

The change of the name from 「InBoston」means the restaurant is changed owner, the New owner seems like cheap weird and amateur. The menu has changed a lot except fry chicken but they never offer real dinnerware, this place is having a real demotion from a restaurant to a fastfood shop, don't go read more