This place is awesome! Do not let the outside fool ya…read more The staff is super friendly and attentive. I had the Dol Sot Bibimbop (my fav) and it was delicious. If you want the egg yolk runny, be sure to ask for it to be runny. Spouse and son had the pork bulgogi, which was also delicious. They have lettuce you can use to wrap your bulgogi. The bean paste they brought out with the lettuce was so tasty. The banchons were yummy as well, I love the daikon radish. We will be back next time we are in this neck of the woods.

Food was amazing! Service was ehhh. Kinda pushy but that's…read morehow Koreans are Ambiance was loud but fine. It's normal for Korean restaurants

If you want a amazing authentic Korean food. You need to go here. It is a small family owned…read morerestaurant and couldn't recommend here any more. The staff is extremely friendly and helpful with any questions.

A hole in the wall for authentic Korean food! We came here for the first time and loved everything…read morewe ordered. The ambiance is small, cozy, and intimate. I recommend arriving early to secure a spot. We ordered: Kimchi Jjigae 10/10 - right amount of spice and very flavorful. It reminded me of one of the best Korean hot pots I've had. Highly recommend giving this a try. Japchae 9/10 - well balanced in flavor and served with lots of veggies. The only thing missing was the mushrooms. Galbi 9/10 - delicious and marinated very well. Had a nice char which gave the meat some texture. I expected a little more pieces for the price. Bulgolgi 8/10 - spot on and yummy! Service was good and we were checked on frequently. We'll be coming back for more!

This is my ABSOLUTE favorite KBBQ place in the Tampa Bay area! I would even argue the best one…read more I've been going to K-chicken for years now and I can honestly say they have the best sides and meat hands down! For a AYCE, they do not skip out on the quality. I would order the beef belly and prime brisket to start and cheese corn and steamed egg for sides. Their Garlic Pork belly is a game changer, the fat just melts in your mouth. I recently tried their spicy ramen and honey rice cakes, and it was heavenly. And to top it off, we get the fried oreos, that is if you have room left. Their service is great. They have the same servers since Ive been coming but they're all so nice. The restaurant feels like you're just at a family gathering at your grandmas house, very inviting! I've been to majority of Kbbq places in Tampa and honestly wouldn't go to any other ones besides K-chicken. the quality of the meat just does it for me! I don't even have pictures to prove since I go into town after getting the food. My only problem is that I don't have 3 stomachs to eat more.

Love coming here for their KBBQ! The sides are good and the meats are well flavored. The service is…read morealways quick and it's a fun place to go eat with a group of friends.

I just got a quick take out kimbap for lunch and it was really good! It was a big size Kimbap with…read morelots of fillings inside. It was spicy, flavorful, and filling. The price can get a little expensive if you add a bunch of sides like I did, but the kimbap is definitely worth its price! The edamame was also salted and served very warm which was a big plus in my book

I got the combo chicken katsu box, which was a lot of good food for only $13! They have a lot of…read morethe snacks, desserts and chips to pick from, including some viral things like the corn shaped/flavored icecream and spicy canned tuna. It's a small place but there's still a place to sit and eat inside. Everything I got in the pictures was less than $50. Will definitely come again to try some other stuff :)

Visiting from nyc and was happy with Ybor Seoul! It's nothing fancy, but exactly what it needs to…read morebe! The kimbap was a good size and perfore a light lunch or midday snack. It was flavorful and fresh. The Boba was quite good. I ordered 30% sugar and it was not too sweet. The staff was kind and food came quickly! I would come back when I'm in the area.

Central local right on 7th in Ybor. It's unique to find a Korean place that is fast casual dining…read more Walk in order at the kiosk. Clean and spacious enough with a boba tea counter if you just want beverages. If you don't one of those you're stuck with self serve water from a water cooler. Some green tea or bottled drinks would've been nice. Not much on service. Friendly if they notice you. I ordered the spicy pork Kim bop bowl with kimchi rice. I've had this dish before elsewhere. It was exactly what I was hoping for. I got mild which had a good amount of spice. It comes with the kimchi rice, kimchi cucumbers, rice noodles, and salad. I would come again when in the mood for Korean food.

I've been here a few times now and the service is always great. I usually get the kbbq but this…read moretime I opted for the Bossam (it comes as a portion for 2). It is steamed pork belly served with a spicy radish kimchi which was sweet and spicy and I enjoyed. I ordered a draft Sapporo but they offer a delicious variety of both soju-based and tradition cocktails. It is usually pretty busy at night, especially on the weekends so it's a good idea to make a reservation if you have 2+ people. One thing to beware of if you've never done kbbq is your clothes will have a bit of a smoky smell but that's pretty common considering the live grilling. Overall I really love the restaurant and the atmosphere and will always keep it in my rotation.

Okayyyy. My partner and I had the AYCE and the quality was fantastic. We were both surprised for an…read moreAYCE place. I had the lychee martini and it was hands down THE best lychee martini I have ever had. It was shaken so well that the little ice flecks were still on the surface of the drink when it arrived. It was light and refreshing - the perfect complement to a pile of barbecued meat.

We were seated and greeted right away…read more. The esthetics of the Hot Pot/ Korean BBQ was clean and modern. There were plenty of booths available, and also a bar. The restauraunt had an ample supply of everything from the Bbq beef selections, to fresh vegetables that were amazing. There was a small dessert area, but we didn't come for that anyway. Overall excellent experience.

We have been to this restaurant a couple times and have had mixed experiences…read more The first time, everything was amazing. The inside is clean and has a modern feel. Lots of meat and veggie options! We chose the KBBQ and hotpot option and everyone in our party thought it was delicious. There was lots of parking and we felt the restaurant was kid friendly. We knew we would be coming back. The next time we went there was something dripping from the ceiling onto my sister at our table. We notified our server who told the manager about the issue. When the manager came over to talk to us he said it was condensation and offered to move us to a different table. By this time we were almost done eating and the light brown liquid had dripped onto my sister and the booth several times. While I appreciate him offering us a new table we felt as though this was not enough. We left feeling grossed out and put off. We really love the food here, but unfortunately we are unsure whether we will come back or not.

My good friend Rachel recommended this place. She said they have a good authentic Korean Ja-Jang…read more She said they have a good black sauce. So, I decided to have a to go order. The black sauce is a garlic, mushroom, and meat in it. Mix well with the egg noodles. Very flavorful. Portion is good. The black sauce is actually a black bean paste base. Very rich in flavor. Price is not cheap. The protein only a small portion chop pork.

Gyodong Noodle is a Korean-Chinese fusion noodle franchise from South Korea. It's currently known…read moreas one of the top 5 Korean-Chinese fusion noodle places in Korea. They specialize in dishes like Jampong, a spicy seafood dish originally invented by a Chinese-Japanese chef in Nagasaki, Japan, who used leftover seafood from sushi in noodles. This dish made its way to Korea and became Koreanized, becoming spicier and evolving into the Jampong noodle we have today. Jajangmyun is also one of the most popular comfort foods among Koreans, just like its ancestor Zhajangmien, which is a popular comfort food in Beijing, China. Korean Jajangmyun differs from Chinese Zhajangmien as the sauce is thicker, sweeter, and has more vegetable, meat, and seafood toppings. Gyodong also makes some incredible Koream-Chinese fusion fried pork dishes known as Tangsooyook using chewy brown rice, and they are just as good as the great Korean-Chinese places I've tried in LA's Korea Town or Seoul, Korea. I recommend ordering half and half jajangmyuna and jampong and tangsooyook. You can have 2 most popular Korean-Chinese noodle dishes in Korea in one bowl.