At first, it was difficult to find the entrance to the restaurant as it says the entrance is a red…read moredoor but there was no red door. I followed by instinct though and opened up the beige door next to the restaurant and boom! That was the entrance lol. It is a very small restaurant and does seem like it's more meant for take out but they do have high chairs and it is rather cozy to eat a meal there. I had the naengmyeon which tasted really refreshing and spicy and my partner had the galbitang which he recommends! Definitely come check it out.

Quaint little family-run restaurant... everything was delicious, definitely the best Korean food…read moreI've had in Central New York. I definitly will be returning whenever I'm craving some seafood stew.

Our server was great! After being seated it took a little bit for her to come grab our drink orders…read morebut after that everything was smooth sailing. She was super friendly and funny too! Yaki man doo - beef 10/10 Cooked perfectly. Light and crispy and the beef inside was so flavorful and delicious. Probably one of the best dumplings I've ever had! Highly recommend. Super shrimp roll w spicy mayo 9/10 Wow! This roll is huge! Little bit difficult to eat. I added spicy mayo too, also recommend! Chicken wings 10/10 Breading is great! sauce comes on the side. It's like a sweet and spicy, but a little mild/medium spice level. Really good! I did try a rice cake, but not a fan of the gummy texture. The spice level was definitely hot too. Too spicy for me!

I always come here just for the Korean food, and my favorite is the Dolsot Bibimbap, a scorching…read morehot pot that comes with rice, several types of veg, egg and protein (traditionally beef) neatly arranged. It comes to your table sizzling, then you dress it with as much gochujang pepper/sesame oil sauce as you like (it traditionally comes with a bottle of sauce so you can add to yoir taste), and mix it all up. The hot pot makes the bottom of the rice nice and crispy. I get mine with tofu instead of beef and the portion is very generous. It comes with 3 banchan (Korean small side dishes) and miso soup. My only wish/suggestion for improvement is that they should offer more variety in their banchan. Service is fast but I'm usually here outside peak hours. Ambiance is simple but always clean. My dinner bill with a beer and a hot tea came to $26 which is a good value imo (my leftover filled a to-go container).

You can't go wrong with this spot. I couldn't eat as much as I wanted to, but I was able to try a…read morefew different meats, and everything was delicious. I think the marinated beef was my favorite, especially when dipped in the sweet soy sauce. It was packed with flavor and cooked perfectly. The variety of meats and sauces made for a great dining experience, and I'll definitely be back to try more next time.

I really enjoyed everything about my first time coming here! Everything was delicious and fun! Our…read morewaitress was super kind and gave us a walk through and guided us through the experience since it was our first time. She was also so sweet to write down everything on a sticky note that had anything I'm allergic to which is always appreciated. We did both Kpot and BBQ and glad we got to do both. I really enjoy the buffet/all you can eat style since you're in total control of how much or how little you choose, especially when trying something new. I did try a lot of new things while here and I think it's the perfect way to do it! I made a ramen bowl and also grilled a lot of different meats - our favorite was the spicy pork belly! We got up for seconds, thirds, and fourths bc it was so good!! There is also a section of creating your own sauce which was fun too! You could definitely make a variety of different sauce creations, maybe some sweet, some spicy, some more or less flavorful, there are no limits! They also had a guide above the sauce line to help you follow the ingredients if you're looking for some inspiration. I would definitely come back again! I wish they had more dessert options.

I came here on a Wednesday night and it seemed to get busy rather quickly after I arrived. The…read morerestaurant is very small (about 4 tables that can seat up to 4) but they do have their own parking lot which is nice. **Don't quote me cause I didn't ask or see but I don't think they have high chairs so my toddler just had to sit on the chair which wasn't a problem for us but if you have a little one it might be better to order take out instead. ** Service was friendly and fast. We ordered the veggie pancake, yukgaejang and jjajangmyeon. The veggie pancake was filling for 2 people and it was nice and crispy. The yukgaejang was fine, I do wish it was slightly more flavorful, I felt it was SLIGHTLY under seasoned but the meat was very tender. As for the jjajangmyeon, my husband enjoyed it and said the flavor was nice but the texture could've been better. The banchan was great. Overall, I enjoyed my meal and it was good, not as good as NYC but comparable to the other Korean restaurants here. I would come back again.

72/100 Chorong House Restaurant is a no-frills,…read morehole-in-the-wall Korean eatery. Personally, I would only reorder the seafood pancake. --- A road trip was planned around dining at Chorong House since I was so excited for Korean pancakes. The building has a small side lot which is perfect for ~ 7 cars. The interior is smaller, with ~ 5 tables. There are restrooms for each gender, though slim. We ordered the (1) beef kimbob, (2) dukboki (Korean spicy and sweet rice cakes), and (3) Korean-style seafood pancake. 1. The beef kimbob (10 pieces) was a little bit of a letdown since only 4 pieces had any substantial beef. 4 didn't have any beef, and the other 2 had tiny slivers (and were only rice and lettuce). A little dry, I wish the filling was pickled or had more flavor. 2. The dukboki was a small serving, and had cabbage and onions as well. I wish there were fishcakes with the serving. Overall, it was pretty standard. 3. The korean seafood pancake was big, fluffy, crispy, and stuffed FULL of filling. I was really happy with the pancake, even if it felt a little undercooked. Awesome flavor, good sauce, and large size. We took our leftovers home. It was by far my favorite thing. The restaurant was very obviously run by a small duo team. Wait time of getting food was normal, but the wait time of getting the check was long if you missed the "window" when they were in the front of house and went to the back to start cooking the new table's meal. Overall, a chill, no-frills dining experience if you're in the Syracuse area. I'd avoid the kimbob.

Takeout review! We ordered the cheese fried korean chicken…read morewings and vegetable tempura for a to-go snack. Service was kind, food was not ready when I arrived but that is fine. Interior is cute, quiet and clean. They have karaoke downstairs. The tempura was good, light and fresh. The fried chicken wings - cheese were disappointing. I have ordered this type of chicken wing from other restaurants in the past and it is always a cheese type of powder the coats it. This was cheese melted on top, not even a sauce or powder,, and that does make a difference for the dish as it had no flavor. I have seen cheese melted on top of spicy wings before but this also was not that. It was disappointing especially for the price ($24.99). Overcooked and dry.

On the way there I drove by Red Chili which looked packed and arrived here and it was not so busy…read more Was tempted to turn around but I've already reviewed Red Chili and I have to keep up my Yelp status you know. Glad I stayed. Despite its name, the sushi was so-so. Think of this place as a Korean restaurant. Almost all of the patrons were speaking Korean. The beef bibimbop in a stone bowl was great. The stone bowl was unusual in that it was very flat which created a better , I'm not sure what the right word in Korean is, crispy rice layer (what they call soccarrat with paella). They didn't serve much Banchan with it, I didn't notice they have Korean barbecue until I was leaving. That's what I get for being hasty

Great to revisit here, place looked the same, and food tasted the same too, very flavorful and…read moredelicious. We ordered sweet and sour pork, a pork & vege pot from the secret menu, lamb skewer, chicken wing skewer, corn cake. All were very good, everything was finished with no take out! The service is good too, tips are already included in the final bill.

Very nice Decor. Seated quickly. Clean and comfortable,…read more good quality food- prices reasonable for the above average food quality. Very good selection with the exception of the desert menu; they have both authentic Asian food and also the Americanized version of it. Service was okay most of the time; they did keep out glasses full, however it took about 15 minutes to track someone down to take our order and then again later to get the check. Disappointed that they added a 15% service fee for only 4 people. Will probably return

Hells Yeah! Yummy Yum. Literally everything we got was delicious. Even the water tasted good. ;)…read moreSummer rolls w Tofu. Yum check. Bahn Mi...OMG. It's a very short jaunt passing through Syracuse so definitely stop by!

You can't go wrong with a stop at Vietnamese Noodle House. I have been going here happily for…read moreyears, and have tried so many of thier items from salted yolk lemonade, to their banh mi, to spicy beef soup. It's always a great place for a more affordable option, so sometimes I meet with friends here as well. The one thing I have been so sad to see go is they used to have the absolute best Pandan Bubble Tea. I couldn't find this flavor anywhere else--and now not even here. :( For now for my bubble tea fix I go for a taro. The consistency is always creamy, light, sweet and the tapioca has a good flavor. It is important to note this tea has a lot of sugar, and is more of a dessert than something to have often. The service here is always kind, interior is clean. Easy parking.

Came back for graduation and this place is still the stuff. Maybe it's nostalgia but the chicken…read morewith creamy garlic as the flavor is by fast the best flavor. The other flavors are kind of meh but this flavor and price make the trip well worth it. Ate this all the time when is in school so perhaps this was mostly a trip down memory lane but great nonetheless

This restaurant has delicious Hong Kong bbq, I been here about 8x in past 4 wks, the scallion…read morechicken is my go to, but most recently I had the roast pig - consistently delicious. The interior is plain but clean and quiet. The seating is limited but I never had issue finding a seat . A real gem on the hill, this type is usually only found in a large city with a Chinatown. Btw the prices are very reasonable.

What a hidden gem! Santiago's Garden serves incredible Dominican comfort food. The fried chicken…read morewas perfectly golden, juicy, and flavorful, and the drinks were refreshingly authentic. The garden atmosphere with fairy lights makes it such a fun and unique spot for dinner with friends. Warm service and delicious food. I will definitely be returning!

Attended a private event upstairs and it was fantastic! Staff was attentive and the food was…read moreexcellent. Lived the deviled eggs...

Must stop spot for hot pot!…read more I have always been a fan of red chili, but I've finally had the chance to do hot pot, and it was amazing. I try not to ever be the person showing up too close to closing time, but we were craving it and made the decision to go there and eat as fast as we could or else order to go to minimize being "those people". Well they were relatively busy for a Monday night, and yet they served us quickly and kindly as usual. We even said we know there's other groups here but we will be as fast as possible and they were very kind and patient with us regardless! As for the food- the lo mein my partner got was of course delicious and reliable. My hot pot was incredible, and with ridiculously generous portions of food. The restaurant as always is clean, pleasant, and of course fun to stop on the way in or out and say hello to the turtles and fishes. Always worth a stop in to this great restaurant!

I was visiting Syracuse for work and I typically seek out authentic Szechuan places when visiting…read morenew cities, so when scoping out my options here I found a few places that seemed to be legit. I did find a person who visited this one and another one, Jianghu Café and so I asked her if I could only visit one, which do I do, and she said Jianhghu was the winner winner Szechuan lunch. I did go there and it was great! But I found myself having one additional dinner time without plans, so I came here as well. Walking in, I noticed what appeared to be a common Asian Massage Parlor next door, yo uget to it via the entry way that bring you here as well. Kinda odd, but it didn't bother me. Walking into this restaurant, it's very nicely laid out and beautifully décor'd! The servers and staff spoke great English and were very helpful, especially when answering questions about their menu. I started with their Garlic Cucumbers, but I asked for them to be spicy and Wow, they did a GREAT job with them! They weren't very hot, but so much spiciness and flavor - I loved them! Next up was to get their cumin chicken. They do cumin style in all their proteins, which makes for some great options. I chose their basic fried rice to come with this. The fried rice and cumin chicken were both amazing... Perfectly spiced and loaded with flavor. There were several Szechuan peppercorns in the dish, which added to the aroma and flavor of the dish. Overall - I really like this dinner! While I do feel Jianghu is slightly better, this is amazing as well!