Joelle is so wonderful! The service is friendly and quick. The portions are very large and the food…read moreis so flavorful and balanced. I had a wonderful time eating and sharing a meal with my family! I highly recommend.

Had been wanting to try this place out for a while and finally got to this past weekend…read more My husband had actually got takeout from here before we got to try it together and he had gotten the Beef Tofu soup with his combo order. The soup was AMAZING and I was surprised that I liked it so much because I usually don't like tofu. So, when we went this time to dine-in together, I decided to get that soup and my husband got the Oxtail soup (or something like that). As before, the beef tofu soup was DELICIOUS, but I will say that the soups come out piping hot which the server did warn us about. My favorites from the banchan were the kimchi, cucumber and sauce, and the noodles. As for my husband's oxtail soup, we both wished that it had some more salt or umami flavor because it was a little bland. Other than that, the food was still really good and we look forward to coming back, especially during the cold season. The restaurant is smaller than expected but it is very clean and kept up. We had a male server who was very attentive and polite.

Amazing food and amazing service! A lot of different food and drink options. Food comes out fast…read moreand is always good! Bulldoc has an amazing vibe and highly recommended!

Nice, clean restaurant with good amount of seating and separators to add a bit of privacy between…read moretables. Also outdoor seating with covers and heaters when it's cold and dog friendly! Good size full service bar with seating and wide selection of sake, beer, liquor and awesome friendly servers/bartenders. The Double fried Korean chicken gets that extra crisp. Cant go wrong with whichever flavors. Best Korean chicken in Fresno. Lots of appetizers and sides to choose from as well. Thursday they have karaoke night which is cool especially since it's located near Fresno State so students have something to enjoy on a Thursday night.

11/14/25 This rainy…read moreday calls for soup. I called and ordered tofu vegetable soup. The worker was kind and said it would be ready in 20 min. Arrived. Greeted! Very kind workers!! They have an assortment of freshly made foods to pick up. Seafood pancakes, Kimchi cakes, sushi, etc. They have a lot of grocery items to pick from too! They have tasty frozen desserts also! Bought frozen matcha Taiyaki for dinner! Yummy! Checked out and the worker was Great! Happy to bag it for me. I paid for it and she wished me a good day! Appreciated!! Lunchtime! Tofu vegetable soup was Spicy & REALLY DELICIOUS! They give you A LOT of tofu too! Just GREAT!! Lots of leftovers!! Great service! GREAT tofu vegetable soup on this rainy day! Dinner looks GREAT too!! Highly recommended!!

You know, coming from years of LA Korean food and then Bay Area Korean food, the Korean food you…read moreget from Korea Mart just doesn't hit. What I mean is that there is something about the Korean food made here that just tastes a bit different than what you'd otherwise get or expect from a more traditional and authentic Korean restaurant. That said, Korea Mart seemed to start off as a Korean mini market, with a small focus on prepared meals. That may have gained some popularity and the owner decided to shift their focus more towards the prepared food and less on the mini mart. The problem is that the prepared food, while focuses on traditional dishes, just doesn't taste traditional. There is something off about the dishes. For example, the Jajamyun's vegetables were very off. It lacked zucchini and the cabbage wasn't enough. The kicker is that the onions weren't even diced. The onions were in big chunks-which actually works sometimes, but made the dish feel lazily and hastily put together. Then, the tubboki was too saucy. Flavor wasn't too bad, but was too saucy. Finally, they refuse to give you an itemized receipt until you finalize payment with a tip? They charge $2 for rice when they don't advertise it anywhere and they ask how many you want without telling you, and rice isn't an extra charge in most Korean restaurants. Just overall pretty disappointed. But then again, Korean restaurant in Fresno was probably a "my bad" decision. Oh well. As for ambiance. It felt like you were eating in the back of a mini mart. Super dark from the outside gave it a weird vibe.

Pros: the meat is fresh and marinated very well. We loved being able to cook our meat and veggies…read moreto perfection and the meats we ordered that weren't marinated were easily made better with the sesame oil, sauce and salt they provide. Mid: There is a charge for water, the salad/veggie bar needs to be, idk, changed up? The japchae is almost flavorless and a few other things just seem to not be very flavorful. My sister really liked the potato salad though. Cons: As you near the bathroom there is a very strong smell of urine. The women's bathroom was a mess. The disabled toilet is NOT BOLTED DOWN. And the lid is cracked. The next toilet over was leaking and also looked like it was not bolted down. The table we got had been wiped but it was not clean. The marble table was streaky and greasy. As much as it pains me to drop stars I feel like if front of house issues like the bathroom and tables aren't clean, what is happening in the kitchen?

Been coming here for years! I particularly like the Shaw location because the sides are self serve…read moreso you don't have to wait for a server. The meats are well marinated and the service has always been good. Make sure you ask about beer specials

Feeling happy for Fresno's first true Malatang! Fresh food and great service! The taste is very…read moreauthentic!

The first and most important thing I will say about Asiana is that the price to flavor ratio can't…read morebe beat. Dishes are $15-$20 compared to $20-$30 at most other korean places in town and the banchan is really good. Like really good. The kimchi is saucey, spicy and a little sweet. I can't confirm it's made in house but considering how yummy it is and that they used to sell their own kimchi when they still had the market I will assume it is. They've been around foreverr and I respect the pricing and Im rooting for them But with that said... I ordered the bibimbap and the flavor was good but the rice was soggy, creating a terrible texture that didnt crisp at the bottom of the bowl despite it coming out sizzling. I couldn't finish the rice. I don't believe this is a regular issue so I won't hold it against them. This is where it will turn into a bit of a blog post. If you haven't been here then this part will offer no value. It feels like as time goes on I am more and more disappointed. Like, 15+ years ago they were a market-restaurant hybrid. Eventually they eliminated the market and were just a restaurant. Bummer. Previous to this last visit, they had a self-serve banchan station. So good. So many options. SSS best in town and the reason I came back. They've swapped it out for a self serve malatang. I'm devastated! So, now it's one serving of three banchan and one of them is literally salted peanuts. That and the soggy rice really ruined the experience but I don't want my review to be clouded because I miss the good times. They're doing what they need to do and I highly value the commitment to reasonable pricing without letting the quality of the food completely deteriorate.

I have to say the this place has the best Jampong. I have tried many Jampong in the Bay Area, LA,…read moreLas Vegas, and even in Seoul. There was a place in Vegas that came pretty close. The Ja Jang Myun and bacon fried rice are pretty good. The pork fried rice was just ok because the pork needs more flavor.

This little place is very comforting, and the waitresses here are always very nice!…read more This was my 3rd time here, and I still think it's worth checking out. However, in my opinion, it's best to avoid coming during dinner time. We came a little before dinner, and within 15 minutes, the place was packed! We ended up waiting over 30 minutes for our food, and unfortunately, it didn't hit the same as the first and second times we visited. I'm guessing this was because they were trying to get food out as quickly as possible. :( I'd give them a 3/5 this time around. The rice combo we ordered was lacking a little bit of flavor, but adding some soy sauce helped balance it out. Beef Bulgogi Combo Plate (3/5): The beef was okay, but I felt it was too chewy. Orange Chicken Combo Plate (5/5): This was definitely my favorite! The flavor was on point, and I really enjoyed it. Super crispy! We also tried their Korean Grape Drink and Rice Punch. Both were pretty good and refreshing! Overall, even though this visit wasn't as good as my previous two experiences, I would still come back again.

This place has been in my regular rotation since they opened and I have never had a bad meal here…read more The concept is a family style hot pot restaurant where you cook your own protein, vegetables or noodles in a flavored brother. You can pick between 1 and 4 different broths per pot. Each table has one cooking stove top, with the larger tables having two. The broths range from vegetarian to mild, to spicy to meat based. Everything is a la carte with the exception of some premade combinations bundling a variety of like items. There's various meat and veggie combos as well as a seafood combo. I always order the veggie combo which comes with a lot that's easily shareable between 4 people. It comes with various greens, mushrooms, cabbage, corn on the cob, cauliflower, and carrots. I don't eat red meat so I stick to their sliced chicken breast or the shrimp balls. My other favorite is the bean curd sticks which is a good meatless protein option. As for broths my two favorite are the Chinese Healthy Herb and the kimchi. I also like their salted crispy chicken appetizer (popcorn chicken). Steamed rice is also a must for me. They have a dipping sauce bar where you can make your own dipping sauce to accompany your hot pot. With the exception of the broth adding flavor, the meats and all the ingredients you add to your hot pot are unseasoned. It includes everything from soy sauce and fish sauce to garlic, fresh chilis, vinegar, and crushed peanuts. Whether you like to keep it simple, mild, or spicy there's a sauce you can create. The ambiance is pretty nice. It used to be a Chinese restaurant years ago and they did keep some of the things the same. They have 3 different TVs inside. The two larger ones on the walls each play a different Kdrama and the one above the register plays Kpop music videos. They do have one larger table that I think accommodates somewhere between 10-12 people (don't quote me on that) and another that can fit 6 or 7 people. Majority of the tables sit 4 and a couple sit 2. Depending what day and time you go, it can get pretty busy and you might have to wait a while. The staff is always friendly and helpful. At the end of the meal they give you orange slices and hard guava candy. Their orange slices are always so good too and a good palette cleanser at the end.

Yummy! One of my favorite hot pot places! This place tends to be busy but never too busy where you…read morewon't get seated quickly. It is also very nicely decorated with some TVs running for entertainment. The food is very good! I recommend getting the individual meats if you're going as a smaller group just so you don't get too much. My personal favorite to get here is the sesame balls. Always hot and crispy with the perfect amount of red bean filling. They do also have a sauce bar, although kind of limited

Had to stop by after a few friends told me about this place, and honestly it was worth taking their…read moresuggestion. Bestie and I came here on a Saturday afternoon and it was slightly packed. Not many tables but it was enough to get people in and out, since it seems more like a takeout spot! Menu was straight forward and prices were fair. Got the japchae, korean fried chicke , gyoza and spicy tofu soup. Everything was delicious, especially the fried chicken!! They even have like a stamp card so if you go often, you get a little reward. Highly recommend trying this place out if you want a Korean cuisine fix!

My friend wanted to go here for her birthday on Saturday and I'm glad we did. Since watching…read moreCulinary Class Wars and finding out one of the chefs (Paik) had a restaurant (chain) here-- it's been on our list. It's opposite of Sakura Chaya on First and Nees, same lot as McDonald's. We ordered the Japchae (of course)-- one of my favorite Korean dishes. So simple, yet so good! We got a half order (5pcs) of the Garlic Soy Wings + half order of the Sweet & Spicy Wings, the Chili Shrimp, the Sweet & Sour Pork, and a bowl of rice (x2). This was more than enough food for us (3). They gave pickled radishes on the side and I also asked for a side of spicy sauce (chili oil and garlic-- fire). We all preferred the "Spicy" Wings over the Garlic Soy-- the flavor was just better but they were both good options. We all loved the Japchae, duh. The Chili Shrimp was really good and flavorful-- and we were pleasantly surprised by the quantity as well as quality. Our least favorite, sorry to say, was the Sweet & Sour Pork. It wasn't bad, just not our favorite. I did opt for dipping it into the spicy sauce rather than the Sweet & Sour sauce though. We also probably would've been okay with just one bowl of rice as well, since we had the Japchae. We're in 100°+ weather so we were not in the mood for soup lol so we'll have to come back and try out some of the soups another time-- as well as their stir fry dishes. Service was quick. You order and pay up front. The girl who helped us was nice, and helpful. They even give you a dish for free (if it's your bday)! Pretty cool of them to do. The restaurant itself isn't much to look at, nothing that stood out to me. They had a good amount of seating available considering they aren't that big inside, so that's a plus. If you're looking for some good Chinese - Korean fusion food, this is your spot. It wasn't the best I've ever had but it was still satisfying to our bellies-- and the leftovers came in handy later too!

Recommended to me by a friend who lives in the area, and I'd say it's super solid…read more All the options were pretty good, even the sides and tofu soup. My favorites were the bulgogi and spicy LA short rib. Rounds came in quick, and overall had a super good time with friends. I recommend it to anyone looking for KBBQ in Fresno.

The service is OK. They seem to only have one waiter for the whole restaurant. If it's busy, expect…read morea wait. Their food is pretty good, I'm just not a fan of the steaks they offer (as there's very limited seasonings you can use. They don't season it at all). The brisket is the best thing they have! It's quick and tasty. I don't recommend coming with more than 4 people, as the grill is only so big...and it's hard to get everyone their share.

After running around all day, my husband spotted Two Hands Korean Corn Dog from across the parking…read morelot, and I'm so glad he did. I thought it would be a regular corn dog spot (which I already love), but finding out it was Korean corn dogs made it even better! When we walked in, the first thing I noticed was how clean the place was, always a great sign. There were a few people ahead of us waiting for their orders, but everything is made fresh, so the wait felt reasonable. I ordered the spicy corn dog with spicy beef, and my husband went for the spicy mozzarella corn dog along with dirty fries. The dirty fries, tater tots topped with Flamin' Hot Cheeto dust and a spicy sauce,were definitely a fun twist. Watching him eat his corn dog was entertaining enough because the cheese pull was amazing. I liked my spicy dog with spicy beef, though the spicy sauce was a bit too sweet for my taste. My husband really enjoyed his, though, so it definitely depends on your flavor preferences. Overall, we had a great experience, and the quality and freshness stood out. This won't be my last visit, next time I'm trying the potato dog and the kimchi fries!

Just happened to be in the area shopping, saw this establishment and decided to give it a try. Not…read moretoo many places that serve fresh corn dogs unless at a hot dog on a stick. So this was fun. I do love the Korean corn dogs when with a spicy sauce and Hot Cheetos. I always go with a full mozzarella filling. It's just my go to, it hit the spot here. Properly fried and topped. Great cheese pull. Dirty fries were good too, I'd like the tater tots more crispy but all in all great meal. I'd stop by again if in the area.