I love Korean food and I love Bibinbop- not sure how to spell. First the positive. Food was good…read moreand there was a lot of it. They also provided free green tea for the table. Negative. The food was cold. I ordered with the hot stone and the only thing that was hot was the fried egg on top. I love when the rice gets burned a bit on the bottom but was barely warm. It was also supposed to be beef and veggie. I think I found two small pieces of beef. For service you ring a bell which is weird. We sat in the middle of the room and you would think they would at least check on you. And did I mention the live ROACH we found on our table? We told them and they just had us switch tables. Ughhhh

Surprised to find good Korean restaurants in LaGrange - quite unexpected. And quite delicious I…read moremight add! We had the B8: grilled petrale sole (fish), which was quite tasty. I personally prefer grilled mackerel (B9) but my friend wanted the sole. Still didn't disappoint. We had the chicken teriyaki which I wouldn't normally order if I wasn't on a diet. We got sauce on the side and I salt and peppered it, still good. Our table also ordered the Tonkatsu (which has huge portions, two layers of deep friend pork), C7: Bone-in Haejanguk (hangover soup), and C2: Bulgogi in a hot pot. They both looked and smelled delicious and our friends loved it. All in all, I have no doubt that almost everything here would be good. I'm definitely coming back next time I'm in town!

Service was fast and friendly, the bibimbap was fresh and portions were very large. The restaurant…read morealso gives Yakult after you checkout.

I went there for lunch today. They were close, at least twenty minutes early. I find this…read moreunacceptable.

This place is awesome. We try to to time our pass through town so we can stop here. Food is…read morefantastic but love the booths and authenticity.

Parking: there is a ton of parking! It is located in a shopping center, so lots of parking! Don't…read moreworry! Seating: there is a ton of seating! They have cute private spaces so your family/friends can have privacy! Food: the Korean food is quite good! The soups are very tasty and delicious! Bathroom: a private individual bathroom for men & women in the back! Price: normal prices! The beef can be pricey, but beef is pricey in general. Service: great. Our Korean server was good. The Spanish speaking lady was kind and polite!

Was very surprised to find an authentic Korean place of a (to me, who is not from Georgia) random…read morecity on the boarder of Atlanta-Alabama. The inside is fairly plain but smells delicious. Korean was being spoken between staff and customers which is always a good sign. The food was quick and delicious. Solid japchae and soondubu.

Tasty Korean food that took care of my craving while I was in Lagrange. Keum Soo Kang San is…read morelocated in a large strip mall which was convenient for me since I was staying at a hotel on Lafayette Parkway. The space is pretty simply decorated, with Korean music filling the air. The server was friendly, and as attentive as you'd want in a restaurant and answered questions another diner had about Korean food. I ordered the Kimchi Jeon (Pancake), and Dolsot Bibimbap (the hot stone bowl) for my lunch/early dinner. I was offered Boricha (Korean barley tea in a carafe) which was refreshing on the warm day I stopped in. The small bowl of seaweed soup (Miyoek-guk) was a nice way to start my meal. Not blistering hot, but just warm enough to feel like a hug from mom. The thin, greasy Kimchi Jeon was a bit disappointing. For $15.99 the Kimchi Jeon was one of the smallest I've ever had in a Korean restaurant. The taste was fine, but there was no crisp to the bites, and considering Kimchi jeon is chopped kimchi in a flour pancake batter, I feel that for the thinness of the pancake, two would've justified the price. And there was no dipping sauce which is traditionally served with the Jeon. The Dolsot Bibimbap was good, with pieces of beef, bean sprouts, fried egg, and other vegetables you'd expect to find in your Bibimbap. The gochujang came on the side which I used all of when mixing everything together. The banchan were tasty. The kimchi was a bit on the sour side, so I just tossed it into my bowl to mix with my Bibimbap. The strips of fish cake, slivers of potato, and pickled Korean peppers were all good, and joined the kimchi in my bowl too. The food was tasty and was just what I wanted to satisfy my Korean food craving. It's nice to see a few Korean places in Lagrange, and perhaps the prices of the food are due in part because there isn't a huge Korean population comparable to the larger cities. However, the prices on some of the dishes is a bit of a shock when you're familiar with Korean food and know what goes into a lot of it. A $40+ lunch for one is crazy, no matter how good the food was.

I went in on a Sunday for dinner. My party was a pretty big one (10 people) and our server was…read moresuper attentive and friendly! I like how we can go and grab the ingredients we want to put in our hotpot & the meat to grill instead of waiting for it when we order it via tablet. We all got the kbbq + hotpot option so we got to get the full experience. I'd definitely come back here when I am in the area!

Unfortunately we were turned away at 8:35pm on a Thursday night. We drove over an hour to get there…read morebecause Yelp said they close at 9:30. But they turned us away because "last seating is one hour before close". Perhaps that's a norm in the area, but as someone who came from California, I'm not quite used to that. I could understand if it's 15-30 minutes before closing, but we came 55 minutes before, people were still dining in there to be turned away feels like bad service. Sadly didn't get to try the food.

We happened to be in Auburn on a cold and a rainy day, so we wanted some hot soup after a round of…read moregolf. Not cheap even for AL price. We didn't really expect much in a college town but it turned out to be pretty legit. Banchan - really good. Love the fish cakes. We asked for more but they said they ran out. So they never came back to our table again, not even to refill our tea and water cups after that. Stew: I think it is called Gopchang Changol or something like that. It usually got beef tripes, tofu, veggies, something, then intestines. This one got tofu and lots of intestines, flavored was good but way too much intestines, I like a mixed of stuffs. We always get udon in a stew, not this place. Not what I was expected. Big portion though so we took the leftovers, grabbed some tofu from Walmart and udon, and made another batch the next day. Fried chicken (both original and spicy) - not bad. Galbi (short ribs) - pretty good Tteokbokki- not bad

I am not Korean and didn't have a clue what to order for my sweet Korean daughter-in-law. I read…read morethe reviews and ordered the items that everyone said was good: Galbi Short Ribs, Beef Bulgogi, Bibimbap and Jjigae. My daughter-in-law said it was all fantastic! I will be returning to order again as she said it was absolutely authentic Korean food and was amazing!

To start off, as a Korean person, I don't consider this place an authentic Korean restaurant but…read moreI'm not entirely surprised by how it tasted. I got the kimchi fried rice, soon dubu (soft tofu) soup, kalbi and bulgogi dinner set and ttukbaegi. The only dish that tasted authentic was the soon dubu, and I got the highest spicy level 5 and it wasn't that spicy. (I assume that a Korean person started this restaurant but probably sold it to a non Korean person.) The kimchi fried rice was huge in portion but not exactly what I expected it to taste like. The key ingredient in kimchi fried rice is the kimchi and it has to be aged kimchi for it to taste good. The kalbi & bulgogi set was alright, the bulgogi was a bit bland but the kalbi was good! If the food wasn't good here, I hope that you aren't disappointed by Korean cuisine! I appreciate the effort behind the food but I wanted to note that it doesn't taste authentic. Also it seemed like a lot of people take food to go or have ordered online for delivery because we were the only ones who ate in store.

Food was delicious And it arrived pretty fast…read more Restaurant was clean And the waiters were very nice I recommend going here for a good meal that's not too pricey :) 10/10!

Excellent food at a place that has a bit of a "silly" and fun name to say. Come hungry because the…read moreportions here are for queens and kings. If you have never had Korean food with traditional "appetizers" I highly recommend chickchickporkpork. The food is absolutely fantastic! The prices are extremely fair for the quality and quantity you get. The sign in front is a bit small, so pay attention as you get close. You will be pleased you chose to come, whether for lunch or dinner. For the especially finicky eater, you will find a luxury of fried chicken options to choose from. Come with an open mind, and you will leave with a full belly and plenty of good memories.

Probably the best Asian food in the auburn area. I have really good Korean fried chicken here the…read morefried milk balls were quite enjoyable! We didn't drink, but they do have a good variety of alcoholic drinks. The lunch special seems like a really good deal. We ended up getting the chick chick chilly chilly mayo. I really enjoy that they bring out a water jug for self service and do wish more restaurants would do that since I drink a lot of water. It is not to far from campus and definitely worth the drive. It's perhaps not in the most fun location being off pepperell pkwy but large indoor seating available. Should be good for big groups as well, never took a big group here but seems like they have the space. Parking lot has spaces but not a good lot. Lots of potholes and some big ones at the entrance.