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Kogi Korean Grill

3.7 (265 reviews)
ModerateKorean, Asian Fusion
Closed • 11:00 am - 9:00 pm

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Birthday Bin Bap
Royce S.

Stopped here for lunch after church as I have been wanting to try it, as I enjoy Korean cuisine. I was very surprised they had my favorite dish, Bi Bim Bap, a dish I came to enjoy after being stationed in South Korea. The dish came with a side of Kim Chi, which was delicious. My wife was happy to see they had a lunch menu that was available every day and enjoyed the Beef Bulgolgi

my boyfriends Soon Doo Boo
Galaxy L.

Food was amazing, the workers are so sweet and caring. Me and my boyfriend got food together and our total was below 40$ they have great prices with lots of food. We ended up taking some home with how much there was. It was so filling and enjoyable! I got the bi bim bap and my boyfriend got soon doo boo, we loved it. Definitely a san antonio hidden gem! Please ignore the other reviews the restaurant has totally changed and is doing amazingly so!

Galbi tang
Rey K.

I got the food delivered and it wasn't what I expected. I really wanted korean food and it didn't meet my expectations. The only food that was delicious was the kim bap. I really wanted to like the soup and it wasn't tasty. My brother ordered the fried chicken with hot sauce. I tried his chicken wings and I didn't care. He ate 2 and threw the rest away. Maybe I'll try this place again and try something else. I'll update my review then.

Regular beef bulgogi
Vera R.

We came here on the off dining hours the Saturday before last weekend. The restaurant is on a strip mall but a bit hidden when you come in the main entrance . We came at 3:30pm and it was quiet . I ordered the squid calamari as appetizer and it was crunchy and flavorful. My husband ordered the spicy pork bulgogi and I ordered the regular beef bulgogi. They were good. Service was fast . I just had to fix my Korean food cravings .

Soon Doo Boo
Rachel M.

Absolutely love the food here, always hits the spot when I want something hot and comforting with a lot of flavor. Service is always prompt, friendly and attentive whenever I come in ( at least once a week or every other week). It tends to be pretty empty when I come in but I still like the quiet and chill vibes in here. Sometimes whatever they're playing on the tv can be a tad bit loud but I personally don't mind it too much and kinda feels like eating at home while watching tv. Overall love this place and recommend it if you want chill vibes and good eats!

Belinda M.

THE BULGOKI IS MINDBLOWING! Wow! I wasn't sure what to expect coming here for the first time with my love. My partner previously ate here and recommended we both go for lunch. We arrived on a Tuesday rather early around 11:30am and we were the first patrons to be seated and serviced. **FOOD** I ordered the Beef Bulkogi for $11.95 with cold sides. I had steamed sticky white rice, zucchini, and spicy kimchi. The Beef Bulkogi was marinated so well and very flavorful. It was my favorite for sure. I didn't quite care for the cold sides honestly. I never tried kimchi before and despite enjoying the texture and flavor I'm not sure I would order again if it's cold. Babe ordered the Soon Doo Boo for $11.95 also with sides. The sides were rice, sprouts, kimchi, and zucchini. Her food was beautifully plated and came out piping hot. She couldn't eat it all fast because it was so hot. Steam was coming from the bowl the entire time even down to putting the leftovers in the to-go container. She thoroughly enjoyed her meal also. **DRINKS** For drinks we ordered some alcoholic cocktails. Despite the menu saying frozen drinks are available they actually are not as we were advised they don't have a blender or the capacity to make frozen/blended drinks at that time. That was ok because I was in the mood for "on the rocks" margarita. I'm so happy I tried this because baby, it was soooo good! The flavor and alcohol was excellent! They definitely don't skimp on the alcohol in this drink! Babe had a Mango Magma Margarita which was advertised on the board when you first arrive. This drink was amazing too. Its sweet but hits subtly after with spice and a kick! Highly recommend both drinks! **PRICE** The price was very fair and reasonable. We ordered lunch portions but I was full prior to finishing everything on my plate. Babe took her food to go and was able to enjoy leftovers. I can only imagine what the dinner portions look like. **CLEANLINESS** The restaurant was very clean and we sat at a booth that presented no issues. There was fly or fruit fly flying around during our meal but it wasn't too annoying. I'm not sure how the restrooms were as we did not need to use them. However another patron used them and appeared pleased, with no complaints. Ohhh also, I love how on the outside of the restaurant looking in the windows are blacked out so you can't see inside but when you get inside they are bright, open and you can see out. Very cool feature. **SERVICE** First impressions are very important to me and let's just say the service was spot on! My initial impression was a great one. The host and server who took care of us was Ke'airra! She was absolutely phenomenal. She was very welcoming, friendly, attentive and helpful. She knew the menu well and was able to recommend some lunch options. I loved her honesty about whether she enjoyed a dish because to be honest at most places people lie and tell you they love everything and they actually don't! Ke'airra got our drink and food orders perfect. She didn't write anything down either. Her memory seems wonderful. She had such a beautiful, vibrant personality and really makes for a great first impression on this place!! I will definitely return and hope she is our server/host again! HIGHLY RECOMMEND THIS RESTAURANT!

Ja Jang Myeon
Jan M.

I have to admit I was expecting to be in a meh mood trying Kogi while in San Antonio but was pleasantly surprised. I already have my favorite Korean dishes in mind when I try a place and go to them to gauge everything. My brother and his wife ordered the Dukk (tteok) soup, and Bi Bim Bap. I haven't had Ja Jang Myeon in a long time so that's what I got after seeing it on the menu. We started with the Dukk Bok Gee (tteok bokki), a longtime favorite food. Kogi's Dukk Bok Gee was good, the texture of the rice cake was nice and chewy, the gochujang sauce nice and spicy. There weren't any fish cake, but plenty of onions in the dish, and maybe 10 pieces of tteok for almost $9! The price for the dish is very high if you've priced rice cake at your local Asian grocer. Thumbs down for quantity. The banchan was good, kimchi, cucumber kimchi, bean sprouts and tofu kimchi. The banchan came with my brothers Dukk soup, which was confusing as in most Korean restaurant's banchan isn't limited to what entree you're eating. My Ja Jang Myeon was good, even if it didn't take all day to make. It didn't taste pre-packaged to me and had a good flavor all the way around. The noodles were nice and chewy, one of the biggest draws for Ja Jang Myeon fans. There was a mixture of cabbage, zucchini and bites of pork, in the dark soy bean paste sauce. I wasn't disappointed with my dish and was happy to see the yellow pickled radish come out with my dish, no raw onions though which for purists would be a must. Our server was holding everything down on his own when we stopped in on a Sunday evening around 7, he was friendly and attentive without being overly absent or hovering. The space is in a pretty quiet strip mall type building, modern without much decor. According to a sign they are closed Mondays and Tuesdays. Overall, the food was good for an Asian/Korean Fusion place, I wouldn't be a regular but can say I've tried Kogi.

Binbinbap
Clancy K.

I took my daughter as we love all sorts of Asian cuisine and spicy food. The bibimbap was fantastic, caliente and perfectly picante. Fresh ingredients in a gorgeous stone bowl. Beer was icy cold, which is rare in most restaurants. Service was fast and accommodating. Atmosphere pleasant. Recommended!

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Seoul Asian Food Market & Cafe

Seoul Asian Food Market & Cafe

4.1(314 reviews)
10.9 mi•Wilshire
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The food here is great, I suggest the stone bowl bibimbop and for summer the spicy cold noodles !…read moreGreat food great service. Order at the register and bring your recipe to the kitchen and they will beep you when the food is ready while you shop around.

The authentic, budget conscious, customer service oriented, fresh produce + hot, ready-to-eat meals…read moreoffering, high quality, variety-filled, well upkept Asian grocery stores are a scarce commodity in this city. The Seoul Asian Food Market & Cafe meets all these criteria. The authentic and high quality factors are met with flying colors. A couple Korean employees, plus, yes, Hispanic workers, etcetera, which tells me it is owned by people who definitely know their product. The best selling brands in Korea, including Lotte, Nongshim, Ottogi, are stocked in this little grocery store. The budget conscious can rest assure that although we are not protected from inflation, as far as paying far less than the analogous HEB or Kroger international section upcharges, Seoul has you covered. The customer service enhancements to your grocery store experience should be appreciated here. All the workers I encountered during my latest visit (in addition to all my previous ones over the years) have been excellent-- whether the owner trying his best to locate products I was on the hunt for, the back room stockers whom may not have been able to speak English, yet still made the effort to give me big smiles, the checkout lady who was more than glad to do multiple price checks, the cafe employee who was ready and willing to offer recommendations and a welcoming smile. The hot food criteria has more than earned it's place with the inside Seoul Market Cafe-- note that this does not include the full service establishment connected next door, which includes drinks and sit down dining services, owned by the same wonderful people but with a separate entrance. They have pre-packaged ready to go meals, including all your Korean favorites including house made bulgogi, bibimbap, gimbap (seaweed rice rolls), kimchi. Nice area to sit down before and/or after gathering all your Korean grocery needs! The few areas where Seoul could benefit from some improvements are their store upkeep and the stocked shelves. Unfortunately, many times when I have visited they are out of stock of things and even more frustrating because they have such great products. Is that if you go during certain days of the week they are actually in boxes all over the store. The box is making not only difficult to navigate through the already small store, but customers are unable to access many of the goods. There is also the problem of price tags being mismatched and many missing the prices altogether. Although running these items to the front for a price check is an option, it is obviously something that is inconvenient as a regular necessity. The freshness of the produce honestly is less than ideal. You can tell a lot have been sitting around for longer than necessary. Without the regular water sprays, they also suffer from produce drying out. The variety, while sufficient for this size sore, I do often find myself wishing the store were a little larger to accompany a larger variety. With these few improvements, this little neighborhood grocery store would easily receive my five stars, that being said, I would not hesitate to revisit-- indeed, I would not hesitate to continue my semi regular visits for Korean groceries!

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Chas Market & Kitchen

4.3(466 reviews)
11.1 mi•Eastside
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Omg I was finally able to come eat here. The food was so delicious and savory. I ordered the Galbi…read moreplate. My daughter the pork and kimchi and I ordered a small bulgogi bowl for my grandson. To say everything was good was an understatement. The service was up to par as well from the moment we sat to the moment we paid. Will definitely come here again!

4.5 Stars. After attending "Shen Yuen" I wanted to do…read moresomething special to heighten that experience. Chas Market & Kitchen had been long on my list and since it was minutes away, seemed like the most logical choice. I have constantly heard people sing its praises. I will say I'm not versed in Korean fare. I had previously went to another Korean Restaurant and had a terrible experience. It is somewhere on the outskirts of the Eastside, alongside the highway. From the exterior it feels like a neighborhood convenient store. Once inside the room opens up with ample seating and tables. I noticed the tables that are specifically for their "All You Can Eat" menu but that's for another review. Along the walls are fridges with drinks and little knick knacks. It reminded me of a bodega. After we found a seat a server came and left menus. The menu is really extensive. I decided on their beef bulgogi, again a redo after the previous restaurant fiasco. A hip soundtrack is playing overhead, which I believe gives the place a modern vibe. Before I go on I must include that the server was excellent. I say this as he was very attentive but still able to work the rest of the room. Whenever I go to a new place sometimes I feel an anxiety. My fear is being disappointed and having wasted my time. But my impression is that it is an ultra laid back place. You can leave your Armani suit and Louboutin shoes at home. When the food came to the table it was served on a plate steaming similar to a fajita plancha. The server brought over accompanying small dishes that are meant to be added to the bulgogi. The small dishes contained: kimichi, spicy cucumbers, radish etc. Combining any or all with the dishes heightened the flavors. I think this was the most unique tasting thing I've had this year. In addition if you want a drink you have to choose one from their wall of fridges. I think this might dissuade some patrons but again, the overall experience is like that of a bodega. If you are looking for great Korean food with excellent service by all means go to Chas Market & Kitchen. So far this year this has been the restaurant with the most unique flavors. It is perfect for a date night, friends or with family. And I have to, have to absolutely do their "All You Can Eat" where you cook all items. I'm buying if someone else is doing the cooking.

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Kim's Galbi Korean Cuisine

3.6(478 reviews)
12.4 mi
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Took me an entire week to finally make time for KBBQ, and what better spot than my favorite place?!…read more When I say I indulged, I indulged. I requested seating away from everyone, and they accommodated my request immediately, which I really appreciated. I ordered the all-you-can-eat option. Unlimited "non-marinated" beef belly and prime ribeye, and it absolutely hit the spot. I've been craving japchae so much that I've even started making it at home, but honestly, no place in San Antonio beats Kim's. The flavor is unmatched. The service was phenomenal from start to finish, and my entire experience was excellent. I arrived hungry and left completely full - and already looking forward to my next visit.

Kim's has always been our favorite Korean BBQ spot in San Antonio because of the great customer…read moreservice and how welcomed the staff always made us feel. Unfortunately, this visit was the complete opposite. My husband and I ordered the all-you-can-eat option. After being seated, it took about 10 minutes just to get our drinks before our waiter took our order. Our meat didn't arrive for another 15 minutes, even though the restaurant wasn't busy aside from a larger group in the back. To make matters worse, our appetizers came out after the meat, and one of the appetizer orders was incorrect. After dropping off our food, our waiter disappeared for about 15 minutes. My husband had to flag him down just to get drink refills, order another round of meat, and have our dirty dishes cleared from the table. Once we placed our second meat order, we waited another 15 minutes for just eight pieces of meat, and that was only after my husband had to remind the waiter twice. Because of the constant delays waiting for our food to arrive, we didn't even get to eat our money's worth of the all-you-can-eat option. We spent more time waiting than actually eating. To top it all off, when we asked for the check, it took a long time for the waiter to bring it. After dropping it off, he never came back to collect the payment. We eventually gave up waiting, and my husband had to walk to the front counter just to pay our bill. We've always enjoyed coming to Kim's, which is why this experience was so disappointing. We understand that every restaurant can have an off day, but there was little attentiveness throughout our entire meal despite the restaurant not being busy. Sadly, based on this experience, we won't be returning.

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