Like my review for the London Chinese Restaurant, it's so funny and ironic how the restaurants with…read morethe simplest names have some of the best food in town. This is easily the best Korean restaurant in London and one that could be compared to one in the GTA. I especially recommend ordering something from their pancake menu - I always order their seafood pancake when I come here and it's always so delicious. Every bite melted in my mouth. Awesome! I would also recommend their tangsuyuk. It's always made of high quality and tastes very authentic. The service is also excellent and they even have call buttons at each table to call your server over, just like how it is in South Korea. No need to awkwardly get your server's attention by waving your hand mindlessly in front of a bunch of strangers! The prices are also very reasonable and is especially important with all the inflation that is going on. Compared to other restaurants such as Ozen Korea on Oxford/Wonderland, this place has quite cheap prices. This restaurant's location could be located better. It is located a little ways out south of Downtown. A more central location would boost business further, however I'm not going to take a star off just because of this when the food is always of high quality. I look forward to coming here more often!

Good food, pork and beef were very tasty and the seafood was excellent…read more Staff was very pleasant and friendly. There were several tables being served, we had a take out. Place was welcoming and clean. Didn't give 5 stars as it was quite expensive, however we will be back and try something different

The food always comes out fresh., so many choices..drinks are so yummy! The service is always…read moregreat! The atmosphere is nice! Always such a nice experience every time we go

Korean Hotpot and Korean BBQ, what a pairing…read more My husband only wanted the BBQ and I only wanted the Hotpot, but they require all parties to order the exact same meal, so no one can share one or the other at all. :( We had to order the hotpot and the BBQ all you can eat. $37/pp. $78.42 BBQ: Octopus, squid, sausage, spicy chicken, spicy salmon, king mushroom, sweet potato, garlic. Sichuan Hotpot: fish cake, lobster balls, rice cake, bok choy, watercress, crown daisy, enoki sea mushroom, shitake, king mushrooms, lotus and eggplant. Hotpot dipping sauce: sesame sauce, sesame oil, cilantro, garlic, green onion, bean chili sauce, sesame oil, jalapeño, chili oil. Chinese black vinegar: Seafood dipping sauce. Ssamjang: Korean BBQ dipping sauce. Hershey's brand small ready to go cups. Service was really good. Food overall was decent.

Seoul Garden was great! The menu had a lot of options if you're pescatarian and vegetarian, the…read morebanchan was solid, and the service was fast. The server checked in on us just the right amount too. My friend and I ordered the seafood pancake, the vegetarian bibimbap, and then one of the seafood noodle soups, and this probably would have been enough food for at least 3 people, maybe even 4. They were kind enough to take my friend's leftover soup to the back to separate out the noodles to pack it up for her even though we dined in, which was really thoughtful. The ambiance is casual and they had their own parking lot. The parking lot that is to the left of them closer to the bar does belong to the bar, as a heads up.

We had an early dinner here on Saturday and the restaurant was pleasantly full, but not loud. We…read moreordered the seasoned tofu appetizer, the spicy Korean fried chicken, the bibimbop and two sodas. This was a large amount of food for two people but we planned to take leftovers home. The service was friendly and efficient and every dish was absolutely delicious! The spicy chicken was just spicy enough, probably adjusted for a Caucasian palate. The seasoned tofu was a highlight for me, it had a perfect balance of sweet and sour we ended up taking home at least half of everything. It heated up well the following day. Definitely recommend this place!

This place is the real deal!Took my daughter who was curious about all things Asian and I was…read morethouroughly impressed.I spent a year in Uijongbu back in the day and as soon as I walked in I felt like I was back.This is a no frills kind of place,someone will take your order and maybe get you water from the water cooler or hot tea.If not,serve yourself as far as drinks go.The tteokbokki(spelling?) for an appetizer was just as I remembered,slightly sweet with some red pepper kick.Kimchi jigae and Udong soup came out boiling(literally)hot and were promptly devoured.Comes with small dishes of traditional sides for sharing such as glazed anchovies,sprouts,cold kimchi. We will definitely be back!

Popped in today, didn't realize they no longer operate the restaurant. Good store for Korean…read moregroceries though.

I now make it my mission to explore Ohio for a delicious kbbq place that I can enjoy and point…read morepeople to do no one ever has to waste their money at Gogi En Bbq. I come from CA, so kbbq is very popular and abundant out there. I've had it for many years at many places. Here i drove an hour to try this place because it had great reviews. I see now they're rated well most likely because many may not know better. Keep in mind I'm used to CA prices (which are very high compared to most of the U.S.), but this place in Solon is VERY overpriced. A rip off honestly. Sides were not all you can eat, you get 2 refills then they charge $1 for each tiny side you order. They charge $40 a person's for "all you can eat" but they only have 9 items to pick from??!! In CA pay literally half the price and the quality and taste of the meat is far, far better and the selection can go up to 40 choices of meat/entrees. We decided to not order all you can eat because the selection was so sad. Plus we really wanted beef bulgogi which wasn't even offered on the all you can eat menu. Seriously??!! We decided instead to just try a single order of beef bulgogi as a single order sinxe thats all they offered. We figured if it was good we could order more and still pay less than all you can eat prices for meat we don't want. So glad we did! Because the bulgogi did not taste good, and that put the final nail in the coffin for us. Thank goodness we didn't waste anymore money there. My wife even commented, "this meat tastes weird. Is it even cow?" And let's talk about the portion. Oh my gosh, we were shocked. $33 for an order of Bulgogi was ourageous. Besides, the taste was terrible and the portion was half the size! We literally visited California last week to visit family for a week, and I went to H Mart (local, popular Korean store) and purchased bulbogi for a big BBQ. I literally got quality, amazing, delicious meat for $29 and it was double the portion size of this place. They had the same Soju and Blackberry Wine we had before and like. Normally we paid $14 for the wine bottle, anx that's CA prices. Here they charge a whopping $22 for the exact same thing. They have a time limit of 90 minutes to eat which I've never heard of before, and it was funny because the restaurant was literally empty except for me and my wife. Good thing we only stayed 30 minutes. They gave us no napkins. I had to look around the restaurant and take some tiny cocktail napkins since we rarely saw our server. No brisket sauce offered either. And no rice paper offered. Different, disappointing, but not the worst especially compared to everything else. Service was the same as CA, that is to say either non existent and/or not pleasant. But in CA, people usually put up with that because the food is so good and it's all you can eat. My wife summed it up perfectly. She said that's what you get when you have no competition and no one knows better taste and quality exists. We quickly ate the little food we had so we don't waste food but even more than that we wanted to finish quickly so we could leave and find food elsewhere because we were so hungry! We drove an hour just to try the place and we're starving. It will be my mission to explore Ohio for a delicious kbbq place I can enjoy and point people to so no one ever again has to waste their money at gogi end bbq. 1/5

Took a group of employees to Gogi for dinner Tuesday night…read more Enjoyed good food and good company. The different selections of meat in the All You Can Eat menu were solid. I think we tried everything but the spicy chicken and beef brisket were the favs of the group. Lots of sides and rice. Nobody left hungry that's for sure lol!! Service was great as well. Our main server was consistently checking on us and getting refills very fast. There were several other servers who stopped by as well. They changed the grilled quickly so we could keep cooking and stuffing our faces. Place was WAY bigger than I expected from the outside with plenty of seating and private-ish spaces. Plenty of parking. Great choice!!

I am visiting London for a week, and I had to go back twice because of how absolutely incredible…read morethis place is! The service, the experience, the value, and oh the food... the meat is simple, but you create the flavour with the additions of sauce or by adding whatever sides you want. I wish I could go back one more time but I fly out of town, otherwise this would be one of my weekly go tos!

Newly opened location in London and it's amazing just like the other locations! They did a great…read morejob with service considering it was Christmas Eve and busy! Food was amazing especially the sides

Manna Korean is always a solid choice when it comes to good Korean food…read more We love all the dishes but especially love the bulgogi kimbap and bulgogi entree. The galbitang was very nicely flavored and the seollangtang needed the provided salt and pepper but once added, it's light and delicious! Drinks and silverware are self serve except the food gets brought out to you. The banchan (side dishes) are usually spicy cucumbers, kimchi, fish cakes, and I believe either pickled radish or burdock, all of which are great. Try out Manna, it's a staple now to the area and a good choice if you're hungry.

My new favorite Korean restaurant. Real homemade food at great prices and well sized portions. We…read moredeliberately ordered way too much food just to explore the menu. Wow! Impressed! We got the Haemul Pajeon (Seafood & Green Onion Pancake), Samgyeopsal Ssambap (Grilled Pork Belly Set), Doenjang Jjigae (Fermented Soybean Paste Stew), Yukgaejang (Hot & Spicy Beef Soup), Mukcham Kimbap (Aged Kimchi & Tuna Kimbap), and Flat Mandu dumplings. Bliss! Everything exceeded our expectations. We ate like kings! Wish I lived closer. Would be eating here several times a week. Service was very good. Small kinda cramped interior. Self serve water in the back of restaurant. Takes credit cards. I got a chuckle that Subway is attached next door to Manna. Talk about opposites...

We came here for an early lunch and the food was delicious! Definitely feels like a bite of home…read morecooked food. Overall, food is great, price point feels a little expensive. Service was great!

There was no wait to be seated. I was a little disappointed due to the menu having several things…read morecrossed out in sharpie and the items that we did try to order we were told had substitutions made due to what they had in stock. The dishes we did end up ordering were very tasty though. I really liked the mandu and the bulgogi BiBimBab. We were given a complimentary miso soup and a side of pickled radish and kimchi and they were so yummy to have alongside our food. They were very generous with the mussels in the seafood noodle dish as well. The servers were very nice and it seemed very clean inside. I was glad to have stopped in there for dinner!

Based on a recommendation from Yelp, we decided to give this restaurant a try. It definitely won't…read morebe our last visit. Excellent, authentic Korean food served in a casual cafe with all self-serve (making a tip optional.) We noticed right away that the majority of staff and customers were Asian, which seemed to be a promising sign. The menu is in Korean with English descriptions. Many of the dishes were new to us so the staff member taking our order was helpful in describing ingredient and spices. We chose the marinated beef slices served with rice and the seafood noodle soup (spicy.) Both dishes were outstanding and the servings were huge. They were served with condiments of kimchi, a pickled cabbage and another pickled vegetable we didn't recognize. All excellent. We loved that there was hot mustard, rice vinegar and soy sauce available. We also had an appetizer of friend vegetable dumplings and steamed pork dumplings. The flavors, texture and heat were perfect. The bill for two entrees and two appetizers was $65 (with no tip.) We brought home leftovers that will make two more meals paired with a some sides. Feels like a decent value. Look forward to our next visit.l and being more adventurous with our selections.

Super casual place and filled with all Asian people- yay! You order at the counter, get a buzzer,…read morehave to grab your own utensils, drinks and any condiments, then bus your table afterwards, no tip required! My mom said this place is well known and now we know why, the mul nangmyun is THE BEST in the Detroit area. The broth is very flavorful, lots of noodles, crunchy cucumber/radish and so good! My mom ordered the Bibim nangmyun (hot sauce on the side so you can control the heat), and since you don't see pork neck BBQ a lot, we ordered that and it was also so delicious! Also, bonus, definitely try the hot broth (self serve), love that they have that! We thoroughly enjoyed our meal and want to try more. We would come every week if we lived closer!