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4.0 (128 reviews)
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Tuan T.

Dis my go-to spot for Korean take out. First time I pulled up I ordered Gal Bi and Bi Bim Bap. I decided to mix the Gal Bi with the Bi Bim Bap & I finished it without a single grain of rice left. If you want good food with good portions come here. Yo big back will be satisfied fo sure. Owner will let you know when yo food is ready mine took less than 15 minutes for the Kalbi & Bi Bim Bap to-go. Bean paste soup was better than O Mart for all I kno. Menu is located in the photos if you trynna check it out. Dine in is not available, "Til Further Notice". So, can't really say anything about ambiance other than try to reverse park so when you exit it'll be much easier trust me.

Take out menu available!
Debbie R.

This is a great little hole in the wall made from authentic Koreans! I absolutely love their food and drive 30 minutes to get it from Belton. Sad to see that their dine in is no longer available but the drive thru and take out is!!

Bibim Naeng Myun and combo plate with Ban Chan.
Michelle W.

I have to leave an updated review. My normal spot I go to has been lacking consistency on this soup. Korean Kitchen has always been consistent with the dishes I normally order. It was a rainy day today so I had to have this soup and ordered it extra spicy. The soup was amazing! Full of flavor and spice as requested. The server was pleasant and they always have barley tea for me. Thank you for an amazing visit!

Kimchi. pickled yellow radish, Korean potatoes    They weighed at least one pound each!!
Tatyana W.

Ordered our food from the walk up window. Store was only open for take-out. The outside looks a bit dated, but don't be fooled. Extremely friendly and polite. Ordered from menu and was very surprised by the portions. I ordered a few sides and worried they'd be small portions. Delightfully impressed. The sides felt like they weighed one pound each. I included some pictures. A large portion of Bibimbap was served. Also ordered kimbap, and we received two dozen pieces. Our yakimandu was just as great. Excellent pricing for the portions and quality of the food. Very fresh. Happy with our visit.

Garlic Chicken Wings - - very good
Chris M.

In Killeen on a Saturday afternoon, why not check out something highly recommended in the area? Utilizing Yelp's search I found Korean Kitchen to have favorable reviews, and that sounded optimal so I found them located on busy Veterans Memorial Blvd. I haven't had good Korean food in a while so I was looking forward to this experience. Parking is very limited, probably 5-6 spaces, I walked in and was greeted by one of the owners, he was very nice, warm and friendly and seated me w/ a menu. He got me water and I immediately put in an order for those garlic chicken wings since many have recommended them, I will have to give them a shot. I love bulgogi, kal-bee, and spicy chicken, but on this visit I wanted to try something new. I recalled someone on Yelp mentioning a spicy noodle dish called "Naeng Myun" that was really good and well priced at $8.95. The lady came out from the back to take my remaining order, we talked about the 2 different kinds of naeng myun, one spicy w/ no broth, one not spicy w/ a broth, I opted for the spicy version. She was hesitant to commit to taking my order and kept explaining to me what the dish entailed - - buckwheat noodles that were thin and chewy and spicy, almost like I wasn't sure what I was getting into. I told her I knew noodles and it's all good so hit me up. She directs me to the bulgogi dishes and combination, saying these are popular and the reason why people come here, and I tell her I'm sure it's good but I want something different, so she finally takes my order. I think this is what Mike I. meant when he said (in his review) that the restaurant tells you what to eat and there doesn't seem to be freedom to get what you want - - I think I can certainly relate. The wings came out piping hot and were very good, lots of garlic flavor, no dipping sauce but I do recommend them. My naeng myun dish was very good, they gave me a spicy sauce to top it off along w/ a broth. It was tasty, bits of beef and some veggies, loved the spicy sauce and the cold noodles hit the spot. Since I had a breakfast taco earlier in the day at work I could only manage to eat 3 wings and a few bites of the noodles, and I didn't want to drive back to Austin on an overloaded stomach. I asked her for a box and her suspicious senses show up again - - she glances over my table and says "you didn't hardly eat anything" - - as if I should have eaten everything..? I explained how I needed to get back and wanted to save it for later, so she grabbed a box. Quite odd if you ask me, every customer is different so it's usually best not to judge and just satisfy their request. On the flip side the guy was very nice, open, easy to deal with, and he is eager to please you. It would have been a perfect 5-stars if not for the odd interaction(s), and they also set the A/C too high (76 degrees) as it was too warm inside and felt sticky. They probably think saving a few dollars a month on the electric bill pays in the long run...but ehhhh. I think 72-73 would have made the place much more comfortable. I can't say I'll go out of my way to go back to this place when I return to Killeen, unless I'm really craving Korean food or those garlic wings or want to try their bulgogi. But my food was really good and he was very courteous and professional, just fight and claw your way through her if you opt to deviate from the norm and order something different - - she'll eventually give in.

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William E.

Looked up the reviews and decided to eat here while in town. Food was very good, service not bad, just no signs on where to order (sliding window left of the doors). Would have liked to eat in but you know covid...

Bulgogi with rice and banchan in the background.
Sunita G.

I've been here a few times so, when we drove to Killeen for some errands on a rainy day, we decided to stop here. We shared a fried Yakimandu, which seemed very popular here as we saw some other tables order it too :) I had bulgogi with rice. Normally when I order bulgogi in other restaurants, it comes with lots of onions and carrots. But, here it was all meat so no complaints there. It was tasty too.

Korean tofu soup!
Roxy W.

My husband and I came here for the first time on Valentine's day. I've been craving for Korean food and decided on this place because of the great Yelp reviews. We arrived here before 5pm and and the dining area was empty but the phone kept ringing left and right. I guess most patrons of this restaurant do take out instead of dine in. We ordered and got our food 10-15 minutes after ordering. The side dishes were delicious and just enough spice to it. I ordered tofu soup my husband ordered the spicy chicken. Both entrees were $10 and generous in size. My tofu soup came out bubbly hot and tasty. Our waters did not get refilled but besides that the service was good. I would definitely come back here instead of trying another Korean restaurant when I'm craving for Korean food.

Linh O.

This is a small korean mom-and-pop joint in the middle of nowhere killeen, tx. I ordered the spicy skate for something traditional and the Galbi for something popular. Both were on the mark perfectly average tastin. Nothing bad nothing especially good. I can't give this place more than 3 stars cause 1. Galbi was pretty tough to chew. 2. No ban chan at all. 3. Very little skate. Menu was limited but again this is killeen so I don't hold it against them.

Yakimandoo
Malie P.

It was such a great first experience here! The place looked busy with all the cars out in front but when we walked in there were only three tables with people. We were greeted with a hello and told they would be right with us. We found our own seats and waited for menus. It took a few minutes after the menus for the waitress to come back to take our orders but I wasn't ready just yet so she took our drink orders. When we did order, it took a while for the order to come out but the taste of everything was well worth it! Ordered the yakimandoo, bulgogi and sweet and sour shrimp with rice. I didn't know what to expect with the yakimandoo, but it was delicious reminded me of an egg roll. The bulgogi was just perfect, the meat was nice and tender in small pieces which made it easier for my daughter! And the shrimp, the sauce was just sooooo good and the vegetables were tasty as well. I loved the sides! It's the one thing I always look forward too when eating Korean!

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Service was extremely friendly and fast; stone pot was wonderful; kimchi was unlimited. Glad we stopped here to eat

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Great service. Reminded me of my time at Kunsan. Beef ribs really good and Yakima mando was excellent. I'll be back.

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Their tofu jigae was on point. I love spicy soup and this was spicy. Also had the bulgogi , wish it wasn't diced up too much.

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KOREANA RESTAURANT on RANCIER is a better choice. the prices are a little lower, the food is tastier, and the ingredients are fresher.

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