Great service. Food came out fast. Flavor was great. Highly recommend Korean food in AZ. Portion…read moresizes are huge so that's a plus for family style sharing. Ambiance gives me a cozy feel of a mama/papa kitchen. Banchan 10/10 Japchae 8/10 Seafood scallion jeon (seafood pancake) 10/10 Spicy beef soup 9/10 Lettuce wraps spicy pork 8/10

7.18.26 - family wanted to go out to eat so we decided on this place. I have been once years ago…read morewith some friends but can't remember if I ate or not. I just remember we were seated at the tables toward the right side and it was hot. I decided to give it another try and also wanted cold noodles again after eating it on my recent LA trip. Now I'm on the hunt for the place with the best kimchi cold noodles in AZ (on the east side). I ordered the Radish Neang Myun while my family shared the Lettuce wrap w/ spicy pork, Galbi and Kimchi pancake. The Lettuce wrap combo also came with soy bean stew. The Radish Neang Myun was refreshing on a hot day. I prefer mine with a more spicy kimchi flavor. I added in some from the banchan with lots of vinegar and some hot mustard. My family liked the lettuce wrap and meats but my mom said the soybean paste stew was salty. Wish they offered kimchi stew instead of soybean paste stew, or give the option to choose one or the other. I tried a piece of the kimchi pancake and felt it needed more kimchi flavor and some scallions to add some color to it. The spicy citrus soy sauce it came with wasn't spicy at all. It just tasted like soy sauce. A sweet and salty sauce would taste good with it. Also, it needs a bigger sauce. That thing was tiny! Our server was great! I can't remember his name but he was attentive and checked on us often

This place satisfies a Korean food craving for my wife and I. They did a good job at providing…read moretasty food and great service. Service is mostly done through a bell system at your table. Any waiter that hears the bell comes to your table to assist. The response never took longer than 20 seconds most of the time. To start the appetizer tray at the beginning is an awesome touch that I'm not used to in other places I have tried. It kind of took the guess work out of ordering in my opinion so I only had to focus on what meat or dish I wanted since my sides were already selected and refillable for free through the course of the meal. We ordered the seafood sundubu, beef bulgogi, and sweat and spicy korean fried chicken wings. The portion size was very generous on the wings and on the crispier side which my wife prefers. The seafood sundubu was delicious and was pleasantly surprised to see a decent amount of tofu and seafood types in the dish. The beef bulgogi was also tasty and as I said before just scratched that korean food craving that we had. This has been added to our rotation of date night locations for us! Oh also the bathrooms are very clean.

I came to Koreatown because I was craving kimchi stew for lunch…read more As soon as I sat down to order, the aroma of the kalbi caught my attention, and I decided to treat myself to a little cheat day. I ordered the kalbi and cold noodles for $26.00, and both were absolutely delicious. I had gone a few days without meat, so it was especially satisfying. I also enjoyed the banchan, and I finished everything except the fish cakes, which are just not my favorite. Overall, I really appreciated the meal and the experience. I'll definitely be back soon to try the kimchi stew.

My company was having an onsite to the Phoenix location, and mentioned this location was a…read moretradition for dinner after work. I was intrigued as I've never been, but do enjoy trying more Korean food as I've liked a few dishes I've had in the past. What We Ordered: - Haemul Pajun (seafood pancake): this was delicious and perfect for sharing! Easily able to share with 4-6 people. - Kimchi Jun (vegetarian): This dish was ordered for the vegetarians and they enjoyed. Also, a dish that could easily be shared for 4-6 people. - Bosam: Amazed at how large this platter was! We could have easily had our table of 12 split this, but we had ordered one for each side of the table. We had some after entrees, but we worked to polish it off to avoid any waste as it was a great dish. I'm normally not a pork fan, but I did try a piece and it was good. - Dol Pan Bibim Bap: this came out sizzling and loved the cast iron it was served in. This was very delicious and I'd definitely order again! Shoutout for accommodating a table of 12, and making this a great experience for a company dinner. This place is a legend for our NYC office folks, and I'm glad I got to finally try. I'll definitely be recommending to my local family and friends.

Recommend: Yes! Time over time, always consistent. Always delicious…read more Service: great, kind staff. Sometimes a bit slow but they're just really busy. Ambiance: make you feel like a Korean restaurant. Tip for first timer: try their tofu soup. It is savory, healthy, and low carb. Always been one of my top favorite place here for Korean food. You get your traditional Korean food and tofu soup. Since we been here so often, sometimes I do wish they expand their menu or offer some new dishes lol. But it's still a great place.

I came to Stone Tofu House with some friends while I was visiting Phoenix for a weekend. We stopped…read moreby here for a late lunch before I had to go to the airport. It was pretty quiet when we came by. The actual space is fairly modern with TVs and decor that feels very Asian (even the water jugs!). I actually came here a while ago and wasn't a big fan, making me think I just didn't like tofu. However, this time around, I LOVED what I got. I ordered the Vegetarian Mixed Vegetable Tofu Soup (and asked to make it spicy). It was so good -- really deep flavors alongside a great level of heat. The tofu was delicious and perfectly soft. The rice it came with was also really good -- I'm not sure exactly what it was. The service was fine, but a bit slow given we were one of two tables in the restaurant.

Overall great experience. I loved the food and the options were very unique from other korean…read moreplaces around town so I enjoyed the trip aside from many others apart from my usual expectations of the same one-noted korean food experience. I feel like I got burnt out on it a while back but eating with a vegan had me pleasantly surprised when they brought me here to try their house-made tofu dishes. I really enjoyed their difference in bon chan and was delighted by their $.50 hot drink station at the front. It was cute and very whimsical to get a korean milk coffee out of a quickie machine that presents its own cup when you insert quarters like you're traveling abroad. I liked it a lot. When you're sitting in their little booths, it's also very private and you can also view their process of making tofu in the back on the televisions on the side while you eat it, which is very informative as well. The staff was very clean and prompt at taking orders and never missed anything either, so I definitely appreciated the wait staff and attitude as always.

We had two ribeye steaks & pork belly, mushrooms & all the sides two large South Korean Beers & a…read moresmall bottle of their Korean whiskey. First visit & it was absolutely stunningly delicious. Highly Recommend

First time in Arizona and my family and friends wanted to take us to this kbbq spot because they…read moresaid it was good and comparable to the ones in Cali. We came on a weekday afternoon, so it wasn't busy when we arrived. We got seated within the 10 minutes since they were setting up the tables for us. Ordering is fairly easy since they offer combos depending which meats you like more. Everything we ordered was good quality. My favorite meat cuts were the beef tongue, brisket and the intestines. If you're not into eating inside parts of animals, I would recommend getting the brisket or kalbi cuts. The Banchan (sides) were good too. They had fish cake, kimchi, pickled radish and cucumbers available. We also tried the tofu soup, steamed egg and corn cheese which all came out hot and tasted flavorful. This spot is a-la-carte, so you order off the menu and pay by items. My only downside is that they didn't have rice paper here since I don't really eat the white rice since it fills me up too quickly. Other than that, I would come back here again next time I'm visiting family. Service here was awesome too! We were checked on throughout our whole meal and the servers were friendly.

Justin- Justin Bieber was a great Host, exceptional Service, great laughs, great hospitality!!! We…read morehad such a great time and felt very comfortablex, everything was absolutely delicious. Thank you Justin!!!

Justin was the best manager 10/10 would definitely recommend coming here. Great food great…read moreatmosphere

The food was great and service was quick and nice. I got the beef bulgogi and it was the best I've…read morehad in Arizona.

When my family and I found out they had raw marinated crab we immediately rushed over and we were…read morenot disappointed! Everyone was welcoming and greeted us at the door. Service was quick and the lady that helped us was so nice! When we ordered she recommended to get 3-4 dishes for my family of 6. Serving size was just enough and we did order extra rice. The banchan was great as well. Raw marinated crab was flavorful but wish it had more meat inside. (8/10) LA galbi (9/10) Fried squid (8/10) Kimchi stew (10/10)

Got Seafood Jjajangmyeon. Said for 2 people. More like 4! MASSIVE portions!! Did not disappoint!!…read moreBest Jjangmyeon in town. I am Korean (born in Korea) BTW. Flavors were savory. Had lots of pieces of octopus, shrimp, etc. Ingredients were fresh and cooked deliciously. Very good jjangmyeon sauce, might I add. It's all about the sauce! Came out hot and we ate to our hearts' content. Place is located in peaceful food court inside Asiana Market. Spacious seating. Hmart food court might have more variety but the quality at THIS food court is (SMH) loads better.

I'm coming around to this Korean-Chinese cuisine, also known as Sino-Korean cuisine, franchise…read more Updating my review since I recently tried and quite enjoyed their Tangsuyuk and Spicy Chicken. While still not a fan of their jajangmyeon, I gotta say their tangsuyuk and spicy chicken has me wanting to come back for more. Portions are generous, easily shareable between two or three, and it's tasty. Come check out the Asian food court. Grab some temaki sushi at the stall next door and enjoy it with some Korean-Chinese food!