We went here Saturday night around 8:30pm for the 20% off happy hour special. It wasn't too busy…read moreluckily as we were starving. As a group of 3, we ordered the couple set which had a surprisingly good variety of meat and was enough to fill us up! Love the quality and refillable sides. The only thing that we were surprised about was how bright it was inside, and didn't feel like it for the ambience for kbbq. Otherwise, everything was well worth it especially with the discount.

Located in the Hanin Village plaza - plenty of parking - also pretty transit friendly if you decide…read moreto walk over from Lougheed. Place gets busy very quickly - so you will want to reserve ahead of time if possible - as the wait can get pretty long. Ventilation for our table was so bad - just kept blowing fumes right into our face - smelled good, but the excessive smoke a bit much. Service was friendly - However, very very slow - just getting the basic tea/water and utensils was a wait - and the wait for the raw meat was even longer -. I find the combos here pretty pricey - not much value for dollar in my opinion - portions were pretty small - even food at other customers tables looked a little lackluster - Don't get me wrong the food was fresh and tasty - In terms of value and service - I won't be able to give it higher then a 3. - most likely will skip this place - as the korean scene in the area is very competitive.

Went there on a Saturday night and we had a reservation made 2 days before which was a good call…read morebecause it was pretty full when we got there. 3 of us on the table got their option A (premium beef) which comes with corn cheese, salad, and other sides as well as 2 rice and a choice of soup. We also got prime grade beef short ribs, marinated short ribs, and brisket point. I would say this can easily be shared by 4 people because it's a lot of food! We ate all the meat but had a lot of the soup and rice left. It was $140 for all of that which when split is pretty good! My favourite was their brisket point. Their soup was also veryyy comforting!! My other two friends got their glass noodles and Korean pancakes. The glass noodles were delicious!! Very flavourful. The pancakes I thought were a little too oily. I would definitely come back! The service was fast but I thought it was very strange that they wouldn't provide more than 2 takeout boxes for a table of 5.

Tried out Galbi and went straight for the soups. We ordered the Hangover Soup and the Pork Kimchi…read moreSoup. Both were delicious! The flavors were deep and comforting, just what you'd want from a good Korean soup. The decor is not much but quite intimate and cozy. The only downside is that the quantity of meat felt a bit on the lighter side. The kimchis, though, were really good as it was fresh, tangy, and perfectly balanced. There was no welcome tea or rice tea, which I kind of expected, but the service was prompt and friendly. Alcohol and other drinks are a bit pricey, but that seems to be the trend everywhere now with the strike. Overall, a great new addition to New West. I'll definitely be back to try more from their menu

Looks like the whole building is closed down & under construction?…read more Don't come like we did expecting it to be open! Reported to Yelp, but there's no other way to notify folks as a Tip, so my rating doesn't count.

Evening, you'd better considering long waiting time. All the…read morefood is savoury. If you have first visit, ask a server what to take.

New AYCE Pork Belly in Coquitlam ! Kim's BBQ House offers thick pork belly for dinner at $32.95…read more(Mon-Thurs) and $35.95 (Fri-Sun). You get soybean paste soup, kimchi, assorted side dishes, lettuce, garlic/pepper pieces, & ssamjang as part of this deal. You can also get add ons like steamed egg, Korean rolled omelette, rice, more soybean paste soup & kimchi fried rice. If you have too much pork belly leftover, making kimchi fried rice with it is the perfect way to end the meal! The food was yummy & meat quality was decent. Note: There is a 1hr30min dining limit & packing of leftovers are not allowed.

this is a new KBBQ place but I have to say, there are a lot more better ones around the area (near…read moreK-town/Lougheed). We got AYCE ($32.95 per person, Mon-Thurs) but it's only pork belly. The pork belly was really lean, so when grilled it was tough and kinda dry. This set also comes with soybean soup (non refillable). On the plus side: came with 5 side dishes (I've never seen so many!) and the grill was uniquely designed such that it's tilted so the fat collects at the bottom making the meat less greasy. Service was also great - waitress was attentive and kind, we got fried dumplings on the house and a yogurt drink at the end. But I wouldn't come here if I'm not a huge fan of pork belly.

This place consistently has good bbq meats. It gets pretty busy so reservations for large groups in…read morethe tatami private areas are required. They have a bell for quick service. It's not the cheapest but their bbq meats are marinated well.

trying to get a group of friends together with out of town guests isn't always easy, especially…read morewhen everyone's schedules are so hectic. a last minute decision to meet at hanwoori ended up being the perfect middle ground, with one couple even making the drive in from abbotsford. parking is a little limited, but once everyone arrived, the evening quickly settled into what korean bbq does best...bringing people together around the grill. the five of us, four adults and one child, shared combo b, which came with marinated prime beef ribs, beef bulgogi, chicken bulgogi, spicy pork bulgogi, deep fried pork dumplings, japchae, and janguk (beef bone soup). we also added a seafood pancake and bibimbap because, let's be honest, it's hard to stop ordering once you get started. our server brought out the banchan, followed by the platter of raw meats, then proceeded to snip the beef short ribs into bite sized pieces with a pair of kitchen scissors, making them easier to handle, cook, and even better to eat. one of the things i enjoy most about korean bbq is that dinner becomes interactive, not just a meal. while the meat sizzled on the grill, we took turns cooking, pouring each other's water, passing dishes around the table, serving one another, catching up on life, and laughing our way through the evening. somehow, the best conversations always seem to happen around a hot grill. the marinated beef ribs were the highlight of the meats for me, tender, juicy, and packed with flavour. the different bulgogi selections offered a nice variety, while the japchae was savoury and satisfying. the seafood pancake arrived crispy around the edges, although it was a little greasier than i would've liked. the deep fried pork dumplings were the only real disappointment. the filling tasted like it was mostly cabbage, lacking the meaty flavour i was expecting. the banchan were fine, but nothing particularly noteworthy. my favourite dish of the night, though, was the janguk. rich, comforting, and deeply flavourful, it was the one thing i found myself wishing there was more of. unfortunately, our table of five was only served one small bowl each, and i honestly could've polished off another one or two helpings. by the end of the evening, we were full, happy, and in no rush to leave. while the food was good overall rather than exceptional, korean bbq has never really been just about the food for me. it's about gathering around the grill, slowing down, sharing a meal, and spending quality time with the people you're with. sometimes, that's exactly what makes dinner memorable.

Food: even though this place was not all you can eat the combos are huge! We got the combo for 3…read morepeople and ordered an additional meat and it was so much we couldn't finish it we had to take it home. We also ordered some drinks which was delicious. Service: service was great, they were kind of busy so we had to flag down our servers a couple times but after asking for whatever it was we wanted they delivered asap. Ambiance: it was casual, they were playing K-pop songs on the tv and I couldn't help but watch the tv while eating.

My second review of this restaurant, and the rating has dropped from 5 to 3 stars. I came here on a…read morecold winter day, in December, and it's 4 degrees outside. The interior is just as cold. There's no heat on whatsoever and everyone, even the boss (?) has got their winter jacket on. The woman next to me is currently blowing hot air into her hands. It's definitely not very comfortable and enjoyable eating while wearing bulky jackets. Seriously, is the restaurant just being cheap or something? Maybe their remedy is to have customers drink their hot soups. Not sure if ownership has changed but the food tastes different. The salad used to have a very refreshing dressing and had apples in it. Now, the whole salad is rather generic and the sauce is identical to those salads you find in Japanese all you can eat restaurant. The beef stew from the lunch combo also tasted different. It used to be rather rich and now it's meh. The rice cake in it was not cooked thoroughly as the middle part was still flour-y. I ordered the same food as 3 years ago and upon comparing , the portion has definitely shrunk, noticeably the juicy beef ribs and the black bean noodles. I hadn't taken any pictures because I had thought the food was identical to my previous pictures... Sorry yelpers, i should've taken some as proof. I am quiet disappointed with this place as I used to love their food and came here quite often before. However, this is definitely human cruelty. I'm sitting here shivering while i type this review. I'm not coming here anymore.

I haven't been to Nadri in a long while and it used to be one of my favorite restaurants in K town…read more I was somewhat disappointed at the food i received and the service provided. I'm not sure if it's because they depend another restaurant nearby and all the good staff went over there?! The server lady had a poker face on the entire time. When she brought us our utensils and appetizers, she sort of threw them on the table. Previous visits, we'd get asked for side dish refills or even water. We had to approach them for refills. The kalbi Tang wasn't as tasty as i remembered. Yes the broth is lighter than most Korean soups, but i recalled that it was still rich in taste. Today it tasted a bit watered down and the meat wasn't tender at all. The ginseng chicken soup was also mediocre...perhaps they forgot to season the food? I have officially removed Nadri from my favorites list.

Still coming back to Nadri after all these years! In my recent visit we arrived half an hour before…read moretheir closing and they were kind enough to let us order. But will have to remember to come back earlier next time if I plan to order their fried chicken because they have closed off their fryer by that time. In our visit we ordered the clam kalguksu and galbi tang. Both dishes were full of umami flavours. And it is the perfect place to grab a bite after a day of work for some simple and laid back in a food court setting.

I went here after my hair dresser from Sejong recommended this place yesterday. I was very hungry…read morearound 3pm so I ordered Chicken Combo ($21.98). Chicken Combo was pretty good and filling. Fried chicken and fries were crispy and delicious. Salad and radish were nicely made. I had fried chicken with Yangnyeom sauce it was pretty good. Chicken was coated in a thin batter and the sauce was flavorful and yummy. I better go here instead of going to Chicko next time. Portion and the price were pretty reasonable. Staff were fast and friendly. She offered me a take out box and a bag without charging. That was really nice of her. I was told their Kimbab is huge and filling so that I should come back on day.

We just stumbled into this Korean joint cuz we were hungry and the night market was too far…read more Lucky us! Very busy with tons of patrons and the food was great! - I had the soon tofu with kimchi. They also gave the fish cake side. Really tasty and very filling. - pork belly bibimbap - quite good, the pork belly is right on, great texture and chewy just the right amount. Very balanced. - cheesy spicy tteok-boki. Great cheese flavour, slightly chewy the way it's supposed to be, but not too much. Definitely come back.