Needed to unload some Joong Boo $3 coupons and this place (unlike K Grill) accepted multiple so…read morethis smoothie was free! Excellent and friendly service from the adorable cashier... man Im old when I'm thinking younger Gen Z are cute kids ... anywhoo... I like the vibe and menu... I think this is my fave spot in this long line of varied Korean cuisines here at the JB food court

Tucked into the food court of Joong-Boo grocery store, KCafe & Eats is one of the food court…read moreoptions and absolutely delicious! I needed to go grocery shopping, but before the tasks begins hubs and I needed lunch! We walked thru the choices available at the food court and decided that Korean wings would be a tasty lunch meal. We were there just before 3:00 so we ordered the KPopcorn chicken lunch special. It came with tater tots (my fav), popcorn chicken with ddukbokki (ttekbokki) in the OG sauce, and a soft drink. We also got a 5 piece chicken wing in honey sauce and a taro blended smoothie. The popcorn chicken with dduk-bokki was plentiful for a lunch special. The OG sauce is DELICIOUS! It's slightly spicy, sweet, umami, and covered everything well! The popcorn chicken was crispy and juicy, nice plump sized pieces, and the dduk-bokki was nicely seared, chewy, and fresh! The tater tots were fried well and we dipped it in the OG sauce. The wings were larger and juicy, sooooo crispy, and covered in plenty of yum honey sauce. It wasn't a sickly sweet honey sauce, it was well balanced! The taro freeze tasted like taro which is good. I've had it at other places where it just tastes like a cup of slushy ice and a hint of something. The owner (I think he was the owner) was so sweet and was patient while I tried to figure out what we wanted. Because we were there just before 3:00 on a Monday, it wasn't very busy. There are plenty of tables for seating and enjoying your food. They're spaced nicely apart and all kept clean. The food court area is separate from the grocery store and has its own entrance (far right doors as you face the front of the store). To get to the grocery side you'll have to leave the food court and walk over to the other entrance. Craving some delicious Korean wings, dduk-bboki, or even bingsoo? KCafe will really hit the spot and it's so affordable!

Will malls as we know them be around another 5 yrs. or more?…read more Who knows, but Woodfield is still the 10th largest mall in the entire U.S. by size for those keeping count. And for a top 10 mall, just about every type of store and dining option awaits you upon entry. The HVAC ventilation system didn't seem to be working optimally this weekday. Restrooms were well-attended to. Plenty of free, available parking. Top-notch people watching spot. 2nd-tier must see stop for travelers visiting the Chicago metro area for the 1st time.

Having a lot of time is key to looking around this big ass Schaumburg mall. It may not be as great…read moreas it was but it still has lots to check out. Woodfield Mall is the biggest in Illinois and it certainly isn't a surprise. A crap tons of stores are here. There's also a food court and restaurants. Certainly it has a lot of history. It's the main thing interesting about this suburb. There's a bunch of other businesses and restaurants that have come in around it and it's still got quality stuff after all of these years. As for the mall itself there's plenty to look at. The location is located close to major highways and there's bus routes. Has a lot of impact on the local economy. It opened in 1971 by the Taubman Company and is now owned by Simon. Has a few main anchors. There's currently JC Penney, Macy's, Nordstrom, and Primark. Has a couple of floors. On the first floor is Ben And Jerry's, Crocs, Express, Hollister, Starbucks, and TCBY. On the top floor is Anthropologie, Auntie Anne's, Eddie Bauer, LEGO Store, Uncle Julio's, and Zumiez among other things. A lot of course has changed. There used to be a Rainforest Cafe and of course there used to be Sears. Got to check it out even though it's not like it used to be. It's located along Golf Road. There's a few times it may be sketchy but people usually aren't violent or whatever.

Honestly solid food. If you're needing to get something…read morequick whether its lunch or dinner. The place to be. I'm one to watch my macros and just enjoy the foods I love. If you're that guy come here. If you just want a solid burger or anything Korean BBQ related, youve come to the right spot. I'm hyping this place up not just because I like the food but the options this place gives and the flavor that goes into there meals.

We were in the Schaumburg area and a combination of good online reviews and a craving for bulgogi…read moreled us to K Grill. K Grill has the usual food-court ambience, and the space is well kept and clean. Service was quick and friendly, portions were good, and the prices felt reasonable for what we got. We ordered the pork bulgogi and spicy chicken, that came with kimchi, rice, dumplings and fried egg. The pork bulgogi was easily the highlight - flavorful, and exactly what I was hoping for. The spicy chicken was tasty, although I wouldn't really call it spicy. The dumplings were pretty run-of-the-mill and didn't stand out either way. Overall, it was an Ok meal. If you're at Joong Boo Market and looking for a quick bite at the Market Food Hall, it's one of the options to try.

This place was extremely accommodating for my allergies. Instead of brushing me off completely, the…read moremanager went above and beyond to make sure I had something to eat. He was extremely knowledgeable about which foods had which allergens, which I really appreciated. The food I eventually got was SO GOOD. Even my mother (who also got a bowl) said it was really good too. It's a cute little place! They tend to play lots of korean pop, which adds to the ambience. Will be returning! Love it!

We have been here twice in the past few months…read more The first time, we ordered an already curated bowl. It had chicken and corn and some other things. Since it was our first time, we weren't really sure how or what to order so that's what we went with. The second time, we each made our own bowls. After we sat down, we tried what everyone ordered. Everything was very good. Bowl building seems to be the in thing right now with BIBIBOP and Cava and Naf Naf. I'm here for it. I also love the complementary miso soup... it's really good. I ordered a small bowl, I wanted a kids bowl but he said they were for kids. The tables were a little sticky as was the drink area but nothing a wet napkin couldn't fix.

Stop by here to get some thing to eat after my long day meetings…read more They had multiple Asian dishes, including Vietnamese Pho. Knowing that it is fast food, my expectation was pretty low. I also got the shrimp spring rolls. Again, it wasn't fresh. It was sitting around for a little bit, so the Rice paper was a little tough. Overall satisfied

Very slow service and not worth the price. I ordered a…read morenoodle cha-cha man and after three bites, my noodle was done.

Used to work down the street and this was a great go to for lunch. Now I travel up for dinner and…read morestill just as good. From the bibimbap to the bentos and the side dishes you will enjoy the flavors and leave full. Getting hungry just typing this out.

Great authentic Korean food and dishes come out fast and piping hot. Amusingly we were warned when…read morewe arrived (8pm Friday night) that "kitchen closes 9 o'clock" We said - sure no problem Then at 8.45 sharp both our waiters come to the table and basically said the same thing which made us laugh with the straightforward honesty...." You go home now. Kitchen closed." Pretty much we were told to hurry up and finish and get the heck out and everyone was waiting for us to leave at 9pm sharp. It was so shocking that we just had to laugh - (what if I didn't WANT to go home ??) Anyway, besides that, we'd definitely return- we had the hot stone bibim bap and I had the silky tofu seafood hot pot which would have been better if it had "seafood" besides two tasty shrimp - I did ask and was told that there are mussels as well but maybe that's not in the Friday night hot pot. No mind. It was delicious- we shall return - at an earlier hour so we don't get kicked out to the kerb at closing

Wok Aholic is a good option for a quick bite in the Woodfield. The food options are laid-out, so…read moreyou can see what you getting before you order. Service was quick and friendly. I selected the Kung Poa Chicken with stir fried noodles to share with my granddaughter. The portion was generous and sharable. The chicken was spicy and the vegetables were crispy and fresh. While it was a little pricy, it was very good and filling. The food court is clean and comfortable. Near by restrooms are modern and upscale. Don't forget to ask for chopsticks.

This lady was closing and instead of cooking my bro up with the orange chicken, you know cause…read morethey're gonna toss it, she's stingy with it, and they didn't wanna give my dad a sample like holy greed, whatever won't lie the chicken was pretty delicious

03/01/26 - We were invited here for dinner tonight to celebrate my wife's high school classmate…read morebirthday. There were a number of her high school friends along w/her daughters that hosted the event. When we arrived the restaurant parking lot was completely full. I dropped off my wife and one of her classmates @ the door & went to find a parking spot. The restaurant was packed w/people waiting to be seated & people coming in to pick up their carry out orders.

Arrived around 5pm on a Wednesday. Was seated right away and was filling up fast while we ate. They…read moreprovide pot of tea with a glass of ice water when you sit down. The egg rolls and fried rice were outstanding! Sweet and sour sauce was not good and was very hard to get out of the container they put it in. The general tsos chicken was very dry (lots of breading with dried out chicken) and the pad Thai had almost no sauce and the noodles were oily. Both looked great but didn't deliver on the taste I'd go back to give them one more try but wasn't impressed during this visit.

We came in on a Monday night for a birthday for one of our party. We were seated promptly and the…read morehostess was very nice. The restaurant is kept very clean . It took a little while for a server to come see us though. They staff the kitchen plentifully but it sees as though they may be short on servers. We ordered appetizers chicken sticks and calamari and both were excellent. For entires, we ordered orange chicken, lemon chicken, the rainbow lo mein, kung pao chicken, and then sweet and sour chicken. The food is so very good. Probably the best Americanized Chinese food we've ever had. Especially the kung pao. One thing to watch out for is the tip is added to your bill automatically. We did call afterwards when we realized this and the restaurant accommodated us appropriately. We were pleased. Regardless, I would very much recommend this place.

Had some pretty okay Chinese food at this long time establishment in Schaumburg that's often a…read morefavorite among locals. It actually isn't quite as great as its apparent reputation. Yu's Mandarin has a menu of mostly classics and some modern takes. A classy yet casual atmosphere. The prices are pretty high for portions. Finding out about this place we chose to check it out after looking around for Chinese. It's a restaurant that has been here a long time around here. They were pretty packed inside at lunch so that was a good sign. Has a bar if wanting to get cocktails. The food is the main thing. It's about $10 for the cheapest cocktails. We got a couple of these. I got the Mango Tequila Sunrise. This comes with one of those little umbrellas. It's about $12 for the cheapest entrees. There's meaty and there's vegetarian. I got the Mandarin Bean Curd. These were chewy pieces of tofu with a few pea pods. She got the Szechuan Eggplant. Was spicy. Actually it wasn't a lot. The prices were just too high to get these. Good food but the costs are too high. It's located on Golf Road in the one plaza. There's pretty great choices for vegetarians but whatever.