Went for lunch. The food was great! We had the pork bowl; good portion size for lunch.read more

A true mom and pop shop, run by Korean couples, in middle of nowhere. True Korean. Food is very…read moretasty. Portion is on smaller side. The rice is like a thin layer at bottom. They have add on for protein. Service is not bad considering its very small restaurant. Only have few dining tables. Support local businesses. SYOY!

Had a great time with the family here only wish they cooked the food but I did do a great job if I…read moredo say so myself lol

The food was good/as you'd you'd expect it. But the majority of our burners didn't work properly…read more While the waitress nice, we didn't see her much and none of the food was explained when it was brought to the table. We didn't know what was what. The atmosphere was pretty neat, but absolutely not worth the price. Plus no take out and charging a food waste charge is crazy to me.

If you're looking for authentic Korean food, look no further. Not fancy, but you won't be…read moredisappointed with the food.

I saw this place as I was shopping at Super G mart and decided to give it a try. This is a little…read morestrip mall with a bunch of Asian restaurants and stores the store front is very unassuming but the inside is nice and quaint. The server sat me right away as I was there just 30 minutes after their opening. By the time I was wrapping up my meal it was more crowded and I witnessed a lot of people come for pick-up. Seems very popular. The menu wasn't too expansive, but it had a bunch of Korean dishes that I would love to return and try. I was in the mood for soup so I ordered their spicy kimchi stew with pork. The food came quickly, again I was there fairly early. The stew was served with banchan (Korean side dishes) and rice. The banchan consisted of broccoli, bean sprouts, kimchi, cucumber kimchi, tofu skins, and marinated potatoes. They all have very different flavors and each of them go well as a side dish with the stew and rice. I prefer kimchi on the spicier side but again that is my personal preference. The kimchi stew came out sizzling and smelled wonderful. I tried all the side dishes while it cooled down a bit. Once I was able to dig in it was packed full of flavor didn't need anything added. I would say it was more mild than spicy but I have a higher spice tolerance than most. Overall I had a pleasant experience enjoyed the service and the food will return with husband and kids to try more of their menu. I hope everything is just as good as the stew was.

Food was good and the experience was great. You definitely get plenty of food and won't go away…read morehungry

Literally the only photo I got because the food was THAT good I totally forgot to get the…read moreobligatory food pic lol. But seriously, they completely exceeded our expectations. Our waitress was absolutely lovely and made sure our drinks were never empty, while also checking in plenty of times to see if we wanted to order more. $38 for all-you-can-eat is such a steal for this place. And honestly, the atmosphere alone puts it above some of the other Korean all-you-can-eat spots in the Triad. In the words of my lovely husband, "This place doesn't feel like an Applebee's." And honestly... he's not wrong.

I haven't had hwaedupbap (sp?) in years seapite the fact that I reside in los Angeles densely…read morepopulated with Korean restaurants. This raw fish over rice and spring mix was delicious, a little on the pricey side. The Bulgogi fries were super delicious. There was a hint of sweet in this dish so it wasn't just cheese topped bulgogi. The jalapenos packed a little bit of punch but perfectly proportioned. My husband enjoyed his Dolsot Bibimbap. Every dish was presented well. It looks like a popular late night place for young people. I would come back. Note: the location was a little tricky as it appears to be at a corporate park.

We were in the mood for Korean fried chicken and this was the only place we could find near us…read more First red flag was that the restaurant was empty on a Friday night. The fried chicken was 100% frozen and they just added the sauce. We also got the fried rice which was straight up inedible. Waste of money and would not recommend.

Seoul garden will always be the best local korean restaurant for me. This place made me a korean…read morefood enthusiast. The staff is always welcoming and service is usually quick unless its a holiday. When I dine in I usually order the original korean fried chicken and spicy beef soup( always delicous). A local favorite that has been here for decades.

Got the beef bulgogi dish. Tasted ok, but was super hot. It…read morewas lacking some beef, seems like it had more veggies and rice. Place was clean, service was good. Music playing in the background. I was the only person in the restaurant during lunch. Overall a good spot if you like Korean style food.

Not sure how I have lived in Chapel Hill almost 5 yrs, have driven by these place almost daily and…read morenever tried it. I must admit, the outside and parking lot leaves a lot to be desired but the inside is a secret garden! So, I am so glad a friend asked us to meet here for lunch yesterday. No greeter and the main entrance and different parts that don't appear to be part of Namu but all are ‍. So, if it's your first time know this. All food is ordered by a QR code which is fine but again if it's your first time, there's no one even walking around that you can ask questions to. But, let's talk about the main star-the food. I like Korean food, have had the widely known bulgogi, kimchi etc. My eyes were startled to see gimbap on the menu. After watching Extraordinary Attorney Woo on Netflix and becoming obsessed with it, IYKYK; I had to try the gimbap. I loved, loved the shrimp tempura gimbap. It was generous portions so I got to bring some home. And, the six different homemade sauces were delicious too...I tried them all. Definitely I will be back and I loved the ambiance!

This is such a cool place to pop in for coffee, lunch, work time or just to hang. I barely found…read morethis place as it's kinda hidden off the main road but once inside it seems to go on and on with many spaces to hide or be seen. I met some friends for lunch and we landed in the outdoor space which is super nice. They have an efficient ordering system - scan QR code and not long after our order arrived. They have a system to flag a staff member if you need additional service. I ordered one of there popular dishes as I love poke bowls. Bibimbap with chicken. Lots of veggies and served over rice or not. This was interesting and good. The ambiance is cool and I loved the vibe here.

Great Elon spot. Love all the different options of tacos…read more Family favs are K Steak, shrimp melt, brussel truffle, and chicken 101 tacos. And sides of brussels sprouts are a must. Staff are super friendly!

Excellent food and an intriguing menu...I had a butter chicken taco and a smoked pork taco...both…read morewere excellent with intriguing flavors. The butter taco was served in a warm pita like wrapper and tasted very much like butter chicken I have had at many Indian restaurants. The smoked pork taco had a slightly sweet salsa that was delicious and worth the trip back. The team there was very friendly and I'd drive back to Elon simply to eat there. A great experience!

Clean, friendly, and super delicious food! Oh my goodness I can't wait until my next visit…read more Everything I tried was top notch. The chicken wings are some of the best I've had in the area. Every single one was delicious I love the crispy outside and lots of meat on the inside. Yum! My favorite was the soy garlic I really enjoyed my soy garlic Korean tacos as well. The coleslaw and sauces were really well done! The doughnuts my goodness I'm a sucker for fresh hot soft and squishy doughnuts and they hit the nail on the head! I'll for sure be bringing my family back soon!

Oh how I love Bonchon! Please note parking at this location is quite limited and could cause you to…read morepay to park. 3 out of 5 With that being said we got the Bulgogi Bibimbap it did come with a side of sauce to add spice so you can adjust to your own liking. It does come in a very hot stone bowl if you don't mix it around ever so often the rice will over cook at the bottom causing it to be rock hard We also got the Bao Buns Pork as an App... 10 out of 5 Compare to other Korean locations they do have a charge for every side dish and even .99 for extra sauce. Kimchi is now $3.95 I think which is quite expensive for a small side dish.... I honestly think if you have your own sides the food is better to go. 4 out of 5 Our waitress was very kind and to the point wasn't over bearing but also refilled drinks when needed. 5 out of 5 The ambiance felt more of a quick food experience not so much a sit down. But I do love how they had there history locations that made Bonchon who they are today. 4 out of 5 But so happy they do have kids options 5 out of 5

Went there for lunch. Had hot stone bibimbop and kalbi tang (short rib soup) along with kimchi…read morepancake. Very good korean food. Filling portions, and good sidedishes (banchan). Nice owners, mom and pop business. Comfy dining room, looks like they've been here a while. Highly recommended for korean food in the area.

I stopped by Chosun Ok with some friends, and since it wasn't too busy when we arrived, we were…read moreable to get a table right away even with our larger group. Service was friendly, but it seemed like it was just the owners working, so once our food came out, they didn't really have a chance to check in on us much. We ordered a variety of dishes to share family style, which was nice for trying a little bit of everything. That being said, nothing really stood out to me -- everything was just okay, which honestly fits the name pretty well. Overall, if you're craving Korean food and don't have many options nearby, Chosun Ok is worth checking out. But with so many other restaurants I'd like to try, it probably won't be a place I rush back to anytime soon.