Dinner was very good. My only complaint is you can't get the "All You Can Eat" unless everyone at…read morethe table pays for it. My son and I wanted the ayce, but my husband ordered chicken bulgogi. The only way we could have ayce was if the 3 of us paid for it.

Came to this place last year. Was on the whim idea. Open and clean space. Definitely a romantic…read moresetting for a couple to cook and feed each other. It's def an experience place. You are the cook and server. The only thing they do is bring the food to the table and take dirty plates away. I felt the amount of meat was lacking for the price. Trying to do low carb? Do not recommend this place they offer a lot of veggies, rice and noodles plus dipping sauces. The quality of everything was excellent tho. The bathrooms were clean. The staff were helpful. There are so many drinks to choose from. Will be back.

The food was both refreshing and comforting, with flavors that felt thoughtfully prepared. The…read moreservice was excellent--I was seated right away, and the food arrived quickly. The restaurant itself is small and cozy, creating a welcoming atmosphere that clearly reflects the care and attention put into every dish.

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 and service were perfect. I've never thought that I can…read morehave real Korean cuisine in Greensboro.

The food was amazing and the service was also! This is definitely somewhere I will be visiting…read moreagain!

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.

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.

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.

I walked in and was struck by how empty the pace was at 6pm. I soon found out why…read more ULTRA high prices on skimpy portions. This isn't even authentic Korean food. They throw extra sugar into everything, which you would never do in Korea. I regret that they got my money for the tiny portions that arrived at my table, including the tiny entree. I went after this place to the adjacent Halal joint for an actual dinner. Oh, and the crappy pop music here at this "Korean" restaurant! Truly horrible stuff.

This is a seat yourself spot with QR codes at the table to order food and drinks. They have few…read moredifferent sections to sit with lots of tables. This was my first time sitting inside since it was such a cold day. Food came out very fast and was good. The Burrito Bowl is a lot of food, and I had plenty for leftovers.

Positives: staff was really nice. There is a lot of seating for big groups. The garden is cozy and…read moresweet on a gorgeous day. Not so positive: parking can be tough, the lot is always packed. I think it is a shared lot because the restaurant was pretty empty during my visit today. i have visited twice now (jan 2026 & may 2026) and i order a decent amount of food for the table to share. Both times, every plate has been room temperature. Thats super disappointing especially since the Korean dishes we ordered are typically served very hot (and in clay pots). It would be fine if my food was even remotely warm, but that hasnt been the case for either of my visits. Our food took a very long time to come out, which would have also been fine had the food came out hot, so i am wondering why it took so long to send out cold food? Also, for some reason there was a strong odor of some sort permeating through the beer hall. I couldnt place what it was but it was not pleasant for me. I feel like i am rarely sensitive to smells but i had to spritz a perfume to mask it. It might've just been a cleaning product or something, not sure. Something to note is that you have to pay for the banchan here. This is typically served with your meals for no additional cost as they are considered 'essential' to your meal. So a charge for them was surprising for me.

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!

The most unusual taco spot. I had a hibachi chicken taco that tasted like I was at hibachi. The…read morechicken 101 was so good. Tacos are big. 2 was more than enough. We also tried the fried rice. Huh? Fried rice at a taco spot. It was SO good! Just a few booths, tables and bar seats. I bet they get busy!

I had the pork belly bao buns, fries, and a drink. The food tasted good overall, but I did feel…read morelike it was a little overpriced for what you get. My meal came out to about $25. The biggest disappointment was the pork belly bao buns. Each bun only had a very thin slice of pork belly, so it ended up being mostly bread. Flavor-wise they were still good, but I expected a bit more filling. I also didn't feel like the sides (the coleslaw and pickles) gave an authentic Korean vibe, though everything still tasted decent. The fries were good and the service was great. My waiter was friendly and attentive, which definitely improved the experience. Overall, it was a solid lunch, but the value could be better. I would still come back, mostly because there aren't many places in the Triad where you can get pork belly bao buns.

The food was so good, it definitely hit the spot when we were looking for something to eat. The…read moreplace was very clean and the service was very friendly and attentive. We ordered the bulgogi Bibimbap (so recommended), fried chicken so crunchy I can still hear it, and the Sotteok Sotteok so good and spicy. Definitely we will be back

Overall the food was decent. The flavor was sufficient. The service also wasn't the best, with us…read moreneeding to ask for water refills/napkins and needing to repeatedly find the server. The ambiance overall was fitting for my group as we had our own corner and it feels open enough but also sectioned enough to have privacy. Overall the experience is solid and I'd go again if I want to eat Korean food nearby with a homestyle experience.

I had heard from a friend that Chosun Ok was a chain that was pretty common on the West Coast, but…read moreupon walking in, I was pleasantly surprised that this location certainly did not feel that way. Chosun Ok is probably as authentic as Korean food can get in the area, and I'm very happy to say that it certainly scratches the itch. Service is kind and timely, and the food tastes great - I knew from the moment that the diverse set of banchan came out that I was in the right place. The seafood pancake was robust, the stone-pot bibimbap fulfilling, and the jjamppong surpassing my expectations. Chosun Ok is definitely a place I'll be returning to!

01/04/26 Located in the same shopping center as Super G Mart, Tampopo gives hole in the wall mom &…read morepop vibes. Prices are on the higher side, but service was great and the food is good! Ramen was ok, the Japanese Beef Rice Bowl, Tampopo Sweet & Spice Chicken and (no pictured) Dango would be my recommendations! They also won us over with the surprise desserts at the end of our meal

I arrived with a party of three at about 7:30 PM. We were immediately addressed in a harsh tone…read moreletting us know that they closed at "8:30 sharp" and if we were sure we wanted to eat in. I would've probably left but we were starved and didn't have the brainpower to really try and brainstorm anything else. And it's ramen-how long could it really take. The waitress was prompt-I was afraid I would feel rushed but she seemed to have a hurried nature and it didn't feel directly related to it being close to closing. I ordered my ramen with no egg and spicy and it came with no spice and an egg. Disappointing to say the least because I've heard great things and expected better since in the short period of time we were there, so many people came in to pickup takeout orders. There was 2 pieces of thinly sliced pork in my ramen and it was mostly mushrooms. The broth was super flavorful I just wish I had more spice. Based off my experience, I wouldn't be interested in returning on my own. I'd visit if a group of friends wanted to go or for takeout to give them another try.