I've been wanting to try this restaurant for a long time now. I'm so glad I finally did. The food…read morewas so delicious it was much better than I imagined it would be. We ordered the seafood pancake, beef bulgogi, glass noodles and beef & radish soup. If you haven't tried their seafood pancake you're missing something special. It was light, the seafood cooked to tender perfection and so tasty. It was my favorite. The bulgogi wasn't overly sweet and it had good flavor. The glass noodles were delicious too. The beef & radish soup was a very light broth and the beef super tender. I can't wait to try other dishes from this restaurant. I was more than pleasantly surprised. I definitely will have to be a regular here because there's so much more I want to try. They do have $9.99 lunch specials, although most everything we ordered was family style. It comes with the assorted side dishes, which were all very tasty. The service was great and it didn't take long for the food to come out. I am a huge fan. There's so many good looking dishes on their menu, and yes, the food looked just like the pictures on the menu. It's a casual atmosphere. Dishes range between $10 - $30 depending on what you're ordering. A hidden gem.

We decided to check out Seoul Hotpot Korean Restaurant yesterday during the Lunar New Year…read moreFestival. It was in the 80s on this February day and we thought some cold noodle soup would do the trick. They have a $9.99 Special Menu that runs everyday from 9 am to 5 pm! The Little Guy went with the Kudzu Cold Noodle dish $9.99. The noodles are made of arrowroot, which we did not know at the time. It had a lot of great flavor that was tangy and had pickled radish in it. I would order this again if I see it on the menu. The Husband ordered the Ox Bone Soup $9.99. The meat wasn't quite what he was expecting as it's served with a brisket. It's served with vinegar, mustard, and green onions to add as you see fit since the broth doesn't typically have a lot of flavor. It was just okay for him. I went with the Soybean Noodle $9.99. The older gentleman taking my order looked at me, and said that usually only Korean people order that dish. He seemed skeptical that I would like it. I felt challenged and not to be swayed, I went ahead with that order. (I did look it up beforehand and it seemed like something I would like.). When my dish arrived, the waitress told me to add salt to it and pointed at the salt shaker on the table. When my dish arrived, I tried it as it was and then added a bit of salt. Ultimately, it's made from soybeans blended down and mixed with nuts or sesame seeds. (I asked later and he confirmed they use a little peanut butter in their version.) I ate the whole thing and we drank all the soup. When the older gentleman came by with the check, he asked me what I thought of the dish and I pointed to my empty bowl. He said usually only older Korean people order that dish as they enjoy the soup part as well. (I guess I have the tastebuds of an older Korean lady.) It's a cold noodle dish and quite refreshing during the hot summer months. I would get this again, and maybe add a bit more salt in the beginning part. I appreciated that he was concerned that I may not like it as I'm sure there probably have been other non-Korean customers who ordered this dish and didn't like it. The meal came with four kinds of banchan - kimchi cucumbers, kimchi cabbage, fish cake, and potatoes. Free refill on banchan as usual. Overall, Seoul Hotpot Korean Restaurant was a decent lunch option on a Saturday without breaking the bank. The Husband saw the neighboring table get the dolsot bibimbap which is one of his favorite Korean dishes. The older gentleman saw the Husband eyeing it and mentioned their version is very vegetable heavy. It's called "!0 Kinds of Vegetables in Hot Stone Pot" for $19.99 on their menu. This is good to know for future visits.

Namsan Tonkatsu located in Cheongdam Food Hall along side with many other yummy Asian restaurants…read more Our group stopped by here for lunch before we headed back to Cali during our Vegas trip. Took me a while to decided on what to eat, but I ended up going with Namsan Tonkatsu because their giant katsu was too hard to resist. I got the King Combo that comes with their giant king katsu, rice, side of coleslaw, mini kimbap, a shrimp tempura and a small bowl of udon. The portion was HUGE and I got to take home the left over and eat them for my next meal. Their katsu was breaded perfectly with w good batter to meat ration. Their sauce was so good and buttery!! Like everything was so good and I left with a full stomach and a happy mood. The lady at the counter was super nice and friendly. Def recommend for big portion and yummy food!!

First time eating at Cheongdam Food Hall. I met up with my cousins last week who were passing…read morethrough Vegas from Colorado and they wanted to eat here. They ordered from Curry Ya but I decided to venture out and try Namsan Tonkatsu. They have a display by the register showing the word "king" on it and I assumed that meant KING SIZE. So I ordered something cheaper thinking I was getting a smaller portion. Boy. was I WRONG. LOL! When they handed me my food, I was like-- EXCUSE ME?! The plate was HUGE. It was practically a serving platter! Two scoops of rice, a massive tonkatsu covered in Korean gravy, salad and sides. I had to recruit my cousins' kids to help me eat it cuz there was absolutely no way I was finishing all of that by myself. Come HUNGRY! The older lady working the register was also so sweet. She was very patient with us, especially since we kept coming back to buy toys for my cousins' kids. She was friendly every single time. Overall, I really enjoyed my first experience at Namsan Tonkatsu and Cheongdam Food Hall. Good food, HUGE portions and friendly service!

Bulgogi! Bibimbap!…read moreKimchi! Let's see do you know these terms? They are food items! And for my short memories of this cuisine, it's been a lovely experience. The food is epic. This little spot is so unique to me . It's a grab and go perfect spot for din din ! Don't feel like cooking? Eat a little guilt free! The food is delicious and good for you too! I've been eating this for a minute and cannot get enough of it. Mmmmmm!!! Let's eat something new. Chopsticks up! The food here is made fresh and healthy! The service is excellent! What's not to love? It's an in and out experience located in the food court area of H Mart! Just let's make sure and try something new! You will be hooked. Honestly, I cannot pronounce the words on the menu, but the staff is helpful. Come and see what's new to your food journeys.

Honestly one of the better tteokbokkis I've had in the states. Tastes and texturally like one of…read morethe tteokbokki stands in Korea, but for $30 in a food court is kinda... :| Soondae tteokbokki (5/5)

Ordered delivery from here, so can't speak much about the service but the packing was very secure…read moreand the items arrived with absolutely no spillage. I ordered the samgyetang which is small chicken stuffed with rice chicken soup which is a healing tonic herbal soup. I also got the galbitang which came with glass noodles and two large beef ribs. Loved their side dishes that they included for free as well and it also came in a unique plastic divided style packaging I have never seen before!! The free side dishes they included were kimchi, fish cake, bean sprout and vegetable. Really liked the kimchi! Their rice is like the Japanese sushi kind which stayed soft til the next day and paired really well with the soups! Food was super yummy and healing too!!!

Lee's Korean BBQ is an absolute win. The bulgogi is hands-down the best--perfectly marinated,…read moretender, and packed with flavor. And all-you-can-eat?? Yes please and thank you! Everything came out fresh and delicious, the vibes were great, and it's the kind of place where you leave full and already planning your next visit. If you love good quality meat, bold flavors, and getting your money's worth, Lee's Korean BBQ is a must. Highly recommend--come hungry!

If you want home-cooked meal and friendly atmosphere, this is definitely a place to be. Eating out…read morecan be a concern for a lot of families, but this place has probably the most healthy side dishes in LAS VEGAS.. We've been coming here regularly for a long time and this place never disappoints.. owner of the restaurant is so caring and warm. It's simply a amazing place.

The food was on point. The service is great. They were very accommodating to reservations. It is…read morenot an all you can eat place but the quality food is so good. I will definitely come back again

We visited for lunch, with 4 adults and 2 kids, and it was a very nice experience. We arrived and…read morewere seated right away, the dining area is pretty large and clean. It was empty when we arrive at 1200, but then filled up. The waiter arrived and took orders, they serve beer and wine. We started with Dumplings and Chinese Buns, then went with Sweet & Sour Pork, Mild Seafood Noodle Soup, Combination Fried Rice, and Spicy Soy Chicken. All were well prepared and delicious. The chicken had and excellent kick, ordered it very spicy. The service was very good, the waiter was running around trying to cover the whole place as it filled up. Overall, a great place for Asian fare.

Spicy black bean noodles tasted burnt and off so had to send that back but liked the idea of…read morejalapenos on top. The spicy beef noodle soup, jjampong, tasted a bit watery for me. I liked the noodles and woodear mushrooms but the beef was very fatty. Simple side dish panchans. Kimchi wasn't bad. Server was kind to replace the black bean noodles with something else but didn't want anything else so he took it off the bill. There were a few tables around and spacious in there. It's hard to find good jjajamyeon and jjampong. My fav spicy jjajamyeon tho is Zizon that is just down the street The place is upstairs and the elevators were broken or far away from the place. Stairs are deep and sketchy. Doesn't feel safe taking them. It rained so hard as we were leaving and somehow the rain was freezing me up.

My absolute favorite place for the best teriyaki chicken plate with Mac salad! The bbq chicken…read moreplate comes with two types of kimchi (cabbage and daikon radish kimchi's) Korean kelp noodle salad (cheonsachae) and a nice portion of rice. Service is top notch and friendly. This location is in the Greenland food court on Spring Mountain rd with plenty of seating. They also have a Kalbi rib plate with similar sides and many other options. If you like Hawaiian style bbq chicken plate, give them a try!

This was my go to spot for some meat jun, teri chicken and kalbi. However, this time, I feel that I…read moregot jipped for what I paid. In the past, my takeout box would be over stuffed with meat jun, kalbi and teri chicken. This time, I got 1 slice of kalbi, into 4 pieces, 1 slice of meat jun, sliced into a couple strips and the only item that seemed like I got a lot, was the teri chicken. The food was good all around, and I got plenty of rice and kim chee, I just wish they didn't cut down on the proteins.

I was highly impressed by the food and the amount of small dishes were amazing…read more We got the beef ribs and pork with tofu soup. Both were great. Only problem is the air conditioning is a little lacking and uneven. Service is a little lacking at beginning but not bad once we sat down.

Honestly, food quality is still good and consistent, but what they're famous for is their 15…read moreunlimited sides -- and that has a catch now. They don't note it anywhere on their menu or on their signage for the restaurant, but if you order less than approximately $20 per person, they tell you they won't refill your sides. Even this number seems kind of inconsistent and one of the ladies yelled at my party trying to explain to us "you only ordered $80 dollars worth of food," but there were 3 in our party lol So even if you can't eat much and want to share like a combo of soondubu and galbi, they won't honor the "unlimited" sides. I wouldn't mind this if there was signage, but it didn't used to be like this, so the first time they did it I was slightly put off because we go there all the time. I get the place is more popular now, but they should change their advertising at this point. Ambiance wise, I know it's good cuz Korean people go there.. but honestly only one of the servers there seems like she's half-way decent toward non-Koreans. I'm moving, so probably won't be returning.. but even if I wasn't moving, I probably wouldn't return anyway.