We've dined at this family-operated eatery more times than we can count since moving to Tucson on…read morejob transfers. Each time we've felt welcomed, we've had great service, and we've enjoyed the best Korean food we've had anywhere in the United States and Canada, and at very reasonable prices. We love Kimchi Time! Please disregard any older reviews. :)

Food is good service is lacking Been there several times…read moreover the last 5 months with party sizes anywhere from 2,4,6, and or 8 people first time I ever asked to split check wirh 50/50 and they said no Lost a good customer Vi

Our family loves this place! There's something for kids and adults. We usually have a group of 5+,…read moreour most recent visit we had 7. We ordered the classic all you can eat. Our favorites were the kalbi ribs, bulgogi, and spicy pork belly. We also grilled veggies. They have great banchan (small side dishes) that are refilled at request. We love the kimchi, fish cake, Tteokbokki, japchae (glass noodle), salad, pickled cucumbers in chili sauce were all delicious! For some reason they give you a seasoned salt and sriracha for dipping. You have to request ssamjang (korean bean paste mixed with gochjang (mild sweet chili paste) and other seasonings, which is a standard dip at KBBQs. Be sure to ask! The ingredients are fresh, and meat cuts are quality. Price for all you can eat is very reasonable. The doenjang-jjigae (fermented bean stew) and steamed egg are our favorites! You have to order these, they don't automatically serve. Service is friendly and great!

I say this as nice as possible because the staff were very accommodating. This was probably the…read moreworst kbbq spot I have ever been to. And I've been to a lot. I was a bit excited to try this. However, I understand now why it's the "best of Tucson". It's because it's literally the ONLY kbbq spot in Tucson. So extremely low bar. I have no idea how this place has so many positive reviews. I was not impressed for the amount of money. 40$/person is insane. I don't understand the menu at all. Why is it 40 for standard but if you want the good meet it jumps 10$ per person? I have never been to a kbbq like that. Let's start the review. -jap Chae was overcooked and way too much sesame oil -fish cakes were too sweet -kimchi was too bitter -corn cheese had too much cream or something. It tastes like a paste. -Ssamjang is extremely weird. It was liquidy. Ssamjang is not supposed to be liquid like since it is a fermented soy PASTE. It was not the right color and did not taste like Ssamjang. Ssamjang is usually a deeper color like a burnt sienna than whatever orange thing they gave me. -grill temp was all over the place -portion sizes were not good Full disclosure. I am Korean. I grew up eating Korean food and being surrounded by Korean culture. The japchae had too much sesame oil. If I can distinctly taste the sesame oil there's way too much. The fish cakes had too much sugar. The portion sizes I thought were small for kbbq. Maybe get two servings out of one order. Also when the grill was initially turned on, it was so hot that our first round of meat pretty much instantly burned due to temperature and the meats were thin. Thank goodness the staff didn't charge us for the left over burnt meat. I'm serious it was CRUNCHY. Also personal take here. At this restaurant I didn't see any Asians on the staff. At kbbq usually you see Asians or Koreans working. I saw no Asians working. So I thought to myself if a Korean speaking person came here the would be in trouble unless the knew English very well. I'm a little concerned about if the owner is even Korean? You might not think it matters but it does. They know how Korean food is supposed to be. Some good things. The galbi wasn't bad. It was the short rib with bone which isn't my preferred form of galbi but it was still good and not too sweet. The pop corn chicken was so good. They give a chunk of beef fat to grease the grill in the beginning which I appreciated. Strip loin was good. Although it was basically a chunk of meat you toss on the grill and cut yourself with scissors. The spicy pickled cucumbers weren't bad and tasted normal. That's about it though. I would never come back here due to the price absolutely not equating to the quality. The staff very nice. But not nice enough to save the food. This place I would expect more 20-25$/person than anything. Not 40$! If the kbbq place absolutely was redone different story.

This food truck was at the Tucson Folk Festival over the weekend. I ordered a Col-Pop ($16), which…read moreis an order of popcorn chicken with a glass of cola. I got the chicken with honey butter sauce. Unfortunately, it tasted more like soy sauce than like honey or butter. It kind of ruined it for me. The best part about it was the ingenious packaging. You held the plastic soda cup, but the lid of the cup was an upside-down lampshade-shaped container for the popcorn chicken, so you could hold both the chicken and the soda in one hand. And there was a straw in the middle, so you could alternate eating and drinking. All you needed was a plastic fork or toothpick to pick up the bitesized pieces of chicken.

Great meal, great value…read more I always have a yearning for great ramen, but I mean great ramen not mediocre ramen. I've had ramen all over Asia in little hole in the wall places and by comparison, most of it stateside isn't even close plus it's much more expensive. Well, Korean ramen food truck Yum Yum Pocha raised the bar for what great ramen is all about. The menu is super simple: Meat Pocha, veggie Pocha and a special mystery seafood pocha (no indication about what seafood it contains). Meat selection is beef, pork or chicken. Then there are combo versions of pocha having mixtures of meats and veggies. There are a few wild card options, like getting steamed or fried mandoo on top. Mandoo is a kimchi filled wonton. As always, I engaged the very friendly gentleman and after a brief discussion, he recommended the 2-meat & veggie combo and to get the pork and beef. I also opted to get the fried mandoo on top. His last bit of advice was to be wary of my selection for spiciness. His words: "2 is a strong medium" (on a scale of 5). I enjoy spicy food and heeded caution, going for a mild 3 on my scale. The dish was available in about 3 minutes and the paper container was super hot with the boiling broth inside. The meat was incredible with wonderfully seasoned beef and differently seasoned pork, each perfectly complementing the meat and the meat portions were generous. The broth was incredible. It was rich, flavorful and tasty. And yes, 3 is above a typical medium in spiciness. I don't think a 4 or 5 would have been pleasant as a meal, so kudos for his guiding wisdom on selections and heat. The fried mandoo was "OK". I think next time I won't get it as an add-on on top of the pocha. Perhaps I'll instead get it as a side item as steamed mandoo. Definitely a hearty and satisfying portion that was delicious, on par with any of the memorable ramens I've had in Asia. Definitely on my go-to list when looking for a tasty food truck at a local Tucson brewery on a weekend night.

My 1000th review!! I am glad it's a Korean restaurant and a darn good one…read more We ordered soon tofu and bulgogi bibimbap. First came the side dishes and they were very fresh and delicious. The bibimbap and soon tofu was excellent as well. It looked like this restaurant was run by two Korean ladies; everything tasted authentic and yummy. They were hand making mandoo as we were eating our meal, so we'll definitely try that next time. Service was friendly and excellent. Highly highly recommend!!

Visiting Tuscan And my Korean family took me here…read more I understand there's not much options so if you need your fix get it , stick to the meats ... service was a 4 ... they aren't very friendly ... the side dishes were old ... and Costco sells better Kimichi . I was sitting in rear and watched the cooks come out and use the microwave to heat some of the food .. all this could have possible over looked if the service was great and nice ..

I came here for lunch with a friend and loved the Bento Box lunch option. I substituted the pork…read moregyoza for edamame and chose the tuna sushi and gaibi. I'm obsessed with their salad dressing--it's absolutely delicious. The gaibi was incredibly flavorful, and I liked that the meal came with a separate bowl of rice. While $25 is a bit pricey for lunch, the portion sizes definitely made up for it. The meal was very filling, and I felt like I got good value overall. The only thing I didn't love was the tuna sushi. Unfortunately, it was very fatty. I can usually cut sushi pieces apart easily with my chopsticks, but these were difficult to cut through. Service was excellent, and I'll definitely be back.

I am definitely coming back! I had their lunch bento box. I thought it was a great deal and I left…read morethe restaurant very very full. I was especially impressed with their salad dressing and their salmon sashimi. Next time I eat here, I will have to try the nigiris! Their sushi rice in the futomaki was good so I have a good feeling about their sushi :) The restaurant seemed clean and service was good.

We went there last night for dinner. I just really wanted the hot and sour soup. 2 hours until…read moreclose, there was only half a bowl left, she asked me if I wanted it so aren't you gonna have more coming out and it seems like a very big deal to just want a whole bowl of soup. I am not sure about the soda station, they like 10 sodas and they only had two the other ones were out. The poor gal at the register asked the younger gal, who was running the food out, for help. The young girl just sat there and it seemed like it maybe wasn't her job, you would think of somebody asked for help the other staff could jump in as I just stand there. The food was decent, not oh my God. For $50, I guess there's other options. Give a try tell me what you think.

This was our first visit here. At first we weren't gonna stay because the place empty like…read moreliterally no one but then a server came out so we stayed. She explained how to create our bowl so I made our kid bowls and my husband got the adult bowl. The food was pretty tasty the only downside was their soda machines were down, each one had an out or order post it on it. So I would definitely get that fixed before serving people because no soda at all won't go over well with customers. Overall though we will probably be back.

I absolutely love this place! The coconut chicken is incredible and the beef chamoru/beef tinatak…read moreis occasionally on the menu and my goodness it's incredible. I crave this place frequently! It tastes so fresh and is good for the soul. I've tried to make both at home and they turn out pretty good, but nothing like Hungry Kepuha! I hope they expand or start putting a schedule online for my husband and I to follow them around town haha!

I have never really been exposed to the culture of Guam or Chamoru food, so I didn't know what to…read moreexpect. I took a look at the menu and had a tough time deciding, but ultimately ordering the pork spare ribs plate. The meal was simple, about 6 ribs, rice and sauce. I tasted the sauce, but I couldn't place the ingredients, it tasted like a soy/worcestershire mixture. It wasn't too salty, but it did add a nice tanginess to the rice and ribs. When I saw the ribs, I was thinking they were going to be dry and chewy. I was very wrong. Although the ribs were not juicy, they were almost fall off the bone tender and were seasoned really well. The seasoning on the ribs didn't really require the sauce at all, but if you don't care to eat plain rice, the sauce will do it for you, I thoroughly enjoyed my meal and felt the ribs could be good competition for our local rib joints.

I love the BBQ beef plate! They are always consistent in portions and flavor. The macaroni salad is…read morejust how I like it and the rice is cooked to perfection. My toddler loves this place and asks for it weekly. The staff are always polite and the indoor seating is always clean.

Was driving through Tucson, and stopped by Costco for gas. Kahu is right down the street (2 min…read moreaway), and super convenient to get some food if you're not down for costco hot dogs haha. Plenty of open parking, clean restaurant with clean bathrooms. It's also located across from a Bass Pro Shops...would have loved to walk through if I had more time. Chicken Katsu Box ($12, 9/10) - HUGE PORTION SIZES!!! Living up to true Hawaiian food standards, they give basically 2 large pieces of katsu stacked on each other - Chicken is SOOO TENDER. I've had quite a bit of katsu, and restaurants are always crispy exteriors + dry chicken. However, with each bite of Kahu's katsu, man were they crispy on the outside yet super juicy chicken. Definitely one of the best katsu i've had haha - Katsu sauce on the side self-serve, is very easy to access and also super clean. They also offer the usual bbq chicken sauce. Flavors are basically the same at any ono hawaiian bbq Sides: Mac Salad + bed of cabbage are great, pretty standard Overall, amazing portion sizes with great prices, with super juicy katsu that's probably some of the best I've had. Would come again!