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Seoul Garden Temple

4.1 (148 reviews)
Open • 11:00 am - 9:00 pm
Updated over 3 months ago

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Rockin' Ramen - Paitan Black Garlic Ramen

Rockin' Ramen

4.3(128 reviews)
0.1 mi
•$$

Considering this place is located in the middle of nowhere, very shockingly good ramen. Serving…read moreseems to be bigger than the average which is always a good thing. Kids' ramen is almost as big as the regular size. Highly recommended!!

Overall great experience. Went here for date night after craving some noodles, and found ourselves…read moretrying this place for the first time. Our waitress was good, checked on us a couple times. The inside of the resteraunt is small but has a resemblance of what a ramen place would look like in Japan/Asia. (If you're gluten-free, there is only ONE option - the Rockin Yummen has rice noodles for GF). We ordered a set of chicken egg rolls and a set of pork egg rolls. Each of them came with 3, and a sweet/sour sauce which wasn't too bad. The rolls were very fresh in flavors and the filling, will definitely get those again. We both the Miso Ramen with chicken (made it spicy - have to ask for that one to be specifically made be spicy, its optional), and the Curry Men. This was my first time having ramen, so I went with the Miso and spicy and it was delicious. Although I wasn't a fan of the sesame seeds, the soup had a really good flavor, the spicy was a good back-of-the-throat spice level, and the veggies were good. I wish it came with more veggies as I'd prefer more veggies than protein, it was a good first experience of ramen. He got the Curry Men, and that was absolutely delicious. The broth was so flavorful and tasted just like a very thin layer of curry in a brothy state. We'd both get that one again when we go. Plus they came in the actual ramen bowls, which was pretty cool to try out. Ended up being enough for us to have leftovers for one meal for how big the servings were.

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Nami Japanese Steakhouse & Sushi Bar - Baked mussels and tempura salmon roll.

Nami Japanese Steakhouse & Sushi Bar

3.1(126 reviews)
5.0 mi
•$$

Great food and environment. Just need to be aware of the prices when ordering. May want to ask…read morehow big the portions are on the sushi rolls. They vary. Sushi and gyosha dumplings were awesome.

This was just an awful experience almost all around. The only "positive" part was the attentive,…read morefriendly waitress and the apologetic manager. Where do I start.... The back room inside of another back room was where they sat us for hibachi. There are two tables in that small room and the thermostat on a small corner AC unit read 99 degrees when we finally asked to be moved and asked about the AC. They said it was broken. With two small kids and an elderly mother, with breathing issues, we absolutely couldn't handle the heat. And they hadn't even started cooking yet. They moved us into the other room without hibachi tables and it was much better but then we realized the air stopped blowing. The thermostat in this room was 85 degrees. The waitress acknowledged they keep it hot. The manager told us later it was broken and a repair guy was called. But going back to the meal... The kids' steak hibachi came out a grizzly, unflavored lump of meat, that they didn't even cut up for the kids like they do when you sit at the hibachi table. My mom's and my filet hibachi were not filet cuts of meat at all. They were not good, and tasted old. The tuna roll we tried was not very cold either and it made me realize it's probably not kept to temperature in the back since the AC is out and it's 85 degrees out here... by the sushi bar. I am not one to complain to a manager, but I had to when the food was so bad and then my son started crying because had a headache and was so hot his checks were flushed. The manager was actually kind, apologetic, and listened. Which we appreciated, but wanted them to tell people the AC is out before they get seated, to avoid this craziness. Almost 100 degrees in the back corner room and they think it's ok to keep seating people back there?? Ok, I'm not trying to lecture, but it was really bad. The weirdest part is that BOTH Nami restaurants- one in Belton and one in Temple had "broken" A/Cs that night. Seems like a crazy coincidence. We left the Belton location before the waiter made it over because it was so hot. We went to the Temple location knowing it wouldn't have the same fate. But, huh, they didn't have AC either. Head-scratcher.

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K1 Belton The Bloom

3.9(49 reviews)
4.2 mi

This is such a unique restaurant to have here in Central Texas. You just don't see many…read moreKorean-style restaurants around this area, and we've really enjoyed having something different to go to. I originally went specifically to try the Korean fried chicken and, somehow, after several visits I still haven't actually ordered it. My kids love it, so I usually steal a bite or two of theirs, but there are so many other things on the menu that I keep getting distracted and trying something different. We've had the ramen, corn dogs, and several of the street food options, and everything has been good. Last time we tried the cream cheese puffs for dessert, and those were excellent too. I still haven't tried the boba because the portions are pretty generous and there are too many other things I want to eat. I can only justify so many calories in one trip! They also have Ramune and other Asian drinks, and K-pop playing on the TVs adds to the atmosphere. They use a bell at the table when you need service, which I'll admit feels a little awkward to me. I hate ringing a bell to call someone over, but that's how they do it, so I'll respect the system! Next on my list is the bulgogi...assuming I don't get distracted by something else on the menu again. Great little restaurant, and we'll definitely keep coming back.

Here's another place my famz wanted me to have. I'm glad to see that more varieties of restaurants…read moreare popping up. Speaking of... not only is there a K-Pop craze. There's also a fried food trend. While I try to avoid fried food, I was willing to taste some from this place to see what all the rave was about. The nice crisp of their chicken was appetizing. It's nose-dripping spicy and sweet which pairs well with beer. "Rationalizing" to eat a bit healthier, I ordered their fried tofu (ahahaa). Filler up with some rice and corn - tasty stuff! K1 The Bloom is a great spot for enjoyable grubs. They have fun drinks; non-alcoholic and buzz worthy. Ask about paraphernalia... There were some T-shirts hanging on the wall. They're open late and TV entertainment is provided. I'm bound to try them again.

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