Great service, delicious meal in a cheerful minimalistic Korean restaurant. I always have the same…read moredish the spicy seafood bimbibop, it has a great mix of seafood, the rice gets brown from the hot pot and the sauce is amazing. I love the little dishes they bring to start. I will keep returning. Oh I almost forgot, we had fried dumplings to start and they were delicious. Cooked to perfection with a great dipping sauce. Love this place.

I've been wanting to try this place since it opened, I'm not sure why I haven't. My daughter was…read moreasking to try it, so today, finally we did. I am going to say that it must depend on what you get, and what she got was the Japangmyeon, and she said they were good. However, she's bought packaged noodles from Amazon and said they are just as good. I got the wing Bento box, and this was disappointing. I' m that strange person who doesn't want a HUGE wing, and these were HUGE. I also feel that they didn't have the crispness I expect, and the sauce wasn't as flavorful as I hoped. The salad with what I think is dressing they make, was tasty. The miso soup, tasty. Although I find it hilarious that Korean places serve miso soup, but again, I'm not Korean or Japanese, but I mean, miso soup is Japanese, right? The 2 fried dumplings, "spring roll", and my tempura sweet potato were a little oily and also lacked flavor. But I think I'm the problem. For me, what I like in Korean food is limited, kimchee, oh yeah; the fried wings/chicken, when done well, oh, heck yeah; the rice, I mean, you need it; and I like the lighter Japchae noodles, finding the others too heavy. I don't really like the national rice dish, Bibimbap, because, becasue like a burger, you have to know what you want on it, and I apparently don't know with Bibimbap. I'm not a huge lover of the pancake-type things, too chicken to try the soups, but give me the Japchae, GOOD fried chicken, and the bulgogi, etc., and I'm good. For us, the service was outstanding. Everyone was pleasant, we were immediately greeted, etc. Atmosphere, well, this place has been, I don't even know how many other places, but it's fine. Oh, I did enjoy the banchan, bonchon, whatever, but it was my daughter's first (and last) kimchee experience.

If you're looking for really good sushi in Wake Forest, put Asuka on your list! Everything we've…read morehad here has been fresh, flavorful, and beautifully presented. The sushi is consistently delicious, and you can tell they take pride in the quality of their food. It's become one of our go-to spots when we're craving sushi. The atmosphere is comfortable, the service is friendly, and the food never disappoints. Wake Forest is lucky to have a sushi spot this good! Definitely recommend giving Asuka a try--you won't be disappointed!

Food amazing, place very nice. Service very good. Smoked mountain , Alaska roll…read moreDrunking samurai, best rolls

First time at KPOT and I'm a big fan! Probably one of the better KBBQ experiences I've had in…read moreyears. Orders came out quickly and staff is attentive to switch out the pans. Make sure you ask for Tony's sauce cause it's addicting. Goes really well with the meat.

we got the hot pot & kbbq combo for about $27 per person…read more i started with the thai tom yum broth, but it tasted far from an authentic tom yum. i also wasn't too impressed with the hot pot add-ins. the kbbq was definitely the highlight of the meal. the plain pork belly was my favorite, while my boyfriend really liked the garlic pork belly. the chicken bulgogi had a very subtle bulgogi flavor so that was disappointing. we ordered three rounds of meat, and everything came out quickly. they have a self-serve sauce bar with sauces, fried snacks, and a few desserts. ordering is done on an ipad, which is convenient, but ours started at 9% battery and the screen was already greasy before we even touched it. i think these should be cleaned and charged between parties. our server, alex, was attentive throughout the meal. his introduction was a little odd because he spent the whole time looking down at the ipad while explaining how it worked, barely making any eye contact, and speaking so quietly that it was hard to hear him. aside from that, service was good. the tables were clean, the sauce bar was well stocked, and parking was easy.

Cute store PACKED with products. Anything from pantry to frozen, even fresh veggies. There is even…read morea couple things you can order and sit down to eat. I got the cold noodles and kimchi pancake. All authentic food, and products.

Not only do they have a K-pop store upstairs, but they have good snacks and drinks. I wish I still…read morelived near here because I would've went every day.

Y'all, my daughter and I have been looking at this place for a while and finally got there today…read more Oh, why oh, why did it take us so long? Obviously, this is our first time, but what we got was amazing. We each got one of the lunch specials. She got boneless wings with the seasoned fries, and I got the wings with the radish. I got the sauce that starts with a "y", and she got half Korean BBQ and half the "Y" sauce. She enjoyed both of the sauces, but liked the BBQ one best. She also ordered one of those Korean "corn dogs" with cinnamon sugar on it, and the Kewpie mayo. I wouldn't get the pickled radish again, it's not what I've eaten elsewhere, but who cares when the wings were so awesome.........amazing........I think young people say they are fire......and they were. The fries were crispy, the wings crispy and well-sauced.......................and I cannot wait to go again. To top it off, our server, Madden, was wonderful. Not named after those guys from the band, Good Charlotte, but after John Madden! Since I know it can be good, let it be known while there if it's not.......because I'm pretty sure they'll make it right.

This is my go-to spot when searching for some good, quick, Korean fried chicken but I didn't…read morerealize they had a bar until recently. So I dropped in for a lunch visit and wasn't disappointed AGAIN. I had the lunch special for two. It includes 1 Appetizer, 2 entrees and a dessert for $39.99. We selected the pork potstickers, beef bulgolgi and Korean Bbq Fried Chicken (6 wings /3 legs) and. Korean donut. I washed it down with the Soju Mule. Everything was delicious per usual. Our waitress was super nice and gave us great recommendations as well which is always welcomed. I just really think it's pretty cool that they have a bar.

Absolutely delicious meal from start to end. We were greeted happily by hostess. We got a large…read moresunny and nice table by the window. Restaurant was clean, bustling with good vibes of patrons happily eating Korean food. Our waiter Paul is the best. We ordered and were brought little plates of kimchi, macaroni, etc. These were delicious. We finished them and our meals came out many of them sizzling from the hot pots. I had the spicy squid with noodles. It was the perfect slickness and I got a side of rice which I added to it, as the sauce is great to soak it up. Daughter had tofu bimbibop and she loved every mouthful. As we had told Paul we were celebrating our friends birthday, he brought out a marshmallow cookie with the plate decorated with happy birthday. Allbin all a wonderful meal with top notch service.

I am visiting from northern va where traditional korean food is prevalent. I am also korean. Here…read moreare my gripes: The Agwi-jjim was supposed to have sea Squirt and it didn't, also did not come with wasabi. If you don't have the right ingredients then this should not be on the menu. The Banchan was lacking. The Buchimgae was ok, no complains there. The dolsot bibimbap came in a flat stone plate rather than a traditional bowl. The dish requested was suppose to have beef and it had very few beef pieces. To quote the famous Wendy's commercial "Where's the Beef?!" The bossam lettuce wasn't salted enough and seemed like they used sugar and the samjang was also off..I don't know what it was missing. I think they americanized the taste. Traditional Korean food is not overly sweet. The servers did not have knowledge of the dishes. None of the wait staff spoke korean. The bonus was at least they didn't blast k-pop music and didn't serve cheese corn which is not a traditional Korean dish. I also wished they had Japgokbap.

Love that there's a restaurant conveniently inside a market…read more For the restaurant, don't expect table service. There's a place to grab your own utensils and complimentary water/tea. I was good with that because the food was delicious and such good value. Shared 3 dishes between 3 people: seafood stew, ddeokboki, and spicy LA galbi. Loved all of the dishes, all delicious with substantial quantity and amount of veggies. Perhaps what stood out the most was the ddeokboki since that's the best value dish I've ever seen at any restaurant--large in quantity that doesn't shy away in the amount of mix-ins (fishcake, cabbage, green onions, etc). Definitely will be keeping this place in mind for the next time I'm in the area.

A Korean supermarket that also dubs as a restaurant. If you're into K-Pop, this is a great place to…read moretry Korean snacks and treats. While the selection is limited, especially if you're looking for hard to find fresh produce, the restaurant has you covered for standard Asian products. Our go-to (only order) is the Korean fried chicken. The restaurant serves a whole cut-up chicken for approximately $20. If you've not experienced Korean Fried Chicken (KFC) previously, you're in for a treat. We typically order plain, as we've found (KFC) can veer too sweet for our palate - but we are definitely in the minority. The crunch factor is hard to beat. On this particular occasion we mixed, original with a flavored option. I love original/plain but did find the plain to be under seasoned and the chicken weirdly cut up. At any rate, it was still delicious and would recommend. We've tried KFC prior and would order here again, but there is a chain restaurant on radar. KFC: 3.8

Been told that this place is soo good and been craving chicken wings. We ordered 6 pieces with the…read moreSoopreme sauce (with soga - soy and garlic- and old fashioned -spicy sauce- mixed in), and they were good. Crispy on the outside, juicy inside, and coated in that sweet-spicy glaze that has depth of flavor. Messy in the best way possible. Unfortunately, chicken wings at Bonchon tasted much better for me. The cold bibimbap was refreshing and well-balanced -- fresh veggies and a nice chilled contrast to the hot wings. It felt light but still satisfying. I am not sure if the hot bibimbap would've tasted better. I was expecting more flavor, and more side dishes, being it a Korean restaurant. Service was good. We came for lunch on a Monday and there was only one other customer when we arrived.

The BEST KFC in U.S…read more KFC (Korean Fried Chicken) is THE soul food of Korea deeply rooted in korean culture. Grew up eating different style of KFC in Korea, California, HI. Other places tried in GA, NY and VA. And it is absolutely surprising that my #1 KFC is here in Raleigh. FYI, I met the owner - who cooks himself in the kitchen - states he fries the chicken himself due to quality control. He also trains and creates menu for other KFC place in LA That being said, KFC is absolute best here and I just can't believe it is here in NC. Food: they have pretty small menu and the reason is-- their specialty is KFC. I've tried their pork belly Ssam (korean wrap) and although it was good I have to say- I've had better in Ssam specialty restaurant. So let's talk about what I come here for. That's right. KFC. I do not do take out either. It's fried. You will get the best taste out of it straight out of the fryer to the plate. So I order , usually one plate of no sauce which is just battered and fried then another plate of soga (soy sauce garlic) sauce which is my very favorite: you can expect savory, salty, sweet with hint of mild spice. Once in a great while I would order traditional sauce if I'm in the mood for more spicy sauce. The chicken is very juice while the batter is so crispy. It is a must to drink beer with it (chi-mek) I usually order korean or asahi beer. Venue: this is not a typical look of KFC but it works. Pretty large to accommodate any occasions. They also have private room with karaoke for small party. They also recently added a corner with some korean grocery. Service: I see lots of turnover here as far as with servers as they are young man/women. But Dave who goes to Raleigh and also wake Forrest location is absolutely exceptional - and I was also grateful the owner came to our table to check up on us. Perhaps we went during off hour he was able to. Typically always busy here with customers and take outs. All in all.. here, the secret is out.

The food and service were excellent. I used to go out for…read moreThai at least 2 times a week in CA. I moved to NC and haven't had Thai in six years...except when visiting CA. THAI CAFE'S FOOD TASTED EXACTLY LIKE MY CA FAVORITES ! They also have sushi, which my family enjoys. I will take them there soon. Can't say enough about how pleased I am to have found this awesome restaurant !! My server was great...no rushing and very attentive.

Thai Cafe is located in Heritage Pointe Shoppes. There was plenty of free parking when I visited…read more The restaurant takes reservations for dine-in service, but you can also order takeout. The restaurant is larger than I expected from the outside and has booths against the wall, tables in the center and a bar area. There were some tables outside, near the entrance, for those who want to dine outside on a warmer day. The restaurant was slow when we arrived, but filled up during our time there. But it remained quiet, so it was still easy to talk without hearing other conversations. I had looked over the menu before dining here, as I sometimes have trouble deciding what to order. But when I arrived, the menu was huge. I could order from the lunch, dinner, or sushi menu. There were just so many options. I ended up going with the pineapple fried rice with shrimp. When it came out, it was in half a pineapple. I just loved it, and it made it fun to eat. The three shrimp on it were large as well. The portion was large, so I had to bring some of the fried rice and cashews home for another meal. Service was friendly and patient as we made up our minds. My tea was refilled without me needing to ask. I am looking forward to my next visit.

Great food. The service was wonderful too. I highly recommend this place. Please come to tryread more

Second time we've gone there and they were out of an ingredient. This time it was bean sprouts…read more Wegmans is literally across the street. Go buy some and get your high margins. Chicken was cold. Trash cans were overflowing. Salmon was "being cooked" so I waited and they gave it to another order. So I waited more. Staff was super nice about it. I really want to love BIBIBOP but their supply deficiencies, overflowing trash, and inability to have food hot and available disappoint me.