I have had Korean Garden bookmarked the entire time I have lived in Kansas, so after four years of…read morewaiting, my expectations were high. The only reason we ate here is that we landed from Ireland and our bodies were 6 hours ahead of the time, so we could have an early dinner. I drove to JC and saw a full parking lot, a good sign. We arrived at 6:15. We thought it was open until 7:30 PM, but the restaurant actually closes at 7:00 PM and stops taking customers before then except for to go orders. Eric R. was feeling under the weather from our trip, so he ordered the yukgaejang, spicy beef soup. I ordered the dolsot bimibap with octopus. The server initially tried to talk me out of getting octopus, saying it is "too chewy for ladies." However, I really wanted it, and Eric R. told her I have had it before so just let me order it. Five banchan arrived: radish kimchi, broccoli with sesame oil, soy-marinated potatoes, bean sprouts with sesame oil, and cold yam noodle. The server gave each of us a bowl of rice. I knew I should not have received it because I ordered a rice dish, but I sampled some of Eric's soup with my rice since his came out first, filled with delicious egg and green onions. The chef/owner? came from the back and said I should not have received rice, but I already had eaten from it so...too late/not my fault? My dish came out sizzling with vegetables, octopus, rice, and gochujang. The sauce was already mixed in rather than served on the side. Both Eric R. and I were happily sweating and draining our sinuses on these dishes, which were both very tasty and spicy. It was just what we needed! We were able to get refills on some of the banchan too. At 6:45 PM, I noticed the sign in the window was switched to closed, and people were turned away even though the restaurant's hours were til 7:00 PM. I am not sure why this popular place would want to close so early (especially on weekends as this was a Friday night), because it would definitely get more business if it stayed open. Pusan (its main competitor) closed down a month or so ago too. At any rate, we finally tried it, the food was good, and I took my leftovers home for a good lunch the next day. I would come back and try more, and hopefully before another four years goes by.

I love your bulgogi You are the best in town…read more I love your Yaki Mandu too Yes I don't like cabbage Kim chi I wish you let me pick what like

This is a hidden hole in the wall gem!…read more Today was my second experience at the Four seasons Asian restaurant and it never disappoints. Four of us shared the Beef, Chicken, and Pork Bulgogi which was way more than enough food. The beef is the superior choice as the flavor is unmatched. But the pork and chicken were also delicious. Its comes with your own bowl of white rice and a platter filled with different types of kimchi and pickled veggies. We also shared an order of potstickers that were excellent as well. As your stomach protests you will never want to put the fork down as it is all incredible. Now I will say if you are in a hurry this is not the place for you. It is run by an elderly Korean couple and they are not quick but they know what they are doing so be patient and just enjoy the experience. There is a Korean market attached and both times we left with 2 jars of the cucumber Kimchi and the regular kimchi. So so so good! I highly recommend this place!

I was in Junction City for a short time and during my visit I found this amazing hidden gem on this…read moredesolated town. There are a few things to consider before visiting Four Seasons, being one of them that the owner, its a very sweet elder lady and also happens to be your only server and the cook for the entire business. So when visiting make sure that you go with plenty of time. The restaurant is not terribly busy all the time but on my two visits wait time was around 30-40 minutes before she brings me the food I ordered. That brings me to the next point: the food is AMAZING. I have visited Korea in the past and I can vouch that her homemade recipes are cooked with lots of love and tradition. Make sure not to take a long time thinking what to order, as I can promise that every plate she cooks is true to the Korean cuisine. The local is big and it has a very "homeish" style. It's very quite and location is somewhat discreet. Again, keep in mind that the entire business is ran by this elder lady and her husband. If you like'd to try my favorites from the menu, make sure to order the seasoned beef (bulgogi) and the spicy rice cake (I promise is not that spicy). I was incredibly satisfied and I give it a 9.2/10. The only thing they need to improve is to maybe hire somebody to help serving but obviously you can tell is a very small business and that is hard to be expected. I wish her well and that her business prosper more.

So imagine my surprise when I'm visiting Kansas, first time, and I see that there is a Korean…read moregrocery store in Junction City. It was like I saw an oasis in a desert, I couldn't believe my eyes! I got myself an "Italy towel" (if you're Korean, you know what this is) that I absolutely need when I'm traveling. The shelves are mostly stocked with dried goods and non-perishables, but they had a freezer section and refrigerated portion with some fresh items. All the staples were there: sauces, snacks, fish, ramen, and even some other ethnic though non-Korean food items (like Goya products, dried beans, and coconut milk). The grocery store also houses a restaurant; it's to the left as you enter. Aside from a couple of aunties talking and eating kimchee pancakes and boiled sweet potatoes, it was pretty dead for a Sunday evening. I didn't know if they were even open. However, they reassured me that the restaurant section was open and showed me a menu, which had some standard BBQ items, noodle dishes, and a few soups. I ordered the Yukgejang, the spicy beef glass noodle soup, and it was yummy enough although I was a little disappointed that it didn't have the usual egg in it. The broth was very spicy and a little salty for my liking. Looking around the restaurant, it looks as though they do a buffet style dining option at other times, although I'm not certain when those times are. This place is definitely open on Sundays, despite Yelp saying it's closed. All in all, what a delightful find! Support your mom and pop shops!

The food wasn't as good as before the pandemic and the menu appears to be trimmed down as well…read more Even though I dined-in, the food comes in styrofoam containers and disposable silverware instead of on the plates like before the pandemic. I got the lunch box which came with beef bulgogi, spicy bulgogi, egg roll, fried rice, fried dumplings, fried chicken, and kimchi. Overall, I won't be returning since there's other good Korean food to be found in the area.

I went in for a late lunch and the place was very nice and clean, plus it smelled great inside. I…read morewas greeted by whom I presume to be the owner and was pleased to see they had many vegan and vegetarian options. I asked a few questions which the person who waited on me was very helpful with. I ordered the Bibim Japchae with tofu. When I went to sit down the person came out to check as to whether I ate eggs or not which I thought was very thoughtful. My food came out shortly after that. It was a good sized portion of noodles, veggies and tofu that tasted incredible and was beautiful to boot. Really enjoyed stopping here for lunch and I hope to have the opportunity again to try something else.

All the glowing reviews are accurate. This is one hidden treasure in Salina, KS. Who knew there…read morewould be such an authentic Korean eatery here? It doesn't get better than a Korean grandma cooking in the open kitchen. We missed out on the lunch buffet, it's only on the weekends. We ordered off the menu and all were delicious! Couldn't even wait to take a pic of the tofu kimchi appetizer before scarfing it down. We're definitely making a point to stop here whenever we road trip to Michigan.

Omg this place is so good!!! Ok, not to rag on Kansas but it's not what I think of when I imagine a…read moretop food destination or anything... also I wouldn't think it has super diverse options. Imagine my surprise driving through Junction City when I saw Bulgogi Box on the map!!! I was so excited & couldn't wait to stop here!! I didn't really know what to expect but expectations were exceeded, whatever they were! I got the japchae with beef and the mandu and both were excellent. The beef was soooo tasty, if I came again I'd just get this. But my favorite thing was the cucumber kimchi - not like others I've had where the cucumber is thinly sliced, it was chunky and had big slices of onion and julienned carrots. It wasn't too spicy and was super refreshing. I was sad I didn't get a large! Sooo glad I was able to stop and enjoy here - and it really raises my opinion of Kansas :) Thanks for the delicious food!! Also, check out the owner's license plate - it's BULGOGI! If that's not dedication idk what is!!!!

Super kind lady working the truck and very delicious food! I would definitely recommend this food…read moretruck!

This is the BEST market around, Asian or otherwise, they offer so much stuff! They obviously have a…read morelot of Asian food, from literally every culture, but they also have imported food from England, France, multiple other countries. The staff is great, they are helpful and can tell you where everything is (which, btw, is amazing because there is SO much stuff there!). Fresh, frozen, and dried food is all available, as well as unique foods and sweets (SO much Pocky!). LOVE this place!

This was my first time visiting this place, and I already want to go back! They have a huge…read moreselection of really cool products. I loved all the cute Hello Kitty/Sanrio stuff! I would have taken more photos, but there were lots of people in there, and it was pretty crowded and busy. We went there to get turmeric, galangal, and lemongrass to make Ayam goreng, and left with a few fun things as well! Beautiful store, friendly staff, and lots of product options.

I came here with my dad for the first time and have to say it's an amazing place to be! Our…read morewaitress was attentive and kind, and treated us well. The rainbow roll was amazing and beyond my expectations! The food quality is great and I love the look of the diner. This is a great spot to go if you're looking for something to do!!

Best restaurant we've been to in Manhattan! The chef at our…read morehibachi grill was wonderful and the fish I got in the sashimi combo was excellent. Birthdays are fun too -- they come out and sing with drums!

We stayed overnight in Salina on our way further west and hunted for a local, unique restaurant on…read morea Friday night. Barolo was a perfect choice. We loved it from the upbeat and classy decor, to our tasty dinners (husband had the roasted pork tenderloin, and I had the crab cake small plate), to our amazing server, Tammy. My husband's dry martini was perfect, and Tammy's recommendation for wine was right on target. She additionally took the time to share info about Salina and the restaurant. We strolled along Santa Fe Ave. after dinner and loved discovering a wonderful small city vibe with outstanding public art, building murals and beautifully renovated (and CLEAN) downtown buildings. What an unexpected treat we discovered. Thank you, Barolo's and Tammy, for helping us discover more of what Kansas is all about!

Went for the first time. Excellent experience from start to finish. My steak was cooked to…read moreperfection as I had requested. Bar drinks were wonderful. Our waitress was the best! We highly recommend...... We drove an hour to try this restaurant and will come back and bring friends the next visit. My wife truly enjoyed her meal also. Bon Appetit!

Chicken and sauce were delicious! I got the hickory smoked bbq. SOOOOO GOOOOD! The ranch was even…read moregreat too. Perfect combo. Friendly staff and clean restaurant. Will definitely return again!

Disgusting place, dirty, flies everywhere, concrete floor. Rude workers. Terrible service.read more

The name It's Just Wings is a bit mis-leading because there are fries too (chuckle). We found out…read moreabout this from a local facebook group that discusses new restaurants and food trucks. This is a concept from Brinker International that owns Chili's. It uses the same kitchen but only has ordering and delivery through door dash. Only in the recent era does Eric R. actually like wings. He likes actual wings, whereas I prefer boneless wings (or as people try to say in Nebraska, "saucy nugs"). The sauces sounded pretty cool. Eric R. got the smoked wings, with pineapple sauce and a side of buffalo, and I got boneless wings with ponzu with a side of black truffle sauce. Both came with fries and ranch. Eric R. did not know that so he ordered an extra side of fries for $2. Oops! I tasted a smoked wing and it was pretty good. I liked the ponzu boneless wings a lot. I could not taste black truffle in the truffle sauce. I think if we have a wing craving, this would be fine, but even though we did order right before the kitchen closed, it appears that door dash delivered a bunch of orders before ours so it took a really long time to get to our house (over an hour, and we live in a small town where the farthest drive from one corner to the other is 12 minutes). Whatever, it's just wings!

Ordered through Uber but it wasn't the delivery that made the food terrible. Wings were soggy, old…read moreand way overcooked. The fries pretty much matched the wings. The sauces were tasty, only thing that didn't suck.