Our family LOVES Korean food! This restaurant offers most of the Korean favorites that you cook…read moreover a tabletop grill. What we ordered: Beef & pork bulgogi, shrimp, kimchi, vegetable pancake, noodles, gochujang, cucumber kimchi, potato dish, vegetables and tteokbokki. As we are very familiar with Korean food, the dumbed down-Americanized menu was a bit confusing. For example; japchae is just listed as "noodles" where some of the dishes were listed with Korean names. It would be helpful to list both. There also should be an indication for spice levels, like adding a chili pepper next to tteokbokki. We really enjoyed the food we ordered. Our favorite was the tteokbokki. Our least favorite was their version of japchae (it wasn't sweet and only came with onions.)

We love this spot. Their quality is so good and taste too. We've tried a bunch of Korean BBQ places…read morein Utah and this is in our Top 3. So far we've come twice and the second time we got there a little late (came from slc) and they let us stay and cook and eat even after closing and we were so grateful. Service can be a bit slow but she one server is sooo nice. I think it's only one server/hostess and one cook. It's definitely worth it. We love the japchae, the kimchi, the potatoes and ofc the meats. I'm picky about how sweet meat marinades can get but their short ribs are probably one of my favorites I've ever had. The other time we came it was on a weekday and it was us and one other family so I hope that this place gets as busy and popular as some other overhyped ones in the area

If you're looking for authentic Filipino food, in the words of Uncle Brigham- "this is the place"…read more The food was amazing. And even better was the staff. They were so friendly and accommodating. We had the chicken adobo, pancit, pork adobo, Bicol express and beef stew. The portions were MASSIVE and made for great leftovers in the middle of the night at our hotel. They also have Filipino products you can purchase and my husband was more than happy to buy all the things. We will be coming back for SURE.

Authentic Pinoy food! Heard about the restaurant through Kuya Curt vlog. Did not disappoint me…read more Good, delicious selection of authentic Filipino dishes. Highly recommended! It's masarap (yummy)!

Great experience!! We had a party of 7 and decided to dine here, however, we arrived near closing…read moretime. Upon arrival, they were very pleasant and the manager explained that the kitchen was closing in 20 mins. We were told it was not a problem and we just needed place our order fairly quick. We decided to dine in and wasted no time deciding what to order. Our server and the manager were very accommodating and we never felt rushed. Excellent Service!! They have a good size menu and they offer sushi specials during the day. If you decide on ramon, you pick your ramon displayed on a wall and you can create your own, pretty cool idea. The dining tables are nice and they all have hot pots. We decided on sushi, everything was delicious. They even brought a complimentary appetizer which was very good. The sushi was presented very well, it was fresh, and very good. Place ROCKS!!!

This was my first time here, and I loved it!! The hot pots were such a fun and unique experience,…read moreand all of the food was delicious! I enjoyed the wagyu, ramen noodles, and all the veggies! Eating it with the tonkatsu broth was great, but I also loved dipping it in the sesame and teriyaki sauce. So many different ways to experience it! The cream cheese wontons were also a hit. The appetizers are included in the all you can eat price, so try them! The big downside to Mr. Shabu is that it's so expensive. I would come back all the time if it weren't for the price. You have to do "all-you-can-eat" for the hot pots, and it costs over $30 per person. Because of that, I probably won't return anytime soon and it makes me very sad.

First time coming here and the guy (owner?) is super sweet! The sushi burritos (specifically…read morefirecracker) WAS SO GOOD!! Will definitely be coming back!

Four Seasons was the spot that we choose for dinner. They are a family run hot pot restaurant in…read morethe Provo area. They have four basic soup broths for your choosing, chicken, miso, pork bone and traditional Chinese hot and spicy. They have your usual proteins of beef, pork, chicken, fish, fishballs, meatballs, vegetables and noodles. Drinks were included in the price for dinner. They had a variety of ice cream bars for desserts. The family running this place seemed to be really nice people. They were happy to hear my broken mandarin. Anytime I needed something, they would provide it to me. There is a potential of cross contamination of the foods here. But, since this is Chinese hotpot, you will be fine if you cook everything to well done. Four Season was a good find for me in Provo. I wasn't expecting to find a hot pot restaurant in this city. I definitely would come here again if in the area.

I almost don't want to review them, because this is such a hidden gem. Very friendly folks and…read moreyummy food. So go there but let's not let it get too crowded!

A friend placed an order through your website and--oh boy--what a disappointment! When the food…read morearrived, it was already cold, and we had waited nearly an hour. The taste was good, but it didn't make up for the poor customer service.

Amazing service, fresh food. The rice and beef was cooked perfectly. I can't wait to try the Ramen…read more !!!! Worth it, large portions

Traditional humble Korean comfort food served up in simple surroundings. There are different kinds…read moreof Korean dining. Koko has a unique niche. It is the kind of Korean that would be served for lunch in a small corner cafe or packaged and offered during lunch meetings. Both my wife and I feel that Koko is familiar and comforting. It is what we enjoyed in Seoul when we lived there.

was having a bad day and decided to get zao even though it's a little pricier. Accidentally ordered…read morethe two items on the menu they were actively working to restock. I was totally fine to wait but while waiting the gave me a free drink and when I got my food they were very generous with the proportion. If any manager is reading this look up who was on shift 10/10/26 at 6 and give them all a raise, they deserve it for their customer support, it genuinely cheered me up tenfold.

amazing food and we're very nice. I would recommend coming here for quick fresh food. The place…read morelooks good too all locations seem consistent

Best Japanese food and sushi in Utah, and I will die on that hill. Very authentic, good "hole in…read morethe wall" vibes. I've been here countless times, and the food and service is incredible, EVERY time. Won't disappoint. Get the Kiss of Dragon roll, and the Joker roll (not on the menu anymore but they still make it)

Delicious!!! They have really yummy cooked options if you are pregnant. The mango roll and Dynamite…read moreroll were so yummy and a great price. 10/10 recommend.

We had a great experience at Pho Plus in Provo, Utah! The food was delicious and the portions were…read moregenerous. We ordered the chicken teriyaki and the large pho with steak, brisket, and flank, and everything was really good. The pho was flavorful, fresh, and packed with meat. Definitely a great place if you're craving Vietnamese food. We would definitely come back! Service and ambiance were amazing

Decided to take the five minute walk in 40 degree weather. No wind and my shorts and short sleeved…read moreshirt continues to draw attention. It's a friendly area here, the of Provo. People smile and nod. Glad I made the trip. "Best Pho In Utah" Who am I to argue. Had seaweed salad that was ice cold. And then a steaming bowl of steak and brisket pho. Comes with a hoisin, sriracha and I asked for chili oil. Just fantastic. The broth just continues to get more complex and layered as you slowly work your way through it. Some jasmine tea to complement it. Fantastic service from two young men in the front and some loud, sharp animated yelling Vietnamese wafting in from the back only adds to the ambiance.

I've been to K's over a dozen times now. Each and every time, no matter what I've ordered, I've…read morebeen very happy. The food is prepared fresh when you order, and the flavors are just outstanding. From the awesome onigiri, to the donburi, and even the mugicha (when they have it), it's all so, so good. The family is so inviting and helpful. It reminds me quite a bit of the Japanese restaurants I ate in growing up or when I visited Japan as a young adult: great food, clean and simple place, reasonable prices, friendly and helpful staff. What more could you want, really?

Owners Don and K work the cash register and kitchen. They lived in Japan for 35 years before moving…read moreto Provo Utah of all places to open a restaurant. Specializing in rice bowls aka domburi. Super friendly and Don greets every customer in Japanese and as they leave the establishment. Open kitchen right behind so you can see K in action. They also have onigiri but due to the busy lunch rush weren't able to make any to order. Everything is cooked to order, flavors are exactly what you'd want and expect. I got the katsudon with eggs. Crispy pork cutlet and flavorful eggs on top of perfectly cooked rice. I added an order of kaarage cause fried chicken. Everything is very reasonably priced, surprisingly for this day and age of overpriced menu items. This is a hidden gem in Utah.