I'm on my Korean BBQ kick, so I got wing of a spot in Baltimore that's good, they just needed some…read morehelp. I pulled up, & I was surprised!! This spot is actually pretty good!! Let's GO!! . Where I am: Be-One Korean Bbq *No Social Media Presence, they are on Google* . Location Reviewed: 2016 Maryland Ave., Baltimore M.D. . Items Reviewed: *Their All you can eat dinner for $27.95* LIKE THAT!! Their Sides (watercress, potatoes, kimchi, fish cakes, spicy cucumbers, cabbage, side salad, cucumbers, bean sprouts, chicken katsu, & rice). I dipped into each one of these, they were all fresh, & tasty!! STAMP!! Their Proteins (spicy pork, spicy chicken, spicy bulgogi, garlic shrimp, & pork belly). These were all nicely seasoned, spicy, & tasty. The pork belly needed more flavor...DELICIOUS. STAMP!! Their Seafood Panjun Pancake ($17.95 with shrimp, calamari, onions, eggs, cheese, veggies, & soy sauce). Surprisingly good!! Crisp, meaty, & fulfilling!! STAMP!! Their King Galbi Tang ($24.95 a short rib soup with a thick rib, rice, & veggies). Mild flavor, beefy, hot, & good!! STAMP!! Their Fried Dumplings ($7.95 with pork, & soy sauce). Crispy, with a tangy soy sauce!! . Parking: Decent, but Rough!! . Recommendations: A quaint spot, with good food, & service!! . Accessibility: It's wheelchair friendly, & it's differently abled persons friendly. 5 Stars=STAMP 4 1/2 Stars=LIKE THAT 4 Stars=DELICIOUS 3 Stars=DECENT 2 Stars=PASS 1 Star=NAH #Bigschlimsreviews

Is good food and nice service clean restaurant My favorite…read moreis Gamja Tang very good hot and spicy I order fried pumpkin

This is a great korean restaurant stall. Great stuff, cash…read moreonly, awesome fast korean food. OK oriental is situated near the seating area of the market. Doesn't have a menu. I wish it did ..i'm sure that turns new people off. But don't be afraid. People obviously haven't been too afraid because around 12 there's a constant line. Specialty is simplicity. Nice Marinaded korean teriyaki chicken is continually kissing the grill. For $6.50 ($7.00 w tax) you get your choice of meat (teriyaki chicken or krn fried chicken (also amazing)) over a big portion of rice/couple of korean noodles like chap chae or chinese lo mein, and I believe they have fried rice(not sure about this) + two sides (assorted veggies such as kimchi, broccoli florets +carrots, green beans (tossed in sesame oil and sesame seeds), boiled bean sprouts (tossed in sesame oil/seeds), and other specialties on different days. you can get a sweet and spicy hot pepper past over your chicken too ...works really well (it's not too spicy, it's a perfect combo) it's about .25 or .50 cents I believe. it's actually a fairly healthy meal (except for the amount) I usually try to split this meal into two meals...that's how much she (the owner) gives you. Because i'm huge eater, and the chicken is so tender, adn the whole meal is just balanced well, I end up eating the whole thing ... then I go into a food coma. All of this stuff is very korean, reminds of simple teriyaki restaurants that my family friend's parents own ...still haven't found one like this in baltimore. *In terms of service, the korean lady is grinding. She's very nice especially if you talk korean (obviously because she speaks that better than english), and the other workers are nice as well ...but around the busy times (whether they have a long customer line or have to prepare for the lunch rush), they're grindin' so it's understandable if they seem chaotic and sporadic at times. Still overall very quick. If you look at my post about the restaurant ajumma, you'll notice the difference. This is what I want from a so called korean " fast food" joint. OK Oriental is more flavorful, distinct clean flavors, each element (rice, veggies, meat) work well together, and is much cheaper than most other korean "fast food" joints around baltimore. The lady reminds me of my mom, just grindin ..she has to be in her 50s pushing 60 1st generation korean ... We should tell her to open a store foreal. She's working way too hard .in that small cramped space.

They've recently switched to a self serve style and charge by the pound. They have also added a…read morecouple more food items. I was a little skeptical at first, but you can still get a decent amount for a decent price. Previously it was about $7 for either white rice, fried rice, or noodles + a meat + 2 sides. The portions were generous and the take out container was packed to the brim. If this review was written 2 months ago, they would have 5 stars for this old format. From all the different protein options, the grilled chicken is my good to. Its simple and flavorful. I have had the seafood a couple times and once it did taste a little off. Since then I've stuck to the chicken. They have an assortment of vegetables which is key with all the carbs and protein you're packing in. The sprouts, green beans, carrots/broccoli, are all solid bets. Still my go to place for food in the area.

Jong Kak just reopened after being closed for a while. Support this place!…read more Their side dishes are delicious. Their meats are great. The staff is very attentive. I did a half combo. They even provided marshmallows at the end of the meal, so you could roast them in the open fire. The ambiance is great. There are random signs around the restaurant. I went at an off time, but I remember a few years ago that this place was packed after The Crown closed for the night (RIP The Crown). They are open late on the weekends, so get your Korean BBQ fix right in Baltimore after you go to 1722 or Club Car or anything else around Station North.

Compared to Kong, I think Jong Kak feels brighter and more spacious. The food was pretty good too!…read moreThe seafood casserole stew was packed with ingredients and super worth it for the price -- I'd give it an 8/10! All the side dishes (assortments) were really delicate and tasty too. We also ordered a tofu soup, and the portions were more than enough for two people (and one of us works out regularly, haha)! The service was friendly too -- overall, a really great experience!

This spot's fried chicken is up there with Ekiben for me! Korean BBQ spot that offers fried…read morechicken, bulgolgi, bibimbap, and other Korean eats. Came here with no reservations and was able to get sat within 5 mins on a Friday night. My friends and I ordered an appetizer each, plus an entree each, and we were drowning in food. The corn cheese was incredible and melty, the fried dumplings were crisp and the dipping sauce was delicious, the edamame was fine, nothing crazy. We all ordered some sort of bibimbap bowl, and they were quite huge. The Kongbination is what I got, which comes with beef bulgogi, pork bulgogi, fried chicken, white rice, salad, and a fried egg. I was able to take home half and have plenty for lunch the next day. Everything was delicious, great price for the amount of food, and fun atmosphere. I would love to check out their karaoke rooms next time!

Huge portions and perfectly fried. We stopped by around 11:30p and definitely appreciate having…read moreGOOD late night eats. Staff was friendly and quick and it felt like just strolling into a spot I'd been to a million times. We'll be back for sure.

If you are looking for an authentic Korean BBQ place with good quality food and reasonable price,…read morethis is definitely one of them. There was no wait time when we went during early dinner hours. Price: very reasonable for all you can eat, see pictures for price details Service: not bad, friendly and efficient Atmosphere: dark industrial vibe, great for gathering and drinking with friends, multi-level building. Food & Drinks: good quality meats, and the all you can eat come with tones of other items like corn, steamed eggs, ramen...etc. Good soju selections, they have my fav sugar and low sugar ones. Parking: we went during early dinner hr so had no problem finding street parking. Foodies of @WineDinenVacay had an enjoyable experience and highly recommend this place.

I recently tried out Steak N Bone after hearing great things! This place is perfect for large…read moregroups thanks to the family-style dining set up and large booths. The banchan was yummy and included a variety of options. The corn cheese was also delicious. The meat seemed high quality and our server stayed on top of switching out the grill and helping us with menu suggestions. My main reason for four stars and not five is I think they could do better with their gluten free friendly options. One side of the menu was clearly marked for gluten free options while the other side wasn't, making it a hassle to flip back and forth and figure out what I could eat. Despite having quite a few gluten free options, they didn't have any gluten free soy sauce (or tamari). This would've really taken the meal to the next level as the gluten free meats come without any marination and are very very plain on their own. We also ordered large combo for 5-6 people which had a good amount of meats and sides but was supposed to come with six servings of rice. We never received the rice but weren't provided a reason or a discount. I'd return in the future but probably smuggle in my own personal bottle of tamari so I could enjoy the flavors of the meat more. Overall, the price at $215 for six of us (plus drinks) was pretty good, regardless of these small hiccups.

Over the years coming to Hampden I had never eaten at Monas super noodle. Yesterday we had the…read morechance to pop in during a quick lunch. Spacious interiors and there appeared to be only one person at the host/server stall. We did beat the lunch rush and were the only ones there around maybe 12pm? My bf got the tom kha soup and I glt the laotian chicken box. I love thai or laotian spiced fried chicken so I was excited. Maybe my judgement is biased because I was expecting very heavily seasoned fried chicken with herbs and seasonings but what I got was not really seasoned any differently than any ol regular fried chicken. It was very very crispy but that was about it. I felt a bit disappointed. It was also served with just some unseasoned steamed rice and a pretty typical sweet sour sauce. My bf did enjoy his soup. He had no complaints at all. I would come back to try the pho maybe. The seafood pho looked good. Maybe when the weather isn't 100 degrees.

The pad Thai was great! The banh mih was great too, but it's different kind of pork, not the usual…read moregrilled bbq pork, but it's refreshing with the rest of the ingredients.

The service was fast the food was good like soul food and they have other menu items as well it's…read morenice and hot and the customer service is always friendly I love the fact that you can see what you order like Buffett style

Wings were great will definitely be coming back soon! Kind of hard to get their attention though…read more We called and picked up.

I came here specifically for the honey fried chicken bao and it didn't disappoint. Crispy fried…read morechicken with a delicious sour-sweet sauce. It came with rice and my only complaint was that the salad was less of a salad and more just some lettuce. Would have loved some crispy cabbage to complement the rest of the meal! Take-out service was quick and easy. They even have a few tables for dine-in.

Can't say enough good things about Bambao. This fast casual food spot right in the middle of harbor…read moreeast is a great lunch and dinner option. Everything I tried was fresh and delicious. Especially the pop corn chicken. The prices were great and they had space on the second floor to sit down and eat if you didnt want to carryout.