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    To Korean Cuisine

    4.9 (20 reviews)
    Closed 5:00 pm - 11:00 PM
    Updated 2 weeks ago

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    Outdoor seating
    Dogs allowed
    Happy hour specials

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    Joe C.

    We came here on Friday night on a whim. We realized we passed by before and was glad we stopped in. The exterior is a pretty distinctive shade of blue of a corner lot. Modern QR menu. Ample seating for large or small groups. There were plenty of great options. We started with fried rice cake and I got a musubi as well. Very tasty. The musubi was really good. I lived in Hawaii for about 6 years and had my fare share. Our kimchi came out just before the main course. Very tasty. Can't go wrong with beef bulgogi, very tasty and perfectly cooked. I was very satisfied with my meal and am looking forward to returning. The service was great and friendly. Fun decor and the neighborhood could really use a good Korean spot.

    Jada C.

    To Korean Cuisine turns out to be a gem. First off the food tasted divine. I ordered the vegetarian bowl. It came with tofu, mung beans, sautéed mushrooms, sliced cabbage, carrots, lettuce and sesame seeds accompanied by white rice. I wanted to eat it slowly so I could savor the flavor. Joseph ordered the beef bowl. The appetizers tasted perfect. It came with Ming beans, kimchi cabbage, spinach. The service ranks a perfect 10. To Korean Cuisine celebrates Korean culture by showcasing Korean musical acts such as Black Pink and BTS. All around the TV stations show sports game, and music videos. I really like the vibe. Bring friends, family and dates. I highly recommend it.

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    Steve B.

    To Korean Cuisine, has the best jajang myun (black bean noodles) in Chicago. The owner spoke to my friend and I, and she shared with us that all the food and side dishes are made daily. You can really tell that all the food is made daily and how tasty everything is. The chicken wings are halal which is great for people looking for halal chicken! If you haven't tried To Korean Cuisine, you must go and give them a try! I promise you won't be disappointed! And the bath room is really nice here too!

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    Anthony D.

    A great Korean restaurant on Broadway. We came for dinner and really enjoyed the meal, the dishes were all flavorful. I never had the Doenjang Jjigae, which was pretty good and great on a cold night. If you're in the area, give it a try!

    karina k.

    Nice corner place in a very cool and hip area on broadway with so many Asian restaurants on this same block. The tables are nice and the interior is very colorful and cute signs. They have charging stations at some of the tables. That's a very nice thing. Parking is on the street and on weekdays you pay about $2.50 an hour. On weekends after a certain time it's free. Good was fresh and I ordered the kimbop and they allowed it to vegetarian minus the pork. It was very fresh and just enough to eat and it also came with 5 side dishes which were also very fresh. The kimchi was super spicy (to me) so I had to drink lots of water. Yikes.

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    Marissa C.

    To Korean Cuisine is easily one of my favorite Korean restaurants in Chicago! We got the Dakdoritang, Jajangmyeon, and Jogbal. The Jogbal was our favorite... the meat was soooo tender and the side items and dips completed the braised pig so well. It was so fun creating our lettuce wraps, but the pig was also amazing alone or with rice. The Dakdoritang was a close second for our favorite dish! The chicken stew tasted so homey and comforting, and you can really taste the bone marrow in the broth. This may be my new go-to on a cold day actually. We also tried the To Green cocktail which was melon flavored and made with Melona ice cream. It was the perfect drink and sweet treat all in one! The interior was so colorful and fun as well -- inspired by the bright colors in Squid Games!

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    Nomuka B.

    Food and service were really good and kimchi bulgogi fries was a lit it's nice place to hang out with friends.

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    Thank you so much Steve.

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    Thank you so much.

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    8 months ago

    Got takeout and the food tasted so authentic and came with big portions. Definitely ordering again and would love to eat inside.

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    Delicious Korean food and great service. The galbijjim is a must-try! Soft, rich, and perfectly seasoned. Highly recommend this place.

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    Fried rice cakes are super good. Also cold noodles with kimchi stock is great just what you need on a hot summer day

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