9/03/2026: An update: We stopped for the lunch specials,…read moreavailable Monday -Friday only, which have enormous portions and a very reasonable price. The specials are served in lacquered trays, to separate the types of food: Entree, salad, glass noodles and fried dumplings. I also ordered milo from the drinks list, and when I asked what it was, it surpassed the owner's use of English. He asked me if I wanted it hot or cold? Surprise! It's the Korean version of Nesquick! (See the picture below). The bulgogi was excellent, as was my galbi. I also enjoyed the glass noodles and the panchan.

This was my time at Chin Hills and it did not disappoint. We started with the potato tempura, which…read morewas a delightful little appetizer. I then had the bulgogi for my main and it was huge and delicious. Big enough for two for sure. My dining companion had the teriyaki salmon and said it was very good. The service was prompt but not overbearing. You pay at the front when done (a heads up for anyone who would sit and wait for ages until someone came with the bill).

Service was just ok. Timelines of food good. Place was clean. Restroom was clean. Price was…read moremoderate. Staff was nice. Food was "meh."

The food was very flavourful especially the fried rice (R1. BOKKEUM BAP) which we ordered with…read morechicken, pork and kimchi in it. Also the spicy pork bulgogi from Korean BBQ (B1. COMBO for 2) was super nice! Took a bit to get the food, but it was worth the wait. Ambience was good I enjoyed the Korean BBQ experience.

Service was good. The gentleman was prompt and informative. He explained the menu and helped us…read morenarrow down our choices. There are soooo many selections. We settled on Crunchy pork and roasted duck with a side of bok choy vegetables. We ate until we were stuffed and still had enough for late night leftovers. Nice find!

04/29/26 An update: I'd been craving another dinner of the…read moreroast duck, and arrived at the Asian Center Mall at 10:30 for groceries. By the time I was at Fu's BBQ it was 10:45 and they weren't quite ready to open yet. My willingness to wait earned me a sweet Taiwanese sausage on a stick from the chef. It was outstanding! I love this place!!

Really enjoyed this Korean BBQ and hot pot experience and will definitely be back. Next time I'll…read moreprobably just opt for the hot pot because the hot pot broths were so flavorful and I wasn't great at making my own sauce combinations. I wish they had some suggested recipesl combos near the sauce bar to guide you. The variety of ingredients here and quality was honestly very impressive. It was worth every dollar and I was actually surprised they weren't charging more. It's easy to get a reservation on a weeknight so if you struggled to get in a weekend like we did on our first attempt, go during the week. The servers were very friendly and parking was easy out front.

Nice place eat with a group. Fun to grill your own meats, and make your own "soup" bowls. The…read moreoptions are plentiful, there is something for everyone. It's all you can eat style. You go up get your own ingredients and cook it at the tables. Everything was fresh. The grills and hot pots were hot. Service was excellent. They come clean table often. When the grill gets little dirty they replace that for you as well. They have a full bar as well for cocktails. The meal comes with rice and an ice cream option for dessert. 35.00 for both the knot and bbq grill. The entire party has select the same option. The difference between the two is five bucks.

Stopped in for a quick bite as a late lunch. The place was dead empty when we got there. We ere…read moregreeted at the front and placed our order. There was self-seating, bus your own table and I figure it's just the lull between lunch and dinner and they're running lean on staff at that hour. No big deal. This place has actual Korean cuisine but I was there for their wings. Got two orders of wings, original and honey garlic, plus an order of fries. Food was legitimately good. Wings came out crispy, good flavor, cooked right. The honey garlic ones get sticky and perhaps messy to eat but worth it. Had a light beer with mine, wife had some soju. Hit the spot. Service was fine for what it was. A slow day with limited staff who were friendly and helped us out when we needed it, no complaints at all. Restaurant was quiet but they've got a full bar in there, so I'd guess it fills up at night or when there's a game on TV. And honestly, we rather enjoyed the quiet atmosphere. Amherst's got plenty of wing joints already, but this one does actual Korean fried chicken and does it right. If you haven't been, it's worth checking out and kind of a hidden gem. I'll be back to try their actual Korean food and see what it's like when it's actually busy.

I door dashed this food to my house so I can't speak about the service or the look of the…read morerestaurant. The packaging was very cute! However I can say the food was ready quickly, I got 8 original chicken wings and a side of cheeseling fries. The chicken was juicy and crispy with a hint of spice yet for me it was a tad bit bland. The cheeseling fries were very good. The seasoning on them were very flavorful however the powdered cheese on was a tad clumpy and the fried weren't crispy (though that's probably not their fault) I'm assuming they would have been crispier if I dined in. Over all I would love to come back and try again and amend my review if I dine in.

The newly renovated Korean place in UB Commons is worth the visit if you're on campus. I would…read moreclassify it more so as a Korean fast food/food truck than a traditional restaurant due to the limited items on the menu, lack of banchan, and add-on prices. The ordering is on a tablet, and there aren't a lot of items on the menu, so it's fairly easy. One of the things that I may point out though, is that everything is an add-on and is extra charge. I ordered bibimbap and kimchi fried rice, and to add meat to the bibimbap is $1-3 and then to add a fried egg, it's an additional $1 (if I remember correctly). Same with the kimchi fried rice. If you want to add spam, chicken or other meat options, you need to pay extra (which is quite uncommon in most Korean restaurants). Another thing to point out is they don't have banchan. :( This is a huge downside since most Korean restaurants at least give you a couple side dishes. Overall though, the food is fresh and if you're looking for Korean food on campus, it's not a bad option. Despite the limited menu though, it's pretty tasty too. (I'll make sure to add a photo next time I'm there!)

This place truly delivers authentic Korean food capturing the essence of dishes found in Korea. The…read moreprices are reasonable, making it a genuine and affordable taste. I hope to see the restaurant provides more menu one day.

You must look beyond the exterior of this restaurant for the absolute deliciousness inside!…read moreI found this listing on the 2024 Yelp top 100 restaurants in the USA. The two staff members inside were very welcoming and brought our meals out quickly. The food was hot fresh and delicious! The inside of the restaurant was very clean. This was some of the best Vietnamese food I've ever had!

Yeah, not so much. I should have known by the filthy parking lot, dirty door and windows. But the…read morereviews convinced me to try it anyway. The initial greeting was solid. After that it was all downhill. Entered to a slightly busy restaurant. Told to take any seat I did and was immediately surprised that the table was very wet and sticky. The cashier/server said "oh I just wiped that down " and handed me a menu. I sat there reading the menu. After a few minutes I put the menu down. The table was dry and guess what? Sticky. No problem just got up and moved to a new table. Ordered my food. Got to sit next to the cashier who pretty much was just flipping pages on his phone. Seated next to me was a delivery driver who was watching videos on his phone with the volume turned up. Ordered egg rolls, spring rolls, Anchi's Combo Sandwich. The egg rolls were tasty but tiny. I mean tiny. I get these at Vietnamese restaurants all the time and these are small the peanut sauce was meh. Next came the spring rolls or should I almost Spring rolls . On the smaller side with a fresh wrap. Only it was 80% shredded lettuce, 10% noodles and the smallest split shrimp. Nothing else! Not a slivered of carrot or cucumber or a touch of mint and or basil. Which means there's NO flavor.Even the dipping sauce was boring. Okay the sandwich has to be good I've never had a bad one. Until now. It came out oozing with what I'd called "buttery mayo" which it may have been but it drenched the sandwich and made it a sticky mess. Sticky now (I understand the table.) Most of the ingredients were sliced into tiny slivers even the meat. I was so disappointed in the whole experience. Did I say something no I never saw the "server" again at the table. But I could see him flipping through his phone nonstop during my entire visit. Oh and to top it off the driver had laid his head on his arm while his phone was still on an he was asleep. So after having to get up and ask for my check. After which time I was told to walk around to the cashier counter (I kid you not.) My 1 and only visit ended.

I can't even put into words how much I love this place. I always end up getting twenty things and…read morepretending went grocery shopping. Obviously they have excellent pho but the sandwiches are the real unexpected stars. We end up getting like six of them to keep in the fridge because they keep really well and are around five bucks. I have eaten anything that has noodles there and it was always authentic feeling. The ambiance is tiny and cute. I've only been there to pick up food once but every single time I get food from this place they are so wonderful, smiling, and happy to help. They have great service.

The Pho is amazing especially on a cold day in Buffalo. The noodles are packed with flavor and the…read morebeef is amazing. I also tried the fried pork dumplings with a sweet and sour sauce paired together they create a harmony of taste .