Eating here today was good, but not the best experience I've had with other Asian restaurants. The food tasted fresh, yet it seemed relatively overpriced for what I received and it took longer to get my food. Overall, I liked it but was looking for better.
Some of the best Korean fusion food I've had in Utah. The deluxe rice bull was awesome, and the side of dumplings was also incredible. Honestly one of the rice bowls could feed two average people, we left really full with just a rice bowl and a side of dumplings. 10/10.
Really enjoyed this restaurant and experience! For anyone paying with cards, you place your order on the tablets when you first walk in. Menu items can be modified to an extent as well. They call your order name and you go pick it up at the counter.Everything is prepared fresh, so the wait is a little longer than your average eatery.The flavors were on point though! I couldn't taste much of the Korean influence on the cheesesteaks, but they were so good. The mandu was also delicious.The deluxe bowls are quite large and are very much like bibimbap but with japchae added and fewer/different veggies.I wished I could have tasted more typical Korean flavors (gochu, sesame oils, ssamjang etc.) since Korean food is one of my favorites. Regardless, the food was delicious.It is on the pricy side, but food portions are a good size. However I'm unsure if they do free refills for drinks because you're not allowed to fill your own cup.** edit - as per the reply, soft drinks are refillable!Two Phillies, one fry, two drinks and mandu were $60 after tax and tip.Pls clean up after yourself when you're done, and put your dishes in the designated area!
You order your food via a kiosk so everything is contactless which I honestly LOVE. Go sit down, they call your name once it's ready and you have some delicious food to munch on. We tried the Katsu Rice Bowl and Shrimp Rice Bowl. Both were delicious and pretty pricey but portions are HUGE. Will definitely be back to this place.
This place was definitely a fusion style of Korean food. If you are looking for authentic Korean food, this is NOT the place. However, food was not bad but the only option was bibimbap. I also paid some tips but it’s a waste of money because it’s all self-service. I don’t see a reason why I should pay tips (you grab the food and you clean the table). I don’t think I would want to visit again.
Staff is super friendly. Good tastes really good. Japchae (noodles) are really flavorful. For perspective if you haven't been here, I'd describe the rice bowl as similar to cupbop but 10x more flavorful. It's also most expensive. Expect to pay around $15-18 per bowl. Our preference is to get order to go. Seating area is clean and has great style but the seating is uncomfortable. So I stand corrected. We returned and while I still think it's pricey, it's better Korean bowls than other options nearby.
Good food. I went to get the junkyard frieds but it wasn't available so I had the bulgogi taco. Pretty good. They rice bowls looked good and fairly close to traditional bibimbap but with different protein options.
Super delicious and the food came out fresh and hot.
Go! This place did not disappoint. I took my parents (in their 70's and almost zero experience with Korean food) here and got a little worried with the tacos and cheesesteak on the menu. We ended up going for the bowls and boy were they good!Beef Bulgogi was super flavorful and probably the best of the bowls, followed closely by the shrimp bowl (shrimp was tempura fried). We also had the spicy pork and salmon.We ordered the Junkyard fries which from reviews looked like a must order, they were okay for me, but the rest of my crew gobbled them up. Meat mandoo was very good too. I just kept thinking "Wow, this food is SO good!"Portions are huge, food was amazing, service is fast and efficient. Would absolutely recommend.
Our food was prepared well. We tried most the dishes and everything was excellent. I would suggest adding more options to the menu. It’s a must try.