A Young Korean Restaurant

Place was clean & staff friendly. The food was great and came really fast. Definitely recommend! The staff was very attentive and we had our money's worth.

I always take my family here when we visit Niagara Falls. Very comforting, modern, clean restaurant, and we come back because it's all so familiar. Food is fantastic - I liked their mushroom bibimbap. They have a very good selection of various Korean dishes, including pork bone soup. It's a quiet atmosphere...never too frenetic and service is always super-friendly. They also have free wifi (very helpful with my 2-year-old)! Will come back again for sure.

We tried Korean BBQ for the first time and we were not disappointed. The interior was very nicely decorated and clean. The staff were friendly and helped us "newbies" pick a few items from the menu. Very very good food. Would recommend to anyone.

For nearly 6 plus years I came to this restaurant. I visited right before Christmas and a rock solid Korean restaurant is now average. The first thing I noticed is the massive price inflation of the menu. Huh?! I eat Korean food in Mississauga for cheaper, more food quantity in a location that is more expensive than Niagara Falls. This place is a rip off. No difference in lunch and dinner price. They changed owners since I last went there. No more buffet either. This place had great KoreN buffet. Gone. The food quality was average and miserly with the free appetizer dishes and with the food we ordered. I ain't coming here again for 1000% sure

Noticed this place a block away from our hotel and had to give it a try. You ascend to the restaurant by elevator, but it's more like a transporter. When the doors open, you'll feel as if you'd been beamed instantly to Seoul! The décor is authentically Korean, and we were a minority among the Koreans dining there, which is always a good sign. Service was excellent and quick. Within moments we had a table full of typical Korean appetizers, including kimchi, seaweed, potatoes, and other assorted veggies. I ordered the bulgogi bibimbap in a searing hot stone bowl and it was the best I've ever had. My husband had the tonkatsu (pork cutlet), which is his favourite at our local Korean restaurant, and he said THAT was the best he'd ever had. We also had a tempura side dish of shrimp and squash, which had a delectably light breading. My only regret is that I'd left my cellphone in the hotel room. I'll take pictures next time--because there definitely will be a next time. And we might have to visit their noraebang (karaoke bar), too!