Burning Rice

"The food was great! If you don't want too much flavor. I would recommend getting rice to lighten it. We would go back again. I like their setup and the restaurant was very clean. I couldn't rate the service a five because, you don't interact with anyone. The food gets brought out after you use the kiosk."

"I enjoyed dinner at the Hurst location off highway 26. I got the hot stone bowl with glass noodles and veggies (Japchae style) and added the fried chicken bites (Gangjeong). The food and service were excellent. I requested extra kimchi, and they happily obliged. The space is bright and clean. Highly recommended!"

"Location close to mall and stores so a great spot to come to before and after. Parking right out front. Kiosk and option to order with a person available. I liked the kiosk since I could see everything and make it how I would prefer. It was all delicious! Even the kids bowl is a good amount of food. We tried the shrimp, meat, tofu and chicken and it was all great!"

"Easily some of the best Korean food I’ve ever experienced. After lunch here, my husband and I kept saying we just wanted to go back to even sit and take in the aroma of the place. The food is fresh and delicious. Bonus for you introverts or those just wanting quiet time to yourself- they have self ordering stations and you seat yourself."

"First visit. Delicious food! A big man. There's three digital kiosks to order from and that's it. Has a first time. It did take a little bit of time but I got through it with minimal issues. I did observe an older couple struggling to get through it. I ordered the barbecue chicken with noodles in a hot stone bowl. Very tasty and I love how the stone bowl kept the food warm the whole time. I don't know if I'd do the hot stone bal bowl every time but I did enjoy it. There were four different sauces available to choose from, I tried the sesame and Korean barbecue and enjoy them both. Soy sauce and some type of spicy sauce. I will definitely come back! My bowl cost around $15. Fountain drinks are around $2.50. I'm forgetting the name of the appetizer we got but it was similar to potstickers, crispy and very tasty. Around $4"