Korean Grill,

10901 North Lamar Boulevard, Austin, TX 78753

"Go during their lunch time (11am-3pm weekdays), so the price is cheaper. There are a variety of bento boxes, fried rice, stews, and ramens options for their lunch menu. I got their seafood soft tofu jigae which was good and spicy. I also had their beef bulgogi ramen. The broth was slightly sweet, but I like the slightly chewy ramen the most. Both of these were on the lunch options. Their seafood pancake is huge to justify the $16 price point. It’s not the best I ever had, but it wasn’t bad."

"Ordered the spicy rice cakes, gyoza, and galbi short ribs and it was all delicious. Would highly recommend!"

"The service is terrible. We came for a late lunch and the were the only guests in the restaurant. The server was super rude, and almost seemed annoyed when we would ask for things like refills, napkins or extra kimchi. If you can get past the awful service, this place has great food. The food was fresh, came out quickly and had great flavor."

"We tried this restaurant on recommendation. We were told the food is authentic so we were excited to experience it for ourselves. We ordered the tteokbokki (labeled spicy rice cake on the menu). We also ordered kimchijeon (kimchi Korean pancake), dumplings, and Galbi (beef short ribs). Everything was delicious and portions generous. The kimchijeon will be calling me back soon!"

"We went here on a Monday evening so it's not the busiest, and the service was fast. I got the kimchi pancake and pork blood sausage soup. I liked the soup a lot. I bet it's gonna taste better when the weather is cooler. The soup is very comforting. It's also a large portion, I had to take it in a to-go box to finish it the next day. The soups are served with banchan dishes. Loved the stewed potato. The pickled vegetables are also very good. The kimchi pancake was a little on the mediocre side. Not very crispy on the surface and the kimchi flavor was a bit weak."