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I’m Korean, and my family and I thought the food tasted exactly like authentic food from Korea! Don’t be intimidated by the alleyway dining experience…
KoreanFoodie
Kimchi House
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Best hangover cure (for Asian stomach lol ) after a hard night out, great value and super tasty. Most of the meal deal come with crispy seaweed, and k…
Sofia Quach
Kimchi House
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Nice little restaurant. I went for the grilled Baby Octopus which would be very good if some of the pieces wouldn't be a bit like rubber. The overall …
Vilma Ribeiro
Kimchi House
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5 Reviews on “Kimchi House”
I’m Korean, and my family and I thought the food tasted exactly like authentic food from Korea! Don’t be intimidated by the alleyway dining experience, the food is AMAZING
Best hangover cure (for Asian stomach lol ) after a hard night out, great value and super tasty. Most of the meal deal come with crispy seaweed, and kimchi. Definitely come back try other dishes !!!
Nice little restaurant. I went for the grilled Baby Octopus which would be very good if some of the pieces wouldn’t be a bit like rubber. The overall flavor was good. Miso soup included.
Sounds like my favourite place in the world. I LOVE kimchi, I need kimchi all the time. Even on a 2.5 day trip I couldn’t go without kimchi? lolAnyway quite hard to find, it was hidden away, but the smell helped in leading the way.It was a whole lot of kimchi, kimchi, kimchi. We ordered kimchi stew, bibimbap, and tofu kimchi salad. Kept in the fridge for a few hours and then heated up at night and eaten but still good. The portions were decent and the price was ok.The staff who took my order was so helpful and nice.
The place is hidden in a very small alleyway with very old and basic furniture. It looked like a cheap and cheerful venue, however, a $15 basic bibimbap with minimum meat ( 6 thinly sliced while very chewy beef) does not meet my basic expectations. in most cheap Korean places I’ve tried, at least they put enough veggies to not look too stingy, but this place even avoided doing this, so what I had is small plate of rice with some Korea chilly paste to help taste like bibimbap, a bit disappointed.