K-Cuisine

Melonie Alexandra

We got the Seafood Hotpot and it was delicious!! The deep fried shrimp was really good too!

Sinh Nguyen

Sooooo Good. Dont talk about price. THEY CLOSE AT 2AM. SIT DOWN AND ENJOY.

First time here not sure what to expect. Always mixed reviews for service. But that’s fine if the food is good. Ox knee soup delicious Beef tofu soup delicious. Try it with a scoop of gojujang if you want some spice Korean short rib delicious. Not too fatty and tender Kid friendly Would come out again :)

This is our comfort restaurant in San Diego. Whenever I’m feeling down, I come to K Cuisine. It just has such a cozy vibe - it’s never that busy so we always sit in the same table, the server is super nice and always has a smile on her face, and the food is like a warm home-cooked meal. Our favorites are the bossam, soondae, and soups. Their hot pot is also great but keep in mind it’s a big portion and meant for maybe 3 people. Also if you’ve never tried Terra before, get it! It’s my favorite light beer ever since I first tried it here.

The search is over! Honestly- we’ve tried Korean Sundubu-jjigae (tofu soup *you can choose the protein) all over the U.S. and this unassuming restaurant delivers some of the best. Don’t let the lack of patrons make you think it is any less than neighboring places. This place deserves more business honestly and if the owner decided to tear down the window covering more people would naturally come in and find out what we found out.

The tofu soup is the best! Decent, authentic flavor. We will definitely come back. Don’t be deceived by the outside of the restaurant.

I love this place. I ordered the spicy tofu soup and mango soju. Both were delicious and the food came out quick.

We had party of 8 people and gave a short notice to have a dinner. When we got there, the table was ready and gave us very welcome feeling. We ordered lots of food and every food came out on time and they taste so good. The server was very nice and even chef came out to check how we thought about the foods. We will definitely visit this place again.

Went on a Friday night. Great, low key place (easy parking, fast service and delicious food). Ordered grilled pork belly and hot beef noodle soup. Everything was good. The side dishes were some of the best I have ever had. One word that sum it all up... Authentic.

New favorite casual korean spot that sells comfort food. We had the samgyetang (chicken soup 삼계탕) and jaeyuk (stir fried spicy pork 제육볶음). Both were solid and reasonably priced. When I don’t want to break the bank and have good korean food, I am going to come here. The owners are really nice, too.

JUSTIN CHING

First time here not sure what to expect. Always mixed reviews for service. But that’s fine if the food is good. Ox knee soup delicious Beef tofu soup delicious. Try it with a scoop of gojujang if you want some spice Korean short rib delicious. Not too fatty and tender Kid friendly Would come out again :)

Emily San Diego

I love this place. I ordered the spicy tofu soup and mango soju. Both were delicious and the food came out quick.

hey pa

The search is over! Honestly- we’ve tried Korean Sundubu-jjigae (tofu soup *you can choose the protein) all over the U.S. and this unassuming restaurant delivers some of the best. Don’t let the lack of patrons make you think it is any less than neighboring places. This place deserves more business honestly and if the owner decided to tear down the window covering more people would naturally come in and find out what we found out.

Mangowearsgreenpants

The tofu soup is the best! Decent, authentic flavor. We will definitely come back. Don’t be deceived by the outside of the restaurant.

Connie

This is our comfort restaurant in San Diego. Whenever I’m feeling down, I come to K Cuisine. It just has such a cozy vibe - it’s never that busy so we always sit in the same table, the server is super nice and always has a smile on her face, and the food is like a warm home-cooked meal. Our favorites are the bossam, soondae, and soups. Their hot pot is also great but keep in mind it’s a big portion and meant for maybe 3 people. Also if you’ve never tried Terra before, get it! It’s my favorite light beer ever since I first tried it here.

Kuya Ricky

Went on a Friday night. Great, low key place (easy parking, fast service and delicious food). Ordered grilled pork belly and hot beef noodle soup. Everything was good. The side dishes were some of the best I have ever had. One word that sum it all up... Authentic.

Jack Lee

We had party of 8 people and gave a short notice to have a dinner. When we got there, the table was ready and gave us very welcome feeling. We ordered lots of food and every food came out on time and they taste so good. The server was very nice and even chef came out to check how we thought about the foods. We will definitely visit this place again.

This is a cozy, home-style Korean–Chinese restaurant tucked away in a corner of the Convoy area, perfect for those craving comforting, everyday flavors. As soon as you walk in, you feel a warm, family-style atmosphere. The owner is very welcoming and friendly, making the experience comfortable and pleasant. Based on recommendations from Xiaohongshu, we ordered the seafood pancake, spicy tofu soup, and grilled pork belly. The portions were generous and the value was good — even with two people, we only managed to eat about half and couldn’t finish everything. Flavor-wise, it was just okay for me, not quite as amazing as others had described. The food leans toward a hearty, traditional fusion of Korean and Chinese flavors rather than anything fancy. If you usually enjoy the taste of casual Korean eateries, it’s worth giving this place a try.

Momo Zhang

This is a cozy, home-style Korean–Chinese restaurant tucked away in a corner of the Convoy area, perfect for those craving comforting, everyday flavors. As soon as you walk in, you feel a warm, family-style atmosphere. The owner is very welcoming and friendly, making the experience comfortable and pleasant. Based on recommendations from Xiaohongshu, we ordered the seafood pancake, spicy tofu soup, and grilled pork belly. The portions were generous and the value was good — even with two people, we only managed to eat about half and couldn’t finish everything. Flavor-wise, it was just okay for me, not quite as amazing as others had described. The food leans toward a hearty, traditional fusion of Korean and Chinese flavors rather than anything fancy. If you usually enjoy the taste of casual Korean eateries, it’s worth giving this place a try.

K Cuisine is a small spot offering decent Korean food, tucked away in a bustling plaza. Surprisingly, it wasn’t too crowded even on a Saturday night. The ambiance was authentic, with Korean conversations adding a traditional touch. However, the service speed left much to be desired—it took a long time to place our order, and the appetizers didn’t arrive promptly either. The appetizers like fish cake, veggies, and sliced mushrooms were generally good, but the kimchi contained ginger, which wasn’t to everyone’s liking. The corn cheese was generous with cheese, but the seafood pancake was a bit tricky to eat as the shrimp and octopus pieces kept sliding off. Their kitchen special, Boiled Pork with Cabbage Wraps, had tasty pork belly with a nice dipping sauce, but the cabbage wasn’t pre-separated, making it inconvenient to prepare. The grilled eel was a highlight in terms of portion size—long and large—but the fish bones made it uncomfortable to eat. The Ox Knee Soup had an overwhelming amount of white pepper, making the flavor too heavy, though it did come with plenty of ox knee protein and radish. The store’s Japanese-style decor adds a cozy, family-like warmth to the atmosphere. Despite a few standout dishes, the service speed and some food preparations could be significantly improved.

Scott L

K Cuisine is a small spot offering decent Korean food, tucked away in a bustling plaza. Surprisingly, it wasn’t too crowded even on a Saturday night. The ambiance was authentic, with Korean conversations adding a traditional touch. However, the service speed left much to be desired—it took a long time to place our order, and the appetizers didn’t arrive promptly either. The appetizers like fish cake, veggies, and sliced mushrooms were generally good, but the kimchi contained ginger, which wasn’t to everyone’s liking. The corn cheese was generous with cheese, but the seafood pancake was a bit tricky to eat as the shrimp and octopus pieces kept sliding off. Their kitchen special, Boiled Pork with Cabbage Wraps, had tasty pork belly with a nice dipping sauce, but the cabbage wasn’t pre-separated, making it inconvenient to prepare. The grilled eel was a highlight in terms of portion size—long and large—but the fish bones made it uncomfortable to eat. The Ox Knee Soup had an overwhelming amount of white pepper, making the flavor too heavy, though it did come with plenty of ox knee protein and radish. The store’s Japanese-style decor adds a cozy, family-like warmth to the atmosphere. Despite a few standout dishes, the service speed and some food preparations could be significantly improved.

I didn't like the tofu soup. Thin shallow flavor. The dumplings are okay. Don't come here.

hansub

I didn't like the tofu soup. Thin shallow flavor. The dumplings are okay. Don't come here.

I came here with two friends for dinner and ordered the seasoned chicken wings, tteokbokki, and soondae (blood sausage). The place is incredibly overpriced for what it is, with food that isn't outright bad but isn't good either; everything tasted wrong. The chicken was drowned in supermarket quality sweet and sour sauce, the tteokbokki too bland and with a mix of ingredients that didn't contribute to the overall flavor, and the soondae was of low quality and not as savory as it should have been. A tourist trap, would not recommend at all.

The intestine and seafood were not really fresh.

El Kario

I came here with two friends for dinner and ordered the seasoned chicken wings, tteokbokki, and soondae (blood sausage). The place is incredibly overpriced for what it is, with food that isn't outright bad but isn't good either; everything tasted wrong. The chicken was drowned in supermarket quality sweet and sour sauce, the tteokbokki too bland and with a mix of ingredients that didn't contribute to the overall flavor, and the soondae was of low quality and not as savory as it should have been. A tourist trap, would not recommend at all.

Horizon27

The intestine and seafood were not really fresh.

I'm coming and waiting at the door , I see the waiter outside to talking with the customer, when she see me with no welcome and ignore me. After I get a seat have give me a menu then ignore me for 5-7 minutes more, the food is not bad but the service is terrible. I don't know but I think the owner is get my order, and he drunk with his friend from the other table. Like you drunk a go take order for customers.

Trang Phan

I'm coming and waiting at the door , I see the waiter outside to talking with the customer, when she see me with no welcome and ignore me. After I get a seat have give me a menu then ignore me for 5-7 minutes more, the food is not bad but the service is terrible. I don't know but I think the owner is get my order, and he drunk with his friend from the other table. Like you drunk a go take order for customers.

Lucy Feng

different pricing on google map and store’s menu. Increase 10 dollar or even more! Why not change the price on google map to mislead people?