PHILLFS

Very flavorful and fresh ingredients. Best ambience to a perfect meal ! Authentic Korean experience with bar/store in restaurant type; have Korean snacks and merchandise for sale. A feast for the pallette and your eyes :) Attendants are very accommodating and answers your questions attentively !

+6

Sumaita Saba

A warm and cozy place with wholesome food experience. I had jujube tea, bulgogi and soft tofu stew with seafood. I highly recommend trying these three on the menu.

+5

Kay Cee

Disclaimer: I have never been to their brick and mortar location but have visited their Troy Market stall multiple times. I love their food. It’s quite delicious and made with love and care. I know I will get to their place one day soon.

dana

So thrilled to finally be able to eat here! With plenty of delicious vegan, vegetarian, gluten and dairy free options everyone can join. The staff is super friendly and accommodating while the ambiance of the restaurant can't be beat. Everything we ordered was so good there was only time for an "After" photo. I'm already making plans to come back and try something else on their menu.

Benjamin Merritt

Fantastic and fresh food, fills you up but doesn't weigh you down. Even though dining in is still not happening here, they have a great heated outdoor tent. The food is excellent with the hot sauce and kimchi being even better. They also have a nice little selection of Asian snacks and ethically sourced chocolate

Chef

Innovative food with fresh delicious ingredients. Korean food that is pleasing and beautiful. I like ordering at a counter and then having food brought to me. Terrific staff. Very casual. Could eat there every day. My kind of food. The dumpling soup is a must. Their bowls are terrific. Pancakes superb. Enjoyed every bite.

+1

Dana Capili

First time eating here today- it was excellent. Food tasted great, except for the tofu stew. Tofu stew was average (too much tofu, not enough seafood). Water is self serve; cups and a jar is present in the dining area. The entrance is through the bar, you walk straight to the back to order food for the restaurant. The interior had a hipster vibe (we were feeling it). You have to segregate your own trash- see photo. Staff was very accommodating.

+5

Sharon B

Cute Korean food restaurant in Troy! There's a little shop inside at the counter selling bowls, chopsticks, and Korean snacks. You place your food at the counter and your orders are brought to your table. We both ordered the seafood tofu stews and the mandoo appetizer to share. For some reason our orders took a long time. Others who came in after us got their orders before us too! The tofu stew was good but a bit disappointing in the lack of seafood in the dish. Seems like it was just dried seafood bits that were added to give the stew flavor. The Mandoo dumplings were fried and they came with a dumpling sauce. They were pretty good and we enjoyed those.

+4

Jacky Lam

Good Korean restaurant, overall, the food is average. But the atmosphere was very nice and cozy. I felt like the food was frozen and very bland in comparison to other Korean restaurants I had. But if you like a cozy family-style feel, definitely worth a visit!

Tammy Liu

This review rating is based on availability, not on authenticity. Great idea to offer some Korean grocery items while serving various Korean dishes. Service was great! Kind of a cute place. As for the food, the veggies with beef over rice and the tofu stew was very average, comparing to what we could get in NY and CA, but it is nice to at least be available here in Troy. Prices were a bit higher than expected. I also would like to suggest a lot less use of MSG!

+6

The atmosphere is good, and the seasoning is authentic. However, the food ingredients are wayyy inferior, making this place too overpriced. The $13 seafood pancake is a joke, 13 for this mini thin cake with canned seafood? Its cost is literally less than $1😅 Even in New York Manhattan this place would be considered overpriced given the food quality.

eh~ no real menu. And no real instructions/directions on what you're suppose to do. We walked in and waited to be seated...or at least told what to do. Apparently you have to walk all the way in to the counter and order. Food was so so. No real service. Cold inside. Parking in Troy is terrible

Jackie Tang

This is one of the interesting Korean restaurants in the area, farm style + bar. Almost everything inside the restaurant is made out of wood. They have a displaced a wide variety of Korean snacks and drinks as well next to the ordering counter. In terms of food, it's pretty good for its price. Loved one of their appetizer, "The mandoo", fried dumplings were on point, super thin and crispy on the outside, packed with flavors inside. Their dishes I find are kind of "hit or miss", in a way. Such as the bibimbap and kimchi fried rice, they were quite decent, but the flavors in them were not very orchestrated, and didn't taste very authentic either.