Miami Korean Kitchen, North Miami Beach FL

My best friend and I’s favorite korean restaurant in Miami! We found this restaurant wayback in March and it was the best discovery ever! Everything is great from food to service and vibe! There are parking spots. Will definitely visit every time I go back to Miami

This place is a gem, been coming here for about a year. Food is amazing and so are the wines and other cocktails. Highly recommend anyone to go and try it even if you’ve never experienced it and are iffy. You will be very very satisfied and will be a regular

Discovered this place while I was shopping at the Asian Market. The food was excellent and made fresh. The service was great and the fact that it is not too big or noisy was a plus. I like the outdoor seating and that it has take out option as well.
The cooking is very home style.

The food is excellent, and they have some fun street food options in addition to other dishes. They are a little short staffed, so the service can initially be slow, but the food comes out very quickly. All of the staff are absolutely delightful.

I've seen this place a few times, but finally got a chance to go in and try it. So glad I did. Food was really good. This is a real gem of a place

I found this restaurant on Yelp while searching for Korean BBQ options and decided to give it a try. I drove to North Miami, and upon seeing the restaurant from outside, I was hesitant to even step out of the car. The place looked dirty and questionable, not giving a good first impression. But I still decided to check it out.

I walked up to the restaurant with my boyfriend and my service dog and noticed a handwritten sign on the door that said, "Service animals not allowed indoors. " I proceeded to the outdoor area with my dog. While walking towards the outdoor area, a waiter came out and informed me that we had to sit outside because of my dog. I agreed and went to the outside area, which was enclosed by plastic and had no air circulation (imagine sitting here in Miami weather at 2 pm)

As I was taking in the surroundings, I heard someone ask, "Is he an ESA? " At first, I didn't know if they were talking to me because no one approached me. After a few seconds, I realized the girl at the counter inside the window, facing the outdoor area, was talking about my dog. Assuming she was asking if my dog was a service animal, I replied yes. The woman immediately responded by saying, "Well, he can't be here. Only service animals are allowed. " I reiterated that my dog was a service animal. She then responded with a sassy and annoyed tone, "Well, then he's not an ESA then? He's a service animal.okay, you can sit out here" and threw the menus over the counter before closing the window in my face. I was surprised and taken aback by her attitude. At no point were we rude to her, but the minute she gave us attitude, I placed the menus back on the counter and said, "You have a really nasty attitude" before leaving.

Where is management? How can they afford to have someone like that working in their establishment? They lost two paying customers in less than a minute because of the poor attitude of their employee. By the way, if you are immediately adding an 18% gratuity on your bills, please make sure the tip is earned. And to the girl who worked at the window on Sunday, October 1st, it may be worthwhile to consider a different career path that doesn't require interacting with people or animals.

The food is really good! The price too. Real food from Korea. The place is simple but they have very good food.

One of my favorite Korean spots to dine in. I really like their ramen and clear noodles with beef and vegetables. It was recommended by my friend and is now my go-to place.

This is not authentic Korean food restaurant. Foods here is just for making profits but not even close to real korean food. Kimchi they serve is so old, not fresh. Price is overpriced, foods are not fresh. They sell 1dollar instant Ramen for 12 dollars. What a rip off.
I can not recommend anyone who want to try korean foods. What a shameful restaurant.
Never seen fake korean as this one.

I ordered the tteokbokki and my friend ordered the the fried chicken and dumplings (pictured). The tteokbokki was delicious, but I prefer it saucier. The wings were good too, but I did not get to try the dumplings. The prices were more expensive than other Korean places I’ve gone too. However if you’re in the area I recommend to try this delightful hole in the wall.

Me and my daughter love to go there for lunch. The lunch menu is priced pretty reasonably. The dinner is a little pricey but the food is so good. I like the spicy pork over rice and my daughter loves the clear noodle stir fry with beef.

The beef bulgogi on the hot stone bowl was so tasty. The kimchi was so flavorful and the cheese corn dog was delicious!

PAID 15 DOLLARS FI
OR A BULOGI BEEF BOWL. LITTLE BEEF, NOT N
MARINATED, NOT TASTY LITLLT VEGGIES AND MOD
STLY RICE. HAD TO EAT MORE AT ANOTHER RESTAURANT. BOTTOM LINE HIGH PRICES AND SMALL PORTIONS!

Very good Korean food, kind of pricey and small menu. Lowkey spot with good food and alright service

Was recommended by a Korean friend, I’m glad I listened. The food here is soooooo sooooo good! Everything was absolutely fresh made and delicious. The service was also top notch and the restaurant is cute and quaint. I will definitely come back to try the whole menu!

Authentic experience. Ask for the food to be spicy if you want spice.

Real Korean food, the spicy tofu soup was amazing.

Solid place for Korean comfort food/street food. Fast service, very large portion sizes so the prices are pretty worth it. I appreciate the variety of the menu! It has everything that you may be craving from Korean food:) it’s not the highest quality, but hits the spot.