Pyung Taik Korean Restaurant, Niagara Falls NY

Wow what a little gem next to a parking lot and a 7-eleven. When you step inside you enter into a different world. It is simple but just perfect. We both took the bibimbap which came with nice small side dishes with kimchi, broccoli. Wish we stayed longer in this town, would love to have tried the other dishes as well!

A small restaurant is run by a Korean couple. It's just two of them running the whole show, but the wife is very attentive, takes orders, and all. The food was pretty good, and I loved the seafood pancakes.

One thing to note is that this restaurant only accepts cash. Thankfully, we had it in hand, so we were able to place our orders. It's worth giving it a try.

Very tasty food, nice people serve you, I lived in South Korea, the food there is the same as in this place, thanks to them!

The taste is delicious. We couldn't order too many dishes because we had to pay in cash.

I came to Niagara Falls and wanted to eat Korean soup, so I ordered kimchi jjigae and rib ribs, and they were delicious.
My son said that it was much better than kimchi jjigae at Incheon Airport. The rib ribs were delicious everywhere while dining in the US. I recommend the rib ribs in Pyeongtaek!

Parking is convenient and the owner is kind.
I honestly emptied my mind because it was Korean food eaten in a foreign country. All of our family were satisfied. Recommended for those who are tired of greasy food after traveling.

Great Korean food! I visited from Indiana to see The Falls with my Korean family and we loved it. The service was great along with the food.

Don’t trust the outside of this place, we thought it was closed and look like an old garage and we almost left. Fortunately, we didn’t and so we found a gem after a weeks eating burgers and nuggets. This place is worth for 5 stars rate

Went here to have dinner two days in a roll. Really loved the silken tofu soup and the bibimbap. The dishes have a tender texture and a delicate, subtle flavour. Veggies are very fresh too.
The service is good too. The owners are a nice couple. They are also the cook and the waitress. They don't talk much but are very attentive. Strongly recommending this place!

A week ago, I traveled with my sister from Korea and visited a Korean restaurant.
The store was shabby on the side of the road, but the interior was relatively clean. Even though it's a business for tourists from overseas, isn't it too much? I was surprised by the price of the food, which is not good for cash only, and the meat for the side dishes and main dishes was tough and the stew was bland, so I should have added more salt. Anyway, I do not recommend it.
I was disappointed when I saw that Cash Only had to calculate taxes and bill me.

It was a bit difficult to get there because we didn't have a car because it was a bit remote, but there was a 7-Eleven right next door, so we could buy some food and drinks. The owner was very friendly and we had children, so we ordered pork cutlet and it was just ok. The ttukbaegi bulgogi was delicious, just like eating it in Korea. Other than that, the atmosphere was like a place where package guests go to eat Korean food when they go abroad. Highly recommended if you want to eat Baekban!

This is a hidden gem of a place, and was our go-to for authentic Korean food while we were visiting the falls! The food was delicious, we ordered a variety of different things and it all tasted great. The service was quick and helpful. They allow you to bring your own liquor as well.

The only con was the availability of parking (first time we came we checked if it would be ok to use the 7-11 parking lot next door). Also keep in mind that it’s cash only.

There was parking on the street, and although the restaurant looked a little shabby from the outside, the cleanliness on the inside felt good.
I ordered soft tofu stew and it included side dishes and rice.
The side dishes were simple, but tasted like Korean food, and the soft tofu stew was similar to what you can get at highway rest areas in Korea. I enjoyed it, and it seems like a good place for people who miss Korean food itself, and are visiting the US for a few days on tour. I think it would be better for people to just eat food from the U. S.or other countries. For reference, the two American guys next to me ordered bulgogi and ramen, and when I saw them eating it, they seemed quite satisfied. The lady serving me said that there were not enough side dishes. They asked if I had any, so I refilled the kimchi and ate it again.

The only korean restaurant in niagara falls american side. It is perfectly located near rainbow bridge so you can enjoy the korean dishes right before crossing the border. One thing, they only accept cash.