8820 Burnet Rd #502

Kochu is one of our favorite places to eat in Austin. I've tried many different dishes there and they never disappoint. Today I tried the Birria ramen and it was the best ramen I've ever had! The broth was spicy and full of flavor and the noodles were cooked to perfection. Staff is friendly and helpful as always and we will recommend to all of our family and friends!

Everything I ordered was delicious, but the wings were particularly great. Perfectly crispy + juicy. I REALLY want to try the super spicy wings next time, I'm sure they are even better.. Can't speak to service or the store as I ordered through DoorDash, but highly recommend for great Korean food/wings.

good, casual Korean eatery with popular items like the Korean fried chicken wings, kimchi fried rice, and bulgogi bowl. Some critics mention that the portions for the bowls could be better for the price and that the jajangmyeon noodles weren't the best, but overall reviews highlight delicious, authentic, and generous food. This place is great, very casual Korean cuisine with popular items like the Korean fried chicken wings, delicious kimchi fried rice, and great bulgogi dishes. The cuisine is authentic with some dishes providing generous portion sizes. The atmosphere has good vibes and the seating arrangement is good achieving its goal of casual networking and with a twist of intimate dining. The services is good with very attentive and accommodating staff.

Insanely good hip Korean eatery. Fast food feel. Korean food heaven taste. The menu is small but varied with lots of things that I personally would really really really want to eat. Korean Fried Chicken if you want it. Spicy Korean red soups if you want those. Spicy any kind of meat you can think of in a bento box or a bowl. Stuff you never heard of if the standard Korean basics aren't what you want for lunch today. I went with spicy chicken on spicy ramen with a ton of melted mozzarella cheese to bring civilization to the wild chili peppers. Melted mozzarella cheese on ramen is like kisses on the back of the neck. Having that ramen be spicy-hot is like hot spicy kisses on the back of the neck. I was one very happy guy. * * * Do I want to go back? Yes I Said Yes I Said Yes.

We tried Kochu Korean Eatery and really enjoyed it. The Korean fried chicken wings were so crunchy and flavorful. The garlic soy and fire wings are both worth trying depending on how much heat you like. Not super spicy and had great flavor. The bulgogi bowl was really good, and my husband liked the teriyaki chicken bowl too. The staff was friendly and gave us great recommendations, which made the experience even better. Very family friendly and lively! This is our new fav. place to get wings!

Authentic, hearty Korean food. This restaraunt completes the holy quadfecta of a 5 star lunch spot - delicious, healthy, affordable, and quick. The portions are also very generous. The Soegogi Muguk ($15.95) was A+++. My friend got the bibimbap with bulgogi ($10.95 + $4.95) and he really enjoyed it. Order at the counter, grab a number, and food is brought out to you. The inside is bright, casual, and clean.

Ordered delivery. The beef kelp soup and the vermicelli were satisfying and the overall flavor profile was on the heavier side. Very authentic

Solid 4! My friend and I were in the area before an event and Kochu's menu was an alluring option for a quick lunch prior. FOOD: My friend ordered the bulgogi bowl, which she said was delicious. I got the spicy squid & we also ordered a vegetable kimbap to share. The spicy squid was well-seasoned and just the right amount of mild spiciness to have a kick but it would probably be nothing to more seasoned spice enthusiasts. The banchan was average. AMBIANCE: Kochu had casual dining ambiance to the letter, with tinges of South Korea in the decor. SERVICE: The cashier who we ordered from was nice and friendly. This place offers good eats for a relatively cost-effective price but it's nothing special. I certainly wouldn't hesitate to come here again if I'm ever in the area.

Kochu is a casual korean restaurant specializing in rice bowls with pretty authentic flavors and good portion sizes. They give a lot of rice, but I do wish the proportions were better. Like more meat and vegetables. We also got the kimchi fries, which were good but I didn't care too much for. And the k-wings, which I liked a lot! The sauce was delicious, the chicken was crispy, and the inside was not too dry. I will say it was more expensive than I expected. The base price isn't the worst, but I was expecting more meat. And then if you want extra of anything, there's a surcharge. Even for sauces! And adding meat is like an additional $4/5. Overall a solid spot for when you're craving some Korean food, but not exactly a place where you'd have the best food of your life.

Great KFC!! And a super reasonable price too. An order of k-wings is 8 pieces and it comes out nice and fresh. I came with a party of 9 and they had put a table together for us since I called in advance. I like how everyone can scan the QR code and order/pay on their own. It avoided the hassle of putting everything on one check and having to venmo request people. Service was friendly! I really enjoyed the honey sriracha wing flavor and also got a side of pork gyoza that was decent. The gyoza were a bit smaller in size than I expected, but nothing to really complain about. Definitely come check this place out!

Awesome fast casual Korean joint. Reminded me of some of the places you go for a good meal in Seoul. Highly recommend.

THE BIG: Located in North Austin inside the Crossroads Shopping center facing Burnet Road. Small eatery spot but it packs quite the menu. Plenty of parking in the lot. THE BLACK AND WHITE: The wife and I came here for something quick and korean. Kochu showed up on google maps and I'm surprised how I never knew about this spot before. Very industrial interior with order first and then sit down and eat. We got the Korean fried chicken and jjajangmyeon. The jjajangmyeon reminded me of the chinese version and the buckwheat noodles were delicious! The korean fried chicken came in a couple of flavors. We got the spicy soy garlic. A staple and oh so good. THE FINAL BAMBOO: Overall the damage done for two dishes was around $30, not bad and a very delicious meal for those seeking casual korean fare. Will be back!

Had those cravings for some Korean Fried Chicken, and saw that this place was very close to the domain area with high ratings. Came on in and was pleasantly surprised. Atmosphere: Modern korean stop design, complete with TVs playing Kpop and memorabilia. Food: Definitely will comeback for the fried chicken. Meaty and just the right amount of breading along with the combination of yangyeum (like a sweet korean chili sauce), made for a delectable treat that almost filled me. Their other choices are easily just as tempting, I ended up going with the Bulgogi. Service: Very friendly, at the time I went when the owner was on duty and he made some great recommendations. Great food for a great price, will easily come back for the wings and other dishes

Cute little restaurant with good food! The service was good and the food was delicious! I recommend the kimchi fries!

Its a solid 3.5- This is a newer Korean spot off Burnet with a counter service style. Went in and it was pretty straightforward- you order at the counter and they drop off your food at your table. Its no frills and very casual. I got the Jajangmyeon and the Bulgogi platter. Flavor wise it was good, i wished the jajangmyeon was a bit more flavorful as it bordered on bland. The pork helped punch it up a bit. The bulgogi was solid though, and with the fried rice it was good. My only issue with the proteins was the price, for galbi and bulgogi they were getting close to full service Korean restaurant prices. If you're charging premium, maybe offer a bit more service. Just my two cents. Otherwise it's a decent fast casual korean place if you're in a hurry.

Very causal vibe upon walking in, it can almost serve as a fast causal restaurant. If I was going to introduce someone to Korean food, this would be a good place because Kochu definitely has popular dishes that are wonderful introduction to Korean food. We got the chicken wings and bulgogi plate. The chicken wings were crispy and definitely well priced. The bulgogi plate had really good meat but I just wanted more flavor in the japchae and kimchi. I would definitely come back here for the wings.

I saw this new Korean spot in an Instagram reel, so I had to go check it out! Kochu is located on Burnet, a little South of the Domain. There is plenty of parking around the restaurant. As soon as we entered, we were greeted enthusiastically by the person working the register and several others. They offered us samples of their drinks and explained a bit about the menu. This is a counter service spot, with self-seating after you order. They offer a lot of the standard Korean dishes, including Korean fried chicken, jajangmyeon, buldak ramen, and bibimbap. We ordered: - Bibimbap with bulgogi: Pretty solid bibimbap, the egg was cooked to a perfect jammy texture and the bulgogi was lightly sweet. - Buldak ramen: This was pretty spicy (as expected for buldak) but not unbearable. The cheese definitely helped a bit! There is actually spicy chicken under all those noodles too, so not a bad value. - Spicy jeyuk plate: They offer plates and bowls for each protein, and the plates come with slaw and japchae. They also gave us a ginger sauce for the rice, which was refreshing after all the spice. The pork was a thicker cut than I'm used to seeing in this dish, but it was still tender and I enjoyed it. My one complaint is that the japchae had a strong taste of black pepper. Overall, this seems to be a pretty solid Korean spot and a nice addition to the neighborhood! The spicy jeyuk plate took a long time to come out, but someone who seemed to be the owner came over and apologized and checked on us which was nice. All of the staff were very friendly and seemed enthusiastic about the food, which was the best part. I wish they offered banchan with every order and not as a separate side order, but it's understandable considering they aren't a true sit-down restaurant. I would give this place 4.5 stars but I'm rounding up since they're new!

Came to Kochu on a colder evening this Winter and was well greeted and given drink samples to try. Great first impression! Parking was plentiful as well, so that's always a plus. We ordered the Birria shin ramen, the spicy pork box, and original wings to share between the two of us. Wings were good, ramen hit the spot and the japchae that came with the box was also good. Overall, it's definitely fusion comfort food, which is good in a pinch, but not at the very top of our list. We'll come back at some point whenever we crave for that comforting shin birria, but unsure when yet. Certainly worth a visit if you haven't been and decide for yourself, though. Again, the comfort level is certainly there, and everything was quick as it is more of a self-serve restaurant.

Well done Kochu, well done. This is the spot yall!! Kochu offers an exciting menu of Korean dishes and they do it right. First off, the service here was outstanding. The owner (in assuming who it was that was helping us out) recommended so many dishes and gave a break down of every plate. When I started asking how their kimchi was made I think he knew right away that we were seasoned veterans of Korean cuisines haha. The spot is sort of hidden in a shopping center but they do stick out with their lighting and ambience. All the Korean decor was amazing and really brings the place out. The food. Wow. Simply a 5/5. The bulgogi bowl and the kimchi fried rice were top notch! I'd say they are pretty high on the list of great Korean cuisines in the Austin area. I recommend trying the tamarind drink as well, not too sweet and super tasty. I can't wait to be back, I highly recommend going if you haven't already!

I've ordered beef soup, the bulgogi plate and tamarind juice over two visits. The beef soup was nothing to write home about. I ordered the bulgogi plate and tamarind juice over grub hub. I thought it was decent and would order from here again. You would probably find the bulgogi and japchae bland compared to Korea House, but my blood pressure appreciated that it wasn't salty. Minus one star, because $20 is expensive for a bulgogi plate. For $20, I'm used to eating kalbi or receiving 10 banchans. Their side salad dressing was just OK. I do prefer my dressing a little sweeter. Their japchae is good, but not worth paying $20 for. Their kimchi was just OK. The tamarind juice was really good and not too sweet.

This place is one word: DELICIOUS Kochu is a new addition to north Austin, serving Korean classics in a casual setting. They have a lot of seating inside, but they have to-go platters prepared if you can't dine-in. The owner and staff are so friendly and happy to answer any questions you have. They helped us order and even gave us some samples of their homemade teas: tamarind, hibiscus For the food we ordered: Chicken buldak Spicy jeuk plate(spicy pork) (add fried rice instead of white rice), served with japchae Yangyeum wings Bulgogi kimbap Everything was made fresh to order and portions are HUGE here! Perfect for sharing and you'll prob have a ton a box of things to-go. Served with our food, we got homemade kimchi (made by the owners sister!) and a delicious ginger sauce. The ginger sauce really brightens up everything, from the spicy jeuk to the wings. Highly, highly recommend the next time you're in the mood for Korean food. You won't leave here hungry!

I ordered the bulgogi bowl. I came at opening. The rice was dry and overcooked. And the bulgogi doesn't even taste like bulgogi. Very disappointed the meat was also overcooked. Highly disappointed. Don't recommend. Only reason giving 2 star vs 1 was the front counter lady was very nice!

I'm always down to try a new Korean restaurant. This is place gives a very casual place to eat and if you're looking for somewhere to go after church this could be a good place to try! I wasn't super hungry so I just ordered the kimchi fries, but I thought they were decent. I always worry the fries will get soggy with all the toppings, but these were pretty crispy still. The spicy pork was yummy too. The rice bowls were a lot bigger than I thought. So that's a good deal for the price. The wings weren't that crispy, but the sauce was good. It is kinda pricey, but most Korean restaurants are pricey.

A new contender in the Austin Korean fried chicken market! Kochu has crazy good wings for a very reasonable price. They're 8 for roughly $10, which is very solid considering places like bbq chicken sell for much more. The wings are smaller than those at hi wings but the flavor is definitely there. We got the yangyeom and the honey teriyaki and it was delicious. We also got the beef bulgogi bowl, which was very good but not spectacular compared to some other places. Still a good portion and very yummy. The owners are super nice, the staff is very sweet, and the service overall is amazing! I'll be back and I definitely recommend giving this local restaurant a try.

I ordered takeout from Kochu, and everything was packaged super well and came very quickly! Korean food is almost always on the pricier side, so expect to spend $45+ on two entrees. Their kimchi is really good and actually pretty spicy. I got their bulgogi rice plate. Japchae, salad, and bulgogi were all delicious. I was also craving some soup, so I got their beef and potato soup. Texture and flavor were awesome. I can't wait to order from Kochu again! It's definitely a new favorite Korean restaurant in the area.

fairly new korean place but not one of my favorites. i found the portions of meat to be on the lesser side compared to the higher prices, especially for the bowls. i was overall disappointed in the flavor of the meat as it wasn't very flavorful, making the small portion of meat not yummy. i enjoyed the flavor of the wings but again thought was very small sized. i tried the kimchi fries and was sad by the lack of meat. service was very friendly and the restaurant was very clean! overall, wouldn't come recommend if looking for good korean food.

Drove by and saw this place kind of hidden where Trudy's used to be a while back. Forgot about it but drove in to try their wings and it was incredible. Probably the best wings I've had in Austin to be honest. Go now

Saw this place awhile back on IG and finally was able to come try it. Love the fact that there is a quick option for korean food in town. I ordered a jajangmyung (sp?) with pork belly and the honey sriracha chicken wings. Love the metal water cups as well. Brings me back to my childhood and korean restaurants back in the day. My kids got the bulgogi bowls with an egg. Portion sizes were good, and everyone enjoyed their meals. I thought the chicken wings were one of the highlights and I usually don't like wet wings. The batter had a great crunch, flavor was really good, and the inside was moist and tender. We will definitely be back!

The food is excellent. I went out on a limb and tried the Ganjang Tofu Dosirak, it was the most amazing tofu I've ever had, the sauce was incredible. I even made everyone at the table try it. I went a second time and ordered the same thing but the sauce had been changed. I asked a guy that was helping cleanup tables and it turned out to be the owner, he offered to cook a fresh one with the previous sauce with a smile but I opted for a portion of the sauce to not be an inconvenience. He was so helpful and friendly, need more of this in the biz! He will take care of you. Check this place out, you will not regret it!

The quality of the Korean food here is quite high, although I will also say that the prices are also quite high, and you could probably get better value elsewhere (I did order delivery so there are often higher prices on there). Soegogi Muguk (Beef Radish soup) - I don't often crave soup, but I had a craving for a lighter soup, and this really hit the spot. This type of soup is definitely a comfort food. Kimchi French Fries - The opposite of the soup, this dish was quite decadent, but very flavorful. Galbi Plate - The galbi plate was good, but I would say I've had better galbi to-go. Galbi isn't normally my option when getting delivery, but I felt like trying it out. I think their banchan is a little bit lacking, it would be nice if they had more and more variety of it. Yangyeum K-Wings - delicious wings, quite sweet and spicy. Kimbap - they forgot this in the order but at least they refunded me.

100% recommend this place. The protein is so savory, the rice has this really subtle seasoning, salad is plain but delicious, and the noodles taste great. It's a bit pricey but I think it's worth $18. I've been here several times and the service is outstanding. I can see that the manager here cares a lot about how the food tastes and looks. I over heard him telling the cook to redo a plate because of the presentation. For that reason I will keep returning. Great job!!

A casual spot for some yummy fast Korean food! I got the kimchi fries and snacked on my friend's wings and buldak (not pictured). Overall super chill atmosphere and service was fast! Definitely will return to try more of the menu.

Came here yesterday for lunch with some coworkers and we all loved this spot! The staff was very nice and gave me some samples of their teas, which were very good. I ended up getting the spicy chicken bowl, which was so good and had lots of flavor and was a good size. My coworker got the K wings for us all to try and they were also really good. Had a good amount of crunch to them and the sauce was sweet and savory. This restaurant isn't very large so it doesn't have a ton of seating but it was nice and definitely a good spot for a quick meal.

The inside is actually very spacious and after ordering at the front you can seat yourself. I came with a party and we all got variations of the plate options. For the spicy jeyuk (pork) plate I think the spice is pretty tame so don't worry about it being unbearably spicy. The pork was a bit dry and after a while I got bored of the taste, the bulgogi was a bit better I'd say. Best part about the plate was the japchae, all the sides were great.

A hidden gem in Austin for SURE!One of the BIGGEST surprises for us in Austin! We were SO SURPRISED of the MANY good food choices they had here. Korean Fried chicken is of course a MUST but their plates, noodles... EVERYTHING was GOOD! Must Try: - Korean Fried Chicken - Bulgogi Bowl - Galbi (Short Rib) - Bibimbap Bowl - Jjajangmyeon (Black bean sauce on top of noodles) PLEASE check them out and tell all your friends. That food was AMAZING and they deserve the attention

Just found this local restaurant on a local Facebook group for Asian eats. So glad I did. Prices are very reasonable for all things on the menu and the food is actually very delicious. I ordered the kimchi fries which was enough for two and was very good except next time I like kimchi so much I think I'll order extra. I also ordered the beef bulgogi, which came in a bowl and was fantastic. Lots of veggies and lots of kimchi. All in all a great experience will definitely be coming back here again

Came here for lunch today after hearing about this place from the Asian food group on Facebook. The owner was super nice and gave us samples of their juices. We ordered the wings with French fries, japchae, and buldak with noodles. Everything came out fast and hot. My favorites were the japchae and the fries. The japchae tastes a little different from what I'm used to as they add some chives in but I really liked the flavor. French fries are so nice and crispy. Overall a really great place to grab a quick lunch.

I had the spicy chicken plate and the yangyeum k wings. Our food came out fast and was hot and fresh. Everything was incredibly flavorful. The wings were cooked and sauced to heavenly perfection. My chicken was well seasoned. The kimchi was sooo good. I will definitely get it as a side order next time. The meal also came with a pretty generous serving. I also had the hibiscus tea. The tea is house made and tasted great. The customer service was excellent. The crew was very patient, helpful, and friendly. The restaurant looked very clean and well kept. Overall, I had a great experience and I'll be back.

Kochu is delicious and well priced. The service at this fast casual Korean concept was superb, I believe the owner took care of us the whole time. We tried a lot - cheesy, spicy buldak w chicken, so satisfying. "World Famous" fried rice with an egg on top and yes, it did love up to its name.. Fried crunchy, saucy wings. Jajangmyeon noodles w a deeply flavored black bean sauce and pork belly. Sampled the house juices,, loved the tamarind the most. The price point made it doable to try and share so much! Order at the counter and then pick your own table. Make sure to check the qr code for an online menu as it is more extensive than the paper menu. Tons of classic soups I didn't see on the paper version. I hope they keep getting steady and growing business and are here to stay!

Came here with my husband and 2 small children for dinner. It's counter service/fast casual so you order either at the counter or via a QR code at the table. The QR code was not working for us so we ordered at the counter. The food came out quick and it was very delicious. We got the K wings, a bulgogi bowl and 3 birria ramen (2 of which were for my small children). The ramen broth was too spicy for my kids. When I ordered I didn't realize "shin ramen" was suppose to be spicy. But they wanted noodles and in my experience ramen broth isn't usually spicy, neither is birria. I apologized to the people at the counter and brought them the ramen while explaining the situation and I told them I'd like to order something else for the kids. They proceeded to ring me up full price for my replacement dishes. The young man was rude when I asked if I were getting a credit since the food was untouched (since typically at restaurants that's how they handle these situations) and that I was happy to pay for the difference in price for the dishes. He went and got the manager who explained to me that that's not how they operate and I'd have to pay full price for 2 new dishes. Fine. After the manager left, I asked the young man if I could take the ramen home since I had paid for them already, to which he told me he threw them away. Confused I said "I wish I would have known you were throwing them away, if I had known I had to pay to replace those meals I would have kept them". He responded, "oh well.. can't help you now.." he turned his back and walked off into the kitchen. At this point I'm pissed off. I couldn't believe his rudeness to a paying customer. When the same young man brought two new plates to the table he brought the wrong food. And since now I have an attitude I just brought them right back to the counter and said "this isn't what I ordered". The manager quickly brought the corrected dishes. The food was great but my experience was ruined with terribly dismissive customer service and lack of communication, specially from the young man at the counter. I likely won't return. If you don't care about being treated like they don't need your business, I'd suggest take out from this place at beat, but they won't get another dime out of me. 7 meals and 4 drinks: ~$133.

The food and drink were surprisingly delicious. I ordered the Galbi box and a watermelon/bourbon drink. I devoured everything. More importantly, the service was beyond kind and attentive. I arrived shortly before closing but they insisted I take my time and continue to dine inside. I plan on being a regular here.

So happy this place is in North Austin and not far from me - it's easily one of the best Korean BBQ experiences I've had in a while! Everything we tried was incredible. The chicken wings were perfectly crunchy and so flavorful, I couldn't get enough. We also ordered the Kochu Fried Rice, dumplings, egg rolls (that citrus sauce was chef's kiss), K-Wings, Bulgogi Kimbap, Bulgogi bowl, and Buldak. Every dish was packed with amazing flavor and cooked to perfection. The owners were so welcoming and made sure we had everything we needed. Their hospitality really added to the experience. We'll absolutely be back--this place is a gem! If you're in the area, don't sleep on Kochu!

They took over Humptys breakfast spot for location context. When you walk in, you order at the register and they give you a number and will bring the food to your table. Service was super friendly and they did a good job of remodeling the place to feel bright and open. We ordered the jajangmyeon, chicken wings, and a spicy chicken buldak plate. The jajangmyeon was okay. It didn't have the umami flavor that I'm used to and would probably pass on ordering this again. The chicken wings were crispy and had a good flavor. The chicken buldak plate was good but nothing super special. Personally didn't think it was super spicy if anyone's worried about that. Overall a good experience and glad we tried it.

I'm glad to see this new Korean spot open up in this location. I ordered the Spicy Jeyuk Plate and egg rolls. The star of the dish, the pork, was perfectly spiced and the kochujang-based sauce gave the meat a nice balance of heat and sweet. The side dishes meet expectations, especially the kimchi which had a nice bite. The food is the star, but I'll mention a few other highlights: * friendly, helpful staff; * clean, bright dinning area; * everything made to order (I overheard several customers ask for modifications which were accommodated); and * open kitchen so you can watch the cooks prepare everything.

First time visit and I think this is a solid casual lunch spot. We felt the pricing was fair as well. Food - the fried Chicken was pretty good, nice and crispy. The bibimbap with bulgogi was solid, will come back and order it again. The only thing we weren't fans of was the Kimchi-jjigae, there was liquid smoke added and it was so over powering it almost made the whole thing inedible. The service was friendly and quick!

Came in for a late lunch and the two gentleman, potentially owners greeted us so kindly! Offering samples of their homemade juices was a plus. Food came out quick as they consider themself fast food eatery. They will be offering alcohol (Soju) in the near future. Easy parking. Beef Bulgogi Bowl $14.95: it was on the salty side for me. Rice and veggies were perfectly cooked and helped with the saltiness. The homemade Kimchi was great. Buldak Chicken: What you would imagine, nice kick and delish noodles. Added a side of fries that were great. We enjoyed the ginger sauce. K-Fried Wings: Super crispy and tender on the inside. Large pieces. A little too much sauce for our liking. Could you offer white radish on the side? That would top it off! 4.5/5 with minor adjustments to seasoning and sauces. Service was excellent would love to come back and try other offerings.

Absolutely delicious eats! One of my household's go-tos when we want something flavorful, comforting and hearty without being heavy. Love the bulgogi, seaweed soup and bibimbap. We usually pick it up and enjoy at home but the inside is clean and uncluttered if you're looking to dine in.

Drove an hour here because my boyfriend read the reviews. I would never go out of my way to come back. The food was mediocre at best. It was not bad but it was not outstanding. I would never give it 5 stars. The ambience is cheesy and decor looks cheap. The staff is friendly but telling customer bulgogi is the most popular dish (basic and generic like Taco Bell is to Mexican food) is silly. If you are near this shopping center I guess give it a try.

Super fast service, we received our food hot and fresh in less than 10 minutes after we ordered. I really enjoyed both the bulgogi plate and chicken bowl, everything had great flavor, especially the meats and kimchi. The gochujang sauce we had on the side was so good, I need to get a bottle for myself. I want to come back and try the wings, they look delicious everytime they walked out the kitchen with a plate!