Korea House Restaurant

This was the best Korean food we’ve tried in Florida! Everything was so delicious and flavorful and the portions were great. We especially enjoyed the seafood pancake and the beef soon dubu! Will definitely come back the next time we visit Orlando

Korea House is absolutely fantastic! The service is always awesome, friendly, and welcoming. Having lived in Korea for two years, I can say with confidence that the food here is truly authentic — the flavors bring me right back. Everything we’ve tried has been fresh, delicious, and perfectly prepared. It’s become a family favorite too — in fact, whenever a birthday rolls around, the kids always choose Korea House as the place to celebrate. That says a lot about how good it is. If you’re looking for genuine Korean cuisine with top-notch service, this is the spot. Highly recommended! 10/10!

If yall craving for some real Korean food, this is the place! Food was incredible, taste real good and authentic (my fav was anything with ribs, especially the grilled, and the soup was flavorful) and the important thing is the service was very nice

This is the best Korean food I’ve ever tried so far! Haggie (our server) is so helpful! She’s amazing! I didn’t even get the chance to take all the pics because it came out quick and so tempting!

Good good and good service. Been there a few times and always enjoyed the food. Our favorites are pork bulgogi, pork belly, tteokbokki, sweet and sour pork, and jjambong. You can get individual entrees or bbq at your table.

Both the food and service was provided by high quality. It was a very nice place and comfortable. Had a blast with my friends. Everything and everyone was well managed. Felt welcomed by the host and food choices were great. Service was decent quality great and no wait.

Food was so yummy and what made it better was the customer service from Haggie! She was so sweet and I would definitely recommend requesting for her! We got the A Menu, meat was very flavorful and tender. The cold noodles along with a lot of other dishes were add-ons at a very discounted price. 10/10

Experience was 3.5 stars, but the service is usually better. Long running Korean restaurant (maybe the first in the Orlando region) with Korean standards, Korean-Chinese favorites such as jjajanmyeon, and all you can eat Korean barbecue.

Great food and amazing prices! I got the appetizer Tteokbokki for my meal and had plenty of left overs. Service was amazing and I will definitely be back.

Korea House is my favorite go to restaurant for amazing Korean food. When I come here, I usually do a la cart, but today I went with the all you can option #2. I came here with a girlfriend of mine. It was her first time coming here so we figured why not go all out. The all you can eat comes with 5 types of unlimited meat-- bulgogi, chadolbagi, pork bulgogi, chicken bulgogi and samgyepsal that you cook on the tabletop grill and a plethora of appetizers and unlimited sides. We asked our waitress to bring all the meats at once because we were "hangry" but she advised us that she will bring a few at a time gradually to pace ourselves. Good thing she did because we were pretty stuffed. We didn't even make it half way through the appetizers and sides list. The meats were flavorful and so were the side dishes. The only thing I didn't enjoy was the fried seaweed roll. It was too fishy tasting that it didn't go together well with all the savory flavors we had just devoured. We only ate it because it was part of the all you can eat menu. Everything else on the menu was fantastic though! You get more bang for your buck with the all you can eat menu if you've got a taste to try different things when you're indecisive. Or if you're in the mood to eat your feelings. Like me and my friend. It was just one of those days. The a la cart menu is just as fabulous. Either option you choose, the food here is fantastic. One thing I will mention though is that they include the tip in the total of your bill. Just an FYI if you're on a budget.

I recently visited Korea House, and sadly, it was a very disappointing experience. The service was extremely slow from the beginning, and we waited far too long for our food. When the soup finally arrived, it was only half full, which felt like a letdown. To make matters worse, we requested extra side dishes that never came, and the order was incorrect. We had specifically mentioned a shrimp allergy to our server, but the pancake still arrived with shrimp in it. This was not only frustrating but could have been dangerous for us. Overall, Korea House fell short on almost every front. With slow service, incomplete dishes, missed requests, incorrect orders, and a serious allergy issue, I cannot recommend this place based on my experience.

Food was decent as buffets go Service was ok but our table was not functioning properly in my opinion we should have been asked to relocate tables our server was attentive and on spot Ambiance was busy as most korean bbqs go

Korea House is one of my favorite Korean spots. My family and I usually go for birthdays and what not because it's guaranteed good food. Servers are always kind, however, we did wait a little to get our checks--our waiter for everywhere and didn't make eye contact with us so we couldn't flag him over lol. The seafood pancake was soo good this past time we went. Thick and crunchy full of seafood. All the meats were flavorful. I am usually overstuffed because I don't want to stop eating. Would recommend this place for kbbq. We opt to have the kitchen cook our food rather than grill it ourselves.

Ordered the Chungpa Sogogi and unfortunately the beef were overcooked and dry. It's mostly onion and was lacking just a bit on flavor.

I've been to Korea House a few times over the years for lunch or AYCE. It's not my go to spot, but it does have some positives and negatives. The standalone building has plenty of parking since it's located in the same area as retail shops. It's large enough for big parties and has plenty of booth seating. The ambiance is quaint but not anything fancy. They don't offer their lunch menus anymore. Also for the price point, I'd rather go to Shin Jung which offers better quality and ambiance. Service here is mediocre and hit or miss. Sometimes there's engaging servers, and sometimes I feel like they are more favorable toward American clientele. This time around I had a younger male server. He was pleasant enough but not attentive. We ordered the Chapchae appetizer, Seafood Soondubu, and Bibimbap in the hot stone pot. We were never asked for refills on banchan. I would have to say the Seafood Soondubu was well seasoned and so was the Chapchae. In fact, the Bibimbap was lackluster and you'd have to use a lot of Gochujang to give it flavor. Compared to other Korean restaurants around town, it's simply just okay. In past years it tasted well seasoned, so I've been disappointed when I did give it another try. Even the banchan side dishes were bland. I will say that the brown rice tea was a welcomed freebie with the meals. I don't dislike the restaurant. I want Korea House to thrive, and there are possibly redeeming dishes I didn't order. Yet, it still needs to have some improvements for me to want to return. It's not my first choice, but I can't say I wouldn't give it another try in the future if one of my friends asked me to meet there.

This place is my go-to spot for delicious, comforting, and what I believe is authentic Korean food. The portions are very much shareable especially the appetizers! I got the tteokbokki which is by far one of my favorite out of the other Korean restaurants that I have ate from. I tried something recommended by the server which is the spicy garlic fried shrimp (seawoo kampoongi) and it was hot, spicy, sweet and crunchy. I also got the kimchi jiggae and it came piping hot and was a very comforting experience to eat. The service is attentive when needed which I appreciate because I wanna eat! The ambiance makes you feel at home and nothing beats a meal from home. *BONUS: get the edamame if you love those small little green beans, you get SO much

Love this place. Many options of food here and I like appetizers. Fried chicken Dumplings is the best. The best Korean restaurant with good price Nice stuff and very beautiful outside. Serving very fast and for my daughter's birthday they gave us one portion of dumplings.

Came here for the first time today just did regular dinning. Everything we got was DELICIOUS! We ordered the dolsot bibimbap, japche, and jjajangmyun. With our entries, we also got 6 side dishes: kimchi, radish, fish cakes, potato salad (in the consistency of mashed potatoes), bean sprouts, and spinach. The flavor of everything was so good and I'll definitely be back to try the kbbq as well as other dishes! We came at 4pm on a Friday so service was quick and no wait time for seating. Though I can definitely see this place being packed on a regular weekend evening! Pricing wasn't bad either and for all the things we ordered (plus 2 sodas), total came out to roughly $24/person. Overall, would definitely recommend checking out!

One of my all time, top faves in Orlando! Excellent all you can eat KBBQ for a decent price and with a good range of options. And then of course, there's my ultimate comfort meal - jajangmyeon and beef tangsuyuk! When I tell you I could eat this every week and be happy I mean it - it's the perfect take out order, perfect movie night feast, just all around perfect meal, no one does it better.

Great lunch special, love the bento box and mandu. Fast and friendly service, maybe my new favorite lunch spot.

If you are in the Orlando area this a must try place. Today was my first time here and I must say they did not disappoint. I will say today was a busy today, which was to be expected being that it was Mother's Day. Our server was so attentive and made sure we had everything we needed. The food was amazing!we had the kimchi pizza, the beef bulgogi, the short rib, pork bulgogi, and the Tteok-bokki were all amazing. And the sides are always a must have. If you haven't been here yet you need to go.

Overall we just did not enjoy the food here. Maybe it's because we're from Atlanta, GA where we have a large Korean community and many dining options all around town... but the food just tasted off, nothing was flavored to our liking and the only dish we enjoyed was the mackerel. I give this place 3 stars only because our server was amazing! He was so kind and attentive and made sure constantly that we were doing okay! We travel to Orlando often so we will continue on the hunt for a good Korean restaurant in town ( no luck so far :((( )

Korea House has been added to my list of my "go to" for kbbq spots. It's been hard to find a good kbbq spot ever since moving from CA to FL, and this place took a piece of my heart. Not literally but yknow what I mean. The japchae is made fresh and it's nice and piping hot served! The side dishes were also good, perfect seasoning and spices. I just wish they had perilla leaves to go with the grilled meats! The vegetable gyoza was okay imo. We had option 1, and the meat was great, good amount per serving. One downfall with this experience was we had a few of idle times where we had to wait at least 15 to 20 min to finally order another set of meat again. We literally had nothing to cook and we were hungry -.-" the staff were nice though. Place is casual and they get pretty busy. We came here on a Saturday morning when they just opened and after 30 minutes of getting seated, the place got busy. 8/10 would come back here again.

Let me see what can I say about Korea house being that I am half Korean. I love Korean food and I have to tell you Korea house is the most authentic Korean food that I have tasted in Orlando Florida. Their service is good. The place is clean.. my favorite food there is the kimchi stew! My husband absolutely love their beef Bulgogi! Very flavorful! All the food in Korea house does not disappoint. I guarantee you you will come back.!

My brother and I had a satisfying experience at the all-you-can-eat Korean barbecue house on Colonial. Despite the slightly higher price, the quality of the meal made it worth it. All the meats, with the exception of the pork belly, were marinated perfectly. I did find the pork belly a bit lacking, but I solved this by dipping it into another dish with some marinade from the other meats. The salad was served with a heavy amount of Korean dressing, so I politely asked if they could lighten it. They kindly accommodated my request and brought out a perfectly dressed salad. The service was excellent, with our plates arriving at just the right times.

Decided to try out this place after craving Korean bbq. I definitely recommend getting the all you can eat option if you're hungry, it felt worth it. My husband and I finished four plates of meat. We were stuffed but still worth it. I really liked the beef and pork bulgogi. I was excited to try the japchae noodles but it didn't satisfy my expectations, the noodles felt too sticky and not the usual flavors I've had in the past. It's a good option if you're in the area but may not be my go to spot.

We got seated quickly on a Wednesday afternoon. After we ordered, our server brought a good selection of refillable banchan for our table. The food came out fast, and the portions were great. The seafood pancake is one of the best seafood pancakes I've had. It was crispy and full. The tangsooyuk was good, too. They served the sauce separately from the pork, so you can dip it or pour it. I thought the jajangmyeon sauce was a bit watery and lacking in flavor. The restaurant also had dedicated tables with grills for all you can eat korean barbecue, but we didn't try the kbbq this time.

Korea House is my GO TO KBBQ place in Orlando. They have the BEST GALBI RIB MEAT that is MARINADED and you can taste they add alcohol or something in it for it to be melt in your mouth tender after you cook it on the tabletop grill. Found out you CAN do a solo/single AYCE seating! I find this to be cheaper than ordering the GALBI al a carte. So the secret to getting your money's worth with the AYCE galbi without getting full so fast is to NOT EAT RICE. Use the banchan to eat in between. So how I do it is I order the bean sprouts and fish cake banchan and eat the GALBI meat in between. I love the bean sprouts and fish cake banchan here. I also drink BARLEY TEA for digestion NOT WATER because that will make you full as well - fast. Service here is hustle and bustle and sometimes the servers forget that you requested more meats etc so be aware and keep waving that hand because if you order limited amount of meat then you might be waiting awhile. We order larger amount of meats and we usually just order the GALBI anyways so that we can cook so much and enjoy eating while not worried about running out of meats and the wait is long. So with the GALBI its 2 pcs PER ORDER. We usually order 3-4 orders of GALBI. Once you are seated turn your grill to the max so that when you drop your meat its SEARED. That's where the flavor is when you eat KBBQ. So that AYCE menu has AUTOMATIC 18% gratuity included in your bill. Additional tip is optional. So per person it's about $7 tip already placed on your bill. With this being said the diners expect high being serviced. Staff here are nice and accommodating. They sell korean ice cream for $2.50 each. They are stored in a deep freezer in front of the cashier area. This place gets busy Friday nights and Weekends. They offer seating while you wait inside and outside. I noticed the last visit that they forgot to clean the grill knobs because it had marinade juices and was sticky so to me that was disgusting. Other than that - Korea House is where its at when it comes to KBBQ!

My first time doing Korean BBQ. The server was very helpful, giving me the instructions I needed to cook my own dinner. The food was delicious and the restaurant is very chic with a great atmosphere. Very authentic--highly recommend

Dolsot Bibimbap all the way. The stone pot dish arrives at your table steaming and delicious (though the egg was not runny the way it should be), was honestly so big it could feed two. The whole place smells like drool worthy Korean bbq, just like life should be :). They also have a great collection of Korean ice creams!

Hidden little gem, unassumingly delicious. Came here for a farewell dinner and it was perfect the food was amazing and service was spectacular. Came with a group of 5 (including myself). Pro tip: ideally you would want more then 4 people to your table because there will be a lot of plates on your table.

I've been here a few times and the food has been great! The dumplings are a must order for me and I especially love the house sauce that comes with it. I tried the naengmyun for the first time and I really enjoyed it; it came with a lot of toppings and had a really fresh/cooling taste despite the chili sauce. Our server was polite and attentive + the food came out pretty fast.

KUDOS to the entire staff for providing supreme quality customer service! The food was delicious! Thank God for Korea House! The ambiance is quiet and quite mellow! I highly recommend all to come and visit to support this local business! Thank you for your hospitality!

Really loved this place back when the staff were older folks. The food is always enjoyable but the staff, especially the hostess need to work on their manners. The hostess basically gave us a little attitude when we asked a simple question and it killed our mood for the rest of the night. I wish I remembered her name because she really got under my skin. But that won't detour us from going again.

Korea house might be one of the best KBBQs in Orlando! We got so many different types of meat such as Bulgogi, Pork Belly, Spicy Chicken, and Brisket. My sister and I also tried an apple sake that was recommended by our waitress and that was also pretty yummy. This was our first time at Korea house, and there was no wait, we were seated right away. Our waitress was so sweet and so attentive! After we finished our dinner, we had to check out the ice cream since there's always room for dessert lol. I had a strawberry cheesecake macaroon which was delicious, my sister had an Ube ice cream which was spectacular, and our other friend had a strawberry and cream ice cream. We will definitely be back as this was one of the better kbbq's we've been to. Parking was super easy and there was lots of room. This place is on East colonial.

Besides their well-known Korean barbecue, they serve this awesome cold noodle dish called bibim naengmyeon. The tangy, savory sauce coats the chewy noodles while the veggies bring a pleasant crunch. Definitely mix the bowl and ask for scissors to cut the noodles to your liking. The portions are huge, so you'll leave feeling full and happy. It's definitely worth checking out if you're into trying delicious Korean food that's a bit different from the usual barbecue.

MY GO TO KOREA RESTAURANT IN ORLANDO! I always recommend this place to my friends and family who share the same love for korean food. My all time favorite has to the be the la galbi, it's juicy and tender and pairs well with the rice and side dishes. I also love the bibimbap which is rice with beef in a hot stone with vegetables. If you love rice cakes, make sure to add the cheese because it's a MUST. The seafood pancakes are also crunchy and delicious and definitely a sharing size. We also had the kimchi tofu soup but it's not the best in town. The tofu wasn't as soft as I've hoped. Overall, my experience here has always been great. I love how you can ask for more side dishes as the dikons are my favorite.

Great KBBQ spot with fresh, flavorful meats and plenty of delicious side dishes. The lively atmosphere is perfect for group outings or date nights, with friendly staff who keep everything running smoothly. Modern yet cozy vibes make it a must-visit for anyone craving a fun and tasty dining experience!

This is one of my favorite KBBQ places on the east side of town. It's near the Fashion Square mall on colonial and easy to access off the highway. I like this place because along with a selection of meats, they include a good banchan and a great selection of side items. Their butter bibimbap is delicious and comes out HOT so you can crisp up the rice if you leave it to sit. They have two menus available- a $29.99 menu and a $38.99 with a few more meat options. Great place to fill the belly!

I've been here a several times so a review is long over-due. Recently came here for a family gettogether. The service was great and the food was delicious. We got jajangmyun (black bean noodles), shrimp kanpoongi (fried shrimp with sweet & sour sauce), jjamppong (spicy seafood soup), and dolsot bibimbap (korean version fried rice). Our meals came with a plethora of side dishes (known as banchan) that were all good. I was pretty impressed with their jjamppong. It's one of the best I've had in a while and they didn't overcook the shrimp. I've also had their BBQ and do recommend it. Overall, this is a solid place to try authentic Korean food. Try your meal with barley tea (called bo-ree-cha) which you can have either hot or iced!

The thinly sliced, marinated beef was tender, flavorful, and perfectly grilled, with a delightful balance of sweetness and savory notes from the marinade. Each bite had just the right amount of caramelization, thanks to the traditional soy-based seasoning. The side dishes were equally impressive, offering a variety of flavors and textures to complement the main dish. From the crisp and tangy kimchi to the buttery bean sprouts and the refreshing cucumber salad, every side added a unique touch to the meal. The steamed rice served alongside tied everything together, making for a satisfying and well-rounded dining experience. The service was attentive, and the grilling process added an interactive, fun element to the meal. If you're craving authentic Korean flavors with great quality and variety, this spot won't disappoint. Highly recommended!

Pack your stretchy pants because they are in for a wild ride! Do yourself a favor and stop in for the AYCE Korean bbq. We've been to many and the quality of the meats was definitely on the high end here. The assortment of toppings, kimchi, veggies, and accoutrements was exceptional. You also have ample side options in addition to your meat selections- not that you need them! My only critique is that they could really benefit from a sauce bar. Their one signature sauce was absolutely delicious but as chubby sauciers, we love a good selection to cut through the heaviness of the meat and add more variety. Otherwise it was a fantastic meal and worth every penny.

Small restaurant with booth and table seating. Including the KBBQ and Regular Menu. Service by Joseph(Joe) was attentive and friendly. Food was delicious, meat looked amazing and pink/red. Lots of side Korean plates were offered with the KBBQ including sauces. There are two options for KBBQ which is Ultimate and Premium, we did the premium for $29(about). Included different meat and appetizer options that came with it. Overall, simple menus and nice place for some KBBQ. Just wished certain things were more cleaner and not sticky.

This place is amazing. Today we went an celebrated my brother's birthday and Benny was so welcoming and professional. He made sure we had everything we needed and keep checking up on us. Even though it got pretty busy he did not skip a beat. Thank you so much Benny for being so awesome and making my brother's bday special. We loved that you joined and sang happy birthday with us... Keep shining... and we will be back...

This place is my comfort spot. What's not to like about this place? Highly recommend focusing on two things here - the soondubu / jjigae (spicy tofu stew) and their KBBQ. Soondubu is flavorful, hot, and just plain yummy. It hits nostalgia for me, and reminds me of the days when I was little and my sisters would bring me to their favorite restaurant on at least a monthly basis. If you've never had it before, try medium spice, and enjoy watching the tofu/egg bubble around as if alive. Just be careful to not touch the black pot as it's hot! They have a solid KBBQ offering - either a la carte, or buffet (roughly around $35/pp last time I went). We've been a few times, and have had no complaints, but we honestly just get the soondubu when we visit. Staff are super friendly and it seems basically family/friend owned. I often see an ajumma in the back slinging up some wicked soulful korean food - so again, what's not to like?

This is one of the best experiences we had at Korean House. Mathew our waiter was awesome, water was filled, food arrived on the table quick. The foods are amazing and never disappoints, the value was good, and it's a fun dinner experience cooking everything on the table. You can cook it well done or eat it raw....ours was in the middle. Will definitely come back for more.

Walking in, the setting was nice, not too busy or nosy and lights were dim. Our server was friendly, fast and very nice. The meats and dishes were out to our table asap and we were off to cooking. I was seriously surprised with this KBBQ spot. The cold sides were fresh, crispy and very tasty. The hot entrees were even better, we loved the Japchae and Butter Bibimbap from the AYCE menu. We opted for the $29.99 option and couldn't even order seconds since the portions were huge. The Brisket was tender and the beef bulgogi was so flavorful. My hubby enjoyed the pork belly with the condiments. Everything from start to finish was superb. Definitely come hungry. pro tip: ask for smaller portions that way you can try all that the menu offers.

Korea house is always one of my favorite Korean BBQ spots! It's got a casual vibe as soon as you walk in and the staff is always very nice. The Haemul-Pajeon (seafood pancake) is my favorite thing that we order, with The Dolsot Bibimbap being a close second (that thing was sizzling!). Just make sure you get a side of the sauce that comes with the Gunmandu! Straight-up addictive. If you are looking for a good Koreqn BBQ spot, look no further.

Great authentic Korean food. The meat quality is good and the BBQ well done. I really enjoyed the beef brisket, very juicy and tender. Side dishes were good. The layout is a bit choppy, but overall good ambience and clean.

Enjoyed my meal at Korea house! You get to choose between a bbq table with a grill or regular table with no grill if you just want to order food that you do not have to grill yourself. My family enjoyed the LA Kalbi and mackerel dish. The doenjang jjigae was good but slightly salty for my taste. Other than that the flavor was good! The dubu buchim appetizer was great. The pan fried tofu was perfectly fried and the accompanying sauce was tasty. There were 6 types of banchan served and the staff were great at refilling them as needed. The service was great and everyone was very friendly. Overall the menu had a good variety of options & the food was good. Would return if wanting Korean food and I was in the area again!

I recently moved to Orlando, and high on my list of priorities was to find a go-to Korean spot. Fortunately, I think I've discovered it on the first try. Like a lot of good Korean restaurants, KH is short on ambiance, but it can't be faulted for food or service. I got the doenjang jiggae, and it was very satisfying (almost too spicy, though!). And importantly, the panchan was quick to arrive, plentiful, varied, and very tasty. I look forward to returning soon (likely for the soondubu).

Amazing Korean food and staff was very attentive. Just wish they would open a restaurant near Saint cloud or lake Nona so we don't have to drive an hour.

Service was quick and friendly. Food was tasty and fresh. Glad we tried lunch today.

The food is delicious, though a little expensive. Service was great, very attentive and professional. The ambiance was cute and cozy, but very warm. Probably because the tables have a grill for people to cook their food if they want to. Nevertheless, very warm!

I've dined here twice, once for AYCE bbq and another time for their regular menu. Place is a bit small so you might want to come early because they can get packed. AYCE bbq was pretty decent and better than most Korean bbq places. They offer a variety of different meat options to choose from. They also have appetizers and other dishes on the ayce menu. Pretty good bbq. As for their regular dishes I did have the dumpling soup. It was intresting to try Korean dumplings. It was different and okay. I did enjoy the soup and rice cakes that were in it. The pancake is good as well. Great staff that are attentive and friendly. Check this place out if you haven't yet!

This is my first time getting kbbq here (recent times were regular menu) and I was blown away!! The service is friendly and the meat is better than Izziban, almost as good if not better than bulgogi house, and the side dishes were great too. It also has reduce priced soup to try, so I got the seafood soft tofu stew which I craved for a while. On the AYCE menu is also a few sides like dumplings and salad-- salad is great but dumplings aren't my fav as they were quite greasy. Be SURE to get the beef butter bibimbap. Both me and my boyfriend loved the deep umami flavor with mushrooms and butter. For the same price as other bbq places I'd definitely choose here instead for better quality sides and meats! Can't wait to be back more and try other dishes :)

10/10 recommend - Great portions to share and my top pick for authentic korean food in Orlando. The tangy sweet & sour pork paired with the black bean noodles are amazing.