Kimchi House - Bighorn No.

Absolutely fantastic! It was my first time trying Korean cuisine with family and friends, and I was really looking forward to it. I wasn't disappointed—the food was incredible! The service was excellent, and the drinks were refreshing as well. Our server was wonderful—very friendly and helped us select the best dishes. I highly recommend this place, and we will definitely return if we're in the area. Thank you, Harry!

I tried the Assorted Jungol for $47.95, which is a hot pot featuring assorted meats and vegetables with a Korean flavor. While the overall taste is decent, it doesn’t quite capture the authentic essence of traditional Korean cuisine (especially considering the Filipino servers and cooks). If you’re looking for Asian food that isn't Chinese, it’s not a terrible option, but just keep in mind that it doesn’t live up to the traditional standards advertised. Overall, it’s an acceptable choice for Asian fare in the area, and the restaurant itself is clean.

There are plenty of choices, but the flavors and presentation don't fully represent authentic Korean cuisine. If it's your first time trying Korean food, keep that in mind. Overall, it's a good experience, but I wish it were more authentic.