Austin's Kitchen Ak Korean Comfort Food)

It is not authentic Korean, but American Korean. this amount of kimchi was $1.5 and it was so-so. Eggs in the spicy Tofu soup was raw and was not completely boiled until I finished it. flavor was too strong with a lot of msg taste. I could only taste of the spicy chicken, was gochujang, which was not to my wish. they can try to improve the taste. the price is the most critical part I think. with the same amount of money, I can double the amount of food from dancing buttons or youngchow. if they use fresh and good ingredients, they should let the students know. otherwise it is overcrowded for students.

I would recommend her spicy huh over reis and bibimbap! look forward to more courts!

Friendly and quick service! eating was delicious and affordable! the menu images were helpful when ordering!

There were 6 pieces of rice cake and a whole bowl, and the rice cake was completely boiled. super disappointed.

The restaurant review criticizes the lack of COVID-19 safety measures, subpar food quality, and lack of authenticity in a Korean restaurant. The reviewer laments the absence of traditional Korean dishes and the exploitation of Asian cuisine for profit. They also call out customers for not tipping Asian workers and urge them to confront their own biases. The reviewer expresses a longing for the original, un-Americanized experience with a Korean chef and authentic dishes.