K Style Kitchen

Love that its on the Westside and not too far from our house. Grilled chicken with rice and vegetables is my fav!

A random find tonight. We got there in time as 2 couples, a party of 7 and then a party of 10 walked in.It's a small place. The two ladies working the front were very welcoming and friendly. They got really busy but still remained attentive as best as they could. We ordered the following:Kid's Chicken tenders & fries - chicken pieces were decently portioned. 7 yr old kid wished there was more fries. The fries were very good and crispy. We all liked it.TteokbokkiWas pretty good. Very very saucy and wish there was more meat and rice cake in it. We did request a side of rice to add onto and it was even better & filling. Soy Garlic wings was good. $16 for 10 wings and did the other half in Spicky 2k flavor. Wings were very crispy as we were hoping they would be. Only complaint is that there could've been more soy Garlic sauce as it was a bit dry as seen in the pictures. Spicy 2k wings was saucy, though, and it truly is spicy with a kick. Just beware. Jepchae - it didn't have enough bulgogi flavor with it and could use more meat in it. Still would recommend.Overall would return to this place. Glad to have found this place and looking forward to trying their other dishes.Spicy K2 & Soy Garlic chicken wings

K Style Kitchen is in no way fancy or pretentious. Good food and very nice service at reasonable prices in a small strip mall storefront. $10 lunch specials were cooked to order and served up with a couple of house-made pickle (radish and spinach) lagniappes. The "spicy" bulgogi was not especially piquant to my taste (non NM folks might disagree) but was quite deliciously flavored, with a subtle sweetness underlying the garlicky heat. Not an overwhelming amount of food on the plate, but it was enough, and we were happy to linger undisturbed talking after we finished (with our server occasionally and graciously checking on us to see whether we might want more water or whatever). I confess the first thing I noticed on entry was an almost overpowering stench of cruciferous vegetables - while we're all for house-fermented side dishes, management might want to consider giving some thought to ventilation so as to not drive off folks with keen senses of smell and occidental sensibilities regarding which smells are appetizing. If any of those sensitive folks are reading, it's worth toughing it out - K Style Kitchen will send you on your way quite happy.

I like that K Style is a no frills restaurant. However, I think I ordered the wrong thing..and, therefore, that was reflected in my rating. In the future, I hope to increase the number of stars in my review to reflect such positive, raving reviews that others had about this place.I ordered tteokbokki (Korean spicy rice cake). Honestly I think the dish was passable. I felt the dish was not only very spicy..but the rice noodles were just swimming/soaking in a pool of spicy sauce. I wished the dish had more flavors than just pure spicy sauce...and even a lil bit of vegetables..other than onions.But, oh well, if I stopped by next time I would probably try bibimbap, bugolgi or just something less adventurous! Otherwise, it's a pretty chill, casual place to grab a meal if you are in the area.

Moving from LA I miss Korean BBQ. The sweet, savory, charged component of their amazing cuisine. After months of looking, I found this spot and I feel in love. Yes, this is not a Korean BBQ joint but when I say this is the best Korean food in Albuquerque, I truly stand by it. Their Bulgogi sandwich is top their quality. Meat is perfectly cooked as well as seasoned, with the addition of cucumbers, and veggies on a soft roll. I've also had their Japchae and it did not disappoint. Their foods are seasoned perfectly, balanced well with veggies. and so flavorful. This place is a must try.

It's been awhile since we've had Korean Food. But that's the decision today. So we decide to stop here. It's a really small place - 8 - 2 person tables. As luck would have it we got the last one. Small menu, easy to order from. Plus there's a large menu on the wall, completeWith pics. Ordered the lunch special. Beef Bulgogi plate for me and the Chicken Fried Rice for my wife. While we were waiting we received a small bowl of kimchee - nice smooth, not overly spicy. Our lunches arrived, the Chicken Fried Rice was loaded with tender chicken, cabbage, egg, & green onions. You could taste the soy - not overwhelming but adding to the taste. The Bulgogi, ordered spicy came a bowl of rice with delicious thin sliced meat. It was tender and moist. Service was excellent, making sure we weren't missing anything. Great meal - sorry we waited so long to stop.

5 stars!!!We were greeted warmly and seated right away. The staff are so on top of things as well as being kind and friendly. We ordered several dishes to try and they were all outstanding!! Fresh, flavorful, perfectly seasoned. We left there stuffed and oh so happy. We will definitely be back!!

It was really good and the service was very helpful. I would totally go again but try something else. The food was delicious.

Small hole in the wall place, food was good! I got the beef bulgogi plate and my mom got the bibimbap with chicken. Hers lacked a little bit of flavor but still good. The beef bulgogi was 10/10 ! They had a special for the bulgogi plate for only 10$ :) overall good spot to try.

First time here and it was fantastic It is a small place. I don't recommend for large groups but definitely worth picking up food to go. Our group was small and we shared a few dishes. Loved everything. Highly recommend