Aroma Korea

I've been here a couple times now and honestly, this place is pretty amazing. It's a great spot to just hangout dour friends and get your fix of Korean food. The stews here are delicious and well cooked. They have a great mix of Korean-American fare, including bulgogi fries. The staff here is very friendly and it really reminds you of Seoul. Definitely come by here to give this place a try.

My first visit to Aroma Korea was pretty good. I picked this restaurant after seeing reviews on Yelp. We were immediately greeted and led to a booth. It was nice that there was no wait on Friday evening. The menu here is full, and I mean full, of options. It took us at least 10 minutes to figure out what we wanted to order. We ordered Korean rice with shrimp and the surf & turf sushi. The Korean rice was ok. The Seasame oil was a bit overpowering for me. Adding soy sauce definitely cut the taste of the Seasame oil. Now, the surf & turf sushi is where it's at. We immediately wished we ordered two orders of the sushi. The sushi roll includes tempura shrimp, crab salad, and seared beef with a teriyaki sauce. The combination of flavors is sooooo good. I'm definitely going back to get the surf & turf roll again. The sushi is worth a visit to this place.

Stopped at Aroma for a quick bite to eat. The interior of the restaurant was warm and inviting. About half the tables was full. Wait Staff was very friendly. Got our drink order right away. Plenty of Authentic Korean dishes I'll definitely be back for. For a starter I ordered the takoyaki. It was pretty good. The octopus was a little chewy. Could have been more tender. The sauce was yummy. Once I saw the sushi menu had hand rolls (hard to find for some reason) I was sold. I got three of my favorites. Eel and Avocado, Spicy Crab and Spicy salmon hand rolls. Absolutely delicious. Just what I wanted. I'll definitely be back! Can't wait to try the rest of the menu!

Atmosphere: Aroma is a casual spot offering a variety of Asian dishes. It hasn't ever been super crowded when we've gone for dinner. Service: Our food has always come out relatively quickly! Food: We've tried the Bulgogi Fries and the Budae Jjigae. The Bulgogi Fries were a great starter, and the dish was sweet, salty, cheesy, and filling. The Budae Jjigae for the most part was pretty authentic. It was quite sharable among 4 people if eaten with another dish, though we wished they added more meat. We found it worthwhile to get an extra order of noodles to clean out our pot. Overall: We enjoy our experience at Aroma, and it is a great spot for a casual bite with friends. Some of the dishes are a bit pricey, but we would still recommend giving them a try.

Hidden spot with great parking! We went on Saturday evening and were seated right away. There's plenty of seating, booths and tables. We decided to just order appetizers as the entrees weren't appealing to us at the moment and we weren't very hungry. The Bulgogi Lettuce Wraps were absolutely delicious, I loved every bite. The Gyoza was pretty good. The salad would've been really good, but the ginger dressing was different than what we like. Oh and we got the Korean Fried Chicken, and it was very good, just such a small portion, I think there were 3 wings.

My family and I dined in on a Sunday evening right at opening time and the restaurant was nice and quiet. The waitresses were friendly and although the menu was available by QR code, they were happy to provide physical copies as well. We ordered a bunch of different sushi rolls to share. I found their sushi menu to be diverse and extensive, and the majority of the rolls sounded appetizing. The food took kind of a long time to come out though, especially considering we were the only diners at the time. The rolls themselves were super good! The fish and rice were fresh and the sauces were flavorful. I enjoyed every roll that we ordered and was impressed with the quality and taste of the food. If the service had been a bit faster this would be an easy 5/5 stars!

A Korean restaurant owned by Korean. Good food and service. Nice setting. I ordered the biblimpop for dinner.

***FOOD: Sushi was good. Not necessarily stellar. Fried Rice was good. ***COST (OUT OF 4$) $$$***DÉCOR: I think this use to be a revolving sushi restaurant since there is a conveyor belt. Could use an update ***SERVICE: ok service. Waited a while for food. ***RECOMMEND: ok recommend if super hungry and happen to be in the area

We've visited multiple times and always have a great time! Their bulgogi fries and KFC wings are absolutely amazing! Their seafood pancakes are a must as well. This is our favorite Korean spot in the area. Recently we tried their sushi and were just as pleased. We will continue to visit often.

I haven't had hwaedupbap (sp?) in years seapite the fact that I reside in los Angeles densely populated with Korean restaurants. This raw fish over rice and spring mix was delicious, a little on the pricey side. The Bulgogi fries were super delicious. There was a hint of sweet in this dish so it wasn't just cheese topped bulgogi. The jalapenos packed a little bit of punch but perfectly proportioned. My husband enjoyed his Dolsot Bibimbap. Every dish was presented well. It looks like a popular late night place for young people. I would come back. Note: the location was a little tricky as it appears to be at a corporate park.