Koshi - Korean food and sushi

Great authentic Korean tofu soup place inside the grocery store! Main tofu soup was great, all the side dishes were very delicious. But water bottles are sold separately. High quality food, pay before eating system but a bit vague if they would refill all the side dishes just like the most other Korean restaurants would do.Order food at the counter and be seated at the table. They will bring out the food for you. Most of the people were placing their orders ahead of time and came by to pick up their orders. I may do the same the next time.

My daughter took me to early voting and when we were done we decided to have supper. She had been here a few times and liked it. Before we ordered the server brought out 3 appetizers- kimchi, Korean coleslaw, and another wonderful dish whose name I forgot. We started with Kimbap with tuna. We were expecting sushi tuna but the tuna was tuna salad with mayo-yuck- once we poked it out of the sushi the taste was good.Then we had hot stone Bulgogi and Japchae with beef. Both were wonderful.Service was friendly. The place is small 6-8 tables. You have to walk thru Saragas grocery to get to it. We passed thru the bakery on the way out- Of course we had to buy a few things. The cream filled horn and vanilla pastry were sooo good-eaten the next day.

Located inside Saraga International Grocery on Morse Road, Koshi is a small authentic Korean restaurant. The food really packs a punch, and the service is very fast and efficient. We have tried several different things at this restaurant, and we have loved them all. My personal favorite dishes are the Japchae, the Dak-Gangjeong, and the Kimchi Fried Rice. We have also tried the boneless fried chicken, and it was more on the sweet and sour side - it's a good option for kids/picky eaters. I highly recommend this spot for a quick meal before or after shopping at Saraga.

Checkout my photo! See anything strange with the vegetarian Bibimbap?? It looks beautiful. But looks can be deceiving. The vegetables were fresh & tasty. BUT the tofu was ridiculously small. Like 2 or 3 pieces of tofu diced up. At first I thought it was some sort of crumbles. Really disappointing. It is located to Sagra international grocery store and does have seating. But seems like most business is from food deliveries.

Food was served hot in traditional Chinese stone pot.Service was great! But I asked for a receipt but didn't receive one. Ambiance nice and parking is BEHIND Restaurant.

This will be my new go-to place when I don't pack lunch for work. The Spicy Tuna Roll was tasty! I appreciate being able to order a side of Koshi Eel Sauce (and was given a generous amount for the price). The Tempura Shrimp was nice, crispy, and perfecly fried. They were also HUGE so next time I'll only get one

Amazing.... I can't rave enough about this food. I thought about it for the rest of the day. Going back next week to get more. The service was quick and helpful. It is in a grocery store, so maybe not a date night place, but so so good.

A must visit after or before your grocery shopping. Located inside saraga market, it is convenient and offers seating area for dining in. Dak gangjeong- fried chicken and rice cake in sweet & spicy sauce. Surprisingly the rice cake was the highlight as it was slightly fried, making it crispy and soft! However, there's only a few pieces of rice cake as it comes with a side of rice. It was mild spicy and more towards the salty-sweet side. Tteokbokki- soft rice cake, fish cake and egg in spicy sauce. It's not spicy, in that your mouth isn't burning, but the spice will starts to kick in later and you can feel it in your throat. The sauce is also not thick and sticky. It's definitely one of the spicy and not sweet tteokbokki.

Excellent in all ways. I already wanted to come back having seen so many interesting things on the menu, but the great food and great service sealed the deal.I wanted to try all the things, and hey, Korean, so I maybe should have gotten a hot dish. But I wanted sushi for some reason, and their snow shower roll sounded good. Deep fried, with crab salad, avocado, and I can't remember what all else. Came out warm, a big roll but not too big to eat, and super tasty. Also got mandu, several perfect Korean potstickers. Came with sauce but did not need it. Again, yum.Service was super friendly, and they brought my food to the table, plated beautifully. I will be back, anytime I come to Saraga, for bulgogi, japchae, whatever.

Got food for to go and it was pretty good.I ordered spicy pork and Korean Fried Chicken. Both dishes were different from what I used to have.Spicy pork tent to be a liiiiittle bit sour than it should, I get used to salty/sweet/spicy more than spicy~sour. For the chicken I would say it was good but more like General Tso than KFC I had before, the sauce was nice, the crisp was perfect! It also came with Tteok bokk Ki! And good for the next day meal as well :DThe service was good, the gentleman who work at the front explained everything so well and it was quick. Next time will try their Kimbab and see how different they can be from another Korean restaurant!