Kimchi Box Plus

UGH. I love this restaurant and the staff that I had a conversation with was SO friendly and even offered me extra sauce free of charge despite the plus charge that's usually placed on them: that's customer service.I went to the restaurant to find that it was empty, so I hope that I went to this location on a time that they were slow.Regardless, any of the food items I pictured are a HIGH recommendation from me. Please check this place out if you're in the area and give it a try :)

One of my favorite cuisine is Korean BBQ. This was my first time here. It didn't take me long to appreciate Kimchi Plus! Fantastic meal, wonderful service and such a clean and cool aesthetic. Each side (banchan) was delicious and complimented the meal and a nice appetizer as well. I enjoyed the japchae as it had deep flavors and oh, so satisfying! The meat variety were all quality with nice sized portions. The marinade that is used is spot on! It enhances the meat so much! I enjoyed the shrimp and BBQ chicken. My dining party raved about the kalbi and the bulgogi. We also loved the eggs and corn cheese. What treats! It really rounded out the meal. Everyone was so nice and accommodating! The staff is great! the entire experience was amazing! We cannot wait to return!

I have been to Kimchi Box but first time Kimchi Box Plus! We had 2-3 people combo grill. Perfect quick dinner for a cold Michigan winter. The only issue is the grill got burned too easily. They changed the grill twice. Thanks!

Whenever we go out and eat to any Korean bbq place, I dread going home smelling like the food we ate. For the first time I didn't end up smelling like Korean Bbq:-)Food was good - japjae, marinated beef and fat induced pork belly grilled. I very much like their gas grill that has a vacuum to pick up the smoke.They serve a lot of side dishes and there is a lot of heat in the soup and kimchi. The food portions for two was actually a lot for 3 to 4 people. Very affordable and many food items on the menu beside the bbq but also bibimbap and the popular Korean Fried Chicken.Although the music was a bit loud, still Highly recommend this location for the Korean bbq grill experience and vibe! Cash and credit card is acceptable for payment and lots of available free parking. Located next to chipotle, mods pizza and same area as trader's joes Northville.

Not bad Korean bbq, but pricyWas in the area and was brought to this location to try. Initially we only saw their kimchi box menu. but we opted for the Korean bbq, which looks like their "plus"Used to the all you can eat Korean bbq place at home, and this place does some things differently but other things not at great.They didn't offer explanations for their style of bbq. So a lot was kind of guesswork. They turned on our burners, put some egg and corn cheese into the hot plate, gave us lots of little plates and a big platter and we went to town.The flavors of their sides were good but very much relied on fats to bring the flavor. I do appeciate that they swapped out our cooking plate to a grill grid to cook the heavily sauced bulgolgi. They didn't swap it back when we went to cook the second piece of pork belly. Ended up with a hibachi by the end of things. Lots of flare ups.We did find the lard to season the grill plate...after we finished cooking. The egg was good but didn't release from the plate easily, so it was very burnt by the end of things.Compared to the local Korean bbq places around my home town, it's a bit pricier with less choice and a small increase in quality.It's okay, but I would probably do what the locals do and avoid the bbq. The boxes and other items looked really good and they were not nearly as expensive

$35 for all you can eat Korean bbq. This includes several appetizers as well. Meat selection is more limited compared to Kpot but the choices are pretty solid. Our favorite was the chaldol (not marinated) and beef short plate (marinated). Comes with good amount of banchan including my favorite the potato salad. Doesn't come with white rice and they do not have a sauce station where you can make your own sauce. Instead, you're provided with a sesame oil/salt dipping sauce and samjang as well. Service was pretty good in the beginning when it wasn't busy and our server was attentive but once the restaurant filled up it was challenging to get the servers attention and he hardly came by anymore. I thought the restaurant was well ventilated as I didn't leave with all my clothes and belongings smelling of smoke.

Have wanted to check out this place, since the plus part of the restaurant is the Korean BBQ. Hubby favored ordering the popcorn chicken with the sassy. I see they don't offer their supreme sauce here only the soy garlic or Korean sassy. I was a bit reluctant to order the Tteokbokki, since I have never had well executed Tteokbokki from any Kimchi Box Novi or Troy location), yet. Our waiter noted to make sure the rice cake is a bit more harder and chewier. Also ordered the 12 piece popcorn chicken with supreme sauce, kimchi box plus rice with chicken instead of sausage and 2 hot teas. $40.28The Tteokbokki was soft, you can tell when you grab the rice cake with your chopsticks and it easily squishes into the cake with hardly a squeeze. The first one was soft, the second try was still soft, but not as soft, still not the al dente we prefer though. Gave up after two tries and still falling short of how we like our tteokbokki. The tteokbokki sauce is good at least. The popcorn chicken is as expected, crispy on the outside and a bit overcooked on the inside. The supreme sauce is good. The banchans: pickled radish, fish cake and kimchi. Kimchi box plus rice with added chicken was good.

Was searching for a place to eat late night on a Sunday. Extremely glad we were able to find a place open until 10pm as a lot of places close early on Sundays.Got here around 8:50pm and we were told BBQ was not available as it was too late and the kitchen closes at 9:30pm. We were okay with this and went through the menu to order few dishes.As it was a late night on a Sunday, we only saw two other tables besides us and they even were gone by the time we were digging into our dishes.Got Soon Doon Boo, Jeyuk Kimchi, Jjajangmyun and Savory Seafood Pancake with plenty of side dishes. Started off with Sapporo draft beers and they were ice cold refreshing! Best way to end a long day.Unfortunately, Yukae was all out so we were not able to have it. Maybe for the next time.All the dishes came out soon enough and met my expectations of Korean food. Soon Doo Boo seemed to be a little spicier than expected. Maybe could have asked for mild spiciness.Overall, good food, fast and friendly service, clean atmosphere! Music was kind of out of place with Spanish music blowing out towards the end of the dinner but no biggies!

Lots of food addicted to their thin sliced meat! Crave this place whenever I want to to satisfy authentic Korean Food! Aways friendly service!

Overall we love kimchi box and it is typically a solid choice for crispy, crunchy, flavor filled chicken. However l, recently it seems their quality of chicken has steadily gone downhill. Tonight I bit into what I thought was just a smaller sized wing. To my dismay, the chicken wing was broken and a sharp piece of bone nicked my lip. I am disappointed as this is not the first time it has happened at kimchi box. Unfortunately, this (to me) is indicative of a lower quality chicken wing. Bdubz went down this same path and cut corners to save on costs and compromised their quality. Sadly I stopped going there and seems I'll regrettably be taking the same route with kimchi box.