Kimchi Box

I always know what I'm in for when I come here. Food is consistently good and prices are reasonably affordable. My favorite menu item is their soy garlic chicken. Workers are very nice and even gave my boyfriend and I some small complimentary soup. Good sized space and interior is cozy. I like how they have water, hot tea, plates, cutlery, to go boxes, etc out for us to easily just grab at our own accord. I come here quite often!

I really like the casual fastfood/sit-in vibe they have here. Their service is pretty fast and the food is great. Just a bit overpriced now.

The Wings!!! What?! Crunchy sticky enormous spicy sweet wings. Definitely the best thing on the menu. Also had the Spicy Pork Kimchi Box with spicy mayo... this was just ok, nothing special. This was a to go order so didn't stay long inside. The inside was pretty big and had booths and tables. Service was very friendly. I'm coming back for the wings and maybe trying one of their chicken sandwiches.

A fine Korean bbq with a fast food casual feel. This one doesn't have grills as some others do but it was fast and very satisfying. Everyone was pleased with what they got. I got a chicken sandwich which was really terrific. And for those looking for the old camp experience they have a place to put your trays with marked tubs for plates and silverwareI would come back

Food is freshly made to order, so be prepared for a little wait. Service was polite and helpful. Loved the boneless chicken wings - on point crunch and flavor. Really enjoyed the Duk-Bok-Ki, which is sweet and spicy and chewy.Restaurant is a good size, but I bet they get busy during peak hours. High ceilings mean it can get loud.

Tasty! The service was just okay, but we enjoyed the food from this quaint restaurant. We would definitely go back. The prices are on the higher side, but it's worth stopping by.

I tried Kimchi Box for the first time with a delivery order of 3 tacos plus rice. So this review does not have anything to do with the restaurant interior (will visit in person another time). My tacos were really tasty. I ordered 3 different ones. The portion size was perfect. The flavor profiles were delicious. And the rice was yummy, too. I can't wait to visit in person and sample additional items from the menu. There is so much to choose from.

Walked into an empty room and got to the cashier without a word said to me awkwardly for 2 minutes as I looked at the menu, followed by an eventual "what do you want?". Zero eye contact. Zero follow up questions. Just a "take your number" after I ordered. I understand busy but I was literally the only person here. Food may have kept me as a customer, but based on the service, I'm never coming back.

Tasty food that is prepared pretty quickly. Nice balance of food groups with their boxes.

Boxing (Mike Tyson)w your Kim Chi Box.Its a blessing that the proprietorshere are so close to home depotas they seem to have some screws loose.In the basic restaurant and hospitality dept.Be cognizant of the country that youre inand that the majority of the populationhas no idea what your korean words mean on the menu.Because you havent done whatevery operation does - describe your food -in the lamguage of the country youre operating in - English -so when they ask you a questionabout the korean wordthe proper response is notto scream progressively louderthe same korean word withoutbothering to explain whatthat word means.(Say you ask what hollandaise sause isthe correct answer is not to yellHollandaise - HOLLANDAISE - Hollandaisethat would not only be rudebut warrant fornyiunto shop for some missing screws.Which is Y i asked if you were japanese.They have manners.you seem to lack that. manners.It was a relief to hear you are not.Please be cognizant that Michiganis mot south korea and yellingkorean words into patrons ears- ar rhe top of yoir lungs - is hostile - rude - unprofessional -towards customers who are looking for an explanation of what the hell it is youre serving - would be ideal to knowwhat your customers are ordering.Otherwise keep the language all korean.And you'll naturally drive awayEnglish speaking customers.used to mannershospitalityand explanation of the content of their foodMay need toncheck with the healthdepartment if your lack of description of foods in English is sufficient for operations and acceptable sales practices.Unnecessary Boxing served w the komchi box served herein..... which isnt much of a box.... its a bowlmanners. improve them. basic descriptioms. have them. basic lucidity that Michigan is not Korea and that korean words in an English town require explanation for sales to English speaking patrons. My first instinct when i walked inwas to walk straight back out.Youd be wise to do the same.