Korea Palace

My wife is from South Korea and wants a Korean meal every time we make the two hour trek to H-Mart. My family and I have been to Korea Palace four times now, and we've never left disappointed. The portions are generous, the entrees are delicious, and almost every meal is as authentic as it gets. My daughter got the black goat soup and it was WAY less gamey than anything we ever ate in Korea. My only complaint, and it's one that I have at most Korean restaurants, is that the soybean sprouts appear to be from a can rather than fresh. Considering how busy they are, I'd imagine it'd be impossible to keep up with demand otherwise. Admittedly, we have not had the Korean barbecue section of their menu. But when it comes to their soups, stews, and appetizers, it's really hard to beat Korea Palace. The food is great, the decor looks like something out of a restaurant in Korea except with full sized tables and booths, and you can never go wrong with a table service bell. They'll get my money time and time again.

Asian restaurants of all sorts are thick on the ground where Troy meets Sterling Heights meets Madison Heights, and I've vultured around circling the area stopping in at new places. But somehow I missed Korea Palace. Hardly palatial despite the name I ventured in on the advice of GK who KNOWS Korean food! The outside is...plain. The inside looks like the Korean version of a Rustler steak house from 1978. Including cases of soda stacked right near the entry. Not surprisingly crowded for a sunny Friday I was seated down a long side room filled with booths and BBQ tables. Now GK had warned me that the service is Korean abrupt. And true to form my server was no nonsense. Think Korean cafeteria lady without the steam tables ot hair net. I ordered hot tea and asked if the entres came with a "Banchan set?" She said, " it's a Korean restaurant ", with the " of course moron" implied. GK warned me! The menu is extensive with a great selection of lunch combos. I opted for Gulgogi and soft tofu stew. First came the before mentioned banchan set. Fish cake, which was a bit bland but good, seaweed with sweetened vinegar, excellent and steamed broccoli with I believe sesame oil and coarse salt, which was very good. Kimchi was also served and was excellent. Bulgogi came in a portion big enough for two....or three, and soft tofu stew was literally boiling hot with tons of flavor. Included was the totally Korean little tin of purple rice. The bulgogi was sweet and salty and super tender. The soft tofu stew was great with a deeply flavored broth. I have a feeling they toned down the spice in the soft tofu stew thinking I was a newby to Korean fare but the flavor was great. Service was stoic and virtually silent but not bad and my refill of banchan was brought without issue. Prices are reasonable particularly for the amount of food. All in an authentic Korean place that holds its own with its nabes.Korea palace, they might not treat you like a King...but they'll feed you like one.Korea Palace.....Go!

Amazing place. Very traditional. Parking lot relatively small, but very spacious inside. Ordered one appetizer and three dishes. Everything tasted amazing. Worth the price. The black goat soup is very unique, perfect for the winter time. Seafood pancake is not too doughy, with a high ratio of seafood. Jajangmyeon it's probably the best in town. You can tell they made it fresh, sauce came to us steaming. My favorite was the pork belly and octopus. Flavor was amazing, not too oily and not too salty. Also good variety of side dishes with refill. Was super busy when we arrived, but all of our requests were honored at a timely fashion. Service was excellent.

The is a mom and pop korean restaurant and has been in business for a long time. Knowing that it has been in business for so long, you know it has to be good. I love the side dishes they provide for you especially the potato salad . The service is usually pretty quick, I don't think I ever had a bad experience whenever I came here.

Absolutely incredible experience! Thank you again to Sonny who was so great to us, making some great jokes and ensuring we knew exactly what we were ordering to not be later dissatisfied! We went on a Sunday afternoon around 2pm and were seated immediately and the food was some of the best Korean food I've had. Our spread came out in the perfect time and we ate until we couldn't! Korea Palace will certainly be seeing us again!

Ordered the tteok boki appetizer, bulgogi, and #6 tofu soup. Size mini vegetables appetizers and two bowls of rice were included. The tteok boki appetizer came with a mixed in jap chae - spicy but tasty 9/10. The #6 seafood soup was delicious and went great with the pickles vegetables and red bean rice. The interior of the restaurant was very large with big booth tables for groups. The waitress was welcoming and very enthusiastic to recommend dishes. Great experience

Food was great. I've been going to this Korean Restaurant for more than 18 yrs and it never disappoints me. Sunny one of the server loves to say some jokes, the other server are also great. The place looks small outside, but it is bigger inside.

Great service with friendly staff. Authentic menu and a wide variety of dishes to choose from. I would highly recommend Korean Palace over other korean restaurants nearby.

Delicious food! Great service! Their menu is filled with so many delectable Korean dishes that you must go back to try all! This is a great place for lunch or dinner.

The food is great and the portions are decent for the prices. The nice thing about ordering Korean bbq here is that the staff will start the cooking process for you and help make sure the food is cooked correctly. The ambiance is a great place to be with friends and family! Only downside is that there aren't vents over the grills so you will definitely that smokey smell afterwards in your clothes and hair.