Fuchai

Late review, but highly recommended! Everyone knows I love Asian food, and this gem satisfied my craving. It was a very cute & quaint establishment with attentive service. I'd definitely return whenever in MIA!

There isn't much Korean food options in Miami. Fuchai doesn't even sound Korean. In reality, this place is a mixture of Korean and Chinese flavors. There are very Chinese dishes like lo mein and bao buns. There are some Korean dishes too like kalbi (though not presented Korean style). In the end, it more more a fusion of flavors, rather than an attempt to be authentically Korean. You may like it; but to me and my family, it missed the mark. Portions were kind of small, prices were a bit high, and the taste was a little lacking. For example, the Korean fried wings used a honey garlic glaze. The popular KFC style produces a crispy wing. These were a bit soggy and the glaze lacked a nice soy accent. The pork belly was tender, but the portion size was small for its price. No complimentary banchan either, a hallmark of Korean restaurants. It's not a bad restaurant at all. I would, though, search elsewhere for my Korean cravings.

A great neighborhood find! If you're looking for authentic and homey Asian food, this is your spot. Very small restaurant with one waitress and several tables inside (as well as an outside terrace), but the service is friendly. You can't go wrong with the shrimp dumplings as a starter, which are homemade, by the way. For an entree, the spicy chicken and bibimbap are some of my favs. The portions are also very generous!

Good thing we made a reservation. We came around 7PM on a Tuesday. This small restaurant filled up quickly and a large group decided to be outside. Bibimbap was delicious. Served on a heavy heated stone bowl. We ordered too many pork belly buns and bulgogi buns. They were filling and delicious. It is not too easy finding a Korean restaurant near the hotels. Was glad to have found the restaurant walkable.

Ordered take out from this Korean restaurant and while I found it to be a Chinese/korean food mix I thought it was delicious and the portions were huge! I got the spicy pork with rice and the black beans noodles which were more than enough food for two people. The black bean noodles were great with a thick sauce and plenty of chicken and vegetables. The spicy pork was my favorite it was a medium spice level but the pork was tender, juicy and the sauce was kind of sweet yet salty and paired perfectly with the unseasoned rice. It's right next to my house so I can't wait to come in for more and dine in next time!

The atmosphere was really cool. I haven't been to Korea, but if I do, I expect the restaurants to be like this. Food was incredible and the waitress was really kind and highly recommended the Samgyeopsal

Cute and cozy spot for some Korean fusion eats! Limited seating indoors but we were able to get seated immediately around 8pm on a Wednesday night. Friendly staff and good variety on the menu especially for vegan and vegetarian options. Unlike typical Korean restaurants they don't offer banchan for free. However portion were solid for the price, I loved the crispy rice on the bibimbap and the japchae actually exceeded my expectations. Definitely can skip out on the kimchi fried rice, a bit sour and there was no egg for some reason (we ordered this for take out).

Very cozy neighborhood Korean restaurant! My second time visiting, with some Uber eats orders in between. I love love the tofu kimchi pot soup! It's a little spicy and also hearty. The bulgogi and bimpipap are also some of my favorites. There are only about 5 tables inside and one waitress who is knowledgeable, offering recommendations and good service overall. It's hard to come across good (not super expensive) Korean food in Miami, but this place delivers!

Super good Korean specialties in an intimate setting. Appreciated the quick and helpful service and help deciding which veggie orders to try. The vegan japchae and panjeon were both excellent - the former had a great bite, well cooked, generous mushroom and veggies (with tofu added) and the latter had a good scallion flavor though was slightly thick for my exact taste (and what the frozen Hmart versions have accustomed me to perhaps!). Food came fresh to order and without delay. Was grateful we could get a table for two as a walk in on a Thursday night at 8pm. My only wish is that they offered Impossible meat bulgogi in addition to the default option--I'd devour it!

The food is amazing!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!You can't go wrong with anything on the menu.Staff is always ready to help pick a dish if you are unsure.