K Cuisine - Dong Ne Bang Ne

Table was actually dirty when we came in. When I whispered this to my friend? The waitress may have heard me she apologized and promptly wiped down the table! I believe I got the seafood tofu soup, but I'm positive the seafood came from a seafood mix bag from the grocery store. The mussels were the size of a penny. Good nonetheless! Love that this place opens late!

Came here late on a Friday night because I was craving some tofu soup! The soup and side dishes were really solid. It also comes with a side of rice which is nice. I got the seafood tofu soup and there wasn't much seafood inside of it, it mostly was tofu. They only had one cook in the back, so even though there weren't many people in the restaurant the wait for food was really long ~about an hour. They didn't serve the side dishes until my soup came out, so I was starving at that point. Overall the food was decent but this soup alone was $16 with tip & tax, which I think is over priced and the service could be more efficient.

Located in the parking lot of what used to be china max (rip) is a very small and quaint restaurant named K Cuisine.I ordered the beef and seafood mix tofu soup at a spicy level. Spice was more on the medium side, but there was plenty of seafood, beef, and tofu. It came with a small bowl of white rice.The highlight of my meal there was the seafood pancake-it was delicious.I also appreciate that they give you a carafe of water there. I was slightly confused when she brought out a red solo cup with water drops inside and it made me think they were reusing plastic cups...until I noticed that they keep the red solo cups in the fridge so most likely it's condensation. Much better food than the Tofu House on convoy and in Mira Mesa. Banchan was served and tasted fresh!Solid food, I dig it-4 stars.

It was very satisfying to have a nice Korean hotpot on a chilly night. Their food is pretty delicious, the pork bone hotpot we had is very big, with a lot of meats in it, it is also flavorful. Comparing to other Korean hotpot places like Jomaru, this place is not the best, but not bad at all, it more tastes like a home made. It was a little slow on a Saturday night and they were not even that busy, but their free small dishes came fast and they ate free refilled.

The lady working is so sweet and nice. I really enjoyed my mushroom tofu soup. The spicy chicken wings were good, had a good coating and tasty sauce but they were kinda over cooked which caused the meat to be dry.The bulgogi was pretty good.Would go back to try other items.

Always an amazing experience every time we come here! Parking isn't the best but the food is worth it! Small little mom and pop shop and the food quality and portions are AMAZING for the price. Each time me and the hubby come, we always receive the best service and have thoroughly enjoyed every single dish we have ordered. This most recent visit we ordered soondubu (tofu soup-mixed), grilled pork belly, and grilled eel. Can't recommend this place enough!

K cuisine is a nice hidden corner gem in the heart of convoy. Nice little dine in spot , reminds me of an authentic food sit in joint . Order at least the tteoboki. The ajummas will take care of you if you are courtesy to them . Don't forget your GAMSAMEADAH to them.

My first time at K Cuisine was on a Saturday night to celebrate a friend's birthday. The food took a bit of time to make but it was worth the experience of a home cooked meal. The portions are huge and made to share between friends and family. Do not come here to eat by yourself unless you want leftovers or have a big appetite. My favorite dish is the plain fried chicken (not pictured) with a side of sauce and tteokbokki with spicy sauce. Everything on the menu is delicious so I recommend it all!Thank you to the server and chef who let me sit in the restaurant for ~30 minutes to wait for my party and served me water while I waited. I appreciate that they put our birthday cake in the fridge for us and brought it out when we were ready to blow out the candles.

This place is pretty much the only place I'd go to in San Diego for late night eats that have soup and wholesome home cooked Korean foods. The inside is quite small. If you come during the late nights, there's lots of parking and there's not too many people seated. This place looks like a mom and pop shop. Definitely give them a try!

Inflation is out of control. It's been some time and apparently their prices have drastically increased.Do not to-go from here.$21 for this chicken bulgogi that was apparently discontinued on the menu.This looks like left over.It's sad because I used to come here and enjoyed other dishes. First time ordering this and the portion size is a joke.When I call back to see if this is right she tells me that it's a discontinued menu, but made it anyways as if she was doing me a favor.Never going back.