K-Kitchen

Located in the French market, this Korean restaurant makes simple meals. I highly suggest getting their bibimbap bowl and sweet potato fries with honey. These are both really good dishes and are pretty quick to come out.Service is very OK. If you order a water on a separate transaction, they will not give that to you ahead of time until your full meal is ready. Atmosphere is nice as it is in a large food court.

Great find in the French Market if you're nearby Accenture Towers or navigating through the train station. Plenty of seating throughout the market, speedy service, and diverse music playlist!K Kitchen has a very lean operation (only two team members working during lunch rush), but they were able to manage overall. They have a neat point of sale system that simplified the ordering and payment process (may not be an attraction for all though).Food quality and portion sizes were great for lunch. As many suggested on Yelp, I tried the spicy pork bowl (~$15). It wasn't actually spicy, so I think that you should make sure to snag some sauce on the side if that's what you're looking for!

Cool that you can get Korean food in Ogilvie Transportation Center but not that good enough to pay so much for it. It's just one of the many options in the French Market. K-Kitchen is pretty average and overpriced. Get similar and better elsewhere. The food isn't close to being authentic but it's as authentic as you can get here. A lot better options for Korean are around the city but not in this area. It sucks the closest is this and often it may be closed. This operates about the same time as the market. It's about $12 for a bowl. Vegetarians can get the Tofu Bowl, and choose how much to make it spicy. It's pretty basic. Looks like rice topped with premade sauce and vegetables. Okay but the price is too much. This isn't anything worth the high prices. Get something better when you're looking around here. It's high prices at all the vendors but at least the food is better than this. The good thing about it is there's choices for vegans and vegetarians.

If you love Korean food and have no other options, this place is decent. Service is great and there's plenty of seating. However, the bulgogi platter was just okay in terms of flavor. The ratio of lettuce wraps and sauce to meat and rice was WAY off.

Really delicious! I'd recommend ordering ahead online if you're trying to pick up during a busy lunch rush. The ssam platter is incredibly good and the beef is deliciously flavorful.

Not sure if I agree with some of the reviews. I just ate here today and had the bulgogi platter and the soon dubu (tofu soup). Friend had Saigon Sisters pho which frankly was much more expensive than here. Frankly I thought it was priced well for what it is. They're not cooking in a full flushed out kitchen - it's like an urban space / food hall, so food yes isn't like a full restaurant. But it's cheap / fast and frankly pretty good IMO.

This is inside French Market with other vendors. The $13.65 bulgogi w veges and rice was very good. The beef was flavored well w the traditional Korean ingredients and there was a lot of thin sliced meat w that was high quality and not much fat. The sweet potato fries Korean style were really good and reminded me of childhood when they used to make these more and you can sometimes get the honey glazed sweet potato chips w black sesame seeds at Hmart but it's not easy to find. So this was a great experience down memory lane. But the price was a bit steep at $7.45 plus tax so as much as I appreciate small businesses and want to support them, I don't feel good about buying the fries again bc it's such a big chunk of change for a side dish as much as I love it. Nevertheless they deserve all the 5 stars for originality and high quality clean food and generous good quality beef for the bulgogi dish and fries. Try their dishes! You won't be disappointed.

Self service via online or tablet, but at least they don't ask for a tip. Ambiance is not really applicable since it's in the French market food court. I ordered the Bulgogi beef bimi bowl. The ingredients tasted fresh, and it was filling, however, the lack of meat and price made it no worth coming back to try again.

Grilled chicken bibimbop bowl was very tasty. Little pricey maybe but I subbed for brown rice and added toasted nori.

I've been to K-Kitchen several times now and every experience there has been great! Although it's very fast service they always manage to be very friendly and helpful with any questions. The food is incredibly delicious, I love the tofu soup and the fried chicken.