Kimchi House

All the flavors of Korean dishes you want. Crispy rice in the hot bibimbap , bulgogi was flavorful. Great banchan! And can I say I think every restaurant Should offer free hot tea. They offered barley. Great service. Street parking only, some seating inside and out, this place would be worth parking to walk a few blocks to get to.

We were really craving tofu soup and saw that this place was nearby. It's a really small store with street parking. Small space inside, with mostly pick up/food delivery orders. They were pretty slammed when we got there and it took a while for our food to arrive. It was to the point where we were wondering if they forgot to make one of our dishes. My (Korean) partner felt that the food was unauthentic and the taste was very one dimensional. I thought that the food tasted pretty standard.Wasn't worth the wait, but I would consider ordering takeout.

While the food is great, the ambiance of the place is not that good. The place is filthy and have spider webs in the corners and the wooden furniture has grease accumulated from several months or even years of cooking.Unfortunately not a place where you can enjoy the great food, but maybe you can try take out.

Ordered jjampong, soft tofu soup, and grilled mackerel. It's nice to have a place in the area that sticks more to the traditional style of Korean food (vs. lots of fushion / westernized options). It wasn't the best Korean food I've ever had, but it definitely satisfied the craving for some soup on a cold day.It's self serve style, and I appreciated the unlimited barley tea and take-as-you-need takeout boxes.

delicious mom and pop Korean restaurant in ballard! we did take out and everything tasted so good and we'll definitely be back again. the restaurant was packed when we arrived so I'm glad we were planning for take out anyway! The host/server was super nice!

Having had no luck finding great Korean place in Seattle, I was hoping this one would work, especially since I live really close by. But the jjigae was just ok - I've had worse but I've had jjigae eons better than this. Oh well, I'll probably be forever loyal to Cho Dang Gol in Manhattan until I find something better on the West Coast. I'm pretty sure there are really good places in LA even if I can't find one in Seattle.

Been here a couple times now and love it each time.I always get the stone pot bibimbap which is delicious. My bf gets the bulgogi which he also really likes. Portions are pretty generous as well. Not too crowded the times I've gone and staff is always great. Pretty casual seating and they have barley tea and water that are self serve. Overall, would recommend!

Yo. Pork belly. Win win win win win. All day win. White rice with the sides. Feels like an 120 minute movie. I don't need the series. I don't want the 90 min pop edition. I bet the book reads really well but I won't read it cuz this version had the best cast and execution. Well done. Great service. Simple ambiance. Thanks Kimchi House.

Someone picked up several plates for a picnic so all I know is what I tasted. Don't know exactly what they ordered but took some photos. We eat a lot of Korean food here in Honolulu, but I could taste a difference in this food. Don't know exactly how to describe it, but it was very good.Good enough that I asked the name of the place, took photos, and posted this review so I'll remember to go back when I'm in Seattle!

At the price point, this is some of the best Korean food I've found in Seattle. I love coming here and am so glad they have been able to stay open through the pandemic!