Song's Kitchen

My Korean friend loves this place and swears by it. She has pushed me to eat here many times and I finally broke down and went with her one day. My impression was that this did use to be the premier Korean Restaurant in the area; however, post pandemic they seem to be coasting on their reputation. I have attached a photo of the buffet. Yes, it is one single hot steam buffet table. The selection is not that varied and it is obviously geared towards the US palate. Korean food that is readily available at any Americanized Korean restaurant. Also since the post pandemic restrictions were lifted, the restaurant is only open weekdays and only until 4 pm. During the hours they have the buffet you cannot order from the menu. The buffet ends at about 2:30 pm so you can only order from the menu for about an hour. Which I think the food from the menu might be an improvement over the buffet you have a very short window of time in which to utilize the actual menu. No weekend hours at all. I do not see anyone providing any but the most basic of service. They have a large room and the day I went with my friend, who wanted to do so, we stayed from opening to close of the buffet the restaurant itself was never more than 1/3 full at any time. It is a very sterile open room. Personally this is not a place to which I would not return.

This is probably the best Lunch I've ever had in Radcliff over the years. On top of the quality and variety of Korean Food dishes available, it's also a buffet service! Will be back any time I'm in town. Thanks to all the family owners for providing my family a beautiful meal, and experience!

I went for the lunch buffet which goes from 11:00 - 2:00pm and cost me $14.82. You also don't have a choice and must have the buffet during those hours. Limited selection of food but varied enough to get your fill in. Most of the food was pretty good and the stir fried squid was probably my favorite. Unfortunately, the bulgogi tasted nothing like bulgogi and was not that great. The pork bulgogi was the same and I didn't finish the two, but it's hard to complain when I'm getting Korean food in Kentucky.I added updated menus since the pictures here are outdated

I love Korean food and was super impressed! Great service. We opted for the lunch buffet because I wanted to try everything they had. I think it was about $14 so definitely worth it. I can't wait to go back.

Go to place when in the area. This Korean buffet offers plenty of dishes for variety of tastes. Rice is sticky the fried rice option good too. The meats are seasoned and refilled constantly. Side dishes pickled and not are both represented. Option to sit down buffet or takeout box is available. Menu orders are available as well. The staff is polite and ready to help. Plenty of parking outside.

This place is packed with Soldiers so it must be the place to eat off post at Fort Knox. I tried the fried pork dumplings. My friend went with the bbq bowl. While o went with the spiced pork came with white rice. A little pricey but beet good.

Stopped off at Song's Knox Rd location. This is normally a buffet location, but the buffet has been temporarily off the menu until post COVID business picks up.My wife and I shared a meal of Bulgogi, Japchae and Yakimandu, along with an accompanying variety of Kimchi.Everything was SUPERB! The Bulgogi was marinated perfectly, the beef was pull apart tender, sweet and savory! The Yakimandu was crispy, and the Japchae glass noodles delicious!While there, a group came in all the way from Lexington on a pilgrimage for Song's! As always, Song's is the best Korean food in Kentucky!

Korean style food, dine in or take out, decent prices for the food quality. Worth a try if looking for korean food in Radcliff

Outstanding food and friendship. Go every week. Song is always talking to her customer

Food is extremely tasty, always refilled and the egg drop soup and fried rice is like nothing I have ever had had before.