Jin Doshirak

Yummy food for a reasonable price! This local eatery has delicious bento boxes, sushi, and lots of internal seating. We were able to quickly order, find a seat, and eat at 6:30pm on Friday. The food was fresh, yummy, and the perfect portion.

I eat here offer, everything is fairly priced and tastes good. Service is normally speedy and accurate. Plenty of seating for lunch or small crowds. I would define recommend.

Great concept to capture the downtown lunch crowd! It is an order at counter then pick up when a bell rings kind of concept. At around noon on Thursday, I got my lunch quickly. There is a large room next to the order room with plenty of seating for singles, couples as well as groups. My lunch box came with a choice of soup or salad also. The spicy pork belly was not all that spicy. I loved all the little bits of panchan, too. The bonus? They use that good, chewy Korean rice! Service was friendly and efficient. Food's quality and quantity both justify the price. My friend and I both agreed that we will be back.

We were looking for a spot to eat while I was in Louisville for a conference and my sister decided on Jin Doshirak, which was very close to the conference center. The restaurant is more of an order then sit down place, where you pick up your food when they have it ready but otherwise don't have a ton of service. The restaurant has a lot of nice quotes and decorations from Charlie and friends. I ordered the spicy pork box with an egg drop soup which came out to around $17 after tax before tip. It was a good variety of food, and I especially enjoyed the banchan and spicy pork. The egg drop soup is more of a miso soup with egg added, which I had no issues with but it isn't what I was expecting and very different from a traditional egg drop soup. Overall, I thoroughly enjoyed my meal and thought the portion size and flavor were a good value for what I paid. I look forward to coming back if I'm ever in Louisville again!

As someone who works downtown, I always love to try new restaurants nearby my work. I walked in today around 1 pm for a late lunch. Hours listed are from 11 am - 2 pm. When I entered the lobby was empty and there were two employees behind the counter. It took me a few minutes to decide what to order. The menu currently consists of fried rice, bento boxes and sushi. The boxes come with house salad or soup, rice, two dumplings and Korean banchan. Boxes range from $13-18 each. I ordered the japchae box for $14, and selected a house salad. My order only took a few minutes to prepare and I was out the door. The house salad was a traditional salad you would get from a sushi or hibachi restaurant. Plain iceberg lettuce with a few carrots and yummy dressing. The bento box was delightful - each item had a compartment. The banchan includes kimchi, fish cakes, egg roll, and bean sprouts. All were good, but kimchi could have been spicier and more fermented. The japchae was traditional and perfect. I only wish soy sauce was included. Instead they included yum yum sauce, which I didn't use since I didn't order any meat. Finally, the fried dumplings were very good and you could taste the meat - very crispy even though I took my order to go. All in all, a yummy and fast Korean meal that was filling. Food is on the more expensive side, so won't be ordering frequently. If the portions were larger I could justify the price. Definitely would recommend a box if you're in the downtown area.

Decent place to get a quick meal in. Although the place seems to cater for take outs (all their food is in to go boxes), they have lots of seating and even plugs. Place is mostly self service, and food seems pretty affordable. I got the ramen and added fried chicken. I was expecting chicken cutlets since they had bento boxes but was disappointed to be served frozen chicken nugget type chicken. The ramen tasted just like shin ramen, but not as spicy. Definitely recommend going for the bentos in future.

This place will officially open on March 4, 2024, but I was happy to have the opportunity to eat the food here in advance. I am leaving this review to share what the food tasted like.-The chef worked at the "Charim" Korean restaurant in Louisville. So all the food dishes are really delicious, which comes from her experience. The two foods I would most recommend are Beef Bulgogi Box and Spicy Pork Box. In particular, Spicy Pork has a unique sweet and spicy taste. Japchae is a noodle product, so I recommend eating it as soon as possible.-Japanese Food (Sushi Menu): A male chef was previously the main chef at a Japanese restaurant in Osaka Downtown. From his experience, sushi rolls are fresh and delicious.-I also gave chicken wings to my kids using a to-go box, and they said they tasted like they used to in Korea.This is a Food Box restaurant where you can experience Japanese and Korean cuisine. Of course, you can eat inside the restaurant like a regular fast-food restaurant.

We're in town for a convention and wanted some Korean food for lunch. We were so impressed!! The bulgogi lunch boxes are amazing. Big points for presentation; it all looked so nice. And the kimchi wasn't toned down like some places catering to an American palette, it was nice and strong. If we visit Louisville again we'll definitely be back!

Everything was delectable and clean atmosphere. Fried dumplings a bit too greasy but great taste. The portion was a bit too small for the price.

We called in our order for pick up to take back to our hotel. The dinner order was ready in 10 minutes and packaged well with utensils and sauces. We had the spicy pork dinner, the beef bulgogi and bib bin bop. All were fresh and came with traditional side dishes including Kim chee, dumplings and steamed egg. Very delicious.