Kim & Bab

Always delicious!Always trying something new each visit, the owner is kind and knowledgeable with sharing information and recommendations.Clean small area off the main road worthy of a visit. The offer Boboa Tea and soft drinks.Order is taken at the counter. The items are listed on the overhead menu board-some spicey. All is recommended.

Very impressed with the service and quality of this establishment. Everything is super clean, and the employees make it a point to explain what all of their sauce options are and give recommendations. My entree was the JapChae Tofu (pan fried sweet potato glass noodles with vegetables, rice, scrambled egg, tofu), which was amazing, and amped up considerably with the addition of gochugang sauce.Also had the Mandu beef dumplings, which were yummy.But the star of the show hands down was the DKJ Small Spicy Hot (Fried marinated boneless chicken in spicy sauce). This chicken was INCREDIBLE. Like so good I would make a special trip just to get it. The pieces are big and juicy and the sauce is spicy, but not blow your head off spicy.They play k-pop on a tv and it just made the whole vibe perfect. I will definitely be back.

Kindness and cleanliness. Ramen with Bulgogi over there is FANTASTIC!!!These are the words that come to mind when I think of this restaurant. And the taste of the restaurant is simple but delicious. Red pepper paste sauce (Go Chu Jang) is a unique taste that is different from other restaurants/markets. I wish there is this restaurant in the Louisville area. If you like Korean food, I recommend you visit this place.

As a fan of Asian food I'm always looking to try a new restaurant and as I haven't been to many Korean restaurants I decided, after hearing many great things, to stop in to Kim & Bab in New Albany. Kim & Bab offers a menu of 13 different meals all ranging from various dishes involving beef, pork or chicken some paired with noodles or seaweed. I decided to try on this visit their Dak-Kangjung which is fried marinated boneless chicken with their sweet soy sauce and some white rice on the side. You have a choice of a small, medium or large and since I was rather hungry on this trip I decided to go with the large. The large portion offers around 14 pieces of boneless chicken topped with sweet soy sauce or your choice of spicy hot sauce. The chicken was crispy but delicious and went well with the white rice. I also ordered for a drink their mango boba with strawberry popping bubbles. Everything tasted rather delicious but not as tasty as I hoped for. The chicken was well cooked however the rice tasted a bit cold. The environment here is a very casual one with some k-pop music playing on a TV. Lots of places to sit and you order at the counter. They wouldn't let me try one of the sauces as I was told they would charge me just to try a sample which I've never had a restaurant do before and I found that odd as how is someone supposed to know if they will like it or not. While I do recommend coming here this is not the place I'll be going out of my way to come back at eat at. The offerings and the food was tasty but not as good as I'd hoped and I wasn't pleased at all with the rice being a bit cold nor being told I'd be charged just to try a sample of one of their sauces.

Kind of disappointed this time around. Came on a Thursday night 7pm and they ran out of bibimbap. And the owner was kinda rude to the cashier when the cashier was taking my order, when the owner interrupted her to tell her they had run out. I ordered their galbi and rice and Kim-Mari instead since I was already there, standing at the register. They do cook very well and the meat was tender and flavorful. I would have given 4 stars except for the off putting service and lack of their popular entree during dinner time.

We are creatures of habit, I got the lunch special dack-kang-Jung chicken with rice and a drink. Chicken was fried with a light coating and tossed in a sweet soy sauce. I ordered the medium and have half of it to take home. My husband and daughter got the bimbapp with bulgogi. They described it as lightly spiced, refreshing and filling carrots cucumbers onions and more on a bed of rice top with a fresh fried egg. Service is friendly and the restaurant is very clean.

Love all of the food here specially my milk tea Bobba The service are great and will definitely come back

Bibimbap was very disappointing with watered down Gochujang that the only thing I could taste was sugar. It was so watery it left a puddle of liquid on the bottom. Too skimpy on ingredients and too little rice. And bean sprouts should be one of the top main ingredients but was missing. Never seen cabbage in bibimbap. And a roll of kimbap with no special ingredients was $7. Way overpriced and quite disappointing. Perhaps other entrees were better at this restaurant but I wasn't impressed with two of the most basic and popular Korean dishes.

It's fast food Korean at a high price. We ordered three dishes and they were all very bland. Very Bland. No kimchi bowls because this is not set up like an actual Korean restaurant. My family and I were very disappointed. None of us would go back. Two stars instead of one because the older lady was nice.

Consistently good, inexpensive, flavorful food. The ramyun is on point, and so is the bibimbap. Be careful ordering your food as spicy, though--it'll light your mouth up. Try the kimmarie. They're bite-sized fried glass noodles wrapped in nori. Delicious. I highly recommend this restaurant.