Anytime Kitchen

he waiters here are as incredible as the food made here. Makes for a perfect date night experience or group settingSeriously, the waiters went above and beyond when I went. They are SO friendly and attentive!! But without being overbearing. I really appreciated them during my dinnerThe menu here has a handful of ramen selections, several sushi options and appetizers to start. Everything I had here was delicious!! I'm definitely ok'ing back and recommending this spot to my friendsAlaskan roll -- 10/10. Everything I love in a sushi roll, down to the buttery baked salmon. It was perfectly savoryHeart attack -- 10/10. Be careful with these, these are actually a little bit spicy! They're so tasty though, and a classic jalapeño bomb that's a great intro to your dinnerGarlic edamame -- 6/10. This was the only thing that was a tad plain. Not in a bad way! I just wish there was a little more to this appetizerMiso butter ramen -- comfort in a bowl and certainly my go-to the next time I visit

Food was amazing! We all tried each other's dishes and I loved everything I tried. I think everyone did... We were able to get things for the kids too. This is their first time trying Korean food so they weren't all in yet, but it was a good first experience and they had plenty to eat after tasting all the dishes and eating their rice. The atmosphere was fun and loud. I wouldn't say it was specifically family friendly, but they were certainly nice to our kids.Service was prompt and polite.

I took my girlfriend here for her birthday. Interestingly enough she was the one that recommended to come here as she ate here many years ago before the pandemic and was blown away by the food. This time however was quite a traumatic experience. My wife ordered the lychee cocktail that came in a bag and let me tell you, it smelled and tasted like old dirty socks (best way I can describe it). Either that or dirty sink water. It was so bad after 1 sip my wife asked to exchange it for a simple beer instead, as you can't go wrong with that. Next up we had the popcorn chicken which wasn't crispy at all and tasted like something I could have bought at CVS and microwaved and added my own sauce to. We also had the unagi which had nice presentation but was extremely fishy and we couldn't even finish it. To top things off we were charged for the original sewer cocktail and the beer when we were assured this wouldn't be the case. This is the first bad experience I've had in Korea town in the near 20 years I've been eating here. You couldn't pay me to go back. So many better places all around to eat, avoid! The worst thing is the high star rating gave me a false sense of security thinking the food would be awesome. Nope!

Good place to grab some small dishes with a large group of people for a late night snack/meal! We went on a Wednesday night so it was quite empty fortunately. Food came out really quickly and service was attentive. They even gave us tteokbokki on the house, which was such a nice surprise!The group was pretty hungry so didn't get a chance to snag some pictures, but here's what we ordered: - Soy garlic popcorn chicken: Solid plate of chicken. Chicken wasn't as crispy as I would've liked and the sauce was on the sweeter side for my liking but the table probably enjoyed this dish the most. - Fried pork kalbi: This was unfortunately the most disappointing dish of the evening. It comes with a side of mayo dipping sauce (which just tastes like straight mayo) and the pork-to-bater ratio was way off. I could barely taste the meat and it just felt like I was eating fried batter. I'd skip on this dish. - Truffle fries: Solid plate of fries to share for the table. - Shrimp chives pancake: This dish surprised me the most. I'm not usually a fan of pancakes since the batter can be a little overwhelming at times and sometimes has a mushy texture. This was primarily chives with some batter to hold it all in and the peppers added lots of flavor. They have lots of other dishes, such as pots/soups that look delicious as well so I would probably try those if I come back. Otherwise it's a nice and casual place to hang out with a group of friends with a pretty decent variety of foods on the menu.

cool vibe, but a lot of their stuff online isn't updated. Plus the 'buy three get one free' doesn't include the pitcher. stuff is kinda pricey but the atmosphere is nice

One of the best bossam sets in New York and their grilled pork belly is nothing to scoff at either. Despite the high price, I consider the value to be very reasonable and great for an occasional treat. Their savoury kimchi with a refreshing glass of honeycomb makgeolli is just a cherry on top along with assorted korean jeon.

Was looking for a late night legit dinner in K-town and this place fit the bill.On a weeknight, we were able to eat at midnight with full service & not being rushed out!Anytime serves Korean classics like fried chicken, rice cakes & spicy pork. They have a decent deal where you buy two entrees and get an app free- our app was popcorn chicken & it was surprisingly extra large.The individual grills & cast iron pans are a fun addition. (You're not cooking the meat, it's just keeping the dish hot & crispy)Definitely recommend if you're looking for a full dinner late at night.

This place is a fun time. Food and drinks were delicious. Came here on New Years Eve. We got kicked out at 11:20pm because someone reserved the table... even though there were couple of other tables opened. The army stew was by far the best. It's on the third floor. Careful of the slippery floors

I've passed by the entrance to Anytime Kitchen quite a few times on the way to the karaoke spot upstairs, and have always commented to friends how it smells good and that I wanted to try sometime... well last night was the golden opportunity for my partner and I!Stepping in fairly early on a Saturday and it was packed, so we knew we would be in for a treat. Sitting down and looking at the menu (which was online), we were pleased to see a buy 2, get 1 free deal. We picked those 3 items, and one additional (everything looked sooooo good) along with a bottle of rice wine which was delicious. While all the food was delicious, the fried pork kalbi was both out favorite dish. Vibe is chill and casual, service quick. Prices very reasonable. We already started gameplanning our order for the next time we come, which is VERY rare for us as we try to avoid repeating restaurants. Would absolutely recommend to others!

This restaurant is on the third floor of an inconspicuous stairway in the middle of Ktown so it is pretty easy to miss. We made a reservation on a Thursday night to be safe but it wasn't necessary. The place wasn't completely packed but there was a good amount of turnover and new customers coming in. The hostess was also able to move our party of 2 to a table of 4 because the table wasn't big enough to hold all the food we ordered.The BBQ pork belly came out first on a portable heater and was a great start to the meal. The creamy ramyun was our favorite dish of the night. The spicy chicken tteokbokki was a little bit too spicy for me but it was delicious none the less. The pork kalbi was okay, but definitely not a must try.All in all this was a great place to grab some dinner and chat over some food and drinks. The atmosphere was suitable for conversation without being too loud or rowdy. Food was good, staff was nice, would recommend.