Ohn Korean Eatery

Portions are VERY SMALL for the price.*Dosirak: this was my favorite and it had a nice flavor. *Belly dolsak bibimbap: this was flooding in kimchi & gochujang . I couldn't find a white grain of rice after mixing it together and it barely had any meat. I usually love bibimbap but this one was very hard to enjoy. *cheese tteokbokki: The rice cakes were soft but by the time we got to eat it our mouths were on fire just from the bibimbap. *peach & rice drink: they were given in TINY little cans... Menu say their food is served w/banchan but they didn't give it to us until we asked & when we got them it was sad looking. We got 5 pieces of cucumber, a tiny portion of kimchi, & 5 pieces of pickled radish.

I was patiently waiting for ohn to open up again after being closed for 2-3 years. It used to be so lively, and the food was delicious. However, my first time trying them again since reopening was just unpleasant. Not really compelled to come here again. The soju cocktails aren't filled up all the way anymore and there's more ice than anything. The kimchi fried rice was too wet as if they used fresh rice. The wings lacked the infamous soy garlic flavor but were crispy. Lastly, the kream spaghetti was my favorite. I was so disappointed to find that it lacks flavor.

Definitely a good spot for drinks out with friends. The place is in a popping spot in the Chinatown area and got super lucky with parking. The vibe is pretty cool inside it's the music, the dim lighting, and the enclosed booths so you feel pretty much there with just your group. The staff is super friendly and super stylish, thought that they were cool *insert sunglasses emoji lol*. The menu is pretty core Korean restaurant item and we ended up ordering the Cheesy Tteokbokki, the Squid Bibimbap and the Short Rib Soup. The Tteokbokki was pretty ok, but just a little bit plain for me. The squid bibimbap was just what I expected and hoped for so I was happy with that. And the soup was honestly a huge amount of really really good meat, so def recommend again, but the seasoning cup that came with it was a little bit not enough so maybe I'd ask for more next time. Definitely worth a try and go for drinks with friends, we didn't but i think it'd be better

When the clock stroke at 12 midnight, I got anxious to get out of house. I pulled out my phone and opened Yelp app to search for a restaurant to stuff my face. So, which restaurant in Chinatown that I haven't been to? Oh. Right. Ohn Korean Eatery has been on my bookmark for quite awhile. I always thought this parking lot at Yun-Lu Center is always full for some reason. But not today. I didn't study the menu before I came. So, I picked few reviews from my Yelp friends. Victoria was praising about the Army Soup. I asked the waiter. He recommended Brisket Raymeon because it has similar ingredients minus spam.It came pretty quick. I was little disappointed about the noodles. It's just an instant noodle from package. But that humongous chunks of smoked brisket blew my mind. The service was so-so. I felt rushed as I took my time relaxing after eating. I know the kitchen closes at 1 am. I didn't need anything anyway. The waiter didn't me bancha until I asked. Overall, I like the kpop music and the cozy atmosphere. I think I'll be back to try other dishes that people have been bragging about.

This is a restaurant for late night vibes and drinking and unfortunately, the food was just not good. I got the squid bibimbap, and it was not like bibimbap at all. The only banchan that came on the side was kimchi, which was disappointing. I thought there would be some other varieties like potato or fishcake but there was only one. The bibimbap was so salty because it was just dowsed in gochujang sauce. It was so hard to find rice that was white because all the rice was just covered in the gochujang sauce, and it was so salty. It was difficult to eat so I brought it home and I added rice to it. The service was OK and I tried some other dishes like the wings and fries and they were OK as well. The food I ordered just wasn't good.

The corn cheese, kimchi fried rice (w spam) and soju blends (esp orange creamsicle and gummy bear) were all awesome. The tteokbokki, bulgogi, and pork belly were just okay. Ambience is really cool, and staff is extremely responsive when you hit the button (like less than 10 seconds fast). Parking is limited, but we parked across the street without issues.

Saturday night. Seems like a very slow night for them. We order a few items including Korean fried chicken . One was soy garlic and the other was spicy. The spicy really wasn't that great. All you can taste is the spicy there was zero flavors. Soy garlic was good.. I feel like everything is so different here now. They even charge for a second round of sides. When brought out, the daikon was like 5 tiny pieces and a tiny portion of kimchi. I asked for seconds and they said there was charge !!!!! That's crazy!! Why charge and you only have me small sides. Tony tiny portions. That's sad. It was very quiet and they were not even close to busy. What a disappointment!! Probably will not be back .

The place is a great late night, grab a bite and a drink place. I loved the atmosphere and the K-pop vibe. Televisions everywhere you turn playing K-pop videos. It definitely hypes you up and puts you in the mood to have some fun. I am vegetarian and so options were a bit limited. I chose the French Fries to munch on which were piping hot and salty just like I like them and enough for two people to share. I got a carafe of the Gummy Bear Soju which was incredible that we had to order round two. If you are in Bellaire or just want a cool place to stop in and grab a bite and a drink, I totally recommend this place. You will be singing and dancing all night.

Intimate place for Korean food. This place was dim with an inviting atmosphere. The service here was decent. Service can be slow due to the how busy it gets. First off, the ban chan was okay. I was hoping for more varieties. We had the army soup and that was okay. I didn't care to much for the spam and hotdogs in a cheesy broth. The Korean spaghetti was delicious! It was creamy and tasty! The mussels were great with it. The kimchi fried rice was awesome! I love the the rich flavors and the crisp of the rice. The corn cheese and cheese tteokbokki were also great! They were great appetizers! The bulgogi fries were okay. The fire a could be be more crispy. The wings were great. We had yangnyeom and garlic soy wings. They're were crispy and loaded with tons of fla

soo good evry time i go here :)very stylish + professional staff kream spaghetti is my all-time favorite next is the yangnyeom (sweet spicy) chicken wingskudos to the owner(s) and amazing staff!!