Korea Garden

O M G YESSSS !! This is an AMAZING Korean place. I actually hate the all you could eat because than there's no leftovers! We came here and got a big room because there was 5 of us. The service was AAAMAZING and our waitress was so sweet in helping us with the cooking. We like our pork belly REALLY crispy and poor thing kept thinking we're burning it. Hehehe Omg, the banchans were sooo good and tasted homemade. We've been to TONS of Korean places. Korean food is our families favorite food.

Ambiance is overall no frills. Causal and clean with plenty of room.Service was quick and helpful and food came out very quickly. Food was good! I've never been to Korea but overall tasted as authentic as I could imagine. Loved the side dishes that came prior to our meal. The kimchi and cucumbers were fantastic.We ordered shrimp shumai as an app and it was delicious and came with way more pieces than expected which is always nice. My Husband really enjoyed his meal and felt like it was very flavorful.I ordered the bibimbap and I thought it was ok. Felt like the dish overall could have had more flavor but overall was good. I plan to return to try other dishes.

Trying some Korean fare before in Omaha. Ordered barley tea (barely), wanted tteokbokki, but no guarantee it wouldn't be too soft, so we skipped it. Also ordered the large kimbap and the 32 ounce kimchi, japchae with chicken and kimchi jjigae less pork meat. $64.71.The barley tea is good as expected. The kimbap are very small rolls and pieces heat and are mostly rice, that's the biggest way to skimp out and charge $17 for 16 tiny kimbap bites, that's ridiculous. Quite fishy tasting from the Krab. Overpriced for what you get. We asked for a side of sriracha and they gave us enough to dip maybe 6 single pieces of the kimbap in it. We asked for more sriracha and they filled the same ramekin with more, since it had little bits of the black sesame in the sauce from the kimbap. The bamchans must only come out with the meal, that's usually first out at most Korean restaurants, then again this is an Asian fusion restaurant. The Kimchii isn't that good, not super fresh and the flavor doesn't do much for me. The japchae was okay, not a lot of potato noodles or chicken, but a decent amount of veggies. The kimchi jjigae wasn't so good, since the kimchi itself was so-so.

I'm not gonna lie, my expectations were low. I wasn't expecting Korean food in Omaha to be anything special... but I was proved wrong! Everything was so delicious and the flavors were spot on. There is ample parking and the restaurant even has a drive-thru.Bibimbap: no complaints! Rice with mixed veggies and meat with spicy sauceJajang Myeon: came with a lot of extra veggies in it and the sauce was really good. We asked for extra noodles so ours was on the dry side. But it usually comes with a good sauce to noodle ratioJam Bong: this was my favorite dish we ordered. I have a very low spice tolerance so I asked for it to be less spicy. And I was still struggling a bit but I couldn't stop eating bc it was so good! Appetizers: shrimp tempura and chicken wings (not pictured) were both solid choices if you want a snack before you start your meal.

My friend and i got the seafood and green onion pancake and kimbap to start with! The pancake was crispy while still soft on the inside. The kimbap was seasoned very well, filled with veggies and meat! For our main, we shared a jjajangmyeon, korean black beans noodles. The noodles were nice and bouncy and the sauce was a good balance between sweet and savory. Service was nice and fast. It has a nice atmosphere as well, but also on a more quiet, cozy side.

Korean lunch box during lunch time is the best! I usually order pork bulgogi (it usually comes with rice, noodles, and a side of pickle veggies.)

I enjoyed Korea Garden for a bit, but the novelty of it being one of few Korean spots in Omaha wore off. My boyfriend and I dined in and paid ~$40 for a Bulgogi for two, and it included the beef bulgogi meat, sides (kimchi pancake, kimchi, potatoes, cucumber), and lettuce, and bowl of rice for each of us. While we remember the portions for the platter being much more a couple years back and even last year, we noticed the restaurant's been stingy with its portion sizes, which isn't worth the $40 price tag for us personally. The waitress was helpful, however the ambience was a bit jarring as kpop music played glaringly loud in both our ears. With Japanese Koen BBQ building in Omaha soon, I hope this restaurant can improve its service, food, and environment swiftly to keep up with the growing diverse food scene in Omaha. However, if you simply cannot wait to eat Korean food for a more decent price, I recommend Korean Grill at 1408 Harlan Dr.

The minute you walk in you are greeted from everyone, I loved that. We were seated promptly and ordered right away. We ordered the egg rolls and crab Rangoons for starters. TI ordered the kimchi fried rice it was good but not what I was looking for and my friend ordered the beef bulgogi which was SOOOO GOOOD!!! everything was made to order and perfect!!! 8/10 recommend

This was my first time trying authentic Korean food, and all I can say is--it's so unique! It's distinct from other Asian cuisines, which I really appreciated. Our server was incredibly knowledgeable and helped us choose the perfect first dishes. The ambiance was amazing, adding to the charm of this Omaha restaurant. I'd definitely recommend giving this place a try!

Made it back here for lunch the other day. Had the lunch box spicy pork and the appetizer fried dumplings. Fantastic! Service was stellar.