Tree Garden Korean Restaurant

This is my go-to Korean bbq spot in Houston. You get some privacy with their booths setup, the service has a very homey feel. They have call buttons in your booths, should you need anything. Food is fantastic. Their pork belly kimchi stir fry is a must order everytime for me. If this weren't so far from my home, they'd likely be my weekend haunt tbh. Always a love for me!

Since I was craving for tofu soup, I went there again last night and I can proudly say that this restaurant offers the best vegetarian tofu soup! :) They service is great and generous with the portion of foods! Amazing thing about Koran restaurant is that they give you a lot of delicious side dishes as a part of their service! I enjoy their amazing service a lot! You also get a nice privacy in the restaurant as they have walls around by tables. Very considerate!I'll keep coming here! :) If you have vegetarian friends, bring them here I'm sure they love it! :)Cheers

Unfortunately we got sat and they forgot about us, we left after 30 minutes. The food looked good and the space was nice. Too bad we didn't get to try it.

There really aren't super amazing Korean restaurants in Houston. I lived in Dallas a few years back and their Korean food scene is just leagues above Houston. I think in Dallas, Tree Garden would be a 3 star restaurant, in Houston, it's a 4 on a good day. The staff are super nice and the food comes out quickly. I've never had a hard time finding parking or a table.I like their large menu and little private cubby dining spaces. They're very cozy and you feel like you're in an old Korean home. I like the atmosphere. I usually just get the soondubu jigae with seafood. It's no BCD tofu house but it's solid and hard to mess up. We also got one of the shareable stews (soondubu) and they served it table side for us. The fried chicken is not the best. It tastes almost like American fried chicken, it's so flavorless and the batter so thick. The pajeon can be very greasy. The naengmyun is tasty and refreshing. The best thing is the banchan. There is a huge variety and you can always request more. At the end of the meal, you get this sweet rice drink. I love it and wish my friends would not drink theirs and give it to me instead (hasn't happened yet). All in all, a solid restaurant if you're craving some regular (not fusion) Korean food in Houston.

Always enjoyed this place for its authentic Korean options. Love the traditional private rooms/booths, not too crowded parking options. Good service overall but can get busy. The serving size can be generous but also pricey for KBBQ. I've enjoyed their short rib and decided to try the squid this time, the kimchee pancake is a hit, and the seafood noodle soup Jjamppong was very flavorful. I like how you can customize your spice levels on most every dish, and the menu is fairly descriptive. The small sides options are always good and may include Kimchi, sprouts, potatoes, pickled radish, fish cake, egg, etc.Overall, love the Koreatown area overall and this is one of the higher recommended places especially since they open late.

Very non-descript on the outside in a run-down looking strip mall but definitely a diamond in the rough. The interior is very cute and traditional looking with private rooms and cute booths. Servers are very courteous and they have a call button at every table which is very convenient, and also necessary with the way the restaurant is set up. The food here is delicious. We love the japchae, dumplings, dukbokki, seafood pancake, oyster pancake, tofu soups, and the army stew. Everything is flavorful and amazing. However, the side dishes are only ok and their barley tea lacks flavor. But for the most part, their food is great and we will definitely we back.

Let me preface this by saying that this spot gets 5 stars for their cubicle style seating. It's nice to have a little bubble for just our group to dine in. There's even a call button if we needed anything from our waitress. Otherwise, the food was a hit or miss. Plus, it was really expensive for the amount they gave us. Here's a breakdown of what we ordered: Pork belly (4/5): It was pretty good. But, I think this was standard pork belly compared to other Korean restaurants. Banchan (3/5): I've definitely had better and more flavorful banchan. I was hoping for Korean potato salad banchan. None here. Seafood pancake (3/5): It was kind of bland. I've definitely had better. Even the sauce that came with it was just alrightJapchae (4/5): It was delicious and flavorful. But, I couldn't give it 5 stars because they gave us so little of it for the price. Seaweed roll (4/5): I loved this. So umami with the seaweed outside and sesame flavored glass noodles. I didn't give a full 5 stars because of price and amount. Fried rice with fried egg on top (4/5): Delicious. Flavorful. Umami. Wished they'd given us more because I enjoyed eating this. Overall, it's hard to say that we'd come back again. It was expensive to eat here, and not feel gypped with the portion sizes we received.

This place is always a go to for good Korean dishes. I love the spicy seafood noodles it always hits the spot every time. Never fails!

Fabulous find! Fine experience at the Tree Garden. Unfamiliar with Korean food we noted food we liked but dicey to order. The food was outstanding!

One of the best Korean restaurants that I've been to! They have authentic Korean food and private dining areas/booths. The food is amazing and the service is good as well. We ordered Jjajangmyeon (not the best, I expected a stronger/more flavorful black bean taste), LA Galbi (recommended), stir-fried kimchi and pork belly, and seafood tofu soup. There were not many side dishes but they're ALL SO GOOD so we asked for a refill. Definitely coming back to try other dishes.