Ko Hyang Restaurant

Small cramped spot in a business park.BUTAmazing food. It's not a large menu but what they have on their, they do it expertly. Family of five got different things and they were all delicious. I want to go back and try the other things on the menu!Be prepared to wait for a table to free up. People watching was kinda fun though tbh.

The banchan tasted great here. I was obsessed with the kimchi! It was flavorful, not too spicy, and on the fresher side. I ordered the seollangtang with cabbage and although I really enjoyed the broth, I was not impressed by the brisket. It was much too thick, had a smell of old meat, and tasted chewy...like it needed to be cooked many more hours. Unfortunately I would not return, because I was disappointed in the main dish that I ordered. FYI I came with 4 other people, and all of us were not happy with the beef quality.

Service is good and it's a nice small authentic Korean restaurant that gives big portions for a reasonable price. It does get a bit busy at times since it's small so I recommend going at an earlier time.They give a lot of meat for their gamja tang where they even give you a plate to place the meat. I LOVE their nakji dolsot! It has good flavor and they give soo much octopus! The octopus is not too hard and has a nice chew.

I used to come here often with my family as a kid. I've tried many of their dishes including the bulgogi bibimbap, soondae bokkeum, and seollungtang. For the gamjatang, it was a very large portion with quality meat that slid off the bone. The broth on a cold winter day was perfect. I love that I can get a home-cooked Korean meal at this restaurant. I also love their side dishes and will go through several refills. The restaurant itself is a bit on the smaller side and does not have too many seating, but I have never had trouble being seated in a reasonable time. This place has recently gained popularity so the prices have gone up, but still worth trying for anyone interested in Korean soup dishes!

We ordered a bunch of dishes and one to share. The restaurant was in a slightly industrial area, which surprised me. Was kinda odd for me, but that's not important. FYI, they have parking designated for their building - C. They have signs inside to not park in undesignated areas (specifically A) as your car WILL be towed. The staff were very friendly and our server was very knowledgeable of all the available dishes. My husband liked the gamjatang soup he got, but was disappointed that he didn't get any veggies, which is usually included with other restaurants. That kinda took away from him fully enjoying his soup. If you don't want that to happen, make sure to order a soup with the cabbage and ask for spicy. I got the army stew, which was good. Only thing I would've added was the rice cakes. My parents enjoyed their dishes enough to be satisfied with their meals. Although they did have a continuous flow of customers doing take-out and eating in, I probably wouldn't go out of my way to come here again, unless I was in the area.

4.5* We ordered take out tonight as many of our family members are a bit under the weather. Ordered 1 jokbal, 4 seolleongtang, and 1 budae jjigae. Everything had plentiful portions and I almost inhaled my budaejjigae under 5 minutes. There was a good amount of sausage, tofu, kimchi. It was missing the ramen but still delicious nevertheless. The jokbal was huge and I'm honestly wondering how they slice it so thin. My it comes with ssamjjang, garlic, peppers, napa cabbage to wrap. I do wish the cabbage was wilted/salted or steamed so it's the soft kind of cabbage to wrap but the fresh napa was a different experience that added a layer of texture and crunch which I enjoyed. The seolleongtang is hearty and filled to the brim with brisket and if I'm ever under the weather, I'll definitely pick up one of these and feel right as rain. It was such an enjoyable meal and one last note, the kkakdugi was amazing. Perfect amount or spiciness and sourness that I loved!

TL;DR: small menu but everything is done well. Fast service and generous portions. We always love trying a place that does jokbal/soondae. We came here on a Friday evening, and it was packed! Also note, they close pretty early at 7:30PM. Interior has a good amount of tables, but they're fairly close to one another, but not bad since the food comes out very quickly. FOOD: ~Soondae (4/5): not the best soondae I've ever had, but still a solid choice. The flavor was more mild, but when using the salt or sawoojjut, it was pretty tasty~Jokbal (4.5/5): The portion was HUGE! And it was so soft and flavorful. I like that they give you all the pieces of the hock and not just the the cut part ~Gam Ja Tang (4/5): you get a huge portion of the pork which was very tender. Because the pork bone was so big, there wasn't as much soup but it was still very goodOverall, worth the visit, and I would definitely come back here and try other items on their menu!

I like the decorations that feel kinda traditional and perfect for a soup house!Wooguhji seolleong tang - 3.5/5 so comforting and better than other seolleong tang I've had! With salt is better which they have on the table but was already pretty tasty, sweet, and meaty on its own. They pack the soup with a lot of cabbage and meat! I love the taste of boiled cabbage so I was super happy. Meat was decent, kinda dry but it usually is like that in this soup unfortunately. Budae jigae - 3/5 very sausagey tasting but good spice and flavor overall! I feel like there are not enough toppings which kinda sucks for the price. Mostly sausage, 2 small pieces of spam, tofu and some ramen mostly.

I visited here based on a recommendation from another Korean restaurant that was more for couples (BBQ where you paid for 2 even if there was just 1). This place seemed very authentic Korean since the customers did not appear to be new to the food and the dishes were not that "mainstream" for those who weren't familiar with them. I enjoyed the side dishes and barley tea.After much contemplation, I went with the Seolleong tang (beef brisket soup). It was very mild spicy-wise, which was great for me. I brought back the leftovers but unfortunately did not get a chance to eat it before hopping back on the plane back home: I look forward to returning at my next opportunity to do so.

Amazing comforting Korean food! The staff is incredibly hospitable and food comes fast. The seating area is fairly small but always filled with people enjoying the food. This is my favorite place to get seolleongtang with a large portion that usually lasts me two meals with lots of tender meat and hearty bone broth!