Woo Ri Korean Restaurant

Food is so delicious hear. The tofu soup is top notch, best I've ever had.Side dishes are flavorful, really liked the cucumbers.There isn't a lot of seating inside so expect to have to wait to get seated if you go around mealtimes. Plenty of parking as it's located in a strip mall.

Very traditional korean food, korean Mama taste food, spicy lover will be happy for sure.I like it .5 stars for just taste, the restaurant is small not good for over 4ppls.

This place is a little hard to find. if you have ever been to Golden Saigon Vietnamese restaurant, you are getting very warm. No need to speak Korean, other than being able to read the sign over the door. The staff was nice to us. The five tables were filled with Koreans, but one group left just as we arrived. Yes! Two of us got bibimbap bowls and I got the tofu seafood soup with medium spice. everybody enjoyed the food. It was obviously made fresh and was delicious. The tofu in the soup was melt in your mouth good. I only found one shrimp in the bowl, but there were lots of clams.

This is the first small and intimate korean restaurant i have been to in a while! this shit is legit and so yummy. Banchan means side dishes, which this place makes SO WELL. They give you some and they also sell their own. Pictured above is said banchan with purple rice and their soft tofu soup. As much as i love tofu house, this place gives you SO much more soft tofu haha. They literally only had about 6 tables and i love it. while i was there, several people came through asking for their kimbap, which they had run out of. That makes me think they're known for it and it's something i want to try now. ⁣Definitely try this place out if you're trying to eat some authentic Korean food. ⁣

This place sells yummy Korean side dishes and gimbap.... But never tried the food here until yesterday. Seems like everyone's food of choice is the stone bowl bibimbap for lunch so we did that and the beef bone soup. Both are super delicious and I love their purple rice mixed with regular rice.... (See those on Kdrama a lot). The soup comes unsalted and they give you salt to flavor it on your own which I love. They are known for side dishes so of course the kimchi was super yummy and fresh. I got some gimbap to go and side dishes but I'd highly recommend coming in to get a hot bowl of soup/rice. Support local small business. :)

I have been on the outlook for excellent Korean in Denver for some time. So many places serve bad bibimbap . . . that I almost gave up.Then I went to Woo Ri, very close to the H mart (catty corner) and man was I impressed. The place was packed but I got there early enough to get a table. You get some hot tea with your meal (that green tea). The place is a dive, in the best sense of the word. Cooler for to go items, korean rolls to go. . marketplace feel with seating.Food was done in enough time, and it came out sizzling hot in that clay bowl. Also got the standard sides for korean, including home made kimchi.The only downside was the egg wasn't over easy, which is how I like it. Next time I will tell them. . everything else was perfect!

// SummaryIf you're looking for a place that reminds you of your "halmoni" (Korean grandma) and her soondubu, Woo Ri is going to hit that spot for you.// ExperienceI ordered one of the soondubus, and it was probably the closest thing that I've had in Denver that almost brings me back to my experiences in the Bay and LA K-Town (almost...that's kind of hard to do!). It tasted just like a homemade soondubu that you'd have at Korean friend's house. Perfect for when I was craving it on a cooler day.// ServiceThings came out pretty fast, given that it's only run by like 2 or 3 people (with one of those people being in the back).// AmbianceIt's a really small shop, with like 5 tables in there. There's a couple of TVs, and you can buy some kimchi and other banchan you could get there. // ConvenienceIt's in the corner of something, and there was plenty of parking. There's not much of a "waiting" area - so if you're not seated, you probably have to wait outside. There were multiple people waiting (most of them legit Koreans), so you get the picture.

When you try to look for a place and it does not have an English signage out front and at a pretty run down strip mall, it's a sign of authenticity. All customers were Koreans, older generation, you know you have found the right place. Cuz you know older generation does not take cushion food lightly. They want good old tradition food that they grew up eating back in the 50s. This place was it. Very authentic Korea family cuisine with very reasonable prices. It reminds of those 24-hr Korean food restaurants back in Los Angeles where cooks were Korean aunties and they tried their best to keep you full anytime of the day. Woo Ri is small with limited menu, but all good food.

Feels like Mom shop with only 4 tables. The lady always very friendly. Lunch time we order Beef Bulgogi and the seafood tofu soup. Beef Bulgogi is on a hot plate that can feed a grown man full! Also it comes with 4 small appetizer dish it usually change every time we are there. But always consist of Kimchi and Pickle. Wife love her Seafood Tofu soup it comes with shrimp, fresh oyster and clam. They also sell individual appetizer dish.Will definitely be back!!!!

The BEST Korean food we have had here in colorado !! Coming from California it has been hard finding a great place like home !!! WE FOUND IT !!! This will be our go to !!