19 Best Korean Restaurants in Mesa

“Excellent selection of meats to choose from. The Korean dumpling, spicy tofu soup, and corn cheese is very delicious. My family enjoys eating at Smoking Tiger!“

“The kiddo had a blast. First time for some of us and all had a great time. Very family friendly.“

“Well worth the drive from Tucson. This time we weren’t prepared to haul home any cold/frozen things but next time we will be better prepared.
Fresh produce section had a great variety of fruits and vegetables to pick from and we also picked up some kitchenware.
Ready made sushi was fresh and perfect lunch before the drive.
We also wanted to try the food court but the abundance of options was overwhelming and we had already grabbed some sushi from the cold case.
Need to come back soon!“

“This place has the best and top rated from me for customers service. If i could give 6 stars i will do so. Food are okay, me and my wife came here a lots for the atmosphere and customers service. Nowadays it’s hard to find the place like this. Staffs are awesome.“

“Great food and large portions. We had the steamed egg soup, chicken feet and rice cakes with beef, all were yummy. Be prepared for spice 🥵. On a scale of one to purgatory the chicken feet were about an 8-9 and rice cakes around a 6-7. Still, highly recommended!“

“We have tried nearly every KBBQ place in the Valley and Jin blew them all out do the water. Not only was the food quality incredible but the level of hospitality was outstanding. Justin and his staff made us feel so comfortable. They offered great suggestions and were never felt rushed. We were treated like regulars on our first visit.
We cannot wait to go back.“

“This place is great and can make many of their dishes vegan, if asked! They are very careful and have many vegetarian customers. Great tasting authentic Korean food! Sundubu-jjigae - (Soft tofu stew - water based instead of fish) Japchae - (sweet potato starch noodles mixed with vegetables) bibimbap - (hot rice topped with seasoned vegetables (namul) bibimbap dolsot - (sizzling hot rice in stone pot, topped with seasoned vegetables) Mul Naengmyeon - (Korean cold noodle soup - chewy buckwheat noodles) Great thing is that you can go to the Korean supermarket afterwards, because it is in the same complex, along with other restraunts and a bakery.“

“❤️‍🔥 Top-tier 🍶 🍗 🤌🏼 Perfect crunch ! And the sweet & spicy sauce pairs heavenly 🌶️“

“Very close to moms cooking and authentic bomb food!“

“My friend and I make regular visits to The Stone Korean Tofu House. The food, service and cleanliness is unequaled. Their kimchi is the best in the valley. Everything on their menu is prepared with authenticity catering to the wonderfully diverse and delicious Korean cuisine.“

“First time at a HotPot and it was great. Had the Solo pot with beef and dumplings and house broth. It had great flavor and was even better with a small spoon of chili oil/paste. Will definitely being friends and family here.“

“Service was solid! Menu very easy for keto. Recommend: beef belly, brisket, and pork belly. And the cabbage kimchi. So good! A very enjoyable early Father's Day dinner celebrating the dads.“

“This place is located inside Asiana Market and is pretty easy to find. Also plenty of parking.I’m feeling quite conflicted about this place. Their fried chicken wings and boneless chicken are delicious, but my tummy gets upset every time after. I wonder if my tummy doesn’t like the spice they use here… I also wish they’re more generous with the radish and sauces.“

“The staff is very lovely and nice. The food is very tasty. It’s a nice place for a few friends or the whole gang. It’s has a nice pub atmosphere but I really wouldn’t call it a pub. To me it’s a nice place to “Hang Out” with good friends. They serve Korean pub style food and they play Korean Music! But don’t take my word for it go see them! If you go with friends share ya food that’s the proper thing to do… just saying. Love you guys!“

“My family goes there pretty frequently, and have been for well over 15 years. The food is generally some of the best Korean food I have had in the Phoenix area. I have tried about half the menu, and can’t say I have had anything bad. The Spicy Pork used to be my go to, but in the last few months the meat has gotten a little weird. Every thing else is still really good though. I can say the food keeps us coming back, but the service really needs a lot of work. Half the time they forget to bring you something you ask for. Soda, spoon, extra napkins, these are all things you will have to ask for several times. I have also sat down and waited quite a while before they took our order. Once they drop off the food, you won’t likely see anyone again until they bring the bill. A lot of the time any requests you make seem to really bother the staff. If they could step up the service, it would be one of my favorite restaurants, hands down.“

“Cupbop offers authentic Korean taste in a convenient cup form, ready to eat on the go. Service was prompt and friendly. The dishes would be healthier if they were true to Korean style bibimbap, with more veggies and less meat. Also the kimchi and other items all seemed a bit sweet, perhaps skewed toward the American palate. Overall, a good choice and worth another visit.“

“I got the jajangmyeon noodles with pork. Delicious and a generous portion. I've had this dish before from somewhere else but this was better.

I also got the fried pork dumplings; they were pretty good too.

I ordered from doordash. I'll stop by and check it out in person some time.“

“ate lunch today with my husband and it was amazing. love the tabletop grills and selection of food all very good and even got tips on cooking😁 we had a few different types of beef , pork belly, chicken, and shrimp. definitely do not walk away hungry!!!“

“Ordered a bowl of 꽃게 짬뽕(crab spicy seafood noodle soup). This was fire!! Broth was full of flavor, they didnt skimp on ingredients and price was reasonable. Too bad I dont live in Phoenix area. I would love to eat here more often. 5 stars is justified.“