13 Best Korean Restaurants in Langley

“Great food, great service, and a great experience.

Dietary restrictions: Lots of options and flexibility for all diets, but it is definitely about the meat on the grill.

Parking: Lots of free parking available.

Kid-friendliness: I think kids would love it, however there is a hot element in the center of the table. Don't place children on the grill. It's obvious, but somehow, unfortunately, necessary to mention cause of that small percent of mentally inept parents.

Wheelchair accessibility: Very accessible. No stairs insight.“

“We came on a Saturday, it was about 1pm when we arrived. The restaurant was clean and we had great service. Food came fairly quickly and everything we ordered was delicious, definitely love the milky soup we ordered. Lunch special was great, portion size was perfect! Another favorite place, We would go back again.

Dietary restrictions: Veggie dishes available

Kid-friendliness: High chairs were available, didn't use the bathroom, so I can't say if they had change table.“

“Great food, great service and accommodating!“

“Must visit restaurant for real Korean bbq experience!
Ordered pork belly bbq set. Delicious and fresh meat, quite legit korean side dishes. Was surprised with how OG their side dishes were. One of few legit korean restaurants left in BC. They adapted a bit of pocha vibe, personally thought it didn't really go well with the menu and the lighting was too bright to be pocha. But flavour compensates it all.“

“Tasty food, barbecue platter had an excellent char on the pork belly, meats were juicy and the sauces just right. Cheesy fries were also a nice indulgence and the draft Sapporo went perfectly with all of it. Service was friendly and attentive.“

“we finally dont have to drive into Vancouver to get a decent Korean authentic food! they have a great menu, great service . we will definitely be back! Thanks Kovan!“

“Very good fried chicken, they use a light batter so it's not as greasy but you still get a good crunch. Took off a star because it does not come with picked radish, which is a staple. I can't believe you have to pay for that separately. They should really include a side-portion of radish like most places.“

“I always go to Chico when I want to eat chicken in Langley^^I ordered it over the phone and went to pick it up.Pleasant response just by phone orderingTaste is always guaranteed.Add cheese sauce to half and half.You're the best ^^ May you always prosper.“

“I drive all the way from Abbotsford for EMW, it is my absolute favourite! I always order the beef stir fry with only broccoli and the owner always makes it special as well as comes out to greet me. I HIGHLY suggest you give this place a try! You’ll be hooked. Love love love!“

“Great food and great portion. Its big and proper. Service is so nice they go above and beyond for customers. One of Langley’s best restaurant. And the price is very fair $15+ is the average katsu set and thats with rice, soup, and salad u wont see that price often these days. I really love this place.“

“We all know there are many sushi restaurants in BC. I came this place twice and ordered uber many times and never been disappointed. I wanna give this place more than 5 stars!!!! Best of the best sushi place in BC. Food is absolutely fresh and staffs are very nice! Repeat? Of course!!!“

“UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT
It's a nice cozy place with good food and friendly service. I was really impressed by the presentation of the dish. The sushimen take their job so seriously! It's going to be my go-to sushi place from now on?

Plus, I really like their combo option that allows me to have little bit of 3-4 different types of food for around $20.“

“I was worried because there were a lot of bad reviews these days, but I was very satisfied with the magnolia I visited after a long time.

The sweet and sour pork had a nice sweet and sour sauce that was faithful to the basics.
I also enjoyed the spicy fried rice.

And of course, Magnolia is Jjamppong. There is no need for this place. It is just a place to eat Jjamppong.
One of the most difficult foods to eat in Korea these days, the taste of Jjamppong is so fascinating.

To be honest, I personally think magnolia's weak point is the Jjajang sauce (a somewhat old style with a combination of saltiness and lightness).

Even if you order fried rice, the Jjajang sauce is not tasty?
it's okay. All you have to do is eat the Jjamppong soup.

Are you feeling greasy from eating too much sweet and sour pork?
it's okay. All you have to do is eat the Jjamppong soup.

Jjajangmyeon is a bit plain?
it's okay. You can just add some Jjamppong soup and mix it with the dish.

Personally, I prefer Jjajangmyeon, but at Mulan, I eat Jjamppong instead of Jjajangmyeon.

Everyone, please come and eat Magnolia Jjamppong.“