12 Best Korean Restaurants near White Rock

“Got the full half; and I chose the cheese snow and yangyeom. So so in love. The chicken was crispy and they were NOT shy with any seasoning. Absolutely delicious. I love Korean fried chicken so this definitely hit the spot! The price was reasonable as well! Also got the shake shake fries and the fries were perfectly crisped! Definitely recommend if you’re looking to grab something quick for take-out! We called ahead and the food was made within 15-20 mins. The meal was perfect for two people, we even had some left overs which still hit the spot later on! The crisp stayed even after 1.5 hours later! Small little shop, so don’t expect a fancy sit down restaurant.“

“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.“

“Amazing fried chicken at a fair price. The staff are wonderful and caring. The store is always clean and running efficiently. It's personally one of my favorite restaurants. I strongly recommend trying this place out.

I only have 2 criticisms about this place, 1 the atmosphere could be made a little more pleasant for a dine in experience. The way the restaurant is laid out is clearly made to be ordered pick up or delivery. My second criticism would be that the food will upset your stomach quite a bit, it's been worth it every time though. :)“

“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.“

“I visited with my family and ordered a spicy cheese pork cutlet and spicy buckwheat noodles with soft tofu. The food was clean and nicely balanced in flavor, not too intense. The service was also good. Both the taste and the service were excellent.“

“I've gotten lunch combos here several times but this was my first time trying the big lunch special! It was amazing! Everything was so delicious I had a hard time picking what was my favorite. The staff are really friendly as well! Love this place!“

“There's no atmosphere, but the taste and service are just as good as a regular restaurant. 😊 I was impressed by the friendly server who took care of everything by himself on a Sunday afternoon. The gamjatang was good with a savory soybean paste base and lots of meat, and the galbitang had two ribs and was just the right amount. 👍 The pot rice is so yummy~~ㅎ It’s delicious just eating it. If I eat well before shopping, I can shop in moderation without impulse buying. lol“

“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!“

“amazing service nice staff. gave me my food on time very flavourful delicious overall“

“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!!!“

“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.“