Prices are bit high for the quality and taste of the dishes we tried. Korean fried chicken was 80 percent breading and sauce was artificial tasting. Taro tea was powdery and overly sweet. Scallion pancakes are too small for what they're charging. Hopefully they'll include a bone in option and possibly work on portions or price.
Abi B.
There were two other parties when we came in. There's music playing on a tv to help disrupt the other's conversations so you can focus on who you're with. The employees checked on us just enough and not at awkward times like when our mouth was full. The food was good. I forgot to take a picture of our main dish which was the sweet fire chicken it was just the right amount of spice and sweetness for me. It came with pickled radishes on the side, a small potion of white rice and a few pieces of fried rice cake. It was first introduced with their house salad which was light and even the dressing was not overbearing, they paired well. Our dessert was Hotteok with Green Tea Ice Cream and I really enjoyed it. The Hotteok was a nice consistency and was sweet and tasty. I used it to wipe up the melty green tea ice cream. I'm not quite sure which Beech cocktail we got but it had blue curacao.
Alejandra R.
Very good food. First timer and enjoyed it so much! Recommend 100% Gem in the desert!
MaryAnn M.
Service was adequate and the food was mediocre. I ordered the seafood ramen and was disappointed on the amount of seafood. It was literally like 4 small shrimps and a few calamari rings.
Marvin D.
Fantastic food! Fantastic service! We have been three times and each time when we leave we are already talking about going back. Lunch has a box option that is amazing. All the appetizers are great. Haven't tried all the entrees yet but we will. The fried chicken is perfection. The tempura is excellent. A great selection of beverages. It's a great spot for lunch, happy hour and dinner. We LOVE BeeCh, please. I think we'll go again tomorrow!
Lyss O.
This cute small mom and pops restaurant was pretty cozy. Service was excellent! We ordered the FIRE CHICKEN , KIMCHI JEON, and TTEOKBOKKI. Absolutely delicious! Although, the fire chicken wasn't too hot, it was just right. Maybe if you ask, I'm sure they'll really spice it up. Oh yeah, don't forget to order the peachy martini cocktail on the side.
Keith T.
It's a strange name for a restaurant. Anyway, my previous experiences with Korean fried chicken restaurants have involved whole pieces of crunchy and tasty chicken. Be aware, this restaurant serves cut up pieces of crunchy chicken (not hard when they are small breaded pieces), they taste fine, but it isn't that Korean fried chicken experience. The chicken is similar to what you might get in a Chinese restaurant located in a shopping center. Actually, depending on the sauce you select, it could have been General Tso's chicken. The salad and the sides were good. Staff was pleasant. I'd go back, but not at the top of my list.
Joey R.
Yummy. We tried this place for the first time the other day. We both have the chicken katsu. It was great. It was crisp, light, and very enjoyable. The sides were a good size for a light lunch. Service was friendly and the overall experience was just great. We will be back.
Kim M.
Crunchy... salty... sweet.. spicy.. YES YES YES YES!!! Small little spot but don't sleep on the chicken. Never went to the previous restaurant here but I will come back to BeeCH Please again very very soon! Everything we ate was amazing and tasted wonderful! I can't wait to revisit again!
Nathan V.
Had time in between appointments and hadn't eaten so wanted to try somewhere new. Especially since I was going by myself. It gave me a chance to catch up on some writing. Either way, my experience I would say was alright. I got there, on one there. No problem, sit anywhere. Ordered my taro milk tea while I looked over the menu. The place was nice and I imagine the feel inside when it's really busy must be different. It's small so it's more intimate but that's a good thing. I noticed from the menu, this isn't really a good place to go for just one person. If you want the chicken or appetizers but you are by yourself. You are just better just getting one. Simply put, I got the fire chicken. It had some kick but I wouldn't deem it spicy, let alone fire. A good portion, good quality meat, just not really worth the price. Why I think this is best to go with multiple people so you can try different flavors. Portions aren't crazy for the chicken plates. Which also comes with a rinky dink salad. But I imagine it's the culture, normal portions. Like I said it was good and my experience was alright. Wasn't bad. I don't drink anymore but they have a decent drink menu that'll keep you in a good mood. Last note when I was there waiting for the check, people started showing up. 3 different parties, different sizes. Mind you like I said it was just me, and me being the only customer the whole time until I left. So that solving to take note in my experience.
Super tasty food, we were there at lunch and the service was great. Both our lunches were delicious and will definitely be back. Tucked into a weird spot, but worth the effort to park.
Danielle J.
Delicious food and great service! Highly recommend the sweet fire chicken and the green tea Hotteok.
Jay A.
Had dinner here last night expecting a 4-star experience. Reality is my food was amazing and I loved this place. What I experienced was a solid 5-star meal in a lovely new place. TTEOKBOKKI This is a classic Korean soup/stew with fish cakes. What I got was LA-Koreatown quality. The broth was amazing. Spicey and delicious. I literally licked the bowl clean. Never expected to get an Asian dish of this caliber in the Coachella Valley. The fish cakes were perfect. WOW. The broth was packed with flavor. I could eat this dish every day. HESS CHARDONNAY Great wine to cool down the heat. Well worth $10 per glass. Perfect accompaniment for Korean food. At our table there also was PORK MANDU, TON KATSU and a glass of SAPPORO. All solid non-negotiable 5-star. Last night was an unexpected surprise. Solid 5-star experience we can't wish to experience again.
Laureen O.
Came here to try the new menu after reading reviews on the re-visioning of the restaurant. On the positive side the concept is right for what a contemporary clientele would want in a market that has few if any authentic Asian restaurants. When we arrived the majority of the clientele was young and seemed to be really enjoying their food. We tried a cross section of the menu based on past reviews and what people seemed to really endorse. The Korean Corn Dogs would never have been on our radar except for reviews. I can understand why people like it. Hits a lot of the taste palates and textures. One order has two, but we cut them up and a bite is all you really need. We had one gluten free person and that made the menu challenging. Edamame and Jap Chae were really the only items he could order. They were passable, but because I can make Jap Chae in my sleep, it's hard for me to give it more than a passable grade. We also ordered the dumplings. The Kimchi dumplings were actually tasty and I enjoyed that more than the pork dumplings. My friends ordered a number of the fried chicken dishes. They seemed to have enjoyed it. I had the Beef Broth Ramen and I thought it was just ok. I admittedly am a tough audience as I come from cities where Korean Food is excellent. Since moving to Rancho Mirage it has been really hard to find good Asian food. Would I come back? I would have to think about that. Maybe for the Kimchi dumplings and I would try another Korean specialty. I thought the fried chicken was overly fried and overly sauced. I would encourage this restaurant to keep on trying and experimenting with their menu. They are on the right track, but they just aren't' there yet for me.
warner g.
Great hip Korean style place. The menu selections are different from the standard fare, they include several unique chicken dishes. Loved the honey butter chicken!
Prices are bit high for the quality and taste of the dishes we tried. Korean fried chicken was 80 percent breading and sauce was artificial tasting. Taro tea was powdery and overly sweet. Scallion pancakes are too small for what they're charging. Hopefully they'll include a bone in option and possibly work on portions or price.
There were two other parties when we came in. There's music playing on a tv to help disrupt the other's conversations so you can focus on who you're with. The employees checked on us just enough and not at awkward times like when our mouth was full. The food was good. I forgot to take a picture of our main dish which was the sweet fire chicken it was just the right amount of spice and sweetness for me. It came with pickled radishes on the side, a small potion of white rice and a few pieces of fried rice cake. It was first introduced with their house salad which was light and even the dressing was not overbearing, they paired well. Our dessert was Hotteok with Green Tea Ice Cream and I really enjoyed it. The Hotteok was a nice consistency and was sweet and tasty. I used it to wipe up the melty green tea ice cream. I'm not quite sure which Beech cocktail we got but it had blue curacao.
Very good food. First timer and enjoyed it so much! Recommend 100% Gem in the desert!
Service was adequate and the food was mediocre. I ordered the seafood ramen and was disappointed on the amount of seafood. It was literally like 4 small shrimps and a few calamari rings.
Fantastic food! Fantastic service! We have been three times and each time when we leave we are already talking about going back. Lunch has a box option that is amazing. All the appetizers are great. Haven't tried all the entrees yet but we will. The fried chicken is perfection. The tempura is excellent. A great selection of beverages. It's a great spot for lunch, happy hour and dinner. We LOVE BeeCh, please. I think we'll go again tomorrow!
This cute small mom and pops restaurant was pretty cozy. Service was excellent! We ordered the FIRE CHICKEN , KIMCHI JEON, and TTEOKBOKKI. Absolutely delicious! Although, the fire chicken wasn't too hot, it was just right. Maybe if you ask, I'm sure they'll really spice it up. Oh yeah, don't forget to order the peachy martini cocktail on the side.
It's a strange name for a restaurant. Anyway, my previous experiences with Korean fried chicken restaurants have involved whole pieces of crunchy and tasty chicken. Be aware, this restaurant serves cut up pieces of crunchy chicken (not hard when they are small breaded pieces), they taste fine, but it isn't that Korean fried chicken experience. The chicken is similar to what you might get in a Chinese restaurant located in a shopping center. Actually, depending on the sauce you select, it could have been General Tso's chicken. The salad and the sides were good. Staff was pleasant. I'd go back, but not at the top of my list.
Yummy. We tried this place for the first time the other day. We both have the chicken katsu. It was great. It was crisp, light, and very enjoyable. The sides were a good size for a light lunch. Service was friendly and the overall experience was just great. We will be back.
Crunchy... salty... sweet.. spicy.. YES YES YES YES!!! Small little spot but don't sleep on the chicken. Never went to the previous restaurant here but I will come back to BeeCH Please again very very soon! Everything we ate was amazing and tasted wonderful! I can't wait to revisit again!
Had time in between appointments and hadn't eaten so wanted to try somewhere new. Especially since I was going by myself. It gave me a chance to catch up on some writing. Either way, my experience I would say was alright. I got there, on one there. No problem, sit anywhere. Ordered my taro milk tea while I looked over the menu. The place was nice and I imagine the feel inside when it's really busy must be different. It's small so it's more intimate but that's a good thing. I noticed from the menu, this isn't really a good place to go for just one person. If you want the chicken or appetizers but you are by yourself. You are just better just getting one. Simply put, I got the fire chicken. It had some kick but I wouldn't deem it spicy, let alone fire. A good portion, good quality meat, just not really worth the price. Why I think this is best to go with multiple people so you can try different flavors. Portions aren't crazy for the chicken plates. Which also comes with a rinky dink salad. But I imagine it's the culture, normal portions. Like I said it was good and my experience was alright. Wasn't bad. I don't drink anymore but they have a decent drink menu that'll keep you in a good mood. Last note when I was there waiting for the check, people started showing up. 3 different parties, different sizes. Mind you like I said it was just me, and me being the only customer the whole time until I left. So that solving to take note in my experience.
Restaurantji Recommends
Super tasty food, we were there at lunch and the service was great. Both our lunches were delicious and will definitely be back. Tucked into a weird spot, but worth the effort to park.
Delicious food and great service! Highly recommend the sweet fire chicken and the green tea Hotteok.
Had dinner here last night expecting a 4-star experience. Reality is my food was amazing and I loved this place. What I experienced was a solid 5-star meal in a lovely new place. TTEOKBOKKI This is a classic Korean soup/stew with fish cakes. What I got was LA-Koreatown quality. The broth was amazing. Spicey and delicious. I literally licked the bowl clean. Never expected to get an Asian dish of this caliber in the Coachella Valley. The fish cakes were perfect. WOW. The broth was packed with flavor. I could eat this dish every day. HESS CHARDONNAY Great wine to cool down the heat. Well worth $10 per glass. Perfect accompaniment for Korean food. At our table there also was PORK MANDU, TON KATSU and a glass of SAPPORO. All solid non-negotiable 5-star. Last night was an unexpected surprise. Solid 5-star experience we can't wish to experience again.
Came here to try the new menu after reading reviews on the re-visioning of the restaurant. On the positive side the concept is right for what a contemporary clientele would want in a market that has few if any authentic Asian restaurants. When we arrived the majority of the clientele was young and seemed to be really enjoying their food. We tried a cross section of the menu based on past reviews and what people seemed to really endorse. The Korean Corn Dogs would never have been on our radar except for reviews. I can understand why people like it. Hits a lot of the taste palates and textures. One order has two, but we cut them up and a bite is all you really need. We had one gluten free person and that made the menu challenging. Edamame and Jap Chae were really the only items he could order. They were passable, but because I can make Jap Chae in my sleep, it's hard for me to give it more than a passable grade. We also ordered the dumplings. The Kimchi dumplings were actually tasty and I enjoyed that more than the pork dumplings. My friends ordered a number of the fried chicken dishes. They seemed to have enjoyed it. I had the Beef Broth Ramen and I thought it was just ok. I admittedly am a tough audience as I come from cities where Korean Food is excellent. Since moving to Rancho Mirage it has been really hard to find good Asian food. Would I come back? I would have to think about that. Maybe for the Kimchi dumplings and I would try another Korean specialty. I thought the fried chicken was overly fried and overly sauced. I would encourage this restaurant to keep on trying and experimenting with their menu. They are on the right track, but they just aren't' there yet for me.
Great hip Korean style place. The menu selections are different from the standard fare, they include several unique chicken dishes. Loved the honey butter chicken!