Food tasty, but didn't like that we were told that an egg was included with our spicy pork rice dish, then charged $2.98 for each egg when the dish came out with no egg! They didn't tell us it was going to be an extra charge!
The waiter was not very knowledgeable, slow. If he didn't know an answer to a question, he should find out before replying! Don't know if we'll be back or not. The price of eggs has come down, so why so much? Why charge us anything, should have been included! Lunch should not be $70 for two people!
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 2
Saugat Ghimire
Went here for dinner and got the pan fried vegetable pancake and rabokki. These were both $20 appetizers but they told us that they wouldn’t serve us banchan (sides) because we only ordered appetizers, which I thought was a little ridiculous. The food also took a very long time to arrive. When it finally did arrive though, it was pretty good. Overall it was a fine experience but not sure if I’m excited about going back.
Avneesh Sawhney
The food here was amazing, but the service here was outstanding! Kai had such a good demeanor while serving us, and treated us so warmly.
We got Spicy Bulgogi with Kimchi Fried Rice and Fish Cakes as an appetizer, and the overall quality was great!
Only feedback- maybe have some desserts! I know that’s not a staple, but would be nice to have some items.
Alice Guo
Love it! ❤️ so good.
Chris Milne
This is the easiest 5-star review I've ever given any restaurant. The service was excellent, all of the staff were really friendly and made us feel so welcome.
The food was perfect. Banchan came out just before our soups and the kimchi was the best I've ever had. I can highly recommend both the chicken and tofu soup and the beef dumpling and tofu soup.
Steve Ussery
My girlfriend and I recently went to Miga Korean Restaurant on a Saturday evening. We were seated promptly, and water/side dishes (think Kimchi) were also served quickly. It took a while for our main dishes to be served, but when they came, they were bubbling hot!!!
Kuei-Da Liao
This is the best tofu soup in the area in my honest opinion; I could even call it the best one I’ve had in the states. The soup had a strongest and richest flavor among other Korean tofu houses, and I guessed it came from their soup base (sauce). The ingredients in our soups were A LOT! Highly recommend this one!
GL R
Very good restaurant.. the service is quite good and they do make good flavors.. I agree with th positive reviews other people left before
Quynh Tran
This is my favorite Korean restaurant in Fremont. The staff are friendly and they always have Korean music on which I really really love.
Ricky F
Excellent food and services is top notch! Keep in mind that this place gets crowded at night.
They have beef intestine tofu soup. So rare to find.
ryan qing
Not a pleasant experience with this restaurant
Hua Hua
like the kpop mv there
Jay
Hidden Korean restaurant that's around the corner from a Mega Mart Korean Supermarket.
Very rare do you find Korean black goat stew on the menu, though low and behold, I found it here! Totally delicious and very sharable between a group of friends!
I'm definitely returning soon!
Kien Lam
The bibimbap hot stone pot selections were unique and tasty. The staple galbi was surprisely dry and plain. The tofu bowls were standard fare and fine. All dishes were overpriced, even given the pricier nature of most Korean restaurants. Will give the benefit of the doubt with a four star rating for food, however.
Food tasty, but didn't like that we were told that an egg was included with our spicy pork rice dish, then charged $2.98 for each egg when the dish came out with no egg! They didn't tell us it was going to be an extra charge! The waiter was not very knowledgeable, slow. If he didn't know an answer to a question, he should find out before replying! Don't know if we'll be back or not. The price of eggs has come down, so why so much? Why charge us anything, should have been included! Lunch should not be $70 for two people!
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 2
Went here for dinner and got the pan fried vegetable pancake and rabokki. These were both $20 appetizers but they told us that they wouldn’t serve us banchan (sides) because we only ordered appetizers, which I thought was a little ridiculous. The food also took a very long time to arrive. When it finally did arrive though, it was pretty good. Overall it was a fine experience but not sure if I’m excited about going back.
The food here was amazing, but the service here was outstanding! Kai had such a good demeanor while serving us, and treated us so warmly.
We got Spicy Bulgogi with Kimchi Fried Rice and Fish Cakes as an appetizer, and the overall quality was great!
Only feedback- maybe have some desserts! I know that’s not a staple, but would be nice to have some items.
Love it! ❤️ so good.
This is the easiest 5-star review I've ever given any restaurant. The service was excellent, all of the staff were really friendly and made us feel so welcome.
The food was perfect. Banchan came out just before our soups and the kimchi was the best I've ever had. I can highly recommend both the chicken and tofu soup and the beef dumpling and tofu soup.
My girlfriend and I recently went to Miga Korean Restaurant on a Saturday evening. We were seated promptly, and water/side dishes (think Kimchi) were also served quickly. It took a while for our main dishes to be served, but when they came, they were bubbling hot!!!
This is the best tofu soup in the area in my honest opinion; I could even call it the best one I’ve had in the states.
The soup had a strongest and richest flavor among other Korean tofu houses, and I guessed it came from their soup base (sauce). The ingredients in our soups were A LOT! Highly recommend this one!
Very good restaurant.. the service is quite good and they do make good flavors.. I agree with th positive reviews other people left before
This is my favorite Korean restaurant in Fremont. The staff are friendly and they always have Korean music on which I really really love.
Excellent food and services is top notch! Keep in mind that this place gets crowded at night.
Restaurantji Recommends
They have beef intestine tofu soup. So rare to find.
Not a pleasant experience with this restaurant
like the kpop mv there
Hidden Korean restaurant that's around the corner from a Mega Mart Korean Supermarket.
Very rare do you find Korean black goat stew on the menu, though low and behold, I found it here! Totally delicious and very sharable between a group of friends!
I'm definitely returning soon!
The bibimbap hot stone pot selections were unique and tasty. The staple galbi was surprisely dry and plain. The tofu bowls were standard fare and fine. All dishes were overpriced, even given the pricier nature of most Korean restaurants. Will give the benefit of the doubt with a four star rating for food, however.
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