10 Best Korean Restaurants in Johns Creek

“Came here for the first time with friends, we got the friend set with the classic JAWS topokki and added cheese. It's a sizeable portion to share, it was enough for four of us. The cashier was very friendly and patient, was very mindful. She asked us if we had any food preferences and if we had sundae before. The sundae is wonderful, very flavorful and is very good in the sauce!

I wish I got her name but our cashier checked up on us to ask if we enjoyed the meal, and she kindly gave us some treats afterwards. Definitely coming back to try the spicier options, and for the friendly staff!“

“Ms. Dog is a really great place to go to! The cheesdog and sweet and spicy rice cake was so deilicious I LOVED IT! Yall should check it out plus service is really nice!“

“Located inside HMart, this Korean restaurant ( more like a food court location) offers over 28 options on their menu. -see attached menu photos. My son and I, both ordered the Tonkatsu ramen, mine spiced while his was original. Both had pork and egg.
Service was fast and efficient.
The ambiance is that of a food court, so nothing to write home about, but the food is delicious. $13.90 for the ramen bowl, an extra $1 for spiced. Good price for the portions.“

“Alllll hands down !! When I'm in town visiting always eat here. My sweet lady and chef always remembers me. 100stars !!!“

“I ordered the rice bowl with teriyaki chicken and special dressing. My wife had the same except with spicy chicken. The chicken was moist but more importantly not a lot of breading. Nice flavor. It was a big bowl, too, so there are leftovers!

It takes 15-20 minutes as they make the chicken fresh. Worth the wait! Very good flavor and a good deal!“

“If you live near Cumming/Suwanee/Johns Creek area and don't want to drive till Duluth where most of the Authentic Korean restaurants are, this is the place for you. The same spicy taste that you will get in other traditional Korean places. The Kimchi Tofu soup is our favorite. They have nice banchan of kimhci and sides as well, plus their food is fresh and tasty. We love the kimchi fried rice too. The only regret is that they close too early, we planned to go so many time not realizing their closing times and ended up at the closed doors disappointed. The reason for that is Google page shows their closing time as 9PM whereas they close at 8:30 pm. After few missed attempts we went couple of times on time and were not disappointed with the food and service. The staff is nice , warm and friendly true to the Korean hospitality tradition. The food served was hot , fresh and nice. I will recommend this place to anyone.“

“We recently visited this place on a Saturday at noon, and the place was packed, which is always a great sign. It is a cozy, self-service spot with a casual atmosphere. We ordered a variety of dishes: the Korean seafood noodle, Mapo tofu, fried rice, and fish dumplings. The Mapo tofu was definitely the highlight of the meal—absolutely delicious and full of flavor! The fish dumplings had a very light and delicate taste, though I think they would be even better paired with some chili oil for an extra kick. Overall, everything we tried was solid, and the bustling weekend crowd makes it clear this place is a local favorite. I will definitely be back to try more dishes next time!“

“Brandon was fantastic! The food was delicious. very enjoyable. 10/10 would recommend.“

“I ordered the $9.99 special and the food was very delicious and authentic. The food portions were also huge. The server was also very nice and the restaurant was very clean and comfortable and had private rooms. Definitely much better than the Arirang K restaurant next door.“

“Amazing food and exceptional service!!!! Highly recommend .“