30 Best Korean Restaurants near Quincy

“Awesome drinks, appetizers, entrees, and service“

“My fav Korean restaurant in MA! Since it's really hard to find a good Korean restaurant near Boston. I only go to SGD quincy. The servers are very friendly and fast. Attentive to guests. I love every food on the menu, but Korean LA galbi and seafood pancake is another level. Parking space is huge and free. 10/10 restaurant!!! Highly recommended“

“Their beef bulgogi is very tasty.“

“Best chicken in town“

“An amazing new spot in the local food scene! This fried chicken joint is a hidden gem worth discovering. The chicken is incredibly succulent, with a light, crispy breading that’s just right. The flavors are well-balanced, and the portion sizes are generous. The staff is well-versed in the menu and gave excellent recommendations. A must-visit for anyone who loves fried chicken!“

“H Mart is located near a lot of other Asian supermarkets, such as Kam Man. However, it is the only market that offers a wide range of Korean ingredients.

The bulgogi is definitely a popular item; you can catch some really good sales on it sometimes. They also sell sashimi, which I like to buy. One of my favorite random finds is the Melona mango ice cream. So creamy and refreshing. There are a ton of snacks to choose from.

Buy in bulk if you can because they usually have giveaways at the exit if your receipt meets a certain threshold.“

“One of the best full-service restaurants in Boston!“

“Service was quick and food quality are quite good for the price you paid.

Food portion are huge, we ordered the Kimchi fried rice, Bibimbap and the taco. We still can't finish it with three people.

We did dine in but the place was packed, we had to wait for people to leave before we can dine in
I highly recommend ordering takeout since the restaurant is small.“

“Traditional Korean cuisine in a cozy yet elevated setting.

Came here for dinner on LNY. Expected the place to be busy, but there were only a handful of people. The ambiance and curated menu immediately brought to mind Somaek in Downtown, but with a stronger focus on authentic flavors. The menu was a mix of Korean classics—like hearty Kalbi Jjim and kimbap—alongside bar fares such as fried chicken gizzards and grilled conch. Their eclectic offerings made it hard to define a single theme, but Bell 86’s versatility made it equally suited for a fun night out and even a date night.

Favorites: Kalbi Jjim, Grilled Chicken Gizzard. Marinated Raw Shrimp, Honeycomb Rice Wine
Solid: Yun Ja Yook, Fried Chicken Gizzard, Grilled Conch
Decent: Steamed Shrimp, Mung Bean Pancake, Kimbap

From the small plates and shareables, our favorites were the grilled chicken gizzard and marinated raw shrimp. The gizzards, in particular, took us by surprise—we’ve had plenty in Seoul, but the sheer quality here was exceptional, easily some of the best we’ve ever had. With fall-apart tender beef, their signature Kalbi Jjim was another one of our favorites.

As a special LNY treat, we were served a complimentary bowl of Ddeokguk. We didn’t expect much at first, but the broth was surprisingly creamy and rich, with tender beef and dumplings that brought back nostalgic memories of the ones my grandmother used to make every year. On top of that, we also received a couple of free side dishes, which were on par with those from some of the better Korean restaurants I’ve visited in Seoul. Thoughtful touches like these made our evening more special.

For drinks, we went with the trendy honeycomb rice wine, and it was exactly what we hoped for—natural sweetness from the honey added a smooth, mellow depth.

The food menu at Bell 86 may not be overtly creative or inventive, but it offers rare and hard-to-find Korean dishes that set it apart from other restaurants in Boston. It certainly fills a niche I’ve long been searching for in the city, and I’m already looking forward to returning to try their unique lunch specials.“

“Was quick and yummy. Maybe a little salt would be good too“

“We ordered the bulgogi kimbap, bulgogi rice bowl, and dak galbi hot pot for 2 adults and 1 child. The dak galbi hot pot was plentiful and could likely feed more than 2 adults. All the dishes were delicious and well seasoned. Service was quick and friendly.“

“For spicy lovers, Gamjatang and Shrimp Papaya Salad are recommended! Must try!!!“

“Incredible experience! Wait staff were very attentive, friendly and knowledgeable. Food was cooked to perfection for us over a charcoal grill. Very tasty sides dishes. Next time in Boston we will definitely be back. One of our waiters, Jinoh, was in training and gave great service! Hello from Nova Scotia Jinoh!“

“The tangsooyuk was so crispy and warm when brought out. I love love the light sweet and sour that goes with it. Great recommendation from a very lovely waiter!

The two classic noodles we got from a combo. Great portion for a really good price. Jajangmyeon was exactly what I imagined and even better. I ate the whole bowl without feeling bored at any time. Jjamppong’s broth was perfect for a rainy day. Warm, seafood-based broth went really well with the noodles and the toppings.

The restaurant is set in a way than wherever you sit, there is a sense of privacy which I really like. Will definitely come back ?“

“I feel like this is one of the best things that could happen to chicken I love it nice and crispy and sweet the tables and floors are clean and the services is amazing. They should open one up pin hyde park. I tell all my friends to try this chicken they love it

Kid-friendliness: The always speak to the kids and ask them about their day. And smile“

“I go there almost every week because if the amazing food and service. I would definitely recommend the L.A 갈비 ( LA Galbee.) If you are in vacation to Boston, it’s a must go.

Kid-friendliness: Every kid would love this!!!“

“Koy Boston is a fantastic spot that perfectly captures the energy of the city. Living nearby, I love having such a vibrant and bold dining experience just steps away. The flavors in each dish are memorable and unique, and their cooking classes add an extra layer of fun, offering a hands-on experience that brings you closer to the heart of their culinary approach. For anyone visiting the city, it’s a perfect local gem to experience. Highly recommend for anyone wanting a lively, flavorful place with true neighborhood charm!“

“amazing food and great and beautiful girls services“

“A gem of a Korean restaurant. Absolutely delicious food, generous portions with fresh ingredients. The food is ready in a very short time. Also great for take out when you don't want to cook. Perillas has become my husband's go to and favorite meal. We are very grateful for such high quality food in our neighborhood.“

“Saw a picture of Tangsu yuk and had to try it. Tried few other dishes and they were authentic with flavors on point, but somewhat lacking ..
Pork tangsu yuk $28 came with tangsu sauce poured over already, but quickly became dry and very hard, perhaps too much starch in their batter. Tangsu sauce was good.
Jjajang myeon $14 Jjajang sauce flavor was good but again drier than typical jjajang sauce and left noodles not moist even after sauce was mixed in.
Tteok bokki $14 Thoroughly enjoyed! Full flavor and just right amount of spicy kick.
Seating was like the wood church pew chairs, hard as rock , so uncomfortable.
Vibe seemed perfect for solo diners to come and enjoy comfort foods.

Parking: Metered parking lot off central st“

“The real tteokbokki is better than yeoptteok, the kalguksu is really crazy, and the seafood and green onion pancakes are really crispy. Just ㄹㅇ Maddori, please come. The owner is kind and the staff are also kind. It's a really good restaurant. It's so delicious that I forgot to take pictures and finish it all. Please come.“

“Justin and his team served at my wedding last month and their cooking and service could not have been better. Our friends and family are still talking about their bibimbap- even my Korean grandmother gave her stamp of approval on the taste and authenticity! Thank you guys again- see you soon!“

“Food was great as always. I’m a huge fan of this franchise. I wish this location had marked the individual boxes with each flavor. We ordered a lot of chicken, and everything was there, it was just difficult to differentiate between each of the flavors.“

“Great place to catch up with friends and families. Great food and nice atmosphere..“

“Some of the best Korean food I’ve ever had!! A must visit after a show at Brighton Music Hall“

“Great place for dine-in and take-out! and awesome staff!!!“

“Burrito was delish. Crispy fries were awesome. Will be back again to try something else.“

“Solid Korean food, every time. I've had their BBQ and mul nengmyeon before, so good. This time I got their braised short rib soup and my goodness is it good. Comfy soup with glass noodles, flavorful soup, and soft beef. it so soft that even the tough part closest to the bone is soft. The side dishes are good too. Their seafood pancake is great. It's such a solid place every time I go. The owner is super nice too!“

“I ordered beef bibmbom and beef kimchi soup and Tangcurou and requested delivery. But I couldn’t find where is my food after website showed delivered. I was so disappointed about the delivery service. Then I called the restaurant and they help to redo a new set for me. There are really good service and perfect food. Really appreciate the restaurant.“

“The bone-in-wings are off the hook!“