13 Best Korean Restaurants in Minneapolis

“I don’t visit often, but whenever I do, I’m never disappointed with the food. Arguably one of the best Korean restaurants in Minnesota!

I love that it’s a hole-in-the-wall spot, yet the food and service are consistently excellent. Shoutout to Daniel, the manager!

Sad to see the Dubai chocolate go, but dessert was never the main show“

“Charming space, authentic flavors, and a wonderful atmosphere if you like the bustle of soup house in Seoul.“

“The atmosphere and service were a 10/10. The Szechuan ribs and kim chi were phenomenal. The cocktails were very nice, I was not a big fan of the dim sum we ordered; they were dry. Additionally, I don’t think the corn tea is going over as well as they think it is. It will forever be an inside joke between my friend and I, but I understand it’s a part of Korean culture which plays into the fusion aspect of the restaurant. I would revert to a green or black tea.“

“Good food good atmosphere“

“Really cured my craving for Korean toast. Perfect skyway breakfast stop. Shop is cute, too. Maybe a little toooo close to where I live. This could be a problem…“

“I've wanted to try these for quite some time glad I stumbled across this place they were even better than I thought they would be, I was very pleased.“

“I always get the Bokum Bap - and extra kimchi! Always so good (in person and delivered).“

“....yes..5 star..I enjoyed the Gangjeong.(FAB)Korean,Crispy,Spicy!! ...great fries..I'll do rice next time.. I'm going at least once a week!!..West Lake St...super cool counter folks with a smile! ☆☆☆☆☆“

“Clean and fresh environment.“

“I kinda had low expectations because I wasn't hearing enough good reviews but overall I thought the sandwich was pretty good!

The egg was just the right amount of salty. I got the spam one & enjoyed it for the most part. The bread was nice and soft. There was a taller gentleman manning the counter & calling your name up, he was very nice.

But I will say I had 2 complaints:
1) The eggs/filling pops out of the buns too much & theres a 100% chance you're going to spill some of your food as you take your bite. Expect it to get messy lol
2) it took a while to get the sandwich. I think there were maybe 4 people in line but still took 15-20mins for a sandwich.

I think they should ditch the fancy plastic packaging tbh, bc you're just going to toss it away in 10mins and if so, the cost that you're paying includes that 10min package 🤷‍♀️

Theres only metered street parking & this is on U of M campus so expect some difficulty trying to find a spot. I went in a 12pm Friday afternoon luckily.“

“Thouroughly enjoyed an anniversary dinner with my wife on Sunday 12/17. It was a unique experience, the food was great, the prices were fair, and the service was superb. It was a fun food adventure for both of us, and we are already planning our next visit.“

“I really only come here for Korean Bowl and Mi-Tea but Ive also tried Avocadish and Hokkaido Sushi and both are pretty good. I haven't had Master Noodle but they make all their noodles in-house which is pretty neat. It's only been around for a year and it's usually pretty quiet inside. It's a pretty cool spot to eat with friends, especially if your friends have different tastes/dietary needs.“

“I loved my dinner! I got the tteokbokki with bulgogi special. The sauce was absolutely killer! Lots of good umami flavor. It was the star of the dish and a grwat first taste of tteokbokki. I thought that I'd never get to try it, as most times the sauce is spicy, but this version was savory. The beef was fine, nothing too special, but clearly it was needed to make the sauce so good. The cheese melted on top was also great! My server was attentive and refilled my water frequently. I'll need to come back and try some of the other dishes!“