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“Different from most Korean BBQ restaurants, Aria specializes in grilled eel and beltfish, which makes it a nice change if you're looking for something beyond the usual beef and pork.
We ordered the grilled eel, and it was excellent—firm, springy, and cooked just right. I also liked the wide variety of condiments and side dishes, which let you enjoy different flavor combinations with every bite.
The popular spicy stir-fried pork was a bit of a disappointment for me. It leaned sweeter than I prefer, so the flavors didn't quite balance out.
Next time, I'd definitely come back to try the grilled beltfish. It looked really interesting and seemed to be one of the restaurant's signature dishes.“
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“Amazing food. Huge Portions. Excellent service. My only complaint is that I live 4 hours away. 😭“
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“The mandu here is perfection! The sooyuk is also great. I wish the portion on the pea jelly was bigger for the price but it tastes amazing as is. Very simple banchan with just a cabbage kimchi and a white cabbage kimchi but both taste authentic and well pickled. Very traditional in the sense of service where no one is going to hover and you need to ask for things vs waiting for them to come over and ask but the aunties hand wrapping the mandu look over to make sure you get someone if you need.“
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“I love Korean food and always try to visit new places. Our whole family loves soups, so I decided to try their black goat soup. I enjoy lamb, so I loved the flavor. The soup is rich, spicy, and hearty. It comes with rice and side dishes. I was a little uncomfortable with the server’s unfriendliness- no reaction to “thank you,” silently placing things on the table and walking away, not even the slightest smile. I wouldn’t call it rude, but it was certainly not welcoming. Either way, even despite the cold service, the food made us happy — perhaps you’ll be luckier and the staff will be in a better mood, so it’s worth a try.“
“Dumplings, noodles, soups, rice cakes, acorn jellies, and more. Might as well be in Korea. Signage is in Korean, but don’t worry, menu has English. And they ask about spice tolerance. Everything is made there including Soba and the fermented veg. This is the real deal, a true can’t miss, and is in the same shopping center as the best Korean Market in NJ. Highest recommendation“
“You can find everything in one place.“
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“Very surprised so much negative comments, because the hambient is good, the people who attempt are always different and I have been all pleasant, the super food I love, the place is not so modern but it is super I recommend it. [Original] Muy sorprendida tanto comentarios negativos, porque el hambiente es bueno, las personas que atienen siempre son diferentes y me an salido todos agradables, la comida super me encanta, el lugar no es tan moderno pero es super yo lo recomiendo.“
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“It was our first time dining at Karden, and we were already planning our next visit before we even left! The food was amazing—beautifully presented, incredibly fresh, and a modern take on traditional Korean cuisine. The service was wonderful as well. Highly recommend 100%! ❤️🇰🇷“