9 Best Korean Restaurants near Cleveland Heights

“First time trying OnePot and all I can say is this place did not disappoint. My server Eddy was amazing and helpful broke down the whole process for me and my party. Definitely would recommend this place they can accommodate small parties as well as large ones. The vibe in this place is modern with a twist!“

“My first time ordering from this restaurant so we went with dishes I was familiar with. We ordered Tom Kha soup, Crazy Noodle and Mango Curry. The gentleman on the phone and in person was very friendly. Our food was done a bit faster than quoted and it was so hot even after the 15 minute ride home.

The Tom Kha soup was really good, it was a dichotomy of creamy, sour and spicy, we really enjoyed the layers of flavor. I've had Crazy Noodle many times at another restaurant that I love and this one was very good too, I would reorder it. Lastly the Mango Curry which was the star of the meal for me. It is spicy and sweet and the mango that has been stewing in that broth was really tasty. My only real complaint is the rice, it was very mushy. Overall, I would definitely try this restaurant again.“

“the Kalbi Bento box lunch and the additional Ban Chan and the seafood pancake. Heavenly“

“We always have a great meal at Korea House. I crave their budae jjigae“

“Great food and friendly staff. I enjoy Miega Korean Restaurant when I am in Cleveland.“

“It was my first time being there I went with a friend for dinner. She had been there before. I thought their prices were really expensive to be honest with you, but the portion sizes are extreme. One plate is enough for three people so you’ll definitely have lots of leftovers. The service was two people on the floor. I mean, they kept up pretty well. We got a table right as we walked in. Some of the dishes are pretty spicy and even if you ask for less spice, they’re pretty spicy. It’s good to try new things, but just be mindful in the size of a portion size. The vegetable or seafood pancake is humongous. It’s like a platter size of a large pizza. Just letting you know. Also, before you get a lot of appetizer dishes, you get those little plates of appetizers like six little plates plus an egg that pretty much boils right in front of your eyes. It’s enough for two people just be mindful of the kimchi. It is fairly spicy if you like spicy in the right place, they also have a lot of dishes with the clear noodle which I like so I will be mindful what I ordered next time as well I ordered the boiled beef soup with vegetable. It really did not have very much taste when I got home. I added chicken stock to it with a little bit of soy. I added some ginger, and I also added some tarragon and rosemary, and then it tasted pretty good so it’s like hit or miss when you go to a new place and you don’t know how they spice the dish. Nothing was overly salty. The rice cakes are very good, but not with all that spicy on it…. My nose was running the whole time but just be mindful two people was about $75 and that’s not even ordering a drink so I have to give this between.$$$-$$$$.“

“It was delicious in a cool setting .“

“Those Seasoned Fries are amazing! And the wings are both things you HAVE to have. Also the staff is great! Friendly, happy to answer questions or make recommendations. You Really need to check this place out!“

“⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Sushi En has quickly become my favorite place to dine downtown. So far, I’ve tried the tuna poke bowl and the bibimbap with beef in a hot stone bowl. Both dishes were fresh, flavorful, and beautifully prepared. The bibimbap especially stood out—authentic in both taste and presentation, just as it’s served in Korea.

What makes the experience even better is the hospitality. Both times I visited, I was greeted and served by the owner, Grace, whose warmth and care made me feel right at home. The service is just as memorable as the food.

If you’re looking for authentic flavors, great atmosphere, and genuine hospitality, Sushi En is the spot.“