12 Best Korean Restaurants near Wilsonville

“Great mix of flavors. I like getting well priced meals that are both satisfying and somewhat healthy. The meats and vegetables always taste fresh, and the service is good. For my money, Koi Fusion is the best thing that has happened yet for the Wilsonville restaurant scene. We need some more innovators like Bo Kwon around here.“

“Wow Cow is more than just a place to get amazing food. It’s a place where the owner knows you by name, and cares about your order and experience. This is our happy place we walk miles to get to. They are seriously the very best of the best!! 😎“

“Like the other reviews state, this place can be a little hard to find. It’s part of Niki’s Cafe in an office building. They make sandwiches as well as kimbap and bibimbap, and they have drinks, snacks, and pastries too. Absolutely delicious, I will definitely be back!“

“I was looking for a late night restaurant and decided to give this place a try. The kimchi soup was flavorful and spicy, I really loved it! All the dishes were tasty, though the steamed egg was a bit too bland for my taste. Overall, it was a great experience. Highly recommended for anyone looking for a spot to eat and drink late at night in a relaxed atmosphere.“

“I ate here weekly while I lived near there and loved it. Price was good, food delicious and darned if they didn’t remember what I ordered when I can in. Just had to hand them payment. Moved to Hillsboro so I don’t go now, but I miss them a bunch.

Bob (chicken, extra chicken, no veggie) 👍🏻“

“The best Koba grill location, the portions are a bit bigger than the Sherwood or N Beaverton location. I made the mistake of visiting those locations once each and I ain’t going back. The menu seemed different there as well. Very friendly service by staff, I’ve been here dozens of times getting food for business meetings, etc. I like their beef/rice entrees“

“My daughter and I tried their corn dogs, she got the original and I got the crispy, I have to say I really enjoyed it. Good beef sausage and mozzarella cheese stacked inside of a hand dipped planko honey batter. Yumm. My daughter said she wasn’t hungry but she sure ate the entire thing. Try it for yourself and you be the judge.“

“I regularly get takeout from this counter service restaurant. If you love tofu, this place is the bomb! I have tried all their tofu dishes and they are so good! Love the black rice too and the side veggies ( cabbage/carrot/broccoli) which is lightly steamed - just right! Great value for the money as portions are generous. Staff always friendly when I come in to pick up. Highly recommend for vegetarians/tofu lovers!“

“Very yummy and cute bento box. The teriyaki is delicious and sushi included was also great, which isn't common! This place is also fast, our food is typically ready within a couple minutes of ordering. Best teriyaki in Sherwood without a doubt.“

“Call ahead and get your grind on at home. Please support your favorite Mama 😉“

“if you want to get a good food and quick service this the place to visit.“

“I enjoyed my food a lot—an order of shrimp yakisoba with soy and orange sauce on the sticky rice, a bottle of pineapple 🍍 flavored Mexican Faygo, and a side of potstickers for the table to share—and found it both filling and satisfying.
Especially considering the relatively late hour (≈8:30pm-9:00pm) and the fairly cheap price-point of the entire dish ($17.50 for the Yakisoba; $2.50 for the drink; ≈$5 for the Potstickers?) I can't complain overmuch.

Unfortunately the service wasn't terribly great, so I will be complaining somewhat.
My main issues:
• The cashier didn't really understand the questions I asked him, and I couldn't really understand what he said to me in response; therefore I just ordered exactly by the number.
• Despite ordering exactly as pictured, the others with me in my party didn't get the broccoli that was supposed to be in their Teriyaki Chicken/Steak bowls; mine was fine though. 🤷🏽‍♂️
• We didn't get our side of potstickers with our meals; after waiting ≈15 minutes, I went to the counter to mention it to the cashier. After the initial language confusion, he became very apologetic and brought them out promptly—they were crispy and rather good, so ultimately it wasn't an issue.

The main reasons I bring up these issues is because of the three of us, I had to handle each issue rather than my siblings. Each of them felt uncomfortable dealing with things, but for different reasons.
My sister didn't want to ask anyone to repeat things or clarify what someone said, so she just stood uncomfortably and waited for one of us to explain things to her.
By brother was annoyed by the missing broccoli 🥦 and kept grumbling about the money spent on the Potstickers, but dislikes confrontation, so he just glared into his rice.
So I went up, mentioned the issues—nicely, politely, asking instead of making demands—got them resolved easily, moved on with our meals and our nights; everyone was happy.

We'll all definitely be coming back again.
Most likely for late-night dinners or a quick snack before events or activities.“