Ko Hyang House
$$ • Korean, VegetarianAbout Ko Hyang House
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Ko Hyang House Reviews
20260529 Wow! I haven't been here in 8 years! I came for the pork rib soup. It was huge!! And delicious!
8 yrs ago...Authentic Korean Food... my friends and I often are the only non-Koreans there. This just shows how authentic and delicious the food is. I tried the blood sausages for the first time there... now, I really like them with the salt and hot pepper sauce. I love the short rib soup, and I had it with rice. It is very tasty. I also love the beef bugogi. It is made...read full review
If you can’t be in South Korea, KoHyang House brings Korea to you. I started the new year with a family lunch in Chantilly, Virginia, and it reminded me why this place has been a favorite for so long. The dishes were authentically Korean—rich in flavor, beautifully prepared, and served in generous portions. The staff was friendly, the atmosphere cozy, and for 10 years they’ve delivered consistent quality at the best price.
It was at a KoHyang House table that I first...read full review
Loved the atmosphere and the food was outstanding! Mom and pop Korean restaurant! You won’t come out hungry, the portions are incredible! If you love Korea blood sausages! This is the go to place in NOVA! Will definitely be coming back😋
Hours
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | 11:30AM - 7:30PM |
| Wednesday | 11:30AM - 7:30PM |
| Thursday | 11:30AM - 7:30PM |
| Friday | 11:30AM - 7:30PM |
| Saturday | 11:30AM - 7:30PM |
| Sunday | Closed |
Ko Hyang House is a Korean restaurant that offers a small but well-executed menu. The service is fast, and the portions are generous. Customers particularly enjoy the jokbal (pork hock) and soondae (blood sausage), which are described as flavorful and soft. The gam ja tang (pork bone soup) is also praised for its tender pork and hearty flavor. Recently, a new dish, nakji (octopus), has received positive feedback for its depth of flavor, making diners want to enjoy more rice alongside it.
The restaurant has a spacious and clean interior, with a cafeteria-style vibe. While the tables are close together, the quick service ensures that the dining experience is not negatively impacted. The side dishes and barley tea are well-received, adding to the overall experience. However, there have been some concerns about the blood sausage, with reports of bitterness in the flavor and issues with takeout quality.
Overall, Ko Hyang House is a reliable choice for authentic Korean cuisine, with standout dishes like the jokbal and soondae. The restaurant is popular among both Korean and non-Korean customers, and many diners appreciate the consistent quality and larger portions when dining in. It's a place that many look forward to returning to.