Stone Korean Restaurant

Very good!

Had food delivered to home.
2 dishes out of 3 were pretty bad, fried chicken had very dark color and thick and hard skin layer. And other dish was not Korean food, it was something else, what is going on? Isn't Stone a Korean restaurant?

The food, service, and atmosphere are all top-notch. The price is getting higher and higher... you might say that it is becoming that way with all the restaurants, but I took my child there last night, ordered 2 combo meals, and the bill was $80 after tax and tip. I don't know how the food should be valued anymore. Did we enjoy our meal? Yes, we did. Would we be happier if the same food cost $50-$60 after tax? We sure would! It is the way it is. You come for the atmosphere and pay for your experience.

The fish roe tofu soup was pretty good, it had lots of roe. The beef tofu soups were also good, although nothing was spicy so I wish we got the hottest spice level.
They told us they have a rule though of only refilling side dishes three times. While it’s usually unlimited at other Korean restaurants, each time we ordered a refill for our party of four, they gave us less and less side dishes until the third one had like half the plates filled… I find the rule of only three refills per table weird. If I came alone, would I get three refills? For a party of 6, would they only get three refills? I think it would be reasonable to give the same number of refills for the number of people since I would have received way more if I came alone. I would suggest the restaurant to implement a more logical side dish refill policy but that’s it.

The service was just standard—not particularly friendly or attentive. Unfortunately, the food was below average. The fish cake in the banchan tasted old and wasn’t fresh. Overall, a disappointing experience.

Overpriced average food.

They don’t smile…..

Atmosphere: 3

Food: 4

Service: 3

I frequently visited the old location in Redmond and looked forward for them to reopen in this new location. I have visited 3 times since and the quality and variety of the side dishes are not as good. Not sure if it is because I have not seen any older Korean ladies working there to do quality control. There were only two young ladies working in the front when I visited and like another reviewer has mentioned they brought the check to the table when I was still eating, but did not refill water throughout the meal. The reason I gave overall two stars is that they charge $4 for a bowl of rice. As a restaurant owner if your goal is not to ensure your customers enjoy your food and leave with a full stomach, then you have lost your way. I don't have a problem with the prices of the entrees (which all have increased) but 4 bucks for a bowl of rice simply indicates you no longer care about your customers. The layout and the table placements of the new location is also not customer-friendly. Some tables are just too close to each other. I hope the owner will make some changes to how this location operates. I have eaten at the old location for more than 10 years so I want to give it one more chance.

Atmosphere: 2

Food: 3

Service: 3

Parking: Hard to find parking.

Kid-friendliness: High chairs available. Plenty of room on and around the table.

Atmosphere: 4

Food: 5

Service: 4

Recommended dishes: Teokbokki, Kimchi Fried Rice, Fried Chicken Wings, Spicy Tofu Soup

Been to this place multiple times and the food here is on point!
They have good vegetarian options too!
We loved Tteokbokki, Kimchi+Veggie pancake, Jabchae.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Stone Korean Restaurant is a hidden gem! The food is packed with strong, authentic flavors, and the spice level hits just the right spot—bold but not overwhelming. The restaurant is very clean, from the tables to the bathroom, which is always a plus. Ample parking makes it easy to get in and out, and the combo meals offer fantastic value for the quality of food. Definitely worth a visit if you’re craving good Korean food!

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Recommended dishes: Seafood Pancake, Soft Tofu Soup, Spicy Tofu Soup

This is my favorite Korean restaurant in this area! I tried Tofu soup, seafood udon soup, fried chicken already, and all of them are super delicious! Love it so much!

Atmosphere: 4

Food: 5

Service: 4

Recommended dishes: 1 2 Fried 1 2 Marinated Fried Chicken

Very authentic and delicious.
A bit pricy but good korean food.

It was my first time visiting this newly relocated spot, and I’m pleasantly surprised to see how much this Korean chain restaurant has grown over the years.

As usual, I ordered Seollongtang for dinner, along with a few extra small dishes like the Korean fried chicken. While nothing really stood out as extraordinary, I did appreciate the expanded selection of small dishes, with a few being quite good. Overall, it’s your classic, reliable Korean restaurant experience.

Prices have gone up a bit, but that’s to be expected these days. All in all, still a solid choice for Korean food.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 4

Service: 4

One of my favorite restaurants in the U.S.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5