Bell's Diner

What a gem! First time here and was pleasantly surprised to find that this is an American Korean fusion diner! All the food was delicious and the even serve classic Korean dishes. Would recommend the dumplings!! I lived in AA for many years and had no idea about this place. Would definitely come back! Staff was very friendly and service was quick.

What a fantastic mom and pop type of hole in the wall restaurant. Skip the chain places and go to Bell's Diner. The place is small, unassuming, and absolutely simple. No vibe, no frills, just some of the best Korean food I've had in ages. Full disclosure: It's been over a year sinceI have had Korean food because there are no Korean restaurants near me or my recent travels. That said, this is a gem. Incredibly fast service, and amazing food. Try the cucumber kimchee. It's not really spicy, more of a flavorful treat. The bulgogi was outstanding. Tender, bursting with flavor. The bi bim bop looked very good. All in all, I'm so glad I found this wonderful gem instead of going to a chain restaurant.

Love, love, love this place!!! I was introduced to this little gem about 7-8 years ago and I have never been disappointed in my visit. It is my go to. The food is Korean/American combo. So, the usual American diner fare, sandwiches, breakfast fare, etc and then the Korean menu! The Korean menu is a bit smaller, but still plenty of authentic options! Noodle dishes, bento boxes, fried rice, Bibimbap, Japchae, Bulgogi! My partner LOVES The Kitchen Sink omelette! It’s really the the whole kitchen sink too so make sure your appetite can match! I usually stick to the Korean menu. I’ve had the Jopchae, Bibimbap, Bulgogi, Mandu…it’s all absolutely delicious!! Oh! And the cucumber kimchi! If you have never tried it, this is the place to try cucumber kimchi!! It’s become one of my favorite places not only because of the mouth watering food, the super reasonable prices, but for the people. The staff are always so friendly when we are there and they will ask you how you are and mean it. If you like the place and the food, come back. They will remember you. I didn’t think she would remember me or the small exchanges when I’m there, but the photo of the little brown paper bag of kimchi told me otherwise. Truly are nice people that care for people.