Bulgogi Korean Restaurant

*KOSHI review: Columbus, Ohio** Nestled within Columbus's international market food court, KOSHI surprises diners with an authentic taste of Korean cuisine, specializing in the delectable JjamPpong and fried chicken dish. While the ambience might reflect the casual setting of a food court, the exceptional quality of their dishes and impeccable service transcend the typical dining experience. **Food Quality (5/5):** The star of the show, the JjamPpong here, is an absolute delight. Brimming with a rich and well-balanced seafood broth, packed with fresh ingredients like succulent shrimp, mussels, so many veggies, and perfectly cooked noodles, each spoonful tantalizes the taste buds with a harmonious blend of flavors. The spice level is pretty spicy but manageable but it's originally a spicy dish. **Service (5/5):** Despite the bustling food court atmosphere, the service at KOSHI remains remarkable. The staff's attentiveness, friendliness, and knowledge about the menu contribute significantly to the overall dining satisfaction. They are quick to assist, making recommendations and ensuring a seamless experience for every guest. **Ambience (5/5):** Being situated within a food court, the ambience is understandably more casual and may lack the intimate setting of a traditional restaurant. However, the vibrant energy of the surroundings adds a unique charm, aligning with the quick-service nature while the flavors of the food take center stage. **Overall Impression:** KOSHI stands out as a hidden gem within the Columbus food scene, serving authentic and flavorful JjamPpong that leaves a lasting impression. Despite its modest setting, the quality of the dishes and top-notch service elevate the dining experience, making it a must-visit spot for Korean cuisine.

Favorite Korean spot in Columbus!!! I’ve tried a lot of different menu items, always delicious, hot, and fresh. The staff is so helpful upbeat and kind. Great atmosphere as well. I love the cartoons they’re always playing, it’s nostalgic. Favorite dishes: the hot honey garlic chicken, hot stone bulgogi, and kimchi stew. Just don’t burn your mouth!

Got food for to go and it was pretty good. I ordered spicy pork and Korean Fried Chicken. Both dishes were different from what I used to have. Spicy pork tent to be a liiiiittle bit sour than it should, I get used to salty/sweet/spicy more than spicy~sour. For the chicken I would say it was good but more like General Tso than KFC I had before, the sauce was nice, the crisp was perfect! It also came with Tteok bokk Ki! And good for the next day meal as well :D The service was good, the gentleman who work at the front explained everything so well and it was quick. Next time will try their Kimbab and see how different they can be from another Korean restaurant!