Woo Ri Korean Restaurant

A very small Korean restaurant, hard to find, but so worth trying. The menu is small, but packed with delicious items. The food is traditional and tastes as if you are in Seoul. Fast and friendly service. Seating is quite limited. Will be back soon!

Now THIS is a mom & pop shop. Woo Ri is humbly tucked away in the corner of a strip plaza besides some restaurant giants, and is only open in the daytime but is worth the venture if you're able! They have a tiny but mighty menu of Korean homestyle classics. Some of the best soondubu/soon tofu in town. Not salty at all, but balanced in seasoning, silky pudding like tofu and lots of toppings. You know it's legit when there are strands of roasted seaweed adorning the top. Their banchan is wonderful and simple. Bright, fresh and crispy kimchi, cold vinegar forward cucumbers, savory potato & fishcake. They do one of the best dolsot bibimbap in town. Searingly hot - and deliciously rich in toppings. It's always busy with older Korean folk which is a great sign!

Very good mom and pop shop. Excellent authentic Korean food. They actually provide 반찬. 이모 was very attentive and brought me more of the sides I liked. It's a very small place, so they can fill up easily. They sell their kimchi too!

You know the place is authentic when the outside marquee has zero English! Fantastic Korean food, especially if you’re looking for Bibimbap. I had been craving it since I left Orlando and the place I had near me there, but the bibimbap here was even better. Can’t beat the stone bowl and the way the rice gets crunchy. It was so hot and fresh I stirred it for nearly 15 mins before it really cooled down! Also my first time trying soft tofu soup here… wow! Best tofu I’ve ever had, bar none. The tofu literally melted like butter, didn’t even have to chew it. Amazing small little hole in the wall place, just be aware their hours are super limited.

The food tastes like it came out of my Korean mother's kitchen. The kimchi is 10+.Its a bit if a hole in tbe wall, and the hours and seating are limited. But the food is worth the effort.

I want to try everything on this menu! Super authentic and great portions. Probably the best soft tofu soup I've had in Denver. Stone bi bim bap was also excellent with lots of crunchies and fresh vegetables. Beef bone soup needed a lot of salt, but once I got a good balance, it was perfect. I love the red bean rice and little kimichi plates. Get in early because seating is limited!

This is a very small shop serving Korean home style cooking. Very simple menu of 20 items but reasonable taste and price compared to other Korean restaurant in Denver area. The emphasis is the home cooking, so do not expect fancy overly Americanized dishes. It has space for about 20 seating and most customers are Korean. The beef vegetable stews (item 20) was good, don't have the strong MSG favor that most other store had. The sea food noodle is a bit disappointed with too much fishy smell (probably not as good a seafood source.) The Bibimbap is served in metal bowl is traditional way. NOTED this place is closed on Thursday and Sunday