Chong's Korean Restaurant

I got takeout and the lady at the front was very sweet. The Kimchi Chi Gae was sooo flavorful and now one of my new favorite soups. The Jae Yook Bokum was sweet and spicy but it's with bacon not pork like I think most recipes tend to be.

Food is DELICIOUS. Owner works for herself, by herself so parties with more than 3 people really would be a wait for the food. We ordered dumplings, beef bulgogi and chicken bulgogi. Definitely will be back.

Was my first time eating here. A pretty decent menu that includes most the items you would expect from any Korean Restaurant. The woman who runs the restaurant was taking orders, cooking, and serving the food the day we were there. We ordered 2 plates of the bulgogi and a kimpop roll. Side dishes were a bit minimal, but everything had excellent flavor. Portions of the main entrees were good sized. Service was great, prices were fair. I would definitely return here. If your in the area I would check out the lunch plates, they looked like a really good deal.

Nice little quaint restaurant. Feels like home. Chong is very friendly and an excellent chef. The food was spot on. Situated on the west side of town at 410 and Marbach, It's the only Korean restaurant over here. Hopefully it gains popularity. 4/5 stars: no alcohol, sad face. no soju or makgeolli.

I ordered the Chop Chae to-go. Online it says anywhere from $12-$15 but when I picked it up it was $21!! I thought, okay, price change but maybe it’s really good and/or there’s a lot but I opened the take out box it was only half full with barely any meat. It was also extremely sweet for some reason. Additionally, I didn’t get any kimchi even though it was in the description. Very disappointing and overpriced for essentially just clear noodles with the occasional slice of onion or carrot and a crumb of ground beef.

STAY AWAY if you’re looking for quality food and service. I ordered via Ubereats and was disappointed with the service. I ordered the kim bap and kimchi samgyupsal (kimchi pork belly) but the quality and quantity were severely lacking. The kimbap was mostly rice and the sides were very small. The kimchi pork belly was mostly liquid. Very disappointing.

Got kimbap and the taste was ok but the size of the roll and filling were small. I expected more filling. It was also wrapped in tinfoil which I've never seen before. The place inside was dreary,hot, dark and very dated. Not anywhere I'd like to dine in. I ordered to go. I was charged $14 for a small side of cucumber kimchi. Kimchi was not good at all. The lady seemed irritated I was there even tho I walked in and it was empty. The people who say this place is good have probably never been to really good Korean BBQ restaurants with quality food and service. This is like an old hood restaurant and they are loyal. Y'all can have this janky overpriced place. Never going here again.