WooRi Korean Fusion Grill

Typical suburban Korean restaurant. Been exploring outside of Boston to see if there are any hidden-gem Korean spots. Not a lot of options in this area, but the street-food items on the menu looked good, so I gave it a try. Portions were generous compared to most Korean restaurants in the city. The street-food dishes, especially the crispy rice cake and fried seaweed rolls, were solid. Everything else I tried was underwhelming. The sauces for the chicken and spicy pork were too sweet, and the pork belly was overcooked. Their lunch specials, though, are still a pretty good deal for the price, so I might come back for those.

Food is good but a bit salty for our taste but to be fair, we prefer low salt food and should have remembered to mention that to them. Lovely service and right next to the Regent Theatre so convenient to grab a bite before a show.

We had business in Arlington today, and I looked around for somewhere near our destination to grab some lunch, and spotted this place. The menu looked interesting, and so we headed there. Really good decision. I had the grilled mackerel and my spouse had the beef bulgogi. We also ordered the 5 small dishes of the day to share. Everything was amazing. The spicing on the mackerel just really complemented it perfectly. We polished our plates. Service was also excellent, and the atmosphere was very pleasant. We'll definitely return if we're in the area again.

This is an excellent little restaurant serving creative Korean fare in Arlington near the bike trail. They are always friendly and, in addition to typical (& delicious) Korean fare, have some really tasty fusion dished. Pictured here are the potato cakes and grilled asparagus, both of which I'd consider "signature" dishes

Woori Korean Restaurant is a small neighborhood spot focused on flavor, recommended by a friend who visits regularly. He ordered 김말이 as an appetizer, which was very tasty with an excellently flavored sauce. I ordered his favorite dish, squid bibimbap. The taste of the bibimbap was outstanding, looking both healthy and delicious. The container was also unique. There were four small side dishes that seemed unique to this restaurant, and everything was tasty. I rarely find these side dishes in other Korean restaurants. He also ordered 고구마탕 for dessert, which was unique and tasted like potato chips. It was an excellent dining experience.

A cozy restaurant with some creative entrees. I had the tofu veggie stew with white rice and an egg, which was delicious. The waitress asks when you order how spicy you'd like the dish. Also some great appetizers like the bean pancakes. They are a bit small and do take reservations.

Fabulous, very tasty Bibimbap and grilled with hot cinnamon ginger tea. Warm, welcoming and such wonderful service with conversations with owners. The Cinnamon Ginger hot tea was brewed fresh with brownsugar - best I have had in a long while. The Bibimbap was outstanding and the grilled vegetables so well presented and incredibly fresh and tasty. Several visits continue to confirm my review - chicken and shaved steak bulgogi, salmon bibmbap and spicy chicken (a smidge too spicy but so tasty)