Blossom Tree

The Blossom Tree is one of my favorite places near school — I’ve eaten here several times, and it’s always great. The staff are really friendly and welcoming. The menu has a lot of variety, and every dish I’ve tried has been delicious. My favorites are the fish tacos and the crispy chicken curry — both are full of flavor and perfectly cooked. Definitely a nice spot for a quick meal or to hang out with friends after class!

We were staying nearby and ordered Blossom Tree for delivery through a 3rd party app. The food arrived hot and delicious! We tried the Spicy Grilled Chicken Rice and the Crispy Chicken Rice. We enjoyed both, but the crispy chicken was our favorite. The Korean Pickles were our favorite side, and we'd definitely recommend trying these alongside the crispy chicken.

This is a fantastic place for authentic Korean food! The portions are perfectly sized, which I really appreciate. The restaurant itself offers a uniquely cozy dining space—it’s quiet, comfortable, and an ideal setting whether you are dining alone or with a group. This relaxed ambiance makes it easy to fully appreciate the delicious meal. Highly recommended!

Hands down the perfect food at any time. Our server was so upbeat and just had a great and friendly attitude, the one you notice and recognize and are like wow. Our food was fast and everything was so delicious I didn’t know where to start. Bathrooms are available with a key for paying customers. They have limited seating, but a sign that says they have more next door. Delicious food. Many choices too.

You do the ordering yourself on a kiosk which was fine for us. The lady that was there was very nice and answered my questions about ingredients. Food was DELICIOUS! Had to wait a few minutes but totally worth it. Pork bullgogi was very spicy to the point I couldn't finish my taco. Only issue to no fault of the business was the amount of homeless people hanging around as well as road closures. If you want close parking parked at 90 Forsyth Street Northwest. It was a 3 minute walk.

Fabulous find while downtown for a business trip. Cozy, welcoming spot. The staff was SO nice and happy to answer questions. Nice variety on the menu without being overwhelming. The sides are helpfully pictured at the front register. After ordering we found a seat at a communal table and our food was brought out to us. Delicious! We tried the shrimp kimchi rice bowl and a tofu bibimbap. Between us, we tried 4 sides: pickles, corn salad, sweet potatoes (yum!), and the best miso soup I've eaten. Would definitely be back if I lived here!

We’ve seen this restaurant on campus for a while and finally decided to try it out. The food itself is pretty good, the corn salad was a bit disappointing though. Both the beef and chicken rice plates are good, unfortunately they used chicken breast for the chicken so it was a bit dry and chewy (chicken thigh is better for this type of cooking). Pretty sure the dumplings are just store bought frozen ones, which isn’t a bad thing but it’s overpriced for a store bought item. The interior is a bit cramped, only long tables and one single table in the corner and it’s in the sunlight. I know people can take their food to the restaurant next door but that’s not the point. And it was uncomfortably hot in the sitting area. It’s directly exposed to the sun so if they don’t turn on the AC, it’s like a sauna in there. There’s this misconception that the moment the temperature drops below a certain degree that everyone has to crank up the heat and that’s not something a restaurant can do, especially one with such tight spaces. The service was good, everyone was very polite and competent. Overall I’d say 7/10 since the food was good but I wouldn’t sit in the restaurant to enjoy it.