Min-Ga Korean Restaurant

Came to Min-Ga for lunch one day and the Korean food was just as I expected from Columbus. Honestly, places in Columbus are better than most places in Cleveland. The bulgogi and Tteok bokki are amazing as usual. Not so spicy like it’ll burn your mouth but just balanced. The soup was perfect for starters and everything else turned out great. Definitely come back here sometime in the future.

Had La Galbi and Galbi Soup. Food was amazing and most of the aunties who worked there was super friendly and patient to giving us recommendations. Except for the short haired chubby auntie. Gave us bill before we even finish our food and drinks and told us u have to go to next room to pick up take out boxes and pack for ourselves. Meanwhile she was helping Korean customers packing their food. Which I am ok with but didn’t feel comfortable. So we left immediately. Will hesitate to come again.

For it being Columbus, OH, best korean restaurant. I live in Cincinnati, OH. There is literally no Authentic korean restaurant besides korean bbq. So searching for Authentic korean dishes is very hard. To be honest its my 3rd or 4th time going there 😅😅 Food is delicious. Their kimbap delicious, their steamed mandu is also good. We got korean blood sausage is so good. I love love their banchan!! They offer alot of different variety of banchan. Lastly their korean stew. Omg hot, flavorful and delicious. We have had their kimchi jigae, fish roe jigue, their seafood soon tofu, squid kui their dishes are amazing. Staff is also very attentive and we are always greeted. Also you know its good korean restaurant when you go their and you see korean customers there aunty's grandmas etc. Also, this time I went 3 ppl, we share a kimbap, steamed egg, squid kui and a kimchi jigae which come up to $78 so roughly about $25 a person. Their stews can be shared its alot. We always have left overs. Their lunch prices are nice e too. Ive seen some reviews in regards to their tricky tactic and let me say the 4 times I been there , have never been an issue or their tricks on tipping. Matter fact the waiter remember us. And mind you we always show love on tipping. So I guess make sure you guys check your receipts. But as fair as my experiences for the 4 times I been there they been wonderful and consistent each time. Will definitely travel 1hr 40mins again.

I ordered few Korean rolls to go. I appreciate they're freshly made, but the quality wasn't as same as I had before. It taste so bland to no taste. The taste only come from the beef and the yellow salty/sweet daikon radish. Also I think they missed putting some other vegetables or they just cut back some stuffs in their Korean rolls?!?!

Went here for lunch & place was already packed even they just opened. We waited about 10mins before we got into our seats. Took awhile to get our order and took more time to get our food cause theyre so busy on Saturday lunch. But the time we got our food, everything was so delicious you can really feel the "take me back to korea" food type very homey that your eomeoni makes it. Some of the imo are very nice & friendly. The area has k-beauty product store & korean groceries so it was a nice set up if you're into korean food to anything you need. Make a trip to make a visit.. Definitely going back and recommend. ❤️🫰

Outstanding Korean food. I had the Beef and Kimchi fried rice for Take out. Highly recommend and I will return to try more from the menu. Very friendly servers and a great atmosphere.

Quick Review: If you’re craving Korean food or want to have something remotely authentic around here, it does the trick. Took my parents here and we thought the food was decent. The "ban-chan" (side dishes) with rice was the best part. Good variety in the menu and the "imos" (waitresses) were very nice. Food was on the salty side for Koreans, but probably better for Americanized palate. Details: Atmosphere: Big and clean floor space with the aunties rolling carts of food. Service: Been here when it was empty and when it was packed. Service is very dependent on how busy it gets. Food: Banchan (Side Dishes) *Overall Score (4/5) **Spicy Scale (0-1/5): Good variety! All the kimchis (spiced fermented veggies) were up to standard. Honestly would have the whole meal with this, rice, and soup. The ancestors would be satisfied. Haemul Pajeon (Seafood Pancake)*Overall Score (3/5) **Spicy Scale (0/5): Well stuffed with muscles, octopus, etc. Thicker than I like, but decent crust on the outside. Tastes good as leftovers too lol LA Galbi (Grilled Shortrib) *Overall Score (3/5) **Spicy Scale (0/5): It had some good flavor. Godeungeo Gui (Grilled Mackerel) *Overall Score (4/5) **Spicy Scale (0/5): A classic. They got a good crust on the fillet side, which is often overlooked. Mul Naengmyeon (Cold Broth Noodles) *Overall Score (3/5) **Spicy Scale (0/5): Great dish for a hot day. Noodles were chewy, broth was refreshing. Mustard and vinegar sides gave it the extra punch of flavor. *Overall Score (1-5) 1: actively avoid 2: rather not order 3: would rather cook, but would order if lazy 4: damn good 5: I am blessed to be eating this meal **Spicy scale (0-5): 0=no reason to be spicy 1=no detectable spice 2=not initially spicy, but after thoughts of spicy 3=initially spicy and some after thoughts of spice 4= initially spicy and need water to continue meal 5= need water on first bite and onward