Kings Restaurant (Korean Cuisine)

Just as advertised in those Korean dramas. They make it look and taste so deliciously and it’s true from real experience. Yummy in my tummy 😋 Seafood stew included mussels, baby shrimp and regular shrimp, octopus, daikon, green onions and kimchi. 9.2/10 Seafood pancake was really crispy and airy that came with a dipping dark soy sauce 10/10 My mother had short beef rib soup with glass noodles with a bone broth- It tasted immaculate and light 10/10

I was running late to pick up my order and the guy was nice enough to stay open 20 more minutes for me, so that was rrlly nice. I ordered the bulgogi and the korean fried chicken. The bulgogi wasn't too bad at all, the korean fried chicken, my first time tasting it, was very good. Best fried chicken I have ever had. Korean fried chicken is my favorite kind of fried chicken. Korea does it well when it comes to fried chicken 🇰🇷🇰🇷. Too any Koreans visiting Minnesota, and want a fresh taste of home, along with other Korean restaurants in the area, this is definitely one I would recommend visiting and putting on that list.

King’s bossam meal was very delicious, fresh, and big portion. Definitely recommend it to those who loves pork belly wraps. King’s seafood pancakes are yummy also and big portion. ❤️

I have never been much of a Korean Cuisine person because most of all the Korean restaurants I’ve ate at before seems similar to any other asian bbq, and especially the kimchi isn’t all that different from pickled green collard with spices. However!!!! this place will probably be the only place I will eat my Korean cuisine until I find another one to review about!!! If you ever go to this place, and you like pickled spiced veggies or you like kimchi, you have to try their kimchi. They have it on the side and I ended up ordering a whole 16oz to take home. It tastes fresh. I also loved the seaweed salad, so yummy. Try their kimchi miso soup also. It’s better than other places I’ve been to, but it might be an acquired taste. The noodle dish(Kap chae), rice bowls (Dol sot Bibim bap), and Ddukbokki was all good but I didn’t care too much for. Note that the Ddukbokki dish didn’t taste as sour as other places so I did like it better. Last is the best, the Gal-bi ribs. It is delicious 🤤. Pricey though. I would only eat it for those special occasions lol. The highlighted dishes for me are definitely the Gal-bi and Kimchi. A Must try.

Female employee she is nice . Food is okay. Not for kids . No kids Spoon or fork. But there’s kids chair. I ordered •Bulgogi, •Japanese style miso soup, •bibimbap.

Decided to give Kings Restaurant a try and was not impressed with the food. We ordered some typical dishes and it was not flavorable or memorable. Dishes were priced on the higher side as well so plan to spend more than $40 for 2+ dishes. The atmosphere was also kind of depressing as it was kind of dark towards the back of the restaurant where it was empty. Service was great and we were always given more water and side dishes. If you're willing to drive, Sole Cafe in St. Paul is the place for better food and vibes.

My second visit to this Korean restaurant was the complete opposite of my first, which came as a surprise. The first time, I left disappointed—slow service, staff focused on regulars, and food that made me question whether it was worth returning. This time, though, things went much smoother. The staff was attentive enough, my meal came out quickly, and everything tasted much fresher. It might just have been a better time of day or a different crew working, but the overall experience felt far more enjoyable. The atmosphere is still basic, with the familiar neon lights and strip-mall setting, but it did not bother me as much on the second visit. While I still would not call it a hidden gem, it is at least consistent enough to deserve a fair chance. If you are nearby or just bored and looking to try something different, one visit might be worth it.