Kogi Korean Grill

Reviews

• ★★★★☆ Beef Bulgogi Visited Mar 26, 2017

  Food Was Good But Portions Were Very Small

  I only ate here once, shortly after they first opened. A friend mentioned the place, so we decided to check it out since we're both big fans of Korean food.
  
  The menu offered a mix of authentic Korean dishes and fusion items. I've eaten at other Korean fusion restaurants, and this one fell somewhere in the middle. The biggest drawback was the pricing. Most items were around $10–12, which seemed a little high considering the portion sizes. The prices were comparable to what you'd expect at a full-service Korean restaurant. This was setup more like a fast food style restaurant.
  
  I ordered the Bulgogi meal, which was listed as coming with sides. What arrived was a small portion of meat, steamed rice, a little kimchi, and some cucumbers. The food itself wasn't necessarily bad, but the portions left a lot to be desired.
  
  When we finished eating, both of our plates were clean, yet we were still hungry. My meal with a drink came to around $16 after tip, which was expensive for what I received.
  
  With the relatively high prices and small portions, the overall experience just wasn't enough to bring us back.

  — Paul