Ohn Korean Eatery

I was so glad I finally got to try Ohn Korean Eatery. I thought the parking lot is always full. It was not so on Christmas Eve. There were few customers at the restaurant. Service was so so. I felt rushed. Food was so so. Because waiter didn't tell me the Brisket Raymeon was made from instant noodles. I'll come back to try other dishes next time.

Vey cool clubby, neon-lit restaurant serving Korean comfort food alongside soju & makgeolli rice wine. This establishment is owned by the same person as the surrounding restaurants in the same shopping strip and coffees shops. If your looking for something open late this is the spot as the food and service are superb. Our favorite items are any of the Wings, Brisket Ramen (The best, it’s spicy), Kimchi Fried Rice, Cheese Corn, Seoul Brisket, Bulgogi, Most of the Soju’s are tasty, Crown & Coke are must haves.

Saturday night. Seems like a very slow night for them. We order a few items including Korean fried chicken . One was soy garlic and the other was spicy. The spicy really wasn't that great. All you can taste is the spicy there was zero flavors. Soy garlic was good.. I feel like everything is so different here now. They even charge for a second round of sides. When brought out, the daikon was like 5 tiny pieces and a tiny portion of kimchi. I asked for seconds and they said there was charge !!!!! That's crazy!! Why charge and you only have me small sides. Tony tiny portions. That's sad. It was very quiet and they were not even close to busy. What a disappointment!! Probably will not be back .

this place was good . The food was pretty good but nothing amazing or special. It might have been, but our waiter didn’t seem to excited to explain anything to us seeing how it was our first time there. So we kind of just gave up on asking and got what we seen on google... it just doesn’t seem like a place to just ..go try …unless you are familiar with Asian culture and Asian food ..sorry that we didn’t know every single thing about the menu.. I hope that 30% tip made up for it :(

What a fun little restaurant! Quaint and cozy-ish (it’s LOUD!). Not necessarily the place for a romantic dinner date, but it’s certainly entertaining. From the 10 different screens playing 10 different music videos against the backdrop of a variety of K-Pop top songs, you won’t be bored. The food was good (the corn dip was the bomb, but would be even better served with some sort of chip or veggie) and the drinks were creative and delicious. Love that they have a full bar, and do some pretty cool mixups with their Soju. Get there early, because it fills up quickly and they don’t take reservations!