Korea House Hotstone - Salt Lake City, Utah

Jonathan Bikoff

Frustrating. The noodle bulgogi dish was great. The rice bulgogi dish was horrible. The rice was clearly not fresh (it was stone cold). Waiter insisted on heating it up rather than replacing with the noodle dish, which was preferred. Ended up barely touching it, and they still charged. Good food potential, bad business.

Chelsie W

Beautiful decorations, delicious food, polite and welcoming staff, and clean store. I come here for dolsot bibimbop, it is very yummy. Yearly traditions of coming here for events and birthdays, my favorite Korean restaurant in the area!! The sides are delicious, especially the potatos and kimchi. Everything tastes fresh and well seasoned.

Kristin K

Korea House is my favorite Korean restaurant in Salt Lake City! I have been eating there for years, and in that time the food has stayed consistently excellent.

I adore the hot stone bibimbap, the chapchae, and when I used to eat meat, the bulgogi. The hot stone bibimbap is so hot that the rice is sizzling and will carmelize on the bottom of the pot, and the raw egg will cook in the pot when you mix it in. All of the individual vegetable elements are well-seasoned and the entire dish is a feast for the eyes as well as the palate. My teens like the potstickers and the fried rice and they are delicious as well.

The interior is clean and I like the relaxed atmosphere with the pretty Korean art pieces on the wall. The service is always excellent and you typically won't need to wait long for your food.

I really enjoy the banchan (side dishes) and they will refill them for free. I think my only criticism is that over the years they have decreased the number of banchan with your dinner, and I wish they had more of them like they used to.

Lauren McDermott

The unlimited bulgogi and beef bibimbap are to die for. I love the food, atmosphere and service. Great work, as always.

T

It was chilly so I felt like tofu soup! Decided to try this spot after flying in late for business. I ordered the seafood tofu soup, it had shrimp, mussels, calamari. The ban chan was standard, I was hoping to get pickled cucumbers or daikon. Soup was delicious, it hit the spot. It wasn’t the best tofu soup I’ve had but it was definitely good. They didn’t provide a raw egg to crack into the soup. Back in San Diego the Tofu house has tofu soup for almost $8-10 less and they give you an egg and more side dishes. It seemed a little pricey for tofu soup which was $21. Service was great, the lady was very attentive and brought me more Kim chi.

Oanh

We were in the mood for some tofu soup and bibimbap on a snowy Tuesday evening, so we went to eat at Korea House. Despite there only being one hostess/server working, the service was quite good and attentive throughout the meal. All the dishes were flavorful and satisfying, and left us feeling quite content.
The decor of the restaurant was also quite impressive, with lovely Asian-inspired accents and an overall modern casual vibe. It was the perfect place to enjoy a hearty meal on a chilly evening.

J Le

i genuinely think this is the best korean restaurant in slc (and closest to authentic!), my korean friend can vouch for this too. highly recommend the fried seaweed roll appetizer!! bibimbap, bulgogi and beef japchae were DELICIOUS

Angie P

I was craving some korean food so i came for dinner. I ordered the dolsot bibimbap with beef. My hubby ordered a combination with seafood soon du bu and beef bulgogi. They included complimentary pickles as sides. Everything was delicious. I loved the hot sauce that came with bibimbap. It had really good flavor and wasn't too spicy. The soon du bu was also very well seasoned and that one had a pretty good kick. The beef bulgogi was tender and perfectly cooked. Delicious authentic korean food!