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Unassuming eatery preparing a variety of traditional, homey Korean dishes, including stews & BBQ.
Hours
| Thursday | 11 AM–2:30 PM, 4–8:30 PM |
| Friday | 11 AM–2:30 PM, 4–8:30 PM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–8:30 PM |
| Sunday | 11 AM–8 PM |
| Monday | 11 AM–2:30 PM, 4–8:30 PM |
| Tuesday | 11 AM–2:30 PM, 4–8:30 PM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–2:30 PM, 4–8:30 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 404 Jordan Ln NW, Huntsville, AL 35805
Phone: (256) 489-7766
Website: https://www.toasttab.com/ilkhsv
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Reviews
William Nessola
My family and I decided to check out this place over the weekend. It was a cold and rainy day, so it was good to get out of the weather and into a restaurant. We were promptly seated and had our drink orders taken (they serve Coke products and alcohol; no Coke Zero sadly).
The menu was pretty large but they don’t offer a lunch portion on weekends which was unfortunate but fine. The adult meals came with 2 sides and miso soup, kids meals featured one side and miso soup. I ordered Beef Bulgogi with cabbage kimchi and cucumber kimchi, wife ordered Pork Belly with bean sprouts and fish cakes, kids ordered Beef Bulgogi Fried Rice and Chicken Frid Rice both with Japchae noodles.
The miso soup was a little disappointing – the soup cup was filled a third of the way up and only had a few slivers of green onion; no tofu or seaweed or anything else. It was the smallest, saddest miso soup I have tried.
Sides were brought out before the test of the meal — save them for when the food comes out, you will need them to cleanse your palate and break up the meat overload. Sides were pretty good.
The main course was served and the food looked beautiful! Unfortunately the food was very bland. The pork belly lacked salt (don’t ask me how this is possible) though the onions they came with were nice. The beef Bulgogi was pretty bad, had flavor but seemed dry and it was just a pile of meat that got old quickly. Not a lot of complex flavors. My youngest kid’s chicken fried rice was bad — the chicken was extremely dry and lacked flavoring. She loved it; but she also doesnt want to use ketchup or any sort of flavoring on her meat usually so that tells you the flavor profile here.
The waitresses we had we both very nice, but they weren’t attentive. My glass of water was low and I got no refill – no one at my table was ever asked if they wanted something else to drink.
One of my daughters used the rest room and complained that the floor of the women’s restroom had a lot of water on it. She siad when she say down on the toilet water squirted out from around thr seal and when she stood up it sucked back in. She specifically asked me to mention it and and she’s 11 years old and never complains about bathrooms so that was weird.
Food cost $72 after taxes for 2 adult meals, 2 kid meals, 3 drinks and no apps or booze. Not worth it. If you think the food looks good, its post production. I really hate to rank this place so low but the wife and a I both agreed that it’s a solid 2 stars and that we wouldn’t return here. I enjoyed most of the other korean restaurants around town and have traveled quite a bit internationally and across the US for context; this place was not good. If you do want to try it out, I’d advise eating it family style where everyone shares several dishes. Sorry!
… moreThe menu was pretty large but they don’t offer a lunch portion on weekends which was unfortunate but fine. The adult meals came with 2 sides and miso soup, kids meals featured one side and miso soup. I ordered Beef Bulgogi with cabbage kimchi and cucumber kimchi, wife ordered Pork Belly with bean sprouts and fish cakes, kids ordered Beef Bulgogi Fried Rice and Chicken Frid Rice both with Japchae noodles.
The miso soup was a little disappointing – the soup cup was filled a third of the way up and only had a few slivers of green onion; no tofu or seaweed or anything else. It was the smallest, saddest miso soup I have tried.
Sides were brought out before the test of the meal — save them for when the food comes out, you will need them to cleanse your palate and break up the meat overload. Sides were pretty good.
The main course was served and the food looked beautiful! Unfortunately the food was very bland. The pork belly lacked salt (don’t ask me how this is possible) though the onions they came with were nice. The beef Bulgogi was pretty bad, had flavor but seemed dry and it was just a pile of meat that got old quickly. Not a lot of complex flavors. My youngest kid’s chicken fried rice was bad — the chicken was extremely dry and lacked flavoring. She loved it; but she also doesnt want to use ketchup or any sort of flavoring on her meat usually so that tells you the flavor profile here.
The waitresses we had we both very nice, but they weren’t attentive. My glass of water was low and I got no refill – no one at my table was ever asked if they wanted something else to drink.
One of my daughters used the rest room and complained that the floor of the women’s restroom had a lot of water on it. She siad when she say down on the toilet water squirted out from around thr seal and when she stood up it sucked back in. She specifically asked me to mention it and and she’s 11 years old and never complains about bathrooms so that was weird.
Food cost $72 after taxes for 2 adult meals, 2 kid meals, 3 drinks and no apps or booze. Not worth it. If you think the food looks good, its post production. I really hate to rank this place so low but the wife and a I both agreed that it’s a solid 2 stars and that we wouldn’t return here. I enjoyed most of the other korean restaurants around town and have traveled quite a bit internationally and across the US for context; this place was not good. If you do want to try it out, I’d advise eating it family style where everyone shares several dishes. Sorry!
Alexander Aki
I have been blown away by the asian dining in Huntsville so far. This was absolutely spot on. I got the spicy pork bibimbap, miso soup, cucumber kimchi, and japchae noodles. Everything was absolutely phenomenal. The food presentation was great and the taste was even better. I have traveled to Korea and Hawaii and have tried many Korean restaurants throughout the US. This is definitely in my top 10. The service was on point and very attentive. I couldnt be happier and will return. Im a big guy and incredibly stuffed for only $15.26. Which is very reasonably priced considering the economy. Keep in mind when reading reviews every restaurant has bad days. If you have issues bring it up with the staff sometimes you will be surprised with the results.
… moreEssie Fischer
This is one of my favorite place to eat. The restaurant is clean, the service is awesome and the food never let’s me down. It’s delicious. One of our favorite is the Seafood pancake and Kalbi ribs. Kimchi and fish cake yum. I always starts eating before taking my picture
… moreAliza Brown
Delicious authentic Korean dishes for a decent price. We started off with the dumplings appetizer which was amazing. I had the japchae bap which came with two sides, miso soup and a bowl of white rice. The portion sizes are super filling! We came on a Sunday night and it wasn’t crowded at all. Walked in and were seated immediately. Food came out pretty quickly. Would highly recommend for anyone wanting authentic Korean food in Huntsville.
… moreLinda Coulliette
My husband and I decided to try this restaurant again because we were craving Korean on a Sunday. When we walked in, I was pleasantly surprised because they had updated the tables and chairs and decor, everything looked great. I ordered spicy squid with kimchee cucumbers and fish cakes. My husband ordered bulgogi with kimchee cucumbers and bean sprouts. The food was delicious and the portions were perfect. Our server was great as well. I’m glad we tried this restaurant again because it will be our go to.
… moreKim Brimer
We stopped in for dinner while passing through. An acquaintance recommended it. One waitress doing the entire floor , not effectively. Appetizers ordered never came. My husband had beef bulgogi it was bland and VERY dry?, I had spicy chicken, it was a much better entrée than his . The kimchi sides were good. Definitely not a $50 + meal.
… moreBriar Patch
First time here. The food was good. The bulgogi was quite tough – good seasoning.
… moreJohn Booth
They’re so nice and the food was perfect. The lunch box is a great value.
… moreTina Cooper
This Korean restaurant is great. The tofu soup is my go to since it’s comforting and delicious. The sides are always good as well. Most entree’s come with two free sides. The price is affordable. Come check it out.
… moreWeesie Jeffords
This place feels like home. The food was amazing! Service was friendly and fast.
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