Korean House Restaurant
489 N Daleville Ave, Daleville, AL, 36322
Korean House Restaurant Menu
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Address :
489 N Daleville Ave
Daleville, AL, 36322 - Phone (334) 503-9322
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Opening Hours
- Mon :11:00 am - 9:00pm
Specialities
- Takes Reservations : No
Delivery : No
Take-out : Yes
Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Parking : Private Lot
Bike Parking : Yes
Wheelchair Accessible : Yes
Good for Kids : Yes
Good for Groups : Yes
Attire : Casual
Ambience : Casual
Noise Level : Quiet
Alcohol : No
Outdoor Seating : No
Wi-Fi : No
Has TV : No
Waiter Service : Yes
Caters : No
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Melissa S.
This was my first ever Korean restaurant 12 years ago. I loved it then, and I still love it now. I usually get the Bulgogi with steamed rice. The Gimbap/Kimbap is yummy, as is the Kimchi. Great food for decent prices.
(5)Joseph G.
Daeji bukgogi (spicey pork with lettuce) is great. Kimchi is homemade and delicious. Waiter guy is odd.
(3)Lindsey M.
The food here is delicious! Very authentic Korean food! We ordered some egg rolls as an appetizer that came out right away, which was great because we were starving. My husband ordered the Bul go gi and absolutely loved it! I had the spare rib soup which was delicious, it wasn't as spicy as I thought it would be, but adding some kimchee to it was perfect. Service was great and building looks a little run down, but is incredibly clean. We're definitely coming back.
(4)Tony B.
Having just spent a year in Korea I can vouch that this is legit korean food made by legit Koreans. Bibimbap is always a safe bet for anyone who has never tried korean food before. It's a stone pot that comes out very hot and full of rice, veggies, and a fried egg on top. You'll get some side dishes of kim chi which is basically everything from cabbage to radishes. Some are pickled, and some are spicier in a sort of chili paste. I had good service from the younger waitress and enjoyed the food. I'll come back again later to try their galbi.
(4)James Kimo L.
Who knew there was such a prominent Korean community down here in southern Alabama...coming from Hawaii, obviously it was nice to several Korean and other Asian style restaurants scattered around Fort Rucker. This restaurant was an easy find since it is just outside the Daleville gate and is an easy place to grab lunch. Lunch specials are waaay cheap (got the chop che on one visit and bul go gi on another) and it comes with either fried or white rice as well as an eggroll for under 6 bucks! It's easy to add an appetizer such as egg drop soup AND a drink and you're total for lunch will be around 10 bucks! Ambience is blah and looks like a beat up diner (a common tread to all the restaurants around here) and kitchen area looked a bit sketchy but decently clean...the presentation of the food was good and it tasted really well. Again, my opinion may be a bit biased considering I am comparing this place to Korean restaurants out in Hawaii but overall esp just for lunch, it was a decent meal. Would definitely recommend to any Army personnel working at Fort Rucker who want something other than fast food for lunch.
(3)Jeremy C.
This was my first stab at Korean food. While I don't have anything to compare it to it didn't seem great. The atmosphere was dirty and I had the feeling if I had seen the kitchen I may not have eaten the food. It's been more than 24hrs though and I still feel fine. The service was friendly.
(2)Zachary P.
Honestly I know nothing about korean food. This must have been obvious to the waitress because when I placed my order she said, "oh no! that one no goodie. you want beef you get this one, much more food." Ok no problem, that sounds great. Five minutes later she brings out eight bowls of authentic korean goodies, and by authentic I mean I have no idea what was in each of them. After that she brings out a big beef and veggies that she flips onto a steaming hot place and slides in front of me. Not bad in my opinion.... update after the second visit.
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