Hyundai Korean Restaurant — Restaurant in Leavenworth

🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 A Hidden Gem with Mom-Vibes, Beef & Bop, and… Blankets?!

Listen. I came here for dinner. I left with a full belly, a plan to return, and possibly a new addiction to Korean pantry snacks. This place is that good.

We ordered the hot bowl beef and bop, and let me tell you—if comfort food had a Korean grandma, this would be her specialty. Perfectly seasoned, sizzling, soul-warming. Every bite was like a hug from someone who knows you’ve had a long week. Then came the cream pancake… soft, sweet, creamy magic. I still don’t know what’s in it, but I’d like to sign a legally binding agreement to eat one weekly.

The service? So kind. So attentive. Like I accidentally wandered into someone’s living room and they decided to feed me because I looked hungry. It’s a true mom-and-pop operation, and it shows—in the best way.

Decor? Okay, we’re not talking Michelin ambiance here, but honestly, who cares? The food does all the heavy lifting. It’s fresh, authentic, and made with love. What more do you need?

Bonus plot twist: there’s a little Korean market in the back of the restaurant. You heard me right. Like a secret passage to a world of spicy chips, instant noodles, beauty products, and a suspiciously cozy-looking blanket I am definitely coming back for. Plus, their freezer section has hard-to-find Asian goodies that would normally require a long trek to a giant international market.

TL;DR: Come for the food. Stay for the vibes. Leave with snacks. Possibly a blanket. 100% will be back....

Superior Customer Service ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

I stopped in at Hyundai Korean Restaurant in Leavenworth, Kansas, this morning, and I have to say it was an incredible experience from start to finish. I arrived almost an hour before opening, just after a morning walk, and the owner kindly welcomed me in anyway. That level of kindness is rare, and I truly appreciated her hospitality. She was so kind and made me feel right at home.

The server offered me some recommendations, and I went with the beef bulgogi (pronounced bool-go-gee). It was absolutely delicious — tender beef with rich flavor, paired perfectly with rice. She also brought me small side dishes (kimchi, cucumbers, bean sprouts, and another tasty dish) that really made the meal authentic and complete.

The price was very affordable for the quality and quantity of food. Between the warmth of the owner, the server’s thoughtful recommendations, and the unforgettable taste, this place has definitely earned a new loyal customer.

Highly recommended if you’re looking for genuine Korean food served with true...

I hate to leave a bad review for this restaurant. I should have left positive reviews in the past. This has been my favorite restaurant for a long time. The food is always great too. But recently, it has not been up to the standards that it’s used to. Like I said, I should have left a lot of positive reviews and haven’t unfortunately I’m coming here with a negative one. I’m not sure what’s going on, but the meters is hard and not Tinder and the ride taste like it was cooked yesterday. I’m only leaving this review in case something happened that they could correct The last three times the food has not been near what it used to be. Maybe I just get off days I hope so. I’ll try it one more time just because I love these people and love this restaurant. I’ll leave an update on...