Myung Ga Won — Restaurant in San Antonio

Nice place, cozy and offers a good selection of items.

Came here specifically for the Korean BBQ and I've been checking the reviews for this place for some time.

I ordered marinated beef, and pork belly. Both were flavorful, and I paid additionally for some romaine lettuce to make wraps.

It's certainly healthy if you stay clear of the rice and appetizers. The fermented veggies they have for sides are really fresh.

Some things I did notice, the grill located in the middle of the table is kind of like an electric grill that cooks/steams the meats. So no charcoal or open flame, this was a bit concerning because the staff put the grill on low and we didnt realize it until we noticed it was taking forever to actually cook the meat.

Second, all the meat is thrown on the grill at once, not a big deal, but the Korean BBQ that I've had in the past, usually means cooking the meat in small chunks / cuts rather than the entire entree all at once. Again, not of major importance, the experience is still there, but it's something to keep in mind when visiting.

As mentioned above, the romaine lettuce leaves must be purchased additionally and will cost you about $2.50. Speaking of prices, the average meal will cost you about $22.50 without any apps but the drink is included.

So, get yourself some thin meat, and get a George Foreman grill, place it in the middle of your dinner table and save some cash. If you want somewhere to actually go out, then I will...

Okay let’s talk real for a second

Kept running my card after it said declined because they ran it so many times the bank thought it was fraud and was yelling at me while I was on the phone with my bank making it difficult to clear the transaction so I can pay them and yes I did pay for my meal after I got off the phone with my bank

I did not tip because how rude they were at the end of all this so the only thing I’m changing about this review is they are no polite

Food and prices : delicious food very big portions but well worth the price point

The staff: lovely if your card doesn’t say declined

But let’s talk about the decor for a second Don’t decorate a Korean restaurant with fake flowers and tacky Christmas lights on the wall we walked in and it was extremely dead inside we were the only ones in there

Maybe if you just place a candle on the table put up some little paper lanterns instead it would make much more money and have way more customers because the inside is so poorly decorated

There’s a lot of things there that shouldn’t go The bathrooms are more neatly decorated than the actual seating area

But if you’re looking for some good Korean food at a decent price point this would be the place I look forward to coming here again and hopefully seeing it a little more lively than...

I first visited this place a long time ago with family and I remember it started my love for Korean food. I know business is slower for them since a lot of other Korean and Asian restaurants of opened nearby, but this is still an amazing place. The restaurant was clean and the staff was kind, attentive, and very helpful. The menu is missing some items but the food is still delicious. The side dishes (banchan) were very flavorful and savory, and some were served warm which was a nice change from all the cold dishes we are used to always getting. Not a single one tasted bad and my family ate every single bit. The lunches were delicious and were large, filling portions. We had the beef and pork bulgogi. The meat was well marinated and tender, sliced thinner than some other places, which made it tastier and easy to many with just a fork or chopsticks. My family ordered one dinner dish, Kkanpunggi, and the portion was huge! And the staff had no trouble making it spicier when requested. My family liked it so much more than our regular Korean restaurant that now it'll have to be our go to. Highly recommend this place! (Excuse the messiness of the plates in the photos, my family couldn't...