Yum Korea

Just tried this place out and it was phenomenal! We ordered the bulgogi beef with brown rice, volcano fried rice with chicken, mandu pork dumplings, and a bibimbap with white rice, carrots, corn, cream cheese, red onions, seaweed, chicken, korean chili, yum yum sauce, fried garlic, and fried onion. Everything we ordered was extremely tasty! Will definitely order again!

Went to Yum Korea for the first time. We ordered the Pork belly, Galbi (Korean Short ribs), a Yum fried rice, and two bubble teas ($75.39). The food was amazing except for the grilled pork belly. The taste was good, but pork belly was overcooked leaving the pork belly dry and hard to chew. The yum fried rice was delicious, but definitely will not order it again. For what you get, it is extremely overpriced at $14.99. I have ordered similar rice dishes at other restaurants for half the price. The bubble teas (Thai & Taro milk tea) were OK. Personally I prefer bubble teas from Litchi Snow Ice in Pembroke Pines.

This location is a very beautiful area, easy to spot when trying to find. When you enter, staff welcomes you and you find a seat. We saw that there was a street food platter and although it is not on the menu, it is able to be ordered. It consisted of dumplings, two kinds of Korean fried chicken, and fried kimbap for $23. For the price and quality, it was not worth it. It could feed 1, 2 people at max. Service can definitely be upgraded because it seems so chaotic behind the counter. If people order a bowl, their order will come before yours. We had to wait 15 minutes for our order while everyone who ordered a bowl got theirs immediately after ordering. It didn't seem uniform in how they were working and who was doing what. It seems the staff was doing what they wanted at the moment and no one was really designated to do what. Overall, I would not return. I do not believe it was authentic Korean fried chicken, it tasted like orange chicken. Their mango-lemonade was very sweet also so i