Han Kang Korean Restaurant
Aurora, CO 80014
Phone: (303) 873-6800
Ratings & Reviews Summary for Han Kang Korean Restaurant
What Users are Saying:
- Prompt seating
- Good for kids
- Good for groups
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User Reviews for Han Kang Korean Restaurant
03/24/2008 Posted by highadvisor
This was the first time for my family to try out Korean food. Our first impression of the decor was small, simple, and low-budget. But as said before, the food makes it up. Next time, we really want to try their barbacue ribs. Here are some suggestions: 1. When looking for the restaurant, look for a big sign that says BBQ Korean. The "HanKang" part is below that in smaller letters. It's right by the road 2. You must try their bulgogi which is a dish of chopped meat--very tender and savory. 3. The Bibimbop with beef was my favorite. Make sure to mix in the supplied red sauce before you eat. 4. Every meal begins with Kimchi 5. Before you leave, they give you this sugary drink that tastes a little like honey for free. It cools down your mouth. <br>
Pros: All the Food, friendly service, great hours
Cons: Waitress spoke little English, plain decor
11/07/2007 Posted by misterpants
My girlfriend and I love Korean food and have tried many different resturants. Han Kang is a family owned and operated resturaunt that offers a quaint atmosphere and rich eclectic flavors. Our favorite dish, bulgogi, is the best we have ever had. Each meal comes with a number of kimchis, including the best fishcakes I have ever tasted. If you eat all of them, like we did, feel free to ask for more. The service is friendly and attentive during the entire meal. If you love Korean or would like to give it a try, this is the place!
Pros: Great Food at a Great Price
Cons: None
08/05/2007 Posted by darializa
I thought that this restaurant had very good service and food. Their menu is pretty extensive and also very reasonably priced. There are two separate seating sections--one for BBQ (where you get to cook your own meat at your own table) and one for non-BBQ. We had the bibimbop, which is basically rice in a big bowl with different vegetables, mushrooms, fried egg (sunny side up), thinly sliced beef, and hot chili paste. Delicious! We opted to get ours in the hot, sizzling stone bowl--you pay a little extra, but it's worth it. And of course, we got the typical complimentary side dishes (including two different kinds of kimchi) that comes with every Korean meal. We will definitely go back.
Pros: good service, good food, free parking
Cons: did not have chicken BBQ, in Aurora (far away)
