We did take out from this restaurant on a Sunday evening. All the food we ordered was very tasty. The Bulgogi was a favorite as was the seafood pancake. I will go back.

I recently visited Kimchi House and had an amazing experience! The restaurant was so cute and had a family vibe. We tried the seafood jigae and bibimbap, and both dishes were absolutely delicious. The seafood jigae was flavorful and comforting, while the bibimbap had perfectly crispy rice underneath. I also loved the free barley tea station - such a nice touch! The restaurant was clean, and the food was fresh and high-quality. Definitely deserving of 5 stars!

Super delicious food in a cozy little restaurant! We went here while visiting a friend and everything we tried was awesome. The kimchi pork pancake was our favorite ~ know that it is large and shareable! We also loved the pork belly. Staff was friendly and super accommodating trying to seat us and others in a small space while also managing the register. Great local spot that I hope others will support. Next time we're visiting, we will definitely be back!

Great hidden gem! The food was so great, came out piping hot, and banchan was delicious. We saw a lot of people getting takeout, and you cannot beat the pricing!

THIS IS NOT A KIMCHI HOUSE, IT IS A KIMCHI HOME. As a husbandless woman traversing the plains of Seattle, I discovered a universally acknowledged truth here: any person in possession of at least $40, must be in want of an entree and appetizer at Kimchi House. This restaurant embodies comfort, home, and warmth. Every bite I took had me feeling like food critic Anton Ego in Ratatouille (2007) when he was eating the ratatouille. I transcended the mortal plane when I tasted the seafood pancake and felt one with the universe as I ate the spicy chicken entree. Every piece of kimchi, fish cake, and radish sent off fireworks in my mouth that can only be due to complete, total bliss. The food at Kimchi House will make you grateful for every choice that has lead you to this moment in your life. In the words of Chappell Roan, I was knee deep in the passenger seat eating the leftovers on the drive home. And no, it was not casual.

This spot was so delicious! I've been looking for some authentic and yummy Korean food around Seattle and haven't had too much luck. However, this is definitely one that I'll bookmark. We came around 1:30 on a Sunday and all the tables were full but slowly clearing out. They were nice to let us order in advance while we waited for a table so that they could get started on the preparation. I got the pork belly which came with a bowl of rice and all the side dishes. I do find it a little odd that the banchan doesn't come with all the items on the menu. All the side dishes were so good and there was a great amount of variety too. My favorites were the fishcakes, sweet potato, and pickled radish - those were the more outstanding ones. I also absolutely loved the pork belly! It was grilled to perfection and the fattiness paired so well with the meaty parts. There was also a nice soy glaze that was so good with the meat and rice. We were able to get refills of the banchan too which was nice. Service was sweet and food came out quick and was all so tasty! We all loved what we ordered. I'll definitely be back to try more!

Solid Korean food, we really enjoyed the Kalbi and soondubu stew. Cute restaurant and parking on the street was easy and free. Would definitely recommend. Good prices and friendly service too.

Yo. Pork belly. Win win win win win. All day win. White rice with the sides. Feels like an 120 minute movie. I don't need the series. I don't want the 90 min pop edition. I bet the book reads really well but I won't read it cuz this version had the best cast and execution. Well done. Great service. Simple ambiance. Thanks Kimchi House.

Someone picked up several plates for a picnic so all I know is what I tasted. Don't know exactly what they ordered but took some photos. We eat a lot of Korean food here in Honolulu, but I could taste a difference in this food. Don't know exactly how to describe it, but it was very good. Good enough that I asked the name of the place, took photos, and posted this review so I'll remember to go back when I'm in Seattle!

All the flavors of Korean dishes you want. Crispy rice in the hot bibimbap , bulgogi was flavorful. Great banchan! And can I say I think every restaurant Should offer free hot tea. They offered barley. Great service. Street parking only, some seating inside and out, this place would be worth parking to walk a few blocks to get to.