The boba, popcorn chicken and kimchi fries are bomb! I enjoy this spot. Great location easy to find, clean!

We walked in and it reminded me a bit of how you'd walk into a chipotle. The dining area is spacious and would be good for a crowd. They had a big menu displaying drinks and their catering menu. A little odd - I think would be more beneficial if they displayed their daily menu instead. They did have smaller menus available by the register and you can check online. Food: Potato Dog - 4/5; there's no meat. Just cheese. I think mozzarella. I didn't realize it. But it was still really yummy. Bugolgi Kimbap - 4/5; It was good but I think the meat could use some extra salt. Wings - 5/5; I got the Supreme sauce and it was super sweet. A little too sweet for my liking. The cook on the chicken was great though. I'd get it again, but try a different sauce. Bulgogi Bibimbap - 3/5; we got this in the stone bowl, which cost an extra $2. I'd say, it just keeps the food warmer, but it doesn't crisp up the rice like how we thought it would. The bowl also needed more salt. I wouldn't get this again.

My son told me how great the chicken sandwich was, but I had to try the bibimbap. Take a look at the picture: they give you a lot, and it's beautiful. I ordered carryout, so I don't know if the rice is the traditional way, sizzling on the inside of a stone bowl. It's really the thing that makes the dish. And, the carryout contained steamed rice. Steamed rice, and a lot more: cabbage, corn, beans, celery, carrots, rice noodles, and a choose of several different proteins. I got the spicy pork. They also include lettuce for some reason. It is high-quality, but it doesn't belong here. I seriously picked every bit of it out. They had a fried egg on top, and a fair amount of gochujang, although I could have used more. With all that going on, I can overlook for a bit the fact that the rice is not sizzling. This masterpiece was also prepared quickly. They told me it would take about 10 minutes, but it was closer to 6. I'm genuinely concerned that there might not be enough business to keep the doors open, but they have definitely gained a new customer.

Honestly, it was my first time here and the food was PHENOMENAL. I will definitely be returning!!!

Surprisingly good! This was my first time at this spot and I was pleasantly surprised. I don't eat meat so there wasn't a lot of options, which made finding food difficult here but I was able to get something I don't see listed on the menu. It was a bowl with rice, glass noodles, lettuce, fried tofu, sauces, etc. The employees were quick with preparing our order. The price was okay. The inside was nice, lots of seating area but we got takeout. I believe my friend got a chicken Kimchi box, they said it was good! Would recommend!

I was really impressed by the food. I think this is one of my favorite places on Hall Road. Clean restaurant and the food was ready quickly.

This is a place for some really damn good fried chicken. I absolutely love their popcorn chicken, especially with the soy garlic sauce. So tasty. We usually get the large tray and have enough food for a couple meals. The red bean buns are delicious too...heck every thing is delicious. Kimchi Box is definitely a hidden gem on hall road.

What a find! This unassuming venue packs a flavor punch that will have me seeking it out anytime I'm in the lower peninsula. K-FRIED WINGS with Korean Sassy sauce were easily the star of the meal. I polished these off first with a side of SASSY FRIES. BULGOGI TACOS were solid and could have been a light lunch on their own. I ordered a bit too much food, but was very happy to indulge in the leftovers the next day. *While my love of Korean flavors + never-ending quest for wings + reviews made this an easy choice, if it weren't for other Yelpers, I don't think I'd have found this gem. I can't thank the community enough!