Korea House Restaurant

Great Korean food. I try to go there each time I'm in Regina and the service is very quick. The prices are a bit high for the portion size but the hosts are really friendly so it makes for a good meal out.

The food was delicious. Service was fast and friendly. Would recommend. Authentic Korean food.

Best Korean food in the city. Reasonably priced. Has a good selection of Korran BbQ, main dishes and appetizers. The only downside is only street parking is available.

The food is very good. Exactly as one gets in Korea. By far the best in town. The atmosphere is that of a small mom and pop restaurant with friendly service. The Kimchi is so good I buy it by the litre and take it home to go with my morning eggs.

I used to eat here all the time but the restaurant has gone downhill dramatically so I haven't in a long time. Took a chance tonight and immediately regretted it. $17.99 for a little bit of meat, 2 small basic sides and then a big blob of rice. When I used to order this in house (years ago) it was a whole plate and a generous amount of sides - and always kimchi. Where's the kimchi? I've never eaten at a Korean restaurant here or in Korea where there wasn't kimchi. So disappointed. And ok, inflation, Covid struggles and all of that but when we eat at Jeju in Saskatoon (the best!) they still give you tons of sides, good size mains and delicious tasting (spicy) food. The taste of this was ok if you aren't used to real Korean. This dish should burn your mouth a bit but it was more sugary than spicy. Never again. If you want Korean in Saskatchewan unfortunately you will have to drive to Saskatoon.

The food is delicious. The ambience is not so great. The food is expensive, we cooked in the self bbq. The staff are nice.

I like this place a lot. It is a long time since I was working in Asia but here is my broad generalization: Japanese food is beautiful; Chinese food is saucy; but Korean food crunches. Korea House is very crunchy.Korean food is a very tactile cuisine, with lots of root vegetables, spice, and things that make a sound in your mouth.I also find that while I can go to Japan and have most of the main dishes in a few days, for a small country Korea has a pretty big variety of dishes and regional specialties. Believe me Busan kimchi doesn’t taste like Seoul kimchi.If I have any concerns about Korean food, I’d say it relies far too monotonously on one sauce (red pepper). Korea House does this very well. As well, sometimes Korea chefs rely too much on spice rather than on flavor. This is not a problem with Korean House. Most places take out the gochujang, and a poorly-made bibimbap doesn’t have much taste. A low spice bibimbap is actually very spicing.Koreans are rightfully proud of cuisine. But they don’t promote their hard drinks or beer very much .... makali, bekseju, and soju varieties are very nice, and go well with the food.This is a great spot, and surprisingly it is in Regina.

The place is in a bit of a rough neighborhood, in Regina's so-called Chinatown, and it doesn't look like much on the outside. Dont let that stop you. The inside is quite a bit nicer, and it was decently busy for a weeknight.Service was friendly and attentive, but I'm a foodie - and it's for the food that you should go here. I had the soup combo with kimchi and pork soup. It came with two banchan (a sweet, saucy potato dish, and a salad of bean sprouts), as well as a small bowl of kimchi. The kimchi was made in-house, and was excellent. The soup was delicious, and all together it was just the right amount of food.Totally worth it.

This was a good restaurant but our most recent visit was horrible. The waitress refused to bring us a high chair and told usI never bring a high chair to the customers

Only authentic Korean restaurant in Regina. It is home cooked Korean food. Bibimbap are like your grandma's. Well, it is cooked by grandma in the kitchen. You see, the restaurant is run by elderly couple who love to cook. Price is little bit pricey for Korean food but definitely worth almost every cents.