Location: Overland
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Most Popular Korean food in Overland, Saint Louis, Missouri
Find out what Korean restaurants to try in Overland. Overland is a city in St. Louis County, Missouri, United States. The population was 16,062 at the 2010 census.
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1. O! Wing Plus
Overall Ratings
4 based on 8 reviews
A family-owned and operated business, O! Wing Plus was created to deliver exceptional food at a reasonable cost. The Song family strives to fill your stomach with delicious food and for you to leave with sticky fingers and a smile. We appreciate your busi
Reviewed By txc9649
These wings are legit! The place is clean and prices are reasonable. I ordered a Thai Chili lime with 5 wings, and bulgogi wrap to go. Very good service, indeed. The wait was less than 5mins. Even though the Thai chili lime is not spicy enough for me, i still give a 5 stars rating because the wings are cooked to perfect. Will come back to try the Beast Mode!
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2. Asian Kitchen
Overall Ratings
4 based on 32 reviews
Reviewed By MDP_Love_Traveling
Just don't judge from its location, outside appearance and size. They serve truly outstanding authentic Korean food. You can try their on-table BBQ, or soups/stews, or Bibimbaps; and then your dinner comes with so many delicious side dishes (banchan). Make sure to taste all of those. Truly a great place to eat.
3. Seoul Garden Korean Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 63 reviews
Reviewed By kgilbert78
This is in a strip mall. Inside the place is pretty basic--bare bones even. They do not have the tableside barbecue cookers anymore, so we decided to get the bi-bim-bap. Do get the version in the stone crock--it caramelizes the rice, which is quite tasty. All entrees com with a selection of small dish appetizers and items to eat with the meal. My friend had been stationed in Korea, and he felt it was authentic. The bare-bones look and lack of tableside grills drops this down a notch. I would go back, however.
