A & J Wingburger

What a great place with great food and an awesome host/​waitress and owner. She’s wonderful. The Wingburger is great.

I love A & J Wingburger. I dine there two to three times a week. It is a great family environment and you always feel welcome. The food is outstanding and I’ve sampled both the Korean and American cuisine and neither disappoints. My personal favorite is the wings and the veggie omelette for breakfast. My two granddaughters love the Mac and cheese and the breakfast Kid’s meal. I always look forward to a friendly greeting from what I call the A&J family whenever I stop in. Get away from that big restaurant hustle and bustle and stop in to A&J Wing burgers. Ask for Yong Mi or So Young and I guarantee you’ll have a great dining experience. See you there.

This place is very interesting in a good way! Koren and Amarican food. The burgers keep me coming in over and over. I’ll miss it because I will not be on this side of town much anymore but I will definitely be making trips every now and then just to have it.

My husband and kids have been coming here since they opened. We’re always treated like family. Yong Mi’s Korean food is some of the best I’ve had and I actually get cravings for it! Hot stone pot Bi Bim Bop, Japchae, with all the Korean sides are incredible.
American items are delicious too. The burgers are always so flavorful, love the wings they are large & crispy and the sauces are yum (garlic ranch is my fave), chicken-​fried steak & gravy w/​homemade mashed potatoes, chicken quesadilla’s, chicken breast salad w/Yong’s homemade vinaigrette dressing, Randy’s homemade chili, Yong’s homemade chicken noodle soup… huge menu and variety… and it’s ALL good.

Honestly the weirdest menus I’ve ever seen, American food, Korean food, Italian food, all over the place. But that’s not a bad thing! Food I ordered was really great and service was nice

Having just moved to the Pickerington area about a year ago we have been wanting to find a good place to be a regular spot. I believe we have finally found it. Korean menu is so good. Beef Omurice is amazing !

Excellent food we go there regularly for breakfast the owner is very sweet and is always there it is a must try if you’re looking for something different :-)

I’ve passed this few-​years-​old restaurant many times, but never thought to stop in. I always assumed it was just a burger place («Wing BURGER»), like the many other fast casual joints in the burbs. Decided to change up that statement!
Late lunch, after I got off work, so no other customers inside. I decided to sit at the bar, so I could hear the sounds of the tv while I distressed and went through my emails. Black walls, white tile floors. Decent setup of tables, booths and the good-​sized bar.
The Korean portion on their menu is rather small, but that was ok, I knew what I wanted to try (based on Unilocal pics). Bibimbop Hot Pot, and since I had a coupon for BOGO entrée free, I got the Japchae to take home.
The bowl was super hot, I mean melt your tongue and checks in 3 seconds straight. I could only manage to cool a few bites enough to try before boxing it up and taking it home with the ‘Chae. Got home and it had cooled to a manageable temp. Verdict? Monotonous. Colorful, but man if I could tell you the veggies and meat if I had my eyes closed. Oh there was rice, definitely could pick that out. I added some sweet pickled relish, cause it wasn’t gonna make it to the mouth with out some help.
Cause of the late lunch, dinner was pushed back also, thus the Jap dish was room temp. Double bummed on this one. The veggies and grilled chicken had absolutely no distinct taste. I could have been eating cotton candy balls and small pieces of play dough and not known it. The vermicelli noodles (did you know these clear strings are made from sweet potatoes?!) had good consistence, but nothing else was there. Sigh.

This place has the best bibimbap i’ve had in a while. I usually just have the regular bowl but I bet the stonepot one is amazing. The beef in the bibimbap is super good so I’m assuming they’re bulgogi is too. My friend had the spicy pork bulgogi and he loved it. We also had the spicy ramyun and it was delicious. Although I couldn’t handle the spicyness so if you’re good at that you’ll love it. The owner is really nice and the place is really clean and comfortable.

I honestly don’t think I’ve ever had a better cheeseburger in my life. Frozen or not, the cheese, bun, and mayo combination rocks. Giant steak fries, too. My co-​workers and I have made this a regular lunch spot, and we’re usually the only people there at lunchtime. Mashed potatoes aren’t that great, but I highly recommend the huge cheeseburger and steak fries!

The Korean food was great and the service was just as great. I have drove by the restaurant numerous times but I didn’t realize they served Korean and American food until I looked on Unilocal.My husband and I got to try something different from our norm and the kids were still happy since they had a traditional kids menu. Their chicken tenders weren’t the usual fried Tyson tenders that most restaurants serve the kids; they were hand battered and delicious. They also had healthy sides for them to choose from and not just the standard fries. She brought plates of samples out with some hot sauce and nice to know other stuff we like for next time. It’s hard to find places with good food and service so this place will def be on the list of options when we go out to eat.

Best Korean food I’ve had since I’ve lived in Ohio. I personally think even better than most places in NOVA/​DC area. Kimchi was just as good as my Korean mom makes, which is saying a lot as most Korean restaurants cannot properly make it for the masses. I cannot rave enough about Yong Mi and her cooking. We had kalbi, mandu, kimbap, and stone pot bibimbap. All of it was amazingly delicious. True Korean comfort food. For anyone on the fence about visiting this place, just do it! You will not regret it one bit. We will definitely be back soon and often.

First of all, this place, by its name does not describe the best kind of food they offer. The owner/​chef is a Korean woman and offers authentic Korean cuisine. Given that my wife is half Korean, we had to try it. It was amazing and a great value. This Korean food was half the price of other Korean restaurants, but twice as good, I couldn’t believe it. I recommend the bibimbop or kailbi. Both were tremendous, fed a family of 3 for $ 45 for what would’ve been $ 80 at other Korean places. So while the name doesn’t really advertise their best offerings, if you’re a fan of Korean food, or wanna try it, this place is a must!

I always see the sign, Now Serving Breakfast, but, until today, hadn’t stopped in. This is a neighborhood favorite for me and the delightful cook/​owner makes some truly unbeatable wings. Breakfast was equally delicious, fresh and made-​to-​order, I had the Breakfast Scramble, a mix of eggs, ham, and potatoes for $ 7.95. Pancakes, French Toast and other breakfast specials available, all less than $ 8.00. Quite, great for reading, or, Facebooking. It is a bar, so, drinks are available. I chose coffee. Small business owner, great escape from the chains.

The wife discovered this place and my first impression was that there was no way this could be good at this little hole in the wall. I am now a regular as the food on the menu is tasty and resonabley priced. The staff is great and boy the Breakfast menu !!!

My wife and I eat in and order food here to go all the time because they are very close to us.
Don’t be fooled by the name of this restaurant.
They are a bar and serve good wings. But they actually serve authentic Korean food. My wife loves their Korean noodle dish while I love their bibimbap especially when served in stone bowl.
We had their wings too and it may not be the best but they are good nonetheless. As for the burgers, that we have not tried.
The owner is a nice Korean lady and she’s the one cooking. When they first opened here upon moving from their original location in Pataskala, they have a Korean male cook and I have to say I liked his cooking more but the owner also cooks well.
As the other places I’ve been to, what matters most is the taste of food and good service and that’s enough reason for me to go back.

I have a problem, a family of finicky eaters, and me… who would eat about anything. I’m adventurous, like different things, and enjoy a culinary adventure. This place has solved my problems. I can get some amazing Korean food, try things i’ve never had or heard of, while my family can have some of the staple basics that they love. From simple burgers (and killer good tater tots) to Korean BBQ, they have something to satisfy anyone. Give them a try, I’m so glad i did, and I wish i’d come in sooner!!!
Great Job to the staff and ownership, this place feels like «Cheers», it’s warm, inviting, and everyone was incredibly helpful and friendly. Keep it up, you’re doing a great job!

Clean, friendly, good value, delicious (in a nutshell). Why am I always here in the winter? There is no wind break on the front door, so we cringe every time it’s opened. We had the Korean menu again. It was good to us, but IS the only place we’ve had it. Trust the authenticity from someone who eats it everywhere. We always get the Bulgoki, and usually a daily special. Their unbelievable menu item is the Wingburger. Bacon cheeseburger with boneless wings on it. The Wingburger Challenge is about triple each ingredient with fries, that needs a second top bun in 30minutes. Only 2 photos on the wall of those that succeeded. See my tip for the sampler. Lots of wing carryouts while we were here.

I did not have high expectations for this little hole in the wall Korean spot. Half the menu is American, I have the menu Korean. This usually does not translate into great ethnic food. However, I could not pass up the opportunity to find a new Korean place close to my house.
We arrived to an entirely empty restaurant, nervous we sat down and was greeted by a very nice waitress. I started talking about the food, and she had the owner/​cook for the night come out. A tiny little Korean woman. I started to get excited.
We ordered the Bi Bim Bop which was on special for $ 6.99, and the Korean roll which is basically a sushi roll stuffed with fermented veggies. The Korean roll arrived first and we immediately annihilated the entire thing. It was delicious.
The Bi Bim Bop arrived shortly after, sizzling and crackling in the stone pot, it came with traditional Korean sides. The rice was crispy, veggies tasty, and the meat well seasoned.
We will most definitely be returning to this hidden gem, especially on Sundays for the Bi Bim Bap special

We were at the bar next door on a Sunday night and wanting more than just bar pizza went over to AJ’s to eat. Found out they also have a beer & liquor license but it’s more of a cool trendy little restaurant than a bar. Super clean & modern place with a couple nice big screen TVs. Great staff, you can tell this is a family run business that cares about it’s customers. Wife & I both had the Reuben and the homemade onion rings FANTASTIC! Would be a great place for lunch during the work week.