K-Towne 88

Friendly, fast, and delicious Korean food. So much cheaper than a fancy KBBQ place and tastes just as good! Customer service is excellent as well and they give out water bottles instead of water clubs. New favorite!

Clean, fast, and friendly service coupled with AMAZING korean fusion food, WINNING! this place is a gem.
Beef and chicken BULGOGI TACOS are a MUST!
At $ 1.50 a pop you cant ask for better value
I’ve also tried the chicken wings and they’re glazed/​seasoned with a very distinct flavor, I was very satisfied with the quality of the wings. Cant find that kins of flavor in many other places.
Shoutout to sharon (I think it was) for always being great!

Delicious! I was excited because I saw so many reviews on here that were positive. I was pleased to have had my expectations met. I ordered the spicy chicken and also the bulgogi fries. Complementary waters and kim chi came with it. The service was excellent, and the restaurant was clean and had TVs around. Overall a great restaurant in a nice shopping center. I will be visiting again and also recommending to all my friends.

This place is like the Taco Bell of Korean food – fast, greasy, and not authentic. The fusion food is decent if you’re into that stuff (or probably amazing if you’re drunk), but the actual Korean dishes aren’t great. The place is quite clean and they give you bottled water.
I ordered the kimchi fried rice, which was recommended by staff, and a bulgogi taco. The taco wasn’t bad. However, the rice was flavorless and tasted more like rice with a little spam than kimchi fried rice. Little to no kimchi/​kimchi flavor at all. I ended up adding the bibimbap sauce and sesame oil (my friend ordered bibimbap so the bottles were provided to the table) which made the rice a bit more flavorful.

Only great things to say about this place! I order from here on my lunch and they never disappoint. They are fast and the service is always perfect. The girl who always rings me up is always so nice and accommodating. Perfect spot for Korean food, won’t disappoint you!

Great food. Great service. Great price!
I had the bulgogi burrito very tasty I would suggest the owners to make some sort of mango salsa that would go amazing with it! My girl had the black bean noodle and it was pretty good! The kimchi quesadilla was also tasty. So the fusion was good and the normal Korean food is good too. And they gave us free water bottles what?! Y’all should give this place a shot!

It was my first time here, so I kind of held up the line asking the girl at the cash register what certain items were, but she was patient. Ask for a cup for the free barley tea!
FOOD:
I ordered soybean paste ramen, spicy beef bowl, and spicy chicken.
Even though this seems like a fast food Korean place, there’s still a nice assortment of banchan (side dishes). Their kimchi wasn’t the best, though. The soybean paste ramen (add an egg for free!) is decent ramen (similar to shin ramen noodles but with a different soup base). They have so many different types of ramen here! The spicy beef bowl was like a mixed rice, but it oddly wasn’t even spicy. This has sesame oil (like much of Korean food) and doesn’t have gochujang (red pepper paste) that makes this dish different from their bibimbap. The spicy chicken was reminiscent of orange chicken to me– meh.
I’d come back again for some quick bites of Korean flavors. There aren’t many of these places in the area, so I recommend trying it!

Great food, price, and service
， their burger and burrito combos are using Korean style BBQ and taste so good
My daily lunch spot

This is my second time coming here now. First time we ordered the bulgogi fries, bibimbop and the bulgogi quesadilla. Everything was very tasty, especially the bulgogi fries! Bibimbop was on point and the quesadilla was good as well.
Our second order consist of the bulgogi fries, galbi bowl, and their spicy ramen. I must say that I am very disappointed at the spicy ramen. It’s a nong shim instant ramen packet. It’s good and all, but I really was not expecting to be eating instant noodles lol. The galbi bowl had rice with a layer of salad. Honestly, it was okay. I’ve had better galbi’s. But their bulgogi fries never disappoint!
Will return to try something else next time but I must say, the bulgogi fries is a staple you must order!

I visited this place after going through Tough Mudder. The food is pretty simple and good with a simple meat and rice dish being the normal thing to order here. When you’re hungry and have a craving for meat, it honestly is hard to go wrong.

Location: Haven and Foothill, same lot as Coffee Bean/​Tea Leaf.
Ambience: Casual dining with take out as well. Very clean and nicely decorated inside. There are a few TV’s for sports.
Food: Korean food with some fusion twists. I will be honest, I like their menu and think it is quite creative to bring Korean food with varying flavors. I had their bimbimb bap (chicken) and I thought the taste was very good, fresh and spicy.
Overall: Definitely plan to come back and I think people should give them a try. If you are craving some Korean food, this place will hit the spot with reasonable prices.
4-​stars, very good food and recommend for those out here in the IE.

Soup is the ultimate comfort food on a cold, rainy evening, and tonight’s weather made me crave a hearty bowl of spicy beef tofu soup! My order was brought to the table sizzling hot; I cracked the egg in this bowl of yumminess and gave it a good stir before tasting my first spoonful. There was an abundance of tofu and a lesser amount of beef swimming around in the red, spicy broth (it’s flavorful, but not spicy). The soup was served with a side of white rice. I was a happy camper!
My husband ordered the beef bulgogi burrito and wasn’t as happy with his meal. It came with french fries and a drink. The taste was average and it seemed like the serving had gotten smaller. We blamed it on the fact that our tastebuds may be spoiled from eating at the Kogi Food Truck one too many times.
Nonetheless, this place is a short drive from home and it satisfies my soup craving. Maybe I’ll try the ramen on our next visit.

Perhaps I don’t always finish my ENTIRE bowl if soon dubu jigae because I often prefer the combo-​style options (because why choose chicken OR beef OR veggies OR seafood when you can have ALL four?!) But I ate ALL of my spicy beef stew!!! The raspberry wine tasted like nyquil a bit so I had to cut it with ice and lemonade, but I am definitely going to come back for the spicy chicken next time since this place is so close to my hotel in Ontario lol. Thanks ktowne!

I had heard many good things about this place. I just had to try it and let me tell you, I wasn’t disappointed! the staff treated us when we arrived and explained the details of the menu to us. Once we got our food, we were excited because everything looked so good! The chicken bowl was delicious and the fries with bulgogi were great. We ordered bulgogi tacos and really enjoyed the flavor. I liked the Korean fusion options!
I would recommend this place and will go back soon.

For rancho cucamonga, this korean restaurant is not too shabby. I came here twice after work. Its the type of place that you order up front and they will serve you your food.
The first time we ordered the chicken bibimbap and beef tofu soup. The beef tofu soup was not very hot and was a little on the sweeter side. The second time we got the spicy chicken bibimbap, black bean noodle, and beef bulgogi fries. I highly recommend the beef bulgogi fries because they were so delicious! The fries were crunchy and the meat was soft with some sauce on top. The spicy chicken bibimbap was also pretty delicious with a lot of flavor and good kick. The black bean noodle was good as well, but they use udon noodles!

Oh man this place is so good my boyfriend and I come literally every week and we’re still not tired of it. We usually rotate between the tofu soups, bibimbap, and bulgogi fries. They also have free water bottles instead of tiny water cups! The place is clean and it’s never too busy so there’s always seating.
To start with, the fries. They are amazing and tasty and rich and better than any animal style fry I’ve had from In N Out. They’re covered in cheese, a tasty creamy sauce and bulgogi (you can choose beef or chicken). They’re so rich and filling they’re best shared with others.
The tofu soups are great, I’m a fan of soup, but I know some may not be used to Korean tofu soup. The soups are extremely hot, they come boiling still, and with a raw egg to crack in there so it can cook in the soup. So sometimes it’s annoying to have to wait for it to cool down, but it’s so worth it still. It has a lot of tofu in it, which I like so there’s a lot to eat in each spoonful.
The bibimbap is a good light and healthy choice and has a couple meat choices including spicy meat. I usually put oil and vinegar that they have in it, I’m not sure if that’s how it’s supposed to be eaten but I like it with that.
Other good choices include the bulgogi quesadillas and bulgogi tacos! The bulgogi burrito was the only thing I didn’t like only because it was a little dry and could use some kind of sauce. But otherwise they’ve mastered the art of Korean-​Mexican fusion.
Finally, the employees there are the friendliest I’ve ever met. They’re all so nice help give the place a welcoming atmosphere. I’m pretty sure I’ve seen the owners working too and they’re just as friendly. It’s also cool to see that they recognize my boyfriend and I because we go so much, so it’s nice to know that they’re able to recognize us and show even more friendliness to us!

Loved it! Uhh… I wish I lived closer. Bakersfield is just not close enough.
My friend took me here and I had the bulgogi burger. Other than it needing more bulgogi it was good. Plus they know how to make good fries. I enjoyed the two sauces with the fries. The kimchi cucumber and cabbage were very good.
My friend got the bulgogi fries and those were so yummy. Again more bulgogi.
I loved the authentic metal chop sticks and yes, I ate my fries with them because I could.
Loved get a free bottle of water, just an added bonus imo.

Where do I start? The place is immaculate, the servers are super friendly and so is the owner and the food is good. It’s a fast food style Korean restaurant. It’s like the Legend’s of Korean food. My husband can’t get enough of their Bulgogi burrito combo, the Bulgogi super fries, and their Beef Bimbimbop. I personally love their wings, spicy tofu soup, and their Hambak steak (their take on the Loco Moco). The food is always made fresh and comes out so quickly. They are able to accommodate larger parties as well. We celebrated my bro-in-law’s birthday here and had about 20 people. They set up menu’s and a menu that had a breakdown of the ingredients which was really nice. They even cut and served us the birthday cake! Awesome service, good food, this will definitely remain our go to on Friday nights!

I was in the area and craving Korean food, and seeing the rating this restaurant got, I was curious to try it out! I am always a fan of fusion restaurants, and this place definitely met expectations! You order at the counter, and the staff is friendly and ready to give recommendations. I ordered the chicken bulgogi burrito, and the bulgogi fries. Both knocked it out of the park! Within our group, we ordered a variety of things, ranging from the bibimbap, rice bowls, kimchi fried rice and tacos – everyone was in love with the flavors and the generous amounts for the low price. You can also get kimchi on the side for free! My favorite dish was the bulgogi fries that we all shared. The fries were hot and fresh, and the bulgogi chicken topping (you can also get beef) was heavenly, and satisfied all of our cravings.
Wonderful place if you’re into korean and korean/​fusion restaurants. It’s at a great price as well. I can’t wait to come back!

How can I describe my experience after dining at K-​Towne88? It had me wanting to dawn my black shades and trot around the room gangnam style?!? Yeah yeah I know that was a bit cliché, but cut me some slack! =OP
Silliness aside, there was so much to love about the experience here. Immediately walking in we were warmly greeted by a woman (who from the simple fact that she was all over the place busing tables, checking on staff, and various duties) could’ve been the owner which always starts the meal off right.
The restaurant itself is tucked away in a quiet strip mall type area from all the hustle and bustle that has come to be Rancho Cucamonga and thanks to the power of Unilocal (well someone snatching a picture of the sign outside) I found this easier after a couple u-​turns. It’s next to a señor baja taco restaurant facing Foothill, FYI.
The menu itself was a bit intimidating at first as there was such a variety of items (both healthy and well not so healthy), but it does satisfy the strict nutrition guidelines of my sister in law so that shows that K-​Towne is pretty health friendly. Between the various ramen and bulgogi selections (tacos, fries, burritos, soup, etc.) there truly is something for every walk of life here! All reasonably priced at $ 10 or under pretty much and from the pictures the portions are beyond generous so how can you go wrong with that?
As an appetizer/​side item we had decided to feat on the kimchi balls. They were lightly breaded and crisped to perfection. Upon biting into them I was met with soft portions of rice, kimchi, and the sauce it was partnered with was what blew my mind. It had a bit of a kick, but it sure gave a kung fu punch of KRAZY to my taste buds! (The puns only get worse I promise). A definite must try for sure!
I set my entrée sights next on the beef bulgogi burrito and although it had a minor down overall I’d say it was a very health conscious choice to indulge in. The bulgogi itself was very thinly sliced yet quite tender in nature and not filled with gristle so hands down just a solid prepared piece of meat here! The vegetables paired with it (cabbage, carrots, and peppers I believe) were surprisingly crisp inside of the burrito, but tasted so fresh and light as well. There was a sauce lightly thrown in the mix of the burrito that was wonderful (possibly like a mayo of some sort) that was amazing, but to me the one con was not enough in each bite and I’d like to have seen a bit more of it (which is just my preference of things). I suppose next time I can ask for extra since I know what to expect now though.
Overall this has meat lover and vegan lover written all over it and I’ll certainly make a visit once again to share in that love any day of the week!