Kalbi

Delicious tasting Korean food and friendly service. I just would’ve loved it if there were a couple side dishes that came with the dish as I am used to that back home. I ordered the Duk Bokki. It had an amazing balance of flavour and spiciness. I didn’t care too much for the egg on top though.

Really kind staff let me use their washroom when I didn’t even indicate that I was going to purchase from them since I had initially wanted to dine in but they had a full house of reservations. I did eventually do takeaway for dinner - the highlight was the japchae for me. All the other dishes I had were mediocre - beef bulgogi was charred and wasn’t the best in terms of seasoning and the fried chicken just tasted like it was put in gochujang. Felt like the food was kinda mid given that I’ve had way nicer Korean food before.

Fantastic delicious food! Great service too. The Kimchi fried rice was delicious as well as the spicy beef. Even the lettuce was so fresh crunchy and sweet.

Their Kimchi Fried Rice served in iron pan is a bonus as it add a slight smokiness enhancing the flavour of the fried rice. Their Kimchi is well fermented and was not spicy at all. Their Beef Bulgogi is good. Their thinly sliced beef was well marinated. Topped up with lettuce leaves and a dollop of ssamjang elevated the taste. Their Korean Fried Chicken comes with crispy, crunchy coating and flavourful sauces. Topped up with the radish therein before started another piece of chicken will refresh your tastebud. Overall having a good dining experience there. The serving was quick as well. Their food portion is generous too.

First of all, I did not expect it to be this busy! Me and my partner did a walk-in and were asked to wait half an hour. It was very busy and there were 2 workers serving, so it was understandable why we were told to wait outside in the cold for a bit before they came to tell us how long we needed to wait. The food, on the other hand, was perfect for a cold winter night. We ordered the stew with rice, seafood pancake, chicken & the special chicken katsu(?). The chicken katsu (?) was a very thin piece of chicken covered with a lot of bread to make it crispy. Barely tasted like chicken, which was not that good. The stew was great, very flavourful, and suited the rice great. There were plenty of clams, tofu, and meat in the stew. It was very filling. The pancakes were crispy and very delicious, too, while the chicken were half good and half mediocre. The original chicken was very good while the very spicy just tasted like red pepper paste. Overall, it was delicious food, but some were not up to par. Would definitely go again to enjoy the stew on a cold night and would definitely book beforehand.

The food is superb! Satisfying korean food! Must try this out! Also the service is good! Just need to make a reservation so that you will have a seat since the place is not big to accommodate a lot of people.

Whenever I am visiting Hobart, I head for Kalbi - a small Korean restaurant serving up some great food at reasonable prices in North Hobart ( Elizabeth Street). The onion pancakes are delicious, as are the kimchi arancini balls and bulgogi. Get there early to ensure you snare a table.

Such a cozy restaurant with delicious food ♡ team was amaaazinggg, top notch service! What a pleasant dinner, will be back and try more food. Thank you all

Delicious tasting Korean food and friendly service. I just would’ve loved it if there were a couple side dishes that came with the dish as I am used to that back home. I ordered the Duk Bokki. It had an amazing balance of flavour and spiciness. I didn’t care too much for the egg on top though.

Really kind staff let me use their washroom when I didn’t even indicate that I was going to purchase from them since I had initially wanted to dine in but they had a full house of reservations. I did eventually do takeaway for dinner - the highlight was the japchae for me. All the other dishes I had were mediocre - beef bulgogi was charred and wasn’t the best in terms of seasoning and the fried chicken just tasted like it was put in gochujang. Felt like the food was kinda mid given that I’ve had way nicer Korean food before.

Fantastic delicious food! Great service too. The Kimchi fried rice was delicious as well as the spicy beef. Even the lettuce was so fresh crunchy and sweet.

Their Kimchi Fried Rice served in iron pan is a bonus as it add a slight smokiness enhancing the flavour of the fried rice. Their Kimchi is well fermented and was not spicy at all. Their Beef Bulgogi is good. Their thinly sliced beef was well marinated. Topped up with lettuce leaves and a dollop of ssamjang elevated the taste. Their Korean Fried Chicken comes with crispy, crunchy coating and flavourful sauces. Topped up with the radish therein before started another piece of chicken will refresh your tastebud. Overall having a good dining experience there. The serving was quick as well. Their food portion is generous too.

First of all, I did not expect it to be this busy! Me and my partner did a walk-in and were asked to wait half an hour. It was very busy and there were 2 workers serving, so it was understandable why we were told to wait outside in the cold for a bit before they came to tell us how long we needed to wait. The food, on the other hand, was perfect for a cold winter night. We ordered the stew with rice, seafood pancake, chicken & the special chicken katsu(?). The chicken katsu (?) was a very thin piece of chicken covered with a lot of bread to make it crispy. Barely tasted like chicken, which was not that good. The stew was great, very flavourful, and suited the rice great. There were plenty of clams, tofu, and meat in the stew. It was very filling. The pancakes were crispy and very delicious, too, while the chicken were half good and half mediocre. The original chicken was very good while the very spicy just tasted like red pepper paste. Overall, it was delicious food, but some were not up to par. Would definitely go again to enjoy the stew on a cold night and would definitely book beforehand.

The food is superb! Satisfying korean food! Must try this out! Also the service is good! Just need to make a reservation so that you will have a seat since the place is not big to accommodate a lot of people.

Whenever I am visiting Hobart, I head for Kalbi - a small Korean restaurant serving up some great food at reasonable prices in North Hobart ( Elizabeth Street). The onion pancakes are delicious, as are the kimchi arancini balls and bulgogi. Get there early to ensure you snare a table.

Such a cozy restaurant with delicious food ♡ team was amaaazinggg, top notch service! What a pleasant dinner, will be back and try more food. Thank you all

This is my second time ordering takeaway through Iner Eats from Kalbi. They are fast and efficient. The food is well packaged and delicious. I highly recommend the boneless fired chicken. I've had the honey soy, but the sweet and spicy is my favorite.