Iya's Korean Kitchen - Dine in

Dining experience was really good , atmosphere was really cozy and food quality was also pretty good. We went there for dinner and ordered Mozzarella Corn Dog, Chicken pancakes, and spice ramen. Corn dog was really amazing, super crunchy and really soft inside with amazing sauce. Pancakes were also really light and amazing. Ramen was also good and spicy. Price is also reasonable so i will recommend this place if you want to experience Korean dining at reasonable price

The thing I like most about this place is that they have adapted the cuisine to suit Indian palate. We get to taste a whole range of Korean food without feeling skeptical of the taste difference, because they have you covered with the perfect balance between the authentic taste and your accustomed taste. But I will reserve 1 star because I've been to this place more than once, and each time something from their menu is not available. Of course there might be days when something is genuinely not possible to be available, but I have missed out on Kombucha once and mochi ice cream the other time, but nevertheless, a must visit !!!

My recent visit to this Korean restaurant was a delightful experience! The atmosphere was cozy and inviting, with traditional Korean decor that added to the ambiance. We ordered a variety of Korean favorites, and each dish was expertly prepared and presented. The food quantity was very generous, and we left feeling satisfied. While the bibimguksu was delicious, the portion size was overwhelming for two people. Must try kambucha(drink) and savory pancakes.

Interesting menu of Korean food adapted to Indian taste. The fried chicken was acceptable, could do with more flavouring. The Classic Kimbap (sushi) was good and would definitely recommend. Next item we ordered was Korean Bulgogi prawn taco - very tasty and delicious - do try them. Lotus stem starter/snack is nice, crunchy - Good to have it at hand while waiting for food. My least favourite thing was the humble kimchi and could definitely do with some work on fermenting/pickle-ing!

Absolute blast of a spot, had my birthday over there. Lovely people. And they had a birthday freebies for me and that was wholesome. Pluse that cinnamon roll was lovely.

Amazing food. Very tasty. Good portion and pricing. The seating style section is good. However, the overall ambience needs to improve , the acoustics of the place are bad and it gets super noisy.

Here are my Reviews (5/5 for Service) (3/5 for Atmosphere) (4/5 for Food) I visited this establishment two days ago and had a generally positive experience. The atmosphere was satisfactory , meriting a 3 out of 5 rating. While it was decent, there is room for improvement to make it more inviting and comfortable. Regarding the Food , it was well-presented and tasted good overall. Here are my specific thoughts on the dishes: - Kimchi: The side salads for the kimchi were acceptable, though not outstanding. I would rate the kimchi 3 out of 5 as it did not fully meet my expectations.I have tried in Soel Jib which was upto the mark... - Ramen Chicken : The ramen was flavorful but fell slightly short of expectations, earning a 3.5 out of 5 rating. The fried chicken in the ramen was a ok fried was good at first but the after taste was upto mark. - Tteok-bokki : This dish was a delightful surprise and thoroughly enjoyable. You must try this dish . Serving is enough for two. Kimbap : The dumplings were average, with the cuts being too thick, which detracted from the overall experience. -Kombucha : The kombucha was refreshing, similar to a breezer but with a milder taste. It was an excellent addition to the meal. Note: Consider ordering Chicken instead of fish and prawns as chicken is fresh as comperd to fish and prawns which is frozen food. Overall, I would rate the food 4 out of 5. This place is a good choice for a meal,Ok for some one who trying out first time Particularly if you value excellent service. I would recommend giving it a try!

My first time going to Iya's was my first time at trying Korean food as well, so my opinions might be a bit influenced by that. The quantity for jjajangmyeon and tteokbokki was filling for 1 person. We went in excited to try corn dog, but it was a bit underwhelming for my taste. To top it all off, we enjoyed mochi ice-cream, which is a subtle-flavored Japanese dessert. Overall, the exploration of another different cuisine was a delight, though a bit overpriced.