Best bibimbap in Chantilly? I tried both their regular and stone-pot bulgogi bibimbap and I gotta say, their stone-pot bowl is my favorite. I have yet to try more Korean cuisines within the area, but so far, Taste of Korea is my favorite. Staff is friendly, and I believe it is better for takeout... Plus, they sell side dishes in large portions too. Their kimchi is one of the best! Try them out!

It has been a while since I went to Taste of Korea. They close on Mondays and Tuesdays. My niece and I came here for lunch. It was a full-service restaurant before, now it is a self-service restaurant. You order at the counter and pick up your food when it is ready. We ordered beef bibimbap and spicy seafood tofu stew. They came with four small sides. The food and portions were good. Check out this restaurant if you want some good and reasonably priced Korean food.

Cute little restaurant on a corner of a shopping plaza; plenty of parking is available. Even though the food was delicious; it's more of a Korean American fusion type restaurant (to me). You order and then you have a seat. You don't receive many (3 small portions) of side dishes. If you would like more, you have to purchase pretty large containers for an additional cost. Side are usually plentiful and varied at traditional Korean restaurants; because that's one of the best parts of the meal - to me - I was slightly disappointed. But with that being said, food was good; service was nice.

Impressive service, huge selection of meats, appetizers and cocktails at a very reasonable price.

My husband and I brought two toddlers to taste of Korea and really enjoyed our experience! The food: The menu itself was really interesting with lots of yummy options, so I definitely want to come back and try more. We got the bulgogi hot pot, rice cake and dumpling soup, and chicken bulgogi. Each came with three little side dishes on a tray. Everything was delicious and our boys especially loved the bulgogi hot pot! The service: When we came in we were greeted by the one woman behind the counter, who said we could sit anywhere and order at the kiosk. She also brought us a menu which was helpful before we went up to order. One nice thing is that the kiosk had pictures of all the items which helped us make some decisions. The food came out within 10 minutes! Also, the restaurant in general was quite kid friendly which multiple high chairs. It wasn't so quiet that I felt our kids were disturbing anyone. All in all - definitely a great place to check out, especially after a trip to the air and space museum which is about 8 minutes away. Next time I'll want to come earlier so we can try the dessert places nearby and check out Lotte.

Food- made to order with lots of quality ingredients. The meal is brought to you in individual trays and with your entree you are given your own individual ban chan(appetizer). Soup is included as well as a coleslaw salad. I ordered the bulgogi. Ambiance- order at the entrance kiosk or walk up to the friendly staff. Once you've ordered you wait until your name/ number or buzzer is called. Tables are cleaned right away so the next group can easily find a place to sit.

Food quality is very good. Always fresh made. It's a bit on the pricey side but it's always worth the money. Ordering is done via kiosk or via the register. Staff is super friendly and willing to take the time to help find a table. There's a private little book for groups of 6 or more. They don't take reservations. It's first come first serve.

I've been coming here for years and this past year they have changed their dining in concept. Wait staff is a thing of the past. Now you order at a kiosk, collect you meal, get your own water and utensils and bus your own table. Our go to is the bossam (boiled pork). This dish comes with soup, rice, salad and banchan side dishes. I love eating it wrapped in cabbage leaves and dipped in bean paste. It's delicious! My only gripe is since this new dining concept; you don't get refills on the side dishes. PRO TIP: Check in on YELP for a free soda!