Little Korea Bbq - Reserva de mesa

This place used to be “Little Korea” which I’ve enjoyed food. Made a day trip to Nola to go to Sukhothai, but didn’t know they have one hour break between 4-5. Anyway, quickly googled and decided to give a try with remembering how Little Korea was good. No way, FOOD WAS TERRIBLE and I paid almost $90 for three dishes with one appetizer. Ordered two Don Katsu (pork cutlet) and the meat was like either plant based patty from grocery store or fake meat taste texture. Sauce was bad enough that it tastes like water downed premade bottle sauce from store. My husband is not picky eater at all, he barely ate 3 pieces of the meat. I was going to take home for the veggies, he said “don’t bring trash h...

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I went in the afternoon as a random stop in as I passed. I got the tang soo yook (fried pork) it was a huge serving (for $25)iwas able to eat there, plus 2 more meals from it. They also give you Banchan (small side dishes) it was very tasty, and I'll be back. They do have grills@ a few tables, so you can grill your own BBQ. It was fun to see others do, but just be aware your clothes hair will smell the rest of the night like whatever others were cooking lol.

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Great option for Korean bbq. The chicken was marinated perfectly and the pork belly was delicious. They don’t have any shrimp or seafood option for the grill but they do offer a seafood pancake that satisfies the pescatarian option. Also a really big fan of their fried chicken wings. It’s fairly difficult to mess up a Korean bbq place, but they get all the extra stars for service and chill atmosphere.

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I had high expectations because the visuals were acceptable, but the soft tofu stew was so bland that it was just plain water. I ate it with seafood, but it felt a bit like the seafood ingredients used in jjamppong, and the beef stew was too salty. I really missed Korean food, but it didn't meet my expectations. The side dishes were very small and generally salty. Reserva una mesa ahora

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Not authentic Korean, but definitely a delicious taste of Korean American cuisine. The ssamjang was delicious! Every cabbage, lettuce, cucumber etc. piece was so crisp and fresh, including the kimchi. I really enjoyed the tofu japchae. We all liked the banchan too. LA galbi could’ve been a bit better cooked. Overall we are leaving full, happy and in good spirits!

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Went to Coco after a graduation. The atmosphere was nice. We had a large party and the no reservation and the servers were accommodating. The food was good and it was a new experience. I recommend the beef dumplings. Everyone loved them, the fired rice add chicken and for the grill the bulgogi (beef) and the chicken was good as well.

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I was here a couple weeks ago and had a great experience! Tuan was my server and was kind enough to thoroughly explain the menu items to me, since I was visiting New Orleans for the first time and was craving Asian food. Service was excellent and food was great. Next time I'm in New Orleans, I'll definitely be back!

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My favorite Korean BBQ spot in New Orleans. Whether you're celebrating a special occasion or simply craving an unforgettable meal with friends and family, Coco Korea BBQ is the place to be. Trust me, you won't be disappointed. Reserva una mesa ahora

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Everything was delicious, having the opportunity I would return without thinking about it

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Best Korean food in New Orleans. Great food and great service.

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