Great food and service. I am pretty picky and I would definitely return! Enjoyed my dinner very much.

Food was good, but the service does take some time. There's only one person serving the tables and it took a loooong time to get our food. The banchan was tasty... refills are $1 each and don't expect the same portion size... felt like it was less. Korean herbal tea is not the same as Korean tea. I was not a fan and next time will order green tea. Ordered the galbi. Good portion but the meat was also fatty. Purple rice is always great. They only do takeout after 7 pm and if the tables are full she will give you the choice of waiting or leaving. Good spot and I'll probably come back.

Have been a customer for over 10 years. If authentic is what you want then you just hit the jackpot

This place feels like home. The food tastes like love. The staff are so kind. My 4 year old loves the bulgogi and I enjoy the kimchi. My biggest complaint and what keeps me from going back more is the location and the parking lot. Not a fan of trying to get there and find parking.

Stumbling upon Kim's Korean Restaurant was like finding a hidden gem I wish I'd known about way sooner. It's this cool little spot that's super laid-back and makes you feel right at home the minute you walk in. The folks there are all about making sure you're good, serving up some seriously tasty food that hits the spot just right. And the vibe? Totally chill, like you're hanging out at a friend's place. Eating there feels like coming back home after being away for ages.

Reasonably priced and delicious home style cooking! The staff is friendly. I loved their kimbap and was happy to get them with purple rice. The kimbap appetizer is enough for a full meal. It was nice to have a healthy option to eat in the area. I appreciate all the yummy and authentic side dishes. I loved it so much that I ended up going back 3 times in the week which is unlike me. The place is cozy and can get a little crowded. But the food is worth the wait and the price.

I LOVE this place for lunch/dinner. The Korean food here is so authentic and tastes amazing. My favorite is their beef kimbap and the bibimbap. The use of purple rice is appreciated, tastes delicious too. It's so rare to find hand rolled kimbaps anymore and Kim's does it to perfection. The bibimbap is also so unique. I've had many bibimbaps and they usually all taste the same, but there's something special about this one. Their lunch specials are a really good deal! Really friendly servers. Lots of indoor seating. Parking is good, but the Dutch bros line can be annoying.

A small, cute restaurant that has a 'hold in the wall', family-owned vibe. There are a few parking spots in front of it, but there are more spots to the side as well. We went around 5PM on the weekend. The place is packed and there was 1 server attending all ~9 tables, plus take-out orders. She was doing a great job! The food came slow (30+ minutes for 4 dishes), but I'm sure it's because they were running a bit behind with so many customers inside the restaurant. I didn't mind and no one else inside seemed to either! Everything you order comes at once, including the banchan (that is provided with your meal) and rice. The food was delicious, authentic, and well-priced. Nothing was overall salty or sauced. I probably wouldn't get the noodles again as I'm not a big fan of the type of noodle/sauce used, but the rest was spot on. I love that they give 9 different banchan, which all tasted amazing. I loved the cucumber especially! Also, I LOVE the purple rice! It has a subtle nutty flavor and I don't see it a lot in other Korean restaurants. I think this place stands out a lot from the places I've tried in Spokane. Would love to come again to try other menu items!