Choi's Restaurant

This is truly my favorite Korean spot in College Station. I come here once or twice a week with my roommates, family, and friends, and I’ve never had a bad meal. And it’s been a year since I discovered Chois. Their tteok mandu guk is my personal comfort dish, but honestly every soup and stew here is amazing. It’s warm, cozy, homey Korean food that feels like it was made with so much care. They have a huge variety, so everyone I bring always finds something they love. I recommend this place to anyone who wants real Korean food! About the wait time: the food usually takes around 30-45 minutes, but that’s because they are clearly working hard in the back and making everything properly. I think it’s completely reasonable. It’s the type of place where you come in knowing you’ll have time to t

I know everyone has their own experiences when it comes to dining out. I had one of the best ones, it’s a shame that I was the only person to eat inside today 10/13/2025 and I gotta say I enjoyed it regardless. I ordered the Fish Cake Udon, the Fried Bulgogi Gimbap and an Iced Tea. It being a Mom and Pop shop, I knew there would be a wait and I think understanding that not everything perfect comes on time makes me glad my patience is instilled in me because it was well with the wait. I had just gotten off work and was craving something filling but good all around. I cannot stress this enough that it filled me up in general and with warmth that I can’t wait till I’m able to visit again! Best meal I’ve had in years and I don’t know Korean so I tried using my translation app to let the wonder

I love this restaurant so much!! I come here multiple times a month with my roommate and I’ve never had a negative experience. The owners are so sweet and the food is absolutely delicious. It is made to order, so you should expect to wait a bit, but this just means that the food you get is nice and fresh. I get the kimchi jjigae and I highly recommend it. I can’t say enough good things about this place!!

Came here a few times now. We ordered Sotteok Sotteok (lil smokies with Korean rice cake skewers is spicy and interestingly delicious), Gimbap (sushi was ok), grilled bulgogi (very tender and delicious), garlic fried rice (lots of bacon and delicious), Kimchi Jjigae (kimchee stew is a bit tangy, but it's packed with lots of kimchee and pork and super refreshing), and the kimchee pancake (awesome crust and texture plus it tastes delicious). Other times, we ordered the bulgogi, kalbi, and the tteokbokki. All their food was delicious. Overall, the price is reasonable for the quality of the food. We just moved here from Hawaii and I was worried that l'd only eat smoked BBQ or something like that lol, but it's nice to know that restaurants that sell Asian foods are available in this city. The

Roy, the student waiter, has excellent recommendations, the fried dumplings are the best in town. Get the bulgogi grilled.