I've tried various items and not one has disappointed me. If you love wings, deffinetly try their very meaty wings. The restaurant is small and noisy but in a comforting way Go early or you may have to wait for a table during peak dinner hours. Along with your dinner, you receive an assortment of little dishes with some Korean tastings ( for lack of a better word) You can even ask for more! Yum

Came yesterday evening for dinner with some friends, every staff member we encountered was very friendly and helpful. All the food was pretty good, and for a pretty reasonable price came with more than enough for leftovers! My only complaint would just be the layout of the restaurant itself, pretty crowded and chaotic.

Favorite Korean food around Cherry Hill. It's a small place, with the same few servers every time we go. The Korean sides are fantastic (please bring back the sprout dish) and the lunch boxes are an excellent value. I always get the Kalbi box and it comes with a salad, rice, and the most delicious japchae. We also tried the soy chicken wings one time and they were very tasty. The gyoza are also good.

I went here specifically for the wings because they rated high. They were pretty good. The wings are on the bigger size. The sauces seem to have a honey aspect to them which causes the wings to be glazed/sticky. Good crisp. Service was good, the restaurant was nice. I seen a lot of interesting dishes pass me, so I'll be going back to try something different.

Overall, Dolsot House serves solid Korean food with eager, if not rushed, service; however, on this visit the restaurant struggled with its A/C unit, eventually turning it off and opening the door where the humid summer evening was cooler than the sweatbox the restaurant had become. We were surprised to learn that banchan refills were limited to 3: we decided just to refill the pickled cucumber. While the mandu (6 to an order, evenly crispy, with great dipping sauce) and jap chae (flavorful) were terrific, the scallion and kimchi pancakes were very well done on the outside and a bit underdone in the center. The spicy fried chicken wings were delicious (more sweet than spicy). Entrees were well-received, though many wished they'd ordered cold dishes with the A/C issues.

This place has a constant churn of patrons. We came in as a party of 8 around 4:30pm hoping to avoid the rush hour crush of people. Lo and behold, place was packed at that time and stayed that way until we left. Must be a good sign! Ordered several items to try and all were good. Seafood pancake had a really nice crunch on the outside. Filling was okay. I liked that you have the option for sizes so small was perfect to share. Soy garlic korean fried chicken wasn't bad. I prefer less sauce. Had a good crunch and the size of the chicken wing was worth it. The beef bulgogi and tofu soup combination is a good bang for your buck. Its less than a normal full serving of beef and you get the tofu soup too. The soup broth was good. Giant chunks of tofu. A sprinkle of seafood. All in all, so satifsying when mixed with rice. Service was quick and attentive. The menu has a solid variety of Korean dishes to try. Glad we got a chance to stop h

Delicious and reasonably priced! This restaurant was full on a Saturday evening but we only had to wait about 10 minutes to be seated. The tables are packed it pretty tightly. The wings were very crispy. We had two flavors - honey garlic and spicy. Definitely liked the honey garlic a lot more . All the other dishes we ordered were delicious. The dumpling soup, bulgogi hot pot and Galbi. Loved the flavor on the Galbi! Bon chon side dishes were small; for a table of 4 people they should have provided a bit more.

Home-y korean restaurant with delicious food. The staff is friendly was very thorough with the menu. I got a spice level of 2 and that was perfect for someone who can't tolerate spicy food. I was able to walk in during lunch on a Sunday and there was plenty of seating