Arirang

Saw this little Korean restaurant when I was at Wingnutz. They are in the same plaza. I placed my order online, when I got there no one was at the restaurant at all. My food was already on the front desk and someone from the back waved at me, signaling to pick up the bag there. I ordered the combo special . It came with bulgogi beef, 2 pieces of fish cake, a small piece of egg, a little bit of kimchi, 3 fried dumplings, rice and a can of soda. It was supposed to also included a toy, but I got 2 small bags of sour patch kids. They must have ran out. I also ordered the rice cake soup.
The beef was a little tough, fish cakes and dumplings tasted ok. I wished they gave a little more kimchi. Rice was a little dry. For $13.95, it is not expensive but not too tasty. The rice cake soup was delicious. I was planning eating that tomorrow but decided to have a taste. I could not stop after the first bite, then continue to eat more than half of the soup.
So next time, maybe I will try other soups.

I'm not an expert on Korean food, but I enjoyed everything I had here.

Service was great and there was plenty of table seating, a mix of 4-6 person tables.

Their scallion pancake is a little thicker and crispier than others I've had, and I really enjoyed that. The Stir fried rice cakes (which also came with fish cakes) came in a flavorful sauce that had a kick, and were really enjoyable.

The Sizzling Stone Pot Bibimbap was good but I will say that it didn't come with much ground beef.

I split all three dishes with a friend and we left full and with a little bit of leftovers.

This hidden gem delivers amazing food without breaking the bank. The generous portions make it an ideal spot for sharing with friends. Despite its unassuming location, the restaurant is a must-try for anyone craving authentic and flavorful Korean food. The overall experience was a surprise.

I had a hankering for fried rice, and the hubbs was willing to fund my hankering, so I hit up the DoorDash app to see who with fried rice was offering free delivery tonight. Arirang had a free delivery offer, and was only a little over a half-hour wait, so we pulled the trigger. DoorDash ordering was easy, and drop-off was on time, contact-free, and well-packaged.

I went with chicken fried rice, and upgraded to add kimchi too. (As I said, the hub'ster was paying, hehehe.) My husband picked Korean BBQ fried chicken wings. Our son is a ramen-head, and went with egg and cheese ramen, with added chicken. And our vegan daughter selected the homemade kimchi dumplings and a side of white rice.

Our son enjoyed his ramen: a good portion that was a bit spicy, but he still splendidly slurped his noodles. Our daughter's kimchi dumplings were stuffed BIG! With five in the order, two were plenty for her, she shared one with her dad, and was happy to have two for lunch tomorrow. She said they had a nice fermented tang to them, and a good doughy chewiness.

My husband's chicken wings were piping-lava hot and very flavorful, but a bit too soggy for his liking. He ate a few, and put the rest into our oven under the broiler to crisp them up. The sweet, sticky sauce seared up nicely in the oven to a blackened glaze. If he orders these wings again, we'll ask for crispier next time. Still very tasty as they were, and easy enough to well-done them at home.

As for my fried rice, YUM! A generous portion of rice with veggies and eggs mixed in, plus the sides of chicken and kimchi. I did think the kimchi portion was a bit skimpy, but what I did get was very vinegary and delicious. The chicken was a nice savory taste, when mixed in with the hot and salty rice. Overall, this fried rice hit the spot for me!

Delicious delivery from Arirang tonight! Mostly hits, with a couple minor misses, but overall we were pleased with the experience. Our whole family enjoyed trying Korean dishes, and we'd gladly order again to keep eating our way through the Arirang menu. :-)

Lived in South Korea for three years and this is the BEST Korean spot in Buffalo. Other places we've been so with bbq and mixed fare in Buffalo always missed that nostalgic note for us but Arirang nailed it. Kimbap and kimchi jeon was straight out of Korea days!

We had to eat in our full winter gear - not sure if there was something wrong with the building or they just don't have great heat but it didn't take anything away from the food.

Will be back for sure!

Not great.... Ordered a seafood soup but very little seafood..... limbo was too large and dry

the jigae was amazing. not to mention, the service was like getting served by your very own grandma. at the end of a birthday party i went to there, she walked around and gave us fruit snacks and popsicles. it was such a sweet gesture!

Came here for a birthday dinner! I am always on the look out for Korean restaurants since they are hard to find in the area. I came across this place through a Google search .
When we arrived there was no one at the counter the greet us. I'm assuming they are short staffed since the person who eventually greeted us also took our order and cooked our food.
Despite the wait to get seated the food was delicious and the person taking care of of us, even though he looked a bit overwhelmed was very friendly.
The menu is a bit limited and you really won't find a large selection of authentic Korean dishes, the menu items you will find will be tasty tho!
Highly recommend the pork katsu. The pork was extremely tender on the inside and the breaded crust had the perfect crunch.
I had at least three helpings of their kimchi, had to be the best I've had at a restaurant! Definitely make sure you snag some when you get your meal!

So would consider this 6.8/10.

Got the bimbibap and got only a sprinkle of beef. Vegetables were some what plan and could tell they wanted to pickle them. Ban Chan was sub par. Fish cakes were old and cucumber was mushy.

Had a disco Laser in my view the whole time and there is no restroom.

Service was great though.

My daughter wants to do 'rd trip' and get a take out somewhere we never been. So I randomly searched and this happened to come out on my Facebook ads. Menu looked interesting. We ordered kimchi pancakes, shrimp siomay, Korean dumplings and beef noodles. I thought I ordered shrimp noodles as well alas apparently I didn't added to the cart. Poor my son didn't get his shrimp noodles. I have high expectations. And I'm honestly quite disappointed. The pancake and dumplings just ok. My son said the siomay is not good. I can't eat shrimp so I just have to trust him. The noodles look blah an unappealing not appetizing at all. And the taste also blah... I wonder if we just picked the wrong food. I should have stick with the known bim bim bap for example... o well. I would give another chance only when everything back open. Too far for take out and to get disappointed.