Les avis sur Jako présentent une cuisine fusion coréenne et japonaise, très appréciée pour ses plats savoureux et ses portions généreuses à des prix raisonnables, avec une ambiance cosy et un service rapide et attentif. Les plats revenant le plus souvent sont le bulgogi dolsot, le poulet katsu à la crème, le tteokbokki, le fried chicken, l'udon bulgogi et le sundubu, et les convives décrivent les saveurs comme riches et bien équilibrées, certains plats pouvant sembler un peu gras ou salés selon le choix. Le cadre est chaleureux et convivial, mais la lumière peut parfois être faible et la musique un peu forte, surtout en soirée; réserver est recommandé et le personnel donne des conseils utiles. Globalement, Jako est décrit comme une adresse incontournable pour partager un repas entre amis ou en famille, offrant des plats copieux et variés, un service aimable et une atmosphère agréable qui donnent envie d'y revenir.
This laid-back, spacious diner offers authentic Korean comfort food in a clean environment. The service is straightforward & attentive, providing flavorful, satisfying dishes at reasonable prices. It is a perfect destination for anyone seeking a casual & delicious everyday meal.
13 mars 2026
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This small, laid?back diner serves comforting, authentic Korean dishes. The space is clean & roomy, & the service is straightforward & attentive. The food is flavorful, satisfying, & reasonably priced. A great spot for an easy, casual meal.
cute little restaurant, the dishes are very good, we had the pork katsu donbori, bulgogi udon, tteokbokki yaki udon & dak galbi dolsot. portions are generous & the prices are also very fair for the quantity you get!! definitely recommend :)
Jako is a small, cozy Korean restaurant with a decent variety of dishes. I tried two of their dolsot (stone bowl) options:
• Bulgogi Dolsot - 9/10 A solid dish with a good portion of beef & a soft egg. Flavor was nice, though not as rich or memorable as I expected.
• Spicy Squid Dolsot - 7.5/10 A decent pick if you like spicy food, but the squid was a bit underwhelming (the thin small cuts felt more like a side than the main feature)
The place has a warm atmosphere, but I found it a bit too dark during dinner, it was honestly hard to see what I was eating.
Overall, Jako is a nice spot & worth checking out. It delivers on expectations & justifies its good ratings, though it didn't quite impress me personally.
This is an authentic Korean restaurant, & we've been there a few times-every dish has been great & never disappointing. The cheese katsu is the best ever, & other Korean dishes like the spicy pork & soft tofu soup were also really good. One thing to note is that they're always busy, so you'll need a reservation in advance.
I haven't been to Jako for a long time. A great Korean restaurant as I remembered. Went again today with a friend. Ordered three dishes to share. Sorry cannot remember the exact names, but they were fried chicken, dolsot with squid & fried Udon. They were all good, except a little bit salty. The fried chicken was amazing
4 août 2025
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I've been going to Restaurant Jako since 2020, & it continues to be one of the best Japanese & Korean fusion restaurants I've ever been to. Every visit somehow tops the last - the food, the service, & the overall experience just keep getting better.
Two of my all-time favorite dishes are the bulgogi yaki udon & the chicken katsu with cream sauce, mushrooms, & onions - both are packed with flavor & perfectly cooked every time. You can tell they care about quality & consistency. The staff is always friendly & welcoming, & the cozy atmosphere makes it a great place to relax & enjoy an amazing meal.
Highly recommend this gem to anyone who appreciates authentic & delicious Japanese-Korean fusion cuisine!
A tasty korean restaurant in the neighborhood! Great variety of dishes & drinks, plus they are delicious & portions are just perfect. All ingredients felt fresh & tasty.
If you're looking for a delicious cozy option, this is it. The karaage mayo donburi had an amazing sauce & the chicken texture was just perfect. The creamy seafood yaki udon was crazy good, the sauce was spicy & tasty, while the shrimps & the mushrooms were cookd perfectly.
The atmosphere could change a little bit, by having more light.
I loved the vibe! The karaage was delicious & their menu has a ton of intriguing dishes. The pork katsu was a bit soggy but other than that I really liked it!
First time here, got invited by a friend. Great cozy place, nice ambiance, polite staff. They have a not-so-big menu, just enough to try everything each time you visit them. i guess its their signature dishes which is perfect for me since i don't like tons of choices to choose from. My choice which was the pork donburi (stir-fried pork, rice, fried kimchi on the side, miso soup) it was delicious! My friend had the fried pork cutlet with rice. Yuummy.... beautiful presentation as well. only downside was the parking obviously since its in downtown, gotta find your street parking or! there is a paying parking lot right next to it which was $10 (i think this is better option since street parking ads up really fast by the hour) As a korean reviewing a korean/japanese restaurant,I will definitely go back & try their other dishes!
10 juin 2024
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Just came across this by chance as it was close to my hotel. Loved loved loved it. Fun energy. Great menu. Service was top notch. Dishes were super. Thank you everyone before me for rating it so high. You were all right.
I had the bulgogi dolsot. They don't give you any of those side dishes like the other Korean restaurants, the food would be more enjoyable with some kimchi or other side dishes to go with, it ends up to be a bit greasy without something fresh to cleanse your palette. & there is no crunchy crispy rice at the bottom of the bowl, a bit disappointing in that matter. Service is fast.
