I-Ho's Korean Grill - Korean restaurant in Bozeman - 321 W Main St, USA

The food was tasty but the wait time was ridiculously long. When I say ridiculously long, I mean it. We were at the restaurant for almost two and a half hours. And it's not because we were chatting it up. The restaurant was very short-staffed with one server, a manger who was jumping around, and one cook. We were there for 30 minutes before someone walked over to bring us water and take our order. The manager was honest about running behind because they didn't have enough staff - but I don't think anyone expected just how long. There were other families and couples who waited for 15-20 minutes to have their orders taken before walking out. We tried to be as understanding of this as possible. After waiting for over an hour to get our food, we were more than ready to eat. We started with the Yaki-Mandu for an appetizer and it was really good. The dipping sauce and cucumber salad that come with it helped elevate the flavors from the mandu. I ordered the sizzling bi-bim-bap with bulgolgi. Everything in my hot stone bowl was delicious. The rice was cooked perfectly, the vegetables were seasoned well, the bulgolgi was tender, and the fried egg brought it all home. Just be careful when eating from the hot bowl with your metal spoon! My fiancé ordered a combination plate - it was supposed to be bulgolgi with a side of chicken wings. What he got instead was a plate of chicken wings and a side of kimchi. I'm not sure how his order got so mixed up but the chef ended up bringing out a bowl of bulgolgi on the side to make it right. The food was tasty and the restaurant itself was very clean and welcoming. I would come back of the restaurant was well-staffed but until then, I can't justify the time and money.

Food was so yummy and the waitress was kind and personable. I liked the laid back atmosphere and the food came out fairly quickly but tasted very fresh

This place is a Gem! The food was great I went in the middle of the afternoon on a Wednesday and there were only a few people there. The food serving was generous and very flavor! Will definitely go back!

This was a nice find as I love Korean BBQ having spent a number of years working for a Korean company, and these were always a must in every city we went. This one did not disappoint. The decor was a mix of modern and old style with a bozeman country flair. The food is all scratch made, and while they do not offer as much variety as others I have visited, what they do have is delicious. If you want to cook at the table, you will need to call ahead! They offer traditional beef ribs, pork belly, bulgogi beef, and chicken. The bonchon or side dishes were a nice array of pickled radish and carrots, flavorful kimchi, cucumber, spinach, bean sprout, and lettuce. They were all very tasty. I only wish they offered the pickled radish wrap, which is one of my favorite accompaniments. They also offer a nice variety of beers and kambucha to wash down your meal. If you have never had Korean BBQ you are missing out and for those that have, this is a good spot to enjoy.

This is absolutely the worst Korean food I've ever had. My wife is Korean, so we've eaten in many Korean restaurants in Seattle, Portland, Denver, and Seoul. This was really bad. Most of the food really had no taste. Kimchi a small bit. There was not a single Korean present. The interior is old hamburger joint. But to top it off, it is very expensive. $77 for two, no alcohol since they have no license. Anywhere else would have been maybe $40-$50.

Surprisingly good Korean food in Bozeman. Clean and spacious. Very good and fast service. Tasty food and decent price. The place is not well visible from the Main Street but there are plenty of parking spots at back street. Love to go back if in town.

As a Korean American who traveled to Korea, ate authentic K food, i can say the food was good. We ate dolsot bibimbap, soon tofu. Glad to be able to eat Korean on this ski trip. The portion was very generous to share.

Lots of diverse vegetables, very generous. I ordered the bibimbap ($16) and was nervous there wouldn't be enough veggies so I added a banchan appetizer ($8). I didn't need to. Thank you for a sumptuous lunch!