Kim's Korean Restaurant - Korean restaurant in Fort Walton Beach - 99 Eglin Pkwy NE, USA

We recently had their Korean barbecue here and it was amazing. We had short ribs the first time which were marinated to perfection, and pork belly the second time which had the perfect amount of fat. The barbecue combo comes with rice, a choice of stew, salad, some lettuce, and small dishes. Great value and experience. Highly recommend!

This is the bibimbap “beef” that I got, all this year the service and attitude from the servers are worst and worst each time. Every time I go it seem like I owe them a lot of money and they don’t welcome the customer. Won’t be coming back, go to OSAN, it’s better , wayyyyy better

First time trying this place I give it a 3.5 looks like family owned. The Spicy Pork Bulgogi was so good! The Beef Bulgogi was alright. Wish it had more flavor or seasoning. Side dishes were good and soju was fantastic! We came during 3pm on a Saturday so they gave us dinner menus. Spent around $65+ tip

Overall a great dining experience, with authentic Korean cuisine and polite, friendly staff. The portions are delightfully large! On the one hand you'll get your money's worth, but it's best to plan ahead and arrive at least hour before close so you aren't rushing to pack away the last half of your dinner in 15 minutes.

We really enjoyed this place; good food and friendly staff. Pork bulgogi was delicious and I'm looking forward to going back and trying more! It's expensive for two; about $70 but that seems to be the going rate around here. Would recommend.

From my first experience here. It felt like being invited into someone’s home for dinner. The BBQ was phenomenal and the service was amazing. The people here are very welcoming and friendly.

We have been eating here for over 10 years. It is a 45 to 60 minute drive for us from Pensacola, but the quality and value is worth it for us. The wife loves their Yukgaejang soup, and I have like all I have eaten there. I have had bi-bim-bop, kimchee chigae and fried rice among other dishes. My favorite is the yaki mandu, a fried Korean wonton with ground pork. I have eaten it several times in Korea and Korean homes, but the BEST is available here!

Worst food ever. Ten of us stopped here for a post grad celebration. It was my 1/2 Korean sister's graduation & her mom wanted to buy us dinner. The food was so salty I cd not eat it. It was ineatable. We told the waitress when I sent it bk to the kitchen. They charged us anyway. Told my sister never repeat this again. Instead, go to the Asian buffet near Liza Jackson or the one across fm the boat depot on 98. The bill was $300 plus tips.