Yung's Cafe - Korean restaurant in Fairborn - 1328 Kauffman Ave, USA

Good food, great service! I went in after lunch rush. Air Force Base nearby rush happens. LOL. I ordered bulgogi, sweet taste with tender meat. When they bring your meal, they include a few side dishes that are amazing. I have to admit, the only name of the side dishes I remember is Kimchee. From the outside, this little Korean restaurant doesn't look like much, from the inside you will get big taste.

I've been here a handful of times over the years. Food is delicious and flavorful. Staff is very tentative. Vegan and vegetarian options. Food comes out quickly and is fairly priced. Pictured is the mandu, spicy tofu soup, and stone pot bibimbap.

Eaten here various times and all the food were good. Definitely one of my go to spots when I feel like eating Korean. Would recommend.

Great food. The pork bulgogi is very good.

We have eaten at many Korean restaurants, some fancy and others not so fancy, but this one is my favorite. Everything that we tried was delicious. When you see the inside, don't let the small town cafe look keep you from giving the food a try. You will not be disappointed.

Authentic Korean food at a reasonable price! We have been coming here over the years and the service and taste are impeccably good. The dinner menu is very large, we have to take half home for later. Nice selection of panchans that function as free refills. The only item I wish they had would be dak-galbi :) Friendly, hard-working family.

We do not have any authentic Korean restaurants in my home town, so it was worth the 30 minute drive to visit Yung's Cafe. The waitress was incredibly friendly and did not mind talking to us about the restaurant itself (They have been in business for 10 years!). The dining area is cozy and personable, but also comfortable. The food was beyond amazing and reminded me of my mothers cooking. It's obvious that this is a family owned business and I highly recommend trying them out if you ever get the chance.

Great food, had the pork stone bowl bibimbop, and the pork bulgogi with dumplings for start. All served with various side dishes including kimchi, all of which were good. The kimchi was spicy but very tasty. Would definitely recommend to look it up if your local to it.