OORI Pottstown

Food was on point. Delicious Gojugaru wings and bulgogi wraps. Breading was crisp and delicious under the heat of the Korean spice. Service was excellent host was very friendly and welcoming and my waiter was fantastic. Ambiance was excellent. Absolutely nothing that I didn't enjoy about this visit! Can't wait to go back.

I have lived in the area many years and oori opened up for a while now and I drive past almost daily but never stop in to try. This past Saturday after I stopped in with my family for lunch, we were the only one there. It isn't a big place but it's have enough seating inside and outside. We were presented with a lunch menu, it does show anything for kids menu, I asked if the dinner menu was different and if we can ordered from it and the waitress wasn't sure and have to ask and she came back it depends on what is it that we want to order. The only reason I know what to order for the kids is because I looked up online ahead of time. Both my daughter and myself ordered a ramen, I ordered her a ramen with pork belly in beef broth, each item itself cost $6 so total of $18 for kids ramen, I found that to be expensive, I don't know what they will use if I didn't say beef broth. I ordered braised beef ramen as you can see in the picture there the kids ramen have so much more ramen in the bowl than the adult one. There wasn't much braised beef in the both as there were more garnish than actual meat. I also ordered a pork belly bun and that one is just right and tastes delicious. My wife ordered the tofu bibimbap and she enjoyed it. The taste of the food is good, however there are improvement can be made, such as kids menu, and better portions balance, this won't stop me from coming back, but improvement needs to be made for sure.

Food: 4 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5 Three friends and I dined here on Thursday night. Service and atmosphere were great. Very relaxing place. Nice and quiet, sort of felt like being in someone's large living room. Food was very good, I was just expecting a tad more zing or something that I can't quite put my finger on. I definitely recommend trying this place and I would go back with no hesitation.

Service: 5/5 Food: 3.5/5 Ambiance: 4/5 My bf and I came here for dinner and thought the service was outstanding. Our waiter and the manager were both extremely kind and attentive. Small and intimate byo restaurant with sleek and modern designs. Ordered traditional Korean bbq wings, beef bulgogi lettuce wraps and Dan Dan noodles. Each dish had a beautiful presentation. We only received one bonchan plate with half spicy pineapple and marinated bamboo. Normally Korean restaurants offers a handful of bonchon. Wish we received a bit more variety. Wings were fried perfectly and had a nice sweet sauce to it. There was a random feather that was stuck on one wing, which turned my bf off. My beef bulgogi lettuce wraps were just okay. Meat was very tender, but lacked flavor and the rice was a bit mushy. My bf had the Dan Dan noodles and we thought that was delicious. Very spicy and flavorful. I would get that again! Prices were reasonable and you can never beat a byo. I would come back again if I were in the area and try their ramen next time.

My New Year tradition is ethnic food on January 1st. We're flying to Seoul for a wedding in June, and Oori has been on our list for a while. A craving for fried chicken and ramen led us here on the first day of the new year, and Oori did not disappoint! Oori is a delight aesthetically. It's beautiful, clean, and welcoming inside. I should preface, right off the bat, I'm not sure how close Oori comes to AUTHENTIC Korean cuisine. However, the dishes we had were very good. My partner ordered the 12 piece fried chicken with two sauces - Korean BBQ & Sweet Chili. The chicken was super crispy, delicious, and hearty. He enjoyed his entire plate, which honestly, might have been enough for the two of us for an entire meal. They were big, juicy pieces, and he was not disappointed. The Sweet Chili sauce is reportedly their second most spicy sauce, but I didn't find it very spicy. Everyone has a different tolerance level, though. I had the spicy fried chicken ramen, and it was the ultimate comfort food. I loved the heat of the broth, the slurp of the noodles, and the crunch of the chicken - the perfect trio. Somehow the chicken was super crispy, but not dry and overcooked? Witchcraft, perhaps? The only complaint would be the heaping pile of sliced red bell pepper served on top. I either missed that on the menu, or it wasn't listed. Never the less, it was easy enough to remove since it wasn't mixed in. I cleaned my bowl. It was the perfect meal for a new year. The staff was awesome. We were the only people dining-in during our visit, but lots of take out orders. Our waitress was attentive, the manager and chef were welcoming and funny, and we felt like royalty. This could be because we were the only ones there, but based on other reviews, seems like their service is always on point. If you're looking for authenticity, you might be disappointed - but there's no doubt the food is delicious, and served quickly with a smile.