Reviews for Koy in Boston, MA
Great restaurant and bar. The pu pu platter was extraordinary and served a great selection of tempura shrimp, chicken skewers,... spicy wings, crab Rangoon and spring rolls. The spicy chicken was also fantastic and had a great balance of sauce, crispychicken and sweet mayo sauce. While we got it with the white rice, I would highly recommend their fried rice instead The Thaitea is a must try. Its rich, creamy and floral for lack of a better word. Read more
We showed up late, about an hour until close and there was no complaints from the staff. We were seated promptly. I ordered the... Pupu Platter and my friends ordered Bulgogi. Everything came out quickly and tasted amazing. I definitely had leftovers. Greatdining experience! Read more
The sushi was delicious but I was not given a seat and had to stand at the bar eating my sushi since they told me the place is... reserved for an event. The soy sauce was too salty, even for me that usually use salt with my food. The staffs were kind andgave me lots of water with ice since the weather was too hot. The order was made quite fast which was very nice. I orderedCalifornia and Philadelphia maki rolls and liked them both. Read more
Everything about this place should be a five star review with no problem at all . Nice cozy interior with music playing and a... nice modern vibe. Food was fresh tasting and delicious and we ended up passing our three different dishes around. Then theclassic happens that you can’t get your cheque at the end . We sat without food or drinks for about twenty minutes waiting .My wife approached our waiter after a while and requested it but still nothing. When I couldn’t wait any longer I askedanother member of staff to ring it up . This wouldn’t stop me returning but maybe then can improve on this . Read more
I dont usually give bad reviews, i would rather not review at all but this was necessary. I was never more disappointed on any... "korean" restaurant as this one. I know korean dish like Bibimbap uses sesame oil. There was no hint of it. Bulgogi was cookedwith noodles in it? I've never seen that done and not to mention it was soupy. Only good thing was scallion pancake. If you'relooking for authentic korean food, don't go here. With all that they charged for food i.e. about $30 for Bulgogi, it doesn'tcome with any sides. Not even Kimchi. Whoever runs this or cooks "Korean" dishes, I highly suggest watching some YouTubetutorials, please. And no I'm not reviewing based on YouTube videos. I grew up with Korean family. Read more
A very cool Korean fusion place. We did the Boston Dine out menu and it was a lot of food! Very interesting combinations and... each dish tasted ok (a few dishes were a bit on the salty side for my taste). Read more
Unique Korean place with a hint of Boston culture. I loved the way they infused Korean with American here. I did try the... shareable Soju and trust me the pineapple one tastes great! One suggestion though is to improve on the straws, since all of usobserved that the drink was spilling in our plates from the big straws. Also, Bibimbap here is a must try! I also felt theseating was not perfect. My chair rocked and I needed to replace it. Other than that - great vibe, great view and fantastictaste of all the items we ordered. Quite recommended! Read more
Koy is probably one of the least popular Korean restaurants in Boston. My friend and I recently took a visit on a weekday, and... we were the only people dining at the restaurant. Although they advertise themselves as a Korean fusion restaurant, their foodoverall felt like less authentic Korean food served in a contemporary plating style. Most of the dishes we ordered looked nice,but weren’t good representations of authentic Korean flavors. Seafood scallion pancake was the only redeeming quality as itwas the best I’ve tried so far in Boston. Read more