Kogi Bar & Grill

My husband and I came here for dinner as we had talked about going for over a year. This place had been talked up by my husband and many locals for a long time. We booked a reservation for a Sunday about 2 weeks in advance as this was valentines weekend. We had to reschedule our reservation to an hour later, they accommodated.. until 20 minutes after our original reservation, a woman called us asking “are you coming to your reservation because you are 20 minutes late” - I informed her of our adjustment! Environment: They were busy! Very busy.. as the staff were running around - a line out the door watched and stared. Every server looked like they were called in last minute, the place was filled with large tables of high schoolers, and middle schoolers or just moms with their kids. (Kogi

Food was good! The service felt disorganized. We waited almost as long to order or pay as we did to eat, but everyone was friendly and trying their best. If they tighten up the service flow, I think I would’ve had a much better experience. It just took away from the meal a bit. Would recommend trying.

Best sushi in Plymouth!! I had the poke bowl all the flavors are 5 stars! The magical symbiosis of flavors paired with fresh fatty tuna is amazing. My kids also love the ramen and fried pork dumplings. Can’t wait to go back not just for the food but the environment and spectacular service.

As a person who was tried actual authentic Korean food I can assure you this is far from it. Horrible taste. Their house sauce wings are horrible. I placed a take out order and opened the box of wings and saw a pool of soy sauce at the bottom and dry wings. I don’t know how they found a way to do this. And please don’t get me started on the “bulgogi” it’s the most dry thing I’ve ever ate. These people are not Korean this is a facade. The bulgogi is dry and no sauce at all this was a horrible experience never again. Better off getting Trader Joe’s bulgogi …

We shared The Mayflower which was more than plenty for 2. I found service to be a little hectic under the busy Sunday evening crowd. The atmosphere was trying to be peaceful "japandi" but the seating arrangements allowed for almost no privacy or peace from the many tables with small children. The environment was simply too chaotic to relax in.