Great food, it's a lot better than most Korean restaurants you will find nearby! Definitely will come again.

Very friendly staff and clean all around. Delicious food at a great price! Definitely coming back here if im ever in town again!

My family and I were in town for a trip to Niagara Falls State Park, and found food to be a bit of a struggle here. Besides food trucks and tourist traps like the Rainforest Cafe, there weren't many options to choose from, especially within walking distance. We gravitate towards Asian food, so despite the low-ish reviews we decided to stop in since it was one of the only options nearby. Pyung Taik is cash only and closes relatively early at 7PM, so go early! We stopped in around 6:00PM and that was more than enough time to order, eat, and pay. It is a very humble establishment with minimal decor, seating, and not too many menu options; however, they have all of the classics and everything we ordered tasted wonderfully homemade. We ordered the seafood pancake, hot stone bibimbap, soft tofu soup, and bulgogi hot pot. All were pretty good, especially the seafood pancake and soft tofu soup--really flavorful and much better than the average Korean homestyle restaurant! Everything comes with banchan as well, and the owner often came by to ask if we wanted refills. Price was a bit higher than other local options, but I'd say compared to other places that were open at the moment and quality, it wasn't bad at all. Most dishes ranged from $12-20 USD, with the larger portion options around $30-40 (probably able to feed 3-4 people). I hope more people stop in to support! Seems like a lovely small business in an otherwise _sparse_ food area.

They say "never judge a book by its cover." It is true! You might feel skeptical about the exterior of the place or even the interior but, let me tell you, the food is homemade Korean and the dishes, from seafood pancake to beef soup to side dishes are absolutely yummy. It is s true gem in the neighborhood. Do not miss if you love Korean food.

BRING CASH!!! Now that we have that out of the way (no cards accepted) lets talk about the food. This was good old Seoul food! OK - I couldn't resist. But the food here is more home-cooking than restaurant style. You'll find many of your Korean favorites here - Bulgogi, Japchae, Donkatsu, Braised Short Ribs - and all very, very good judging by the enthusiasm of our fellow diners. We had the Scallion and Seafood Pancake and the Dol Sot (Bibimbap in a hot stone bowl). Both were flavorful and the pancake had actual pieces of identifiable seafood in it. We have had Korean everywhere in the US, in China and in Korea... this stands up to any of those, but with a definite "home" vibe. I have seen a couple of reviews carping about the portions. Its not "All-you-can-eat-Shrimp-Night" at the Golden Corral, but we were stuffed when we left and (regretfully) left a few bites behind. The kimchi (all of them!) were good, although I think they intentionally held back on the gochugaru - the Korean fiery red chili powder that gives Korean food a lot of its heat - so as not to melt out tender-tongued Canadians and Americans. They came around twice to offer to replenish our kimchi, which we gladly accepted, especially the radish and the cabbage varieties. Let's be clear - this is a modest establishment. If you are coming for the atmosphere - don't. If you are looking for over-the-top "HI! My name is Heather and I'll be your server today!!!" bubbliness, this is not your place. The waiters are polite and helpful but restrained and not fawning. The food is good and filling, but not fussy. This is a great place to get really good food. The prices are a bit higher than I think the food and atmosphere warrant but are not astronomical. We left happy we came. That's what it is all about, isn't it? 4 GOOD SOLID STARS!

Very solid Korean restaurant, they were out of some things when we went but Niagara Falls in general has a hugely depressed economy even when it's not a pandemic so that's to be expected. Hubby and I eat a ton of Korean food, it's all over the place where we live, so we have a pretty good idea of what to expect. First off, BRING CASH. Since it's rare for a restaurant not to accept cards I want to call that out loudly. Thank you to the other reviewers who did so, you saved me some embarrassment since I rarely carry it. Because they were out of a few things like I said (like bulgogi for one), we ended up with galbi (beef short ribs) and a seafood pancake and a bottle of soju. No froofy fruity sojus like I'm used to drinking at my favorite Korean bar, just straight up soju which pretty much tastes just like sake. Knocked me on my butt. Figuratively speaking. Four of us polished off the bottle. The waitress seemed surprised we ordered it for some reason... oh well. The seafood pancake was delicious, the galbi was just right and the banchan were right in line with what I'm used to. Two of us shared the dishes and we were plenty satisfied. Prices (that other reviewers complain about) are quite fair for Korean food and the quantities. It's not a cheap cuisine. Additionally, I didn't notice any bad smell, and it was clean, no one was rude, so not sure what that previous reviewer was complaining about from a couple weeks previous. It's a little off the beaten path, though not far. The neighborhood is definitely questionable, not so much because it's poor and rundown but because the Players Sports Bar a couple doors down has some questionable activity going on. The restaurant itself is a great place to eat, especially if everyplace on 3rd street is packed.

This is the only Korean place in Niagara Falls and it's recently reopened as of July 1st after a long break during COVID. I love the simple and humble vibe here -- the interior is nice and updated and there's a beer/wine/soju menu as well. I ended up ordering take out. At first, the women didn't want to take my takeout order and insisted I come in to order, but after some reassurance that I wouldn't not show up, she was happy to take my order. I got the Kimchee Soup (#3 - 14.99) and the Bibimbap (#13 - 15.99). The Kimchee soup was delicious and served with pork and rice and lots of kimchee. It had a delightful kick to the broth and was very tasty. The Bibimbap was pretty good with an egg over the top and a bunch of vegetables. I though the price was a little high for the portion, but ultimately it's downtown Niagara Falls which is fairly touristy and I want to support the only Korean restaurant. It's off the busy strip and in the middle of nowhere, but I definitely recommend you come here and at least try the Kimchee soup and more of their menu, whether you're a local or just visiting the Falls.

It was a nice dinner when I went in. Although pricey, I like how it felt authentic. I got the bolgi or whatever it was called and it was well worth it. I did share this entree, there was no way I could eat all of it myself. The meat was sweet and savory. The side dishes aren't really side dishes, I would say they are more of flavor enhancer's. Even though it was one dish, pairing it with different side dishes in the bite have new and interesting taste. I will be going here again. My only complaint is how dingy and dirty it is in there. Place needs an update, or a nice scrub.