Q Bistro

Awesome place, you don’t find that many places in vegas with good customer service, but this place is the exception. The waiter and waitress was really nice and helpful and courteous. Food was great as well.

It’s our first time here. We loved it. Good food, the price is reasonable. We’ll be back

Having seen the high ratings on this new korean place, I was REALLY excited to try the Q bistro. Here’s the break down:
Service was HORRIBLE. Basically a few kids more interested in staring at the cash register than doing their jobs. We rang the service bell three times before we got any attention, took at least 5 minutes to order and another 5 minutes to get our beer.
Food
Wings — crispy outside but soggy inside. Too much garlic in the flavor.
Seafood pancake: decent, but once it got cold the oil used became more rancorous in taste.
An-​ju. Pretty decent, liked the siracha/​mayo dipping sauce, grilled squid nice texture and not overcooked.
Yuk gae jang — possibly the worst I’ve ever had in my life. Soup tasted eerily similar to msg-​laden Shin ramen instant soup mix — not fresh, and barely any beef in it.
Rice– for me a barometer of a Korean restaurant (second only to ban Chan of which there was none offered). Was mealy, dry and lacking any redeeming value.
Beer/​wine list probably worst in my recent memory. No craft/​draft beers, only korean wines (which is an insult to the word «wine» usually), they ran out of asahi so we were stuck with Sapporo and hite.
If only my korean bretherens owning restaurants in vegas ditched the «the least I can do to make the most profit» modus operandi and put some passion and imagination into their trade!

My KFC expertise: legendary but this is my first time here. I already like the ambiance and plenty of Kpop video playing (which i like). Ordered bulgogi pizza. Delish! Chicken wings are really good and came fast compared to other KFC places. Will be added to the rotation of places to eat

Great food for reasonable price. The bulgogi spicy tofu soup was delicious. Seafood pancake was surprising good, crispy and tasty.
Free shave ice for Unilocalers!

This is my first time at q bistro but I have to say, customer service, food, atmosphere is superb:)
Things ive tried today:
Hamburg steak
Seafood pancake
Mussel soup
Price is good, portion is good, taste is good.
Ill definitely come back «)

Best Korean fried chicken I’ve ever had. By far. Make sure to get the supreme sauce — you won’t regret it. Despite the sauce, it’s still superbly crispy and juicy inside. A single whole chicken is definitely enough for a party of 2.
You’ll want to get some sides too — bulgogi fried rice is my recommendation. The bonchon they provide too is definitely top notch — I loved all the ones I got! Specifically the fish tofu — mmmmmmmm… And if you’re into soju too, they have a good selection. I tried it for the very first time — maybe not my thing, but the flavored ones seemed intriguing.
We didn’t try it, but you can also do the karaōke bar and order food from the kitchen too. Shame I missed it, but it’s an option, which is def very cool.

I think I need to visit this place more to give it a fair review.
Decided to give this place a try with my visiting cousins and boyfriend. Don’t get me wrong ’cause I found the wait staff nice, and we liked the quality of the food. I just don’t think we were prepared for more mainstream food items, which outweighed authentic Korean food.
Our favorite dishes were Bibimbaap, the Pork Belly, and sides. Gah!!! Silly boyfriend ordered pepperoni pizza =/

Two words BULGOGI PIZZA. $ 14 and it’s filled with lots of other veggies that compliment the bulgogi and a ton of melted cheese. Also ordered the kimchi fried rice, presentation was nice but wouldn’t order again. We got the soy garlic wings and murdered them. The ambience is so romantic, it’s beautifully decorated. Next to a karaōke place so you can let out your inner diva after dinner. Check in for free shaved ice cream, huge portion and very appetizing without the guilt.

We enjoyed the complimentary side dishes they bring out before the meal very much, everything was flavorful.
We had the sweet and mild chicken wings with cole slaw, kiwi salad, and the pizza: half potato and half bulgogi. Everything was quite enjoyable, we left wondering if their entire menu is this good. So we shall return soon to further investigate. Thanks for the free jelly straw, that was nice.

We had the pepperoni pizza, chicken wings, popcorn chicken, and dumpling soup, Coke, and Sapporo. All was great. We could’ve done with half of what we ordered. It was a big amount of food. Hahaha. Yum!

The check in alone is worth it! The shaved ice was the icing on the cake. My girl friend and I ordered the wings, bulgogi pizza, and kimchi fried rice. It was more than enough food Im sure it could have easily fed 4 people. Its got a little hip vibe too the place but its just right. They dont play the typical flute background music while you eat like most asian themed places. Plus if theres anything you need theres a button on your table to get the attention of the servers. Overall a great experience with great food at a great price.

TIP: Don’t let the pictures fool you, the portions are actually pretty decent for size.
Anyway, I couldnt help but check this place out. I love asian food! Not to mention the cute interior of this place. Glad I put my trust in Unilocal.
My party ordered:
BiBimBap ($ 9)
Rice Omelet ($ 8)
Bulgogi Fried Rice ($ 8)
It also came with unlimited/​complimentary sides.
The ambience was calm including the music genre, dimmed lights, and the curtains give us more of a sense of privacy in this place. Very spacey and professional. Our waiter was professional and brought our food out quickly. I also love the fact that its open late for late night talks and munchies.
The quality of the food was decent, as for my bibimbap, it was better than others that I’ve had in Vegas. I’ll definitely come again for comfort asian food.

Overall experience was excellent. LOVED the music, atmosphere, and décor maybe a bit more than the food. They have a button on a table if you need service, I wish Soyo had something like that.
The food was very flavorful. Although pricey at the end, we were able to get a decent amount of food to try and share.
Few of the items we had that I liked particularly:
Potato croquette (2 pieces for 3 $)
Bulgogi kimbap (5 $)
Mozzarella sticks (5 pieces for 4 $)
Korean fried chicken (10 pieces for 11 $)
Kimchi fried rice (8 $)
Bulgogi pizza (14 $)
They were having a special of buy 2 get 1 draft beer free, with choices being Blue Moon, Coors Light, Asahi, and something else I forgot. The boys got two rounds of Blue Moon and Coronas which went very well with our dinner. We also had soju — the yogurt soju was so so good !! Definitely want to try the peach, yuzu, and lychee flavors next time.
For dessert, we received the 1 free shaved ice for the table w/​Yelp check-​in. They served us the same shaved ice like we got when we checked in at Karaōke Q :) It was enough for the 5 of us. I actually wasn’t a fan of the shaved ice really, but I liked the vanilla ice cream on top. I wouldn’t get it again unless it was free.
Would come back again for the Korean fried chicken and drinks !

We enjoyed some of their food a Q karaōke next door so wanted to try the restaurant. We ordered the tofu salad, supreme chix wings, pork belly, kalbi tang soup, butter squid and got a free shaved ice dessert.
The chix was the best, but we enjoyed all the dishes.
Service is very friendly and at the push of a button.

Best. Korean. Chicken Wings. Ever.
You can find this spot right next to the ever popular Q Karaōke. Parking kind of sucks in this plaza as well.
The waiter started us off with the traditional Korean side dishes, always my favorite part of the Korean dining experience.
Not sure if the side dishes change from time to time like other restaurants, but this time, we got:
— Tofu skin: SO GOOOOOD! I couldn’t stop eating this
— Weenies: pretty good. they were hot dog weenies in a sauce mixture of ketchup and hot sauce
— Noodles: Love it
— Macaroni salad: not a huge fan of them usually but this was good
They were having a special of buy 2 get 1 draft beer free, with your choices being Blue Moon, Coors Light, Asahi, and something else. We all got two rounds of Asahi which went very well with our dinner.
We ordered 20 pieces of wings for 5 people. We chose the flavors «supreme» and «soy garlic.» If you want to know how «supreme» tastes, I found that our waiter described the supreme flavor very very accurately, «it’s sweet but sour, and on a spicy level of 1 to 10, it’s like a 4.»
The soy garlic flavor was very good! The supreme was great as well but was actually too spicy for me. I was only able to eat one or two (note: radishes are great palette cleansers!).
We ordered another dish to share but it ended up being too spicy for the entire table and I wasn’t a fan of the strong kimchi taste so I only had 1 – 2 bites.
For dessert, we received the 1 free shaved for the table. The size of the shaved ice was enough for the 5 of us. I actually wasn’t a fan of the shaved ice really. It had strawberries and bananas to top it off along with (vanilla?) ice cream. The flavor of the shaved ice was mango or melon or a combination of something too sweet for my taste. I wouldn’t get it again unless it was free.
Overall, good experience, and would come back again for the beer and wings.

Q Bistro is at the top of our list of favorite Korean restaurants, on heavy rotation! We love this place! There’s a handful of Korean restaurants in Las Vegas, but no one hooks it up like Q bistro. They are owned by Karaōke Q Studio right next door, but don’t share the same entrance.
The food is always very flavorful and the service is always wonderful! There is also a table buzzer (like a doorbell but on the table), which you can press to call their attention whenever you need something. They also bring out a complimentary selection of their delicious rotating banchan (side dishes) and everything is always seasoned perfectly and pairs great with all of the dishes. Some of the banchan items we tried: pickled daikon, kimchi, japchae (clear sweet potato noodles), seasoned potatoes, fish cake, potato salad, mac salad, pickled bean sprouts, etc. All so tasty! They are always happy to refill your side dishes as you request.
Here’s what we’ve tried:
* Soondubu $ 9 — Q’s version offers a generous sized clay pot, filled with soft tofu and a fair amount of protein of your choice. My favorite combination is spicy bulgogi (marinated beef) and add mushroom for $ 1 more. The broth is bubbling hot, flavorful and extremely satisfying. The spicy level is never too hot for us to enjoy, it’s actually perfect for us! (We like spice) Rated: ⁵⁄₅
* Dol Sot Bibimbap $ 10 — This is the tastiest version I’ve tried in Las Vegas! It’s traditionally served in a hot stone pot with veggies, bulgogi (marinated beef) and a fried egg. Let it sit a bit before you start mixing it all up, so that the rice has a chance to get crispy! Also, be careful while eating it, the dish stays scalding hot for a while. It’s an explosion of flavor and texture! They also provide red spicy sauce on the side so you can kick up the spiciness of the dish if you wish. So delicious! Rated: ⁵⁄₅
* Korean Fried Chicken (KFC) 10 pieces for $ 10 — We tried the «supreme sauce» which is a delicious balance between sweet, salty and spicy. We love spice, but we didn’t think it was too spicy. Plus the batter is super airy and crispy! Rated: ⁵⁄₅
* Seafood pancake $ 12 — Large with perfectly crisp edges, but it’s rather doughy. The seafood isn’t too generous on this one, but the flavor is great! Rated: ⁴⁄₅
* Bulgogi $ 14 — A classic dish of marinated thinly sliced beef served with onions on a sizzling platter. Their version tasted fine, maybe not the best I’ve had but you can’t go wrong with it. Rated: ⁴⁄₅
This is the first place that comes to mind when we want to satisfy our Korean cuisine cravings. The pricing is fair for the amount of food that you receive, on top of the complimentary side dishes offered! We always leave happy!
PRO TIP: Don’t forget to check-​in on Unilocal,show your server and receive a free small sized «shaved ice» dessert topped with ice cream, corn flakes, condense milk and fruit!

Oh my god. Where has this place been all my life??? This is my new favorite restaurant now. This place is by district one and laid out so cute and romantic with little curtains separating tables for privacy. There is also the coolest graffiti on the walls, and A BUZZER ON THE TABLE TO GET THE WAITERS ATTENTION!!!
The buzzer was a shocker… It was encouraged but I only had to use it once! Our waiter was seriously the best. He gave us a new water carafe everytime it was emptied, and made sure everything was all good. My only complaint is that the food took awhile but it is understandable since IT WAS SO EFFING GOOD
Their prices are so reasonable and their alcohol is priced TOO well. We got the bulgogi pizza which is to die for, potstickers, seafood tofu soup, and dol sot bimbap. Please see pics to actually feel my excitement!

This is one of my favorite places to eat. I have gotten lucky with service so far, maybe because they recognize us most of the time since we go here so often. The water is cute, it comes in a large glass jar.
There is a large menu with choices that range from fusion foods to Korean dishes. We always order chicken. The supreme and soy garlic are our two favorite sauces for the chicken. You can always ask for the sauce on the side. We also tried their kimbab, the shrimp one is the best, so try that one out. Their bulgogi and bacon/​potato pizza are really good too, but I wish the crust tasted a little bit better. The toppings are definitely what makes the pizza stand out.
I’m not really sure what comes with the side dishes, but so far we’ve always gotten them. The side dishes are really good. I enjoy eating the fish cakes a lot. They change everyday so it never gets boring. Plus there are free refills on all the sides!
This place is definitely worth a try. I highly recommend it!

Flavor rating is 5 stars, but overall experience is a 4.5.
The parking lot is almost packed if you go there past 6pm, but luckily I had princess parking. Located on Jones and Spring Mountain in the middle of a strip mall full of other asian restaurants and karaōke bars.
The sign above the door says there’s no MSG. They might be right, but the flavor was too good to be true. Most restaurants that don’t use MSG in their food are very bland in flavor, but this place was excellent.
The inside was dark and quite chic. The had pop and R&B music going with some K-​pop music videos on TV. Free shaved ice with check in and the shaved ice is shareable between about 4 people.
Appetizers include korean stir fry noodles (my fave) with kimchee (spicier than kimchee in other places), fish cake, and I can’t remember what the 4^th appetizer was. Our orders took a while to come out, so we probably had 2 – 3 servings of appetizers.
We ordered the bulgogi, stir fried squid and pork belly, pan seared brisket, and kimchee soup.
The bulgogi was delicious, but the portion was smaller than most places. It was only good enough for one person. If you don’t have much of an appetite, maybe 2. Nonethless, the flavor with the onions was sweet and savory.
The kimchee soup was very spicy (which I like). I was hoping for more slices of pork. There was very little of it. It was very rich in spiciness and flavor. One of the best kimchee soups I’ve tasted.
Then there’s the pan seared brisket. Good with the 2 sauces they give you. This one is a shareable portion for 2 people.
Even though our order took longer than expected, the servers were very friendly and accomodating. They let us know exactly by the minute how long our food was going to take and brought out extra servings of appetizers. I really like the stir fried noodles.
I would definitely go back here. I’m hoping that my food won’t take so long to come out next time.