Chas Market & Kitchen

Went here earlier to celebrate my Nephew's graduation. The place is great! The food was amazing. The meat was so good and the Kimchi was heavenly! The crew were so nice to us. They are very accommodating. The ambiance is perfect match to the perfect food they were serving. The place was clean and gives a homey feel. Will definitely come back here again if given the chance!

I absolutely love Chas Market. I have been dining here for years and can say that everything on the menu is delicious and tastes like it's made with love and care. I highly recommend trying the beef bulgogi and the kimchi jjigae soup, and on the lighter side, the bibimbap is incredible too. What really makes a Korean meal is the banchan, and Chas' banchan is exceptional!

It's very easy to order. You seat yourself and grab a drink from the cooler which has a wide variety of options, both domestic and foreign drinks. Servers are fast and attentive. I have never waited long to receive my food. I can happily say that this is my favorite Korean restaurant in San Antonio I will be coming here for years to come.

It is not much to look at from the outside but it was yummy food. They have booths and tables for those not doing the full bbq experience. Have a seat and order from the menu. Grab a drink from the coolers.

I had the man doo as an appetizer. Good size for the cost. Then, I moved on to beef bulgogi. I ordered the bowl, which is just rice, meat, and sauces. The plate adds kimchi and veggies. The meat was sliced thin and was crazy tender. The marinade was strong and added so much flavor.

We went for lunch. Service was fast and friendly.

It's not fancy but it's good Korean food. Plenty of Koreans here. Banchan is plentiful. Service is good.

This is a dive but the food was fabulous. Place appears to be a former convenience store. Lunch special for $12. A wide variety of soda, juice, and foreign drinks in the cooler. You grab your own drink and they add to the tab. By the cashier there is a small selection of instant noodles, candy, and ice cream. Highly recommend if you want Korean food.

This place is a hidden gem. It has a wonderful selection of Korean food. I get the pork bulgogi most of the times when I go. It gets crowded quickly at lunch time so get there early.

I stopped in for a quick lunch by myself and decided to sit in instead of takeout. Simple Korean lunch of Kalbi ribs and banchan for 20 bucks?! You just simply can't go wrong with this place. All of the banchan side dishes were phenomenal and the beef was tender and tasty. Definitely coming back.

Food was amazing!

I have been looking for a new spot for my Korean food cravings and this is it!

I used to go to the Korean Market on Rittiman but it has changed and not the go too anymore. During lunch I noticed this spot and it was well worth the stop.

I had their lunch pork bulgogi with a side or Yaki Man doo. Both were amazing and it came with the kimchi. The lunch size was enough to fill me up.

The price was a bit steep and not what the outside signs advertised which is why I initially stopped. I ended up paying almost $24 dollars after taxes. I will absolutely be back with the understanding of the price now.

If you need a Korean spot that is authentic, I definitely recommend this one!

Oh my gosh! It has been a few hours and I am still riding a Korean BBQ high! My son and I went to Chas Market and Kitchen today. It had been on my radar for awhile. I mentioned in another review how I watch Korean Dramas on Netflix (I'm on #131). They are always eating the most delicious looking food. I have been looking for some of those dishes in San Antonio, but had not hit on a place that curled my toes up. This place did that!

We opted for the $29.99 all you can eat. It was only 10-12 dollars more than a regular dinner. It gave us the opportunity to try more things. Even with a large tip, it was cheaper than eating burgers with beer at my favorite local brewpub. We had pork ribs, spicy pork bulgogi, beef bulgogi, pork belly, and baby octopus. We had to grill the pork belly and octopus ourselves, but the others were brought to the table already cooked to perfection and heaped on platters. The menu said that we would only get one rib piece each, but we had at least 10 pieces on our platter. That's good, because that was our favorite.

We were also served 9 different side dishes and several special sauces for dipping. We did not get any lettuce leaves, but I wouldn't have used them anyway. Everything was absolutely delicious. Both of us were able to pick our favorites for the future, although we will probably try something like bibimbap out of curiosity at least on one of our visits.

I am pretty sure our server's name was Andrew. He was obviously very proud of the place. My son said he had the attitude of someone who was just there for the fun of it- not because it was a job. He was super nice and helpful. I felt like he had invited me to his home and wanted to make sure I had the best experience. His explanations of the dining procedures were thorough and polite. He would earn the place 5 stars even if the food had been horrible.

We will be back often. Even though it is all the way across town, the drive is fairly short. I would recommend planning your visit for "non-rush hour" times.

Wanted to try some authentic Korean food in San Antonio, so I gave this spot a try. The owner is Korean and so sweet. She immediately greeted my family, noticing that we were Korean.

The food was very authentic and yummy. I tried the Bibimbap and Beef Bulgogi. I'd recommend both. They come with a bowl of rice and lots of traditional Korean sides to try. Portions are also really large, and you can grab your own drinks from the coolers they have. They have a large selection of Asian and American drinks.

Prices are fair for the portions and how many sides you get.

The service was okay. There were multiple waiters serving us, but they forgot to bring out some of our items like the rice, so we had to remind them. However, everyone was nice overall.

There is free parking. The location is in an old building though, so it does smell a little weird when you initially walk inside the restaurant, but your nose gets used to it quickly. Could have just been me though because the rest of my family did not notice it.

Overall, I'd recommend it.

8.5/10