Cherry's Food House

Not surprising that this Korean/Chinese food restaurant was fully packed on a Wednesday night at 6:30pm!

Seafood Tofu Soup ($16.95) - Tofu soup was SO rich it's practically creamy! I dug around and found 1 large prawn, a bunch of baby shrimp, mussels, heaping mounds of soft tofu, mushrooms, cuttlefish (maybe squid? I can't tell).

BBQ Beef Short Rib ($32.95) - How is this so TENDER?! Huge portion too, it's at least 3 large strips. Marinated thoroughly and comes on a sizzling plate. 10/10 would order again, great price too.

Honey Butter Fried Chicken ($13.95) - Wish it was crispier, BUT flavour was 10/10. You can really taste the strong garlic flavour. Came with 3 rice cakes too which was cute, a nice chewy break.

Cold Noodle w/ Soup ($16.95) - I'm usually not a fan of cold noodle honestly, this was actually amazing and changed my mind permanently about cold noodles. It's not just a boring vinegar sauce, it has a robust flavour with sweetness. Super refreshing for the summer (or anytime really).

Seafood pancake was also very good and filling. What I found unique was there was artificial crab stick meat which added extra seafood-y flavour. The dough is quite thick, so it might not be everyone's cup of tea. Dipping sauce also yummy.

Service is very friendly, but they're also super busy so you'll have to grab their attention if you want anything. There's a lot of large seating at the back, so it's good for larger parties/family gatherings, but I'd probably recommend a reservation for sure. Lots of parking available, and additional parking up the ramp.

The staff here are very attentive and friendly,
and the food came out hot and swift. We had the pork hot pot and seafood pancake, it was fulfilling and they give you the option for spice or not. Not too busy in the evening and felt comfortable to just eat and talk, if you need them they're right there with a click of the button.

My husband and I came to enjoy an army soup and try something new. Their fried chicken selection seemed diverse and reliable - but the chicken was not what we expected. The army soup was actually quite bland and not spicy. We found the menu to be Chinese fusion inspired. Service was ok - not the most attentive. Ambiance is quiet and private.

Delicious spot for comfort Korean food. Love their cold noodle soup during the summer so much we came here twice this week. Plenty of toppings and flavourful soup. Kfc we got garlic pepper flavour but I prefer the honey one more. Didn't realize the Kimchi pancake would be deep fried. The menu pic doesn't resemble what we got. Oil was a bit old. Other than that, this is going to be one of our goto places in Richmond I can tell. Thanks to friends who introduced us here!

Oh yes. We got the seafood pancake last time and it was so good. really crispy and full of good seafood. Better than most places we've been to

We got the hot pot and the bossam. They were both good, the soup was very filling and bossam was good but was a little fattier than we were used to.

Parking will be difficult at dinnertime.

Food service was ex excellent. Very accommodating and fast service. Generous serving on the food. I highly recommend this.

I love the Korean vibe at this place! The food is pretty good as well. Huge fan of the ham and spam rice cake stew!! Lots of food and you definitely want to share with another person!

Dined in last month for the first time followed by take out last week. Both times staff was very friendly and attentive.

Dine-in experience 4/5: We ordered the kimchi pancakes ($8 for 5) and beef stone pot to share. The pancakes were easy to share, tasty with a little bit of kick, while the stone pot was nice and hot but a little on the bland side.

Take-out 4.5/5. Great flavours, food was still hot by the time we picked up and ate it. Portions were generous and we were pretty full with leftovers for 6 people. Personal highlights were the honey butter garlic chicken, short ribs and cold noodles. Everyone was happy with the food. We will be ordering from them again!

There is a parking lot for the business, but it tends to get very busy. Reservations recommended.

This was a pleasant surprise as I was actually heading to the HK Style Cafe that is next door, soon as we passed by, we thought why not!?

From the staffs on duty I am guessing that this is a Chinese run Korean restaurant, and my exception automatically adjusted, still they are very efficient and friendly.

The dining area is well designed as you still feel a bit of privacy within the small space, in fact they were able to squeeze 2 "semi-private" rooms for medium size parties.

Since we had lunch already and was not particularly hungry we ordered a Spicy Pork Bone Soup to share, we did order the full size tho!

We got 3 barchan, Braised Potatoes, Bean Sprouts, Kimchi, and the soup came soon after, we were very surprised to see the actual size of the hot pot soup!

I am sure it can be shared by 3 or 4 people if you order one or two other dishes, but for sure, this is a good size for $29.95 I think it is a very reasonable deal!

Taste of the broth is outstanding! Since we ordered "medium" spicy, it was actually a tad more then "medium" but we still loved it! With lots of vegetables an even fish cake & tofu in the soup, 4 huge chunks of pork neck bone and one rib bone, it was more then enough for the 2 of us, already thinking we might bring home some, but we just kept eating and soon find ourselves finishing the whole pot!!

I am glad that there are good Korean Pork Bone Soup that is close to my home and I don't need to drive to Seattle to get it now!! ( but I will still go to the ones in Seattle as they have more variety of banchan! )

This is one Korean restaurant I can taste the difference in the Korean style food. Most Korean food done very much the same. It's quite hard to distinguish the difference and they use the same sauces spices. All cooked the same. You need to try it to taste the difference. The pork feet is amazing, and the soups, chicken wings, so much to try. If you like Korean Definitely try this restaurant.