Korea House Restaurant Hours, Updates, and Latest Dining Policy Changes

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Long lines snaking out the front door are no longer tolerated by local fire marshals or floor supervisors. Under the updated table reservation policy, dining slots for parties of four or more must be booked at least 48 hours in advance via Resy or the restaurant’s direct portal. Booking requests require a credit card hold of $15 per guest, which is automatically charged if a group cancels with less than 24 hours' notice or fails to show up within a 15-minute grace window.

Walk-in diners still have options, but flexibility is minimal. The host stand now reserves only 25% of the main dining floor for unreserved parties, restricting walk-ins strictly to parties of four or fewer. Dine-in wait times during Thursday through Sunday dinner pushes frequently exceed 75 to 90 minutes without a slot on the digital waitlist. Furthermore, all active tables now operate under a firm 90-minute dining limit for parties under six, ensuring fair table turnover during prime grill hours.