Danji Korean Fusion - Buford

They used to be a full service dine-in restaurant, then the pandemic happened. Service suffered here quite a bit to the point I didn't want to come back. I took a chance again and now you order from the counter. They made a good business decision as everything is back to normal and food quality remains exceptional.

I've been to DANJI in Buford several times now... Every dish I've ordered has been great EXCEPT for their actual fried chicken plate with potatoes... Not a fan and very hard to eat. My favorite dish they have is their OMURICE, you can get it with whatever protein you'd like but I typically get the beef bulgogi or the first picture you see here, the TON KATSU OMURICE. You basically get whatever delicious protein you want with fried rice that is covered with a thin layer of eggs (kind of like an omelette) with a side of cream corn and a salad. Their BULGOGI FRIES are definitely a favorite (enough to share with 4 people) and their fried dumplings are very tasty. They have these RICE BALLS which I'm a huge fan of, I ask for mine fried TUNA. Think sushi but rolled up into a ball with sauce

We ordered omurice, ton katsu combo menu, and danji kimbap and squid kimbap. The foods were more than enough to keep us full, and the ton katsu was thick and soft that we all enjoyed it so much. I packed omurice and ton katsu for my son, and he very much enjoyed the meal, he said that the eggs on the omurice were soft and the fried rice was delicious. Of course, ton katsu combo was the best!

Stopped in for lunch. Had the Danji Fried Half Chicken with a side of fried rice and hubby had to have the waffles

The first thing you need to be aware when coming here is that the food is delicious but expensive, and the portions are huge! Other reviews say that you share a plate with someone, that’s true. Me and my husband shared the Korean Chicken BBQ fried rice and we felt it was perfect for both. We spend $71 for 4 people, drinking just one tea and one beer, the rest was their courtesy water, so I believe it could have been $80 or more if we all had drinks. Other than that, we loved this and we would come back specially for their kimbob because they are delicious and affordable comparing the rest of the plates. It’s a must try restaurant if you love Korean food, the kimchi fried rice was super super hot