Well Being in a Box was on a list of restaurants I was going to hit up in Las Vegas.
It is a small restaurant of ten tables full of kitschy Asian decorations- from the paper Asian lanterns to the paintings of Korean court dancers on the wall. We were warmly greeted upon entering and waited on immediately.
My husband is generally leery of Asian restaurants because he hates that they serve a $3 cans of Coke when you always need a refill. So when he noticed the soda fountain, he was a more willing patron.
The location is convenient since we were staying at the Imperial Palace on the Strip. We noticed A LOT of Korean patrons when we were there and figured that if the food can pass the litmus test of a native Korean, the food has to be good. Another plus is the lack of loud, cheesy Korean music videos that can be found in some restaurants. (I don't discriminate among Asian videos. I loathe them all! I am Chinese and I hate on the Chinese videos as well, especially since Aaron Kwok was in Vegas at the same time. I did not appreciate the audio-visual assault of his performance on the Wynn jumbotron on my eyes and ears.)
I ordered the beef bulgogi box with all the fixins. The radish, kimchee and the ginger that came with it was awesome. There was also a green salad, mac salad and California rolls that came in the box. The beef was tasty and seasoned just right. The food surpasses in price and in quality to the other Korean food that we have had (Ginger 3 in Imperial Palace). The food was cheap and it gave us more money to go gambling later that night!