All Reviews
WC
a month agoThese is our go-to place for quick and delicious eats. Some of our faves: Fish cake kimbap Tteoboki Fried chicken Fridge items: Fish cake Seaweed stems Squid salad
Ishani Chandra
2 months agoA cute Korean store hiding in a nook with some packaged meals and snacks, they also have fresh food. The lady at the front was extremely warm and kind and gave a freebie for the kids around closing time. The food was good and comforting and quite reasonably priced for the portions which were enough for one person. The star, however, was the tteokbokki. Steaming hot and too good! We also tried the jab chae (coated generously in sesame oil), kimchi and pork dumplings, sweet rice cakes with red bean paste, and the green plum juice. Everything was great and I'll be a regular for sure!
Bill Lam
7 months agoBest mochi I've ever had (they call them sweet ricecakes). Very reasonable price — 8 for $6.50, filled with red bean. Their fishcake with soup is great. Would hit the spot even more if we had it on a cold day. Their gimbap is solid with generous portions of meat. Their tteokboki is not too spicy or sweet, but we wish it could be a little more al dente. They also have a great selection of ready to eat soups, dishes, and banchans in their refrigerator section.
Florencio Lavadia Jr
a year agoIt was our first time trying out this Korean restaurant. The atmosphere felt like we were in Korea. The food was very good with great service. The bathroom was clean which was very nice.
Heba
a year agoThe ttaebokki is amazing! They make the rice cakes and it’s so tender and the sauce is not too spicy and sweet as well. I also love the jimpap especially the fishcake one it compliments the ttaebokki well. The staff is sweet and the service is very quick. Popular but underrated spot. Best ttaebokki I’ve had in Bay Area. :))
Shannon Tam
3 years agoThis place is a gem if you like Korean food at home. There are lots of sides and soups, you can buy jajangmein topping and just boil some noodles at home and pour that on top. You can buy beef bone soup and add rice, noodles and sliced beef to make sullangtong. I will definitely come back.
Kim Castellanos
4 years agoThey have a variety of different banchans and Korean street food. It’s a tiny store but has lots of items for a Korean meal
Ashli Chen
7 years agoConvenient place to grab n go for lunch! There’s a good selection of Korean food here, there’s kimchi fried rice, kim bap, rice cakes, fried chicken, banchan & Korean desserts! I really liked the kimchi fried rice and Kim bap! The minimum for credit card is $10! Plenty of seating there too if you wanna eat there.