Kimchi Box

Ordered rose tteokbokki, a medium soy garlic popcorn chicken, and a side of fries for pick up/to-go - with a small tip, I rounded my purchase to $50. Very disappointed to find that a majority portion of the soy garlic sauce had leaked from the paper (why?!) box that the popcorn chicken is stored in all over the bag and other containers. Disappointed that the woman behind the counter saw the leaking chicken when I went to pick it up and opted to double bag the order instead of repackage it. Disappointed that my side of fries was at the bottom of the order, now waterlogged from the steam. The chicken was crisp and the portion large. The rice cakes were cooked well and the rose sauce was tasty. The fries are in the airfryer so idk. Overall passable but definitely a place that I’d choose to dine-in instead to avoid disappointment in the future.

Very reasonably priced for the portions, incredibly crunchy chicken, very kind and patient staff, fast service- a home run. For reference, food was around $50-60 and could have easily fed 4 people. Don’t sleep on the kimbap!

Unfortunately this was one of the worst chicken sandwiches I've ever ordered before. They made it fresh and everything, it was still lukewarm when I ate it and the chicken was very dry tough and stringy. The fries were alright but nothing special and not worth the money. I was hoping this food would be good especially since the reviews are great. Maybe it was just an off day but I don't think I would ever come back based on this experience.

I'm a fan of Korean food, so I gave this restaurant a try. The food was delicious, especially the kimchi fries, chicken teriyaki and avocado box, and fried Mandu. It's a small restaurant with a cozy atmosphere and K-pop entertainment. Plus, ordering through the app was convenient and pickup was quick. Definitely recommend.

First, I must say, from an environmental standpoint alone, I love this place. Bamboo chopsticks (grows scary fast & way better than wood), metal utensils & cups (washable & infinitely reusable), pressed paper entree containers (easily recycled here or carry-out). It ain't hard, folks. The young woman behind the counter was quick to greet & very easy-going. Seems much of their business is carry-out. Only three 4-seat tables & three 2-seaters. Menu is much more eclectic than I would've expected (corn dogs & Korean tacos?) but covers a decent breadth of Korean fare. The spicy pork was very good, both in quantity and quality. The rice, salad and noodles that come with are also plentiful for a solid, long-lasting lunch. There are two TVs above the counter playing K-pop videos. The music - a touch loud for the space - plays what I believe is K-pop style tunes in English. I see more visits here in my future.

Very mid Royal Bulgogi bowl that was not well prepared. Wings were okay, but they forgot to provide pickled radish, which would have been a great accompaniment. Disappointed to not receive a little complimentary kimchi.

So from the start of ordering my food, the young lady on the phone was nice and kind and warm and when I arrived to pick it up, she was even better in person. Awesome customer service skills at the register that’s a plus for me. The Korean fried chicken is awesome. Must have the sassy sauce on a spicy side but overall awesome only thing I would say is I wish that they would’ve said that it was doused in the sauce because I would’ve rather had my sauce on the side and ate my chicken Without sauce and dipped it so I can have the full effect of the crunchies and actually see if it was as crunchy as other places but overall a 10 out of 10 I did get some kimchi on the side and I will be making some noodles at home and add to it so I’ll be back to let y’all know what the chemistry actually taste like.