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Bacon, egg and cheese on a hard roll is $5.50 whether you get a coffee with it or not. Cheese was not melted and there was MAYBE 2 strips of really below average bacon on the sandwich. Paired it with a 20oz bottle of soda and the total was almost $9. So that’s not worth it but I will probably come back one day to try the buffet and the assortment of ramen they have.

A new Korean grocery plus a complete section of Korean prepared foods to go and a buffet bar style of pick your own choice that start at $11.99/lb. Big plus for them for being open 24 hours. They have selections of authentic prepared Korean foods such as spicy tofu stew, clear beef soup, bulgoki bento that comes with white rice and kimchi, and variety of Korean side dishes such as anchovies and nuts, pickled radish, kimchi, pickled cucumbers and steamed egg. My favorite is their pickled cucumbers. They also serve coffee and fresh juices. There is also a dining area toward the back. They also have a selection of sandwiches. Toward the back there is a selection of Korean packaged noodles or ramyeon. I haven't try their buffet bar yet but I have tried their many varieties of Korean side dishes. Their taste is pretty authentic. This is a great place that open right in the heart of Yale. Parking also will be a challenge just as other eateries in downtown New Haven. I will definitely frequent this place.

Cool concept! Love that there are sitting areas. I have not tried the buffet yet but I am not sure I would. I think it’s $11/lb.

This place is pretty expensive. I’m from NYC and I’m paid less for my more than what I get here. Why is a Bacon, Egg, and Cheese $7? They have a deal where you can get a coffee with a breakfast sandwich, but forget it if you’re not a coffee-drinker. They won’t exchange it for anything. Also, adding anything on your already-overpriced sandwich will cost you. Not saying the food isn’t good but extremely overpriced. Not worth it.

I went after work at the hospital and their breakfast sandwich was so much better than hospital cafeteria food. I have a hard time eating egg based sandwiches but I was impressed and I even finished my sandwich. The cheese had a good flavor - it was melted in nicely. It was a real egg in the sandwich. The bread was good. I'm definitely going back when I'm in need of food on the way home after a long night shift. This is so much better than the next door Panera Bread and nearby Starbucks for a breakfast sandwich.

Not sure why this place has such high reviews, for what you pay for you can eat literally anywhere in the area, pay the same amount and get actual good food. The tilapia tasted off, the beef was SO DRY it was essentially jerky nearly choked, the food was cold... so no idea how long its been at the window. And yet as dry as the beef is, No matter what you grab Its just a plate full of wet. Maybe i would feel less robbed if it were HALF the price, but even then, would not eat here again.

Food is pretty good and I like the style of the buffet but this being $20 is a bit insane to me. Be prepared to either have a good amount of money with you or fill your takeout box/bowl with tiny portions.