Damasita (Korean Kimbob & Deli)

Please go here and try the spam kimbap, the buchu jeon, the amazing kimchi, the katsu, everything is beautifully made, and very affordable. The lady that works here is so sweet, she made me some green tea that was so delicious. They have great kimbap seriously for $6 for a giant roll, it's a cheap lunch that is satisfying and so so so good. I will come back many times, especially for lunch!

Small, local place with big Korean flavors! Carlos/Charles was super nice! I kept ordering food and he was like "I told you it was a lot". He laughed every time he brought another dish of. Lol! He was great! I got so much that I thought I was easily going to have $90-$100 dollar bill. I was shocked when my bill was led than $60. This was a great find and will definitely return for more

I came with my good friend because we were in the mood for Korean food. We have driven by this place but I have never tried it so. We came on a weekday for dinner after work. We were the first customers and the staff was very attentive and helped us order. We got 3 dishes to share between 2 people and we surprised ourselves by finishing it all. All in all, pretty good and we will be back to try more.

Absolutely loved this place! The service was fast and friendly, the food was delicious, and the prices were very reasonable. Definitely one of the best Korean meals I’ve had—will be coming back soon!

Inspired by Netflix’s hit series Culinary Class Wars, I decided to try authentic Korean food for the first time—and I was not disappointed as I discovered a local Korean restaurant celebrated for its incredible flavors and rave reviews, making it the perfect spot for newcomers to Korean cuisine; the friendly staff immediately understood my beginner status and recommended a tasting menu featuring a variety of must-try dishes, starting with fried dumplings that were uniquely crispy and bursting with flavor, followed by Tteokbokki with its chewy rice cakes and a perfectly balanced spicy, subtly sweet seafood sauce that amazed me with its texture and depth of flavor, then Gimbap, which, although reminiscent of sushi, offered a distinctly different and refreshing taste, and later a Short Rib and Japchae Combo where the tender, melt-in-your-mouth short rib was paired with crystal noodles and a delicious egg with rice that provided a satisfying mix of textures and flavors, and finally the Myeolchi Kalguksu, featuring handmade fresh noodles in a soup with a gentle seafood flavor that rounded out the meal with a comforting finish; despite the plaza’s somewhat run-down exterior, the authentic flavors and overall quality of the food make this restaurant a top recommendation for anyone looking to explore Korean cuisine and experience a genuine culinary adventure.

I have gone to a lot of Korean restaurants but they never taste like the ones back in SK. This place however is just what I was looking for. The black bean noodles were very interesting and comforting. I thought they were amazing quality, but not for those who like extreme flavors. And the tuna kimbap was heavenly. This place is a bit far for me but I’m definitely willing to drive back to try other items.

I've only been to this place twice but each time it was such a treat! Their prices are affordable and the amount they bring you is definitely more bang for your buck. They greet you ever so sweetly and don't make you feel embarrassed when ordering. Their tuna is fresh with good flavor; no fishy taste. I also LOVE their kimchi. My son loves Korean food and he refuses to go anywhere else now. The lady at the front even let him pick a stuffed animal during his meal. Can't wait to go back!