Woorijip

Happy with the variety of meals and price! They also offer many sitting area and restroom! People are pretty considerate on their time spent in the shop, so its not impossible to get some seat to enjoy your food! Tried their spam kimchi rice and some fried noodle with shrimp and it was great! The shrimp noodle was around $5 and has lots of shrimp! Very great price!

The food is always really good and refilled constantly. The service is really simplified. You select the food, stand in line, and then buy it and go back to where you chose to sit. Most of the foods need reheating so they multiple microwaves. Overall, the atmosphere is really one of those cozy places that you would look for to have a long chat with someone.

This place is a literally gem for people who want a delicious lunch that is in the $10 range in Koreatown! The best lunchbox of chicken and crab flavor kimbap is a must order! The restaurant also has Korean stews, yubu chobap, side dishes, and fried rice dishes. Everything is already premade and packed, so people can grab the lunch! The food is super fresh, especially the seafood dishes.

Delicious and affordable Korean food that is all packaged and ready to eat. There is lots of seating and microwaves to heat your food up. Lots of different stuff that all looks good this time I just wanted a quick bite while I wait for someone to arrive to penn station. I got a wild rice roll with crab meat for $5.50 and it was great

Interesting set up. Found tucked away in the middle of the busy k town block. If you are not looking for it you could just walk right by it. Just like ok the sidewalk, inside the store also has Very high traffic. But just like the street it moves. Streams of people browsing past a sea of to go containers on seemingly temporary mobile shelving. There is a variety of Asian food to choose from. Some familiar foods, some not. Had to sift through the containers to find something I would like. Basically, Come in, get food, sit and eat or leave. Bargain prices. Quality is as expected for only 5.50 a tempora roll and 5 for spicey string beans.

Soooo much variety of Korean food to choose from with some pretty solid prices. It is grab and go hot meals and sides and I went with the Katsu Curry plus some Spicy Cucumbers and both were good. Of course with a readymade katsu you won’t get that crispiness but the curry was still fire.

Not a bad spot for affordable and quick Korean food! Here, they have a variety of pre-packaged Korean bites from different banchan to japchae to even Korean soups. You grab what you want to eat (and/or a drink), then pay at counter. They have plenty of seating for you to sit down at as you enjoy your food. I tried their kimbap and chicken and thought they were both solid. The kimbap was a good portion and made very well. And, the chicken was flavorful (although I wish it were so squishy/soft, but hey: what can you do about pre-packaged food). Although it was good, I would say that I would rather pay just a little bit more for fresher and higher quality items. But! Still not bad for a quick bite!