Orange Tokki

I ate here once before and it was good. I got a chicken katsu sandwich and grape lemonade which totaled out to like 21. However a few days later I randomly got charged while I was home 8 dollars. I didnt purchase anything through the phone or anything. I didn't know what it was so I called the store to see why they charged me. The first time they picked up and hung up immediately. I called my bank to cancel my card and once I finished that I tried calling back. They picked up the second time and once I explained my situation they just hung up. I tried calling a couple times and I never heard from them since. I wish I got an answer as to why they charged me but I guess I'll never know hopefully other people dont get charged randomly.

Best place to try korean foods. The hot dog-just in case who are curious about this, they call corn dog as 'hot dog' in korea-is very crispy and chewy, tteokbokki is very savory and spicy enough too. If you're interested about casual korean foods, highly recommened to try them 🙂

2nd time eating here and for what you get, it is so overpriced. Drinks are good, but the egg & bacon toast was super undercooked when I had lunch there with a friend and we both got sick afterwards. I heard the tteokbokki is super good, so I grabbed the sundubu tteokbokki to go. It is flavorless, how can you manage to make soon dubu jjigae with tteokbokki have zero flavor??? I'd be impressed if I weren't currently starving and depressed.

Newly opened spot that sells Korean version of corn dog, which is a famous street food in South Korea. The fried batter is on spot. Crusty, light but still satisfying. It was so fresh, cheesy and delicious, totally different from the frozen ones we got from H-Mart. One of the best things we love is the various sauces available at the self-served area.

I came opening day, so they didn't have toppoki (bummer). I tried both the original Oh k dog and the squid. Both were hot and crunchy. My bf got one of the egg 'wiches which was also good. It's nothing out of this world, but if you're in the mood for korean dogs, this is a good place. Prices are decent, and it's located inside Matsuwa next to the mochi donuts restaurant and the bookstore. I'll be back to try the other flavors and hopefully get my hands on the toppoki!

First time here. I was at Mitsuwa in their food court. Right across from MODO donuts is Oh K Dog. We got a few corn dogs. The mochi one, classic one and the one with potato on the outside. All were very good. Next time definitely trying their mochi dishes. Will definitely be back.

This tteok-bokki was delicious! I have had worse tteok-bokki in Korea! The spiciness was just right, not too little, not too much. The rice cakes were nice and squashy, the fish cakes delicious and the sauce was so flavorful. I don’t write a lot of reviews but this one was definitely worth it!