Korean restaurant offers spacious seating and a lively vibe with K-pop music. Enjoy customizable tteokbokki featuring chewy Garaetteok and flavorful Rose Tteok at spice level 2. Cozy spot perfect for groups craving authentic Korean street food.
Garaetteok stands out with its super chewy texture and comforting taste. The Rose Tteok at spice level 2 offers a flavorful kick, while the Grandma Tteokbokki sauce adds a nostalgic touch to the rice cakes.
"The rosé Tteokbokki is creamy, rich, and comforting."
"It's a really cozy and chill atmosphere here."
"I found the Korean rice cakes here to be delicious."
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The restaurant is budget-friendly with affordable prices.
Portions are large enough to share between two or more people.
There are ample parking spaces available for visitors.
Small spot offers quiet atmosphere with limited seating. Korean fried chicken is crispy and authentic with generous portions. Rose ddeok-bokki has a chewy texture and spicy kick, pairing well with fries and chicken.
Rose ddeok-bokki stands out with its satisfyingly chewy texture and packed heat. The dish pairs well with fries and complements the Golden Original chicken.
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Preordering on the app for pickup is an option.
Expect longer wait times during busy hours due to fresh preparation.
The meal costs around $16, which is reasonable for the portion size.
Small space offers spacious seating and a calm vibe. Rose tteokbokki delivers a rich flavor with a spicy kick. So-tteok and bulgogi kimbop provide tasty, authentic Korean rice cake options. Atmosphere stays low-key and welcoming for bold Korean food lovers.
Rose tteokbokki stands out with a rich flavor and a nice kick. So-tteok and bulgogi kimbop also offer delicious takes on classic Korean rice cakes.
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Parking is free but limited in the small lot.
Expect to pay around $20 per plate, with extra charges for certain items.
Takeout is a popular option, especially during busy lunch hours.
Modern dining space offers a relaxed vibe with crispy Korean fried chicken that's fresh and spicy. Spicy ddeok on skewers comes with gloves for easy eating, making it a tasty treat. Parking can be tough during busy times, but the casual setting suits quick meals well.
Spicy ddeok on skewers comes with gloves for easy eating. The ddeok-bokki is tasty and consistently delicious.
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Expect a 30-minute wait for freshly made food during peak hours.
Parking can be difficult at peak hours due to nearby businesses.
Wings cost $60 for three 8-piece portions in different flavors.
Small, clean spot serves crispy Korean chicken that stays crunchy for hours. Moderate noise makes it easy to chat. Try the Rose Ddeok-Bokki, a standout rice cake dish paired well with Soy Garlic Wings. Plastic gloves add to the casual, hands-on dining.
Ddeok-bokki stands out with a notable version called Rose Ddeok-Bokki that pairs well with Soy Garlic Wings.
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Expect a wait time of 15-20 minutes for freshly fried chicken.
Prices are considered a bit high, with 8 wing pieces costing $18.
The restaurant offers a lunch special that provides good value.
Multiple TVs play Korean shows and K-pop, setting a laid-back vibe. Rose Ddeok-Bokki shines with cheese addition and a flavorful sauce. Seating inside and outside offers a cozy atmosphere for enjoying high-quality Korean fried chicken.
Rose Ddeok-Bokki stands out with its cheese addition and flavorful sauce. The rice cakes and fish cakes in the dish offer a tasty, addictive experience.
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Expect wait times of 20 minutes or longer, even when not crowded.
Order ahead for takeout as food is made fresh.
Combo meals are only available for in-house dining.
Small, cozy spot near campus offers authentic tteokbokki with varied spice levels and unique combos. Known for Yeop-tteok's unique flavor, it serves casual diners with loud music and limited seating. Strong focus on takeout convenience with app discounts keeps customers coming.
Yeop-tteok stands out with a unique flavor not found elsewhere. The basic version costs about $28 and offers a distinct taste among Korean rice cakes.
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Customers can get 50% off when ordering through their app.
The restaurant has limited indoor seating capacity of 24.
Outdoor seating is available for those who prefer it.
Small takeout spot shines with spicy Korean rice cakes that are fresh and well-made. Offers a wide variety of Korean side dishes and made-to-order fried chicken in a calm, minimalist space. Perfect for quick Korean snacks with a clean, organized setup.
Spicy Korean Rice Cake here is spicy and delicious with a fresh, well-made texture. The shop keeps it well-stocked and fresh, making it a solid choice for this dish.
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Oh Mama! Kitchen is a takeout-only restaurant with no dine-in options.
The shop is very clean and well-maintained.
Parking is available in the plaza, making it easy to access.
Cozy spot with authentic Korean fried chicken and ample parking. Ddeok-bokki offers a soft umami flavor and mild spice, with a standout rosé cheese version. Staff are attentive and knowledgeable, enhancing the experience.
Ddeok-bokki here has a soft umami flavor and is not too spicy. The rosé ddeok-bokki with cheese stands out, and the staff are attentive and knowledgeable about Korean rice cakes.
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Parking is usually ample in the small strip mall where the restaurant is located.
The restaurant primarily offers takeout, with limited seating available.
Prices are on the higher side, but portions are generous.
Korean fried chicken here is crispy and juicy with a variety of flavors. Spicy wings come with cheesy ddeok-bokki, while the Rosé Ddeok-Bokki offers a sweet-savory-spicy sauce and squidgy texture. Casual vibe with nonstop Kpop and cozy booths.
Spicy original wings come with ddeok-bokki topped with cheese. The Rosé Ddeok-Bokki features a smooth, sweet-savory-spicy tomato sauce and perfectly squidgy texture. Options include regular and carbonara styles.
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Ordering online is convenient, and food is ready at the pickup time.
They do not accept orders after 8 PM, even though they close at 9 PM.
Orders usually take about 20 minutes, but the wait is worth it for quality.
Small spot serves crispy Korean fried chicken with bold flavors like soy garlic. Ddeok-bokki is hot and chewy with mild spice and includes Napa cabbage and fish cakes. Clean space offers quick service and generous lunch specials with text alerts for orders.
Ddeok-bokki here is hot and chewy with a mild spice level. It includes Napa cabbage and fish cakes, though the sauce can be a bit thin or watered down.
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The ordering process is easy and efficient for takeout.
Expect a 20-minute wait time during peak hours.
Food takes about 10-15 minutes to prepare, ensuring freshness.
Korean dumplings offer handmade care and crispy textures, paired perfectly with soft rice cakes in rose tteokbokki. The food court setting keeps the vibe casual, focusing on authentic flavors with medium spice. Expect premium quality at reasonable prices.
Rose tteokbokki features medium spice and a creamy texture. The rice cakes are soft and pair well with kimchi dumplings on the side.
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CHD Mandu is located inside the food court at HMart.
They offer vegetarian options on the menu.
Pricing is considered higher than other food court options.
Outdoor seating shines with a spacious patio and casual vibe. Korean fried chicken delivers bold flavors and crispiness. Rosé Ddeok-bokki offers chewy rice cakes in a creamy, spicy sauce. Nostalgic K-pop music adds to the unique atmosphere.
Creamy, spicy, and cheesy Rosé Ddeok-bokki features perfectly cooked chewy rice cakes. It offers a satisfying twist on the classic Korean rice cake dish.
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There is no indoor seating; only outdoor seating is available.
The restaurant mainly caters to takeout customers.
Parking can fill up quickly, so arrive early.
Warm, cozy bakery serves authentic Korean rice cakes with no fillers. Fresh, delicious tteok and addictive kkultteok offer a satisfying taste. Kim Bob and tteokbokki add variety to the traditional Korean menu.
Packaged Tteok here offers authentic Korean rice cakes with no fillers. Quality is consistently high and genuine.
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The shop offers a variety of traditional Korean rice cakes made fresh daily.
Reservations are not required, but calling ahead is recommended for large orders.
The shop accepts cash and major credit cards for payment.
Modern interior creates a cozy vibe with ample seating. Korean rice cakes shine with perfectly bouncy texture and warm, chewy garaetteok. A toppings bar offers fresh veggies and noodles for customizable meals full of authentic flavor.
Rice cakes have a perfectly bouncy and chewy texture. Garaetteok, especially the thick kind in tteokbokki, stands out as chewy and satisfying. They taste best when served warm.
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The ordering process involves paying at the cashier before seating.
Prices for meals are reasonable, with combo deals starting at $13.
Parking can be challenging, so consider public transport if possible.
Spacious dining area with exposed brick and wooden booths sets a clean, elegant tone. Spicy tteok-bokki delivers bold heat but can feel heavy, while rose tteok-bokki shines with buckwheat noodles for a unique twist. K-pop music adds a lively vibe that keeps the mood upbeat yet relaxed.
Spicy tteok-bokki offers a bold heat but can feel heavy and monotonous after a few bites. Rose tteok-bokki stands out with buckwheat noodles mixed in, adding a unique twist.
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Parking is free for the first 30 minutes with validation during lunch hours.
On weekdays from 11 am to 2 pm, a minimum $20 dine-in purchase grants 2 hours free parking.
On weekends from 10 am to 3 pm, there is 30 minutes free for pickup orders.
Cozy spot with limited seating offers quiet, quick service. Korean fried chicken is crispy and juicy with bold flavors. Rosé Ddeok-Bokki is steaming hot and creamy with cheese, adding a rich twist to spicy rice cakes.
Rosé Ddeok-Bokki arrives steaming hot in a stainless steel bowl. The version with cheese adds a creamy twist to the classic spicy rice cakes.
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Most orders are takeout, so plan accordingly for limited seating.
They stop taking orders at 9:30 pm, even though they close at 10 pm.
Food preparation takes about 20-30 minutes, so factor that into your wait.
Modern bubble tea spot boasts a clean interior with self-order kiosks and ample seating. Spicy rice cakes stand out, especially the Tteok-bokki with Cheese featuring an insane cheese pull. Atmosphere mixes chill and lively vibes, perfect for work or relaxation.
Spicy rice cakes shine in the Tteok-bokki with Cheese, offering a rich, gooey texture with an insane cheese pull. Kimchi rice and Korean rice cake bring a spicy perfection that pairs well with any drink.
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Parking is free and easy to find in the large lot.
Self-serve tablets are available for ordering, or you can order at the counter.
Expect to pay around $54 for two drinks and two bowls of food.
Clean dining area with palm trees and sports on TV offers a friendly vibe. Wings shine with honey garlic and soy garlic flavors. Rose Tteok-bokki features chewy rice cakes in a creamy, spicy sauce, pairing well with chicken. Ample parking adds convenience.
Rose Tteok-bokki features chewy, soft rice cakes in a rich, creamy, and slightly spicy sauce. The dish pairs well with chicken, creating a flavorful combination.
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Online ordering is easy and efficient for takeout.
Expect wait times of over 30 minutes during peak hours.
Parking is available, but can be limited during busy times.
Small, modern Korean spot buzzes with energy and tablet ordering. Groups share spicy tteokbokki and flavorful rice balls in a clean, cozy space. Perfect for casual dining with a bold spicy kick.
Spicy Korean rice cakes come with Tteok-bokki and rice balls that stand out for their flavor. This spot is known for its spicy kick in these dishes.
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Parking is available but can get crowded during dinner hours.
The menu is accessible via a tablet, but a physical menu is available upon request.
Most dishes are shareable between two to three people, making them worth the price.
Small space with homey atmosphere offers authentic Korean flavors. Yeop-tteok is super bouncy and chewy, more flavorful than many Korean versions. Bright red sauce and white cheese add vibrant appeal to the dish.
Yeop-tteok here is super bouncy and chewy without being sticky or overly tough. It tastes very close to the Korean original but often comes out even more flavorful than what you'd find in Korea.
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Parking has a person valeting the very small lot for $3.
Expect a 20-45 minute wait during peak hours due to limited seating.
The portions are huge, often enough for 2-4 people.
Tiny, clean spot plays K-pop music with clear sound, creating a casual vibe. Korean fried chicken offers huge portions and bold crunch at great prices. Spicy Ddeok-Bokki rice cakes bring a balanced kick with thin fish cake slices, while Sapporo on tap adds a crisp finish.
Ddeok-Bokki features spicy rice cakes with a balanced kick and thinly sliced fish cake. Rosé Ddeok-Bokki offers a creamy twist, while So Ddeok can have undercooked rice cakes with crunchy edges.
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The wait to pick up food can be about 45 minutes to an hour.
Online ordering is easy and often ready earlier than estimated.
Parking is convenient and not an issue at all.
Small space with 90’s hip hop theme and neon lights creates a cozy vibe. Unique dishes feature chewy Korean rice cakes in shrimp toast and fried chicken. Rich, creamy uni tteok-bokki tastes like mac and cheese, blending cult drinks with creative fusion.
Uni tteok-bokki offers a rich, creamy flavor similar to mac and cheese. Korean rice cakes appear in dishes like shrimp toast and fried chicken, adding a chewy texture.
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Reservations are recommended as the restaurant is often fully booked.
Happy hour runs from 4:30 pm to 6:30 pm on weekdays.
Korean BBQ night is held every Sunday with special menu items.
Chic interior and K-pop music create a lively yet relaxing vibe. Rosé ddeok-bokki offers a great sauce with balanced rice cakes and fish cakes, adding a bit of spice. Ample parking and cleanliness support a casual yet sophisticated dining experience.
Rosé ddeok-bokki stands out with its great sauce and a good balance of rice cakes and fish cakes. It carries a bit of spice and often comes with a lengthy wait due to popularity.
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Expect a wait time of at least 45 minutes during peak hours.
Lunch combos simplify the ordering process and are a popular choice.
A small order of 8 pieces can easily serve 2 people.