Small, clean space with limited seating mostly at a counter creates a cozy, pleasant vibe. Music adds to a chill, fun atmosphere that feels relaxing when not crowded. Touch screen ordering and wet wipes enhance convenience and cleanliness.
Crispy, flavorful Korean fried chicken stands out with variety of sauces like sweet, spicy, and garlicky. Kimchi fries, Korean potato mozzarella corn dog, and home-cooked style japchae add to the fresh, tasty menu.
Rice bowls and the chicken wrap with gochujang sauce stand out as quick, satisfying lunch options. The rose toppoki also appears regularly as a popular choice for a to-go lunch during busy days.
"I found the food here to be really good."
"I found the Korean fried chicken here to be delicious."
"This Lunch Spot's fried chicken is delicious and seasoned so well."
Good to know
The restaurant offers halal options for those seeking them.
Takeout is popular, with specially designed boxes to keep food crispy.
Parking is limited to street and nearby garages.
Hawaiian restaurant offers a quiet atmosphere with authentic island music streaming from Maui. Large portions and unique dishes like chicken katsu and macaroni salad create a solid, welcoming experience. Food presentation is casual, served in plastic takeout containers even when dining in.
Kalbi short ribs vary in texture, with some cuts being extremely tough and chewy while others are super tender but somewhat bland. Chicken shares the tender quality but lacks strong seasoning.
Plate lunch options include chicken, beef, and combos that taste just like home. Fried Spam musubi and classic Hawaiian flavors make it a solid spot for lunch cravings.
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The restaurant offers large portions at reasonable prices.
Mini meals are available for those wanting smaller portions.
Expect quick service with hot food upon arrival.
Fast casual Korean restaurant with a cozy, chill atmosphere and small dine-in area mainly set up for pickup. Loud music and K-pop videos on TV create an energetic vibe. Space is neat and welcoming but limited for large groups.
Crispy Korean fried chicken shines here with Korean BBQ sauce and soy glaze options. Dishes like Bulgogi fries, japchae, and kimchi fries stand out for their bold flavors.
Lunch offers generous portions with some leftovers for later. Prices hover around $13 without drinks, delivering a filling meal. Options include dine-in and takeout, with helpful staff guiding choices.
Good to know
Expect a wait of about an hour during peak dining times.
The restaurant has limited seating, so consider takeout for larger groups.
Online orders incur a $.99 convenience fee not stated upfront.
Korean BBQ restaurant with Asian style decor and classy setup featuring electric coil stoves under the grills. Atmosphere is comfortable and casual with pleasant energy. Known for premium A5 wagyu and fresh, well-seasoned meats that highlight natural flavors.
Offers fantastic Korean BBQ with standout pork belly and LA galbi. The cold noodles and corn cheese also draw attention for their quality.
Lunch offers fantastic Korean BBQ with amazing lunch specials at a great price.
Good to know
Expect a wait time of 30-60 minutes during busy dinner hours.
The restaurant has a policy of 18% auto gratuity for larger groups.
Parking is available on the street, but it can be limited during peak times.
Small space with bar-style seating creates a casual, cozy vibe like visiting a friend's home. Atmosphere stays quiet and friendly, with familiar yet fresh music adding to the relaxed mood. Known for high-quality Korean cuisine, it offers quick service and suits solo diners and groups alike.
Freshly made kimchi and generous banchan come with every meal, with staff ready to offer more. The dolsot bibimbap, kimchi fried rice, bulgogi, kimbap, and fat mandu dumplings stand out for their flavors.
Food arrives in about 10 minutes even during busy lunch hours. This spot serves Korean dishes that stand out in the area. It works well as a quick lunch option.
Good to know
Rich J.C. has very limited seating, suitable for one or two people.
Online orders can be picked up in less than 10 minutes.
Prices range from $15-21, which is higher than typical Korean food prices.
Dining space opens directly into an Asian grocery store, creating a bright, clean, and casual atmosphere with limited seating. The vibe feels comforting and organized, blending food service with market shopping. Korean and Japanese dishes stand out for their authenticity and flavor.
Beef bulgogi and bibimbap stand out with savory flavors and a perfect egg on top. The kimbap and kimchi add authentic Korean touches, while miso soup complements the meal well.
Lunch here stays quiet on Fridays, making it easy to grab a seat. The spot serves broth-based dishes and offers quick meals with portions enough for the next day.
Good to know
Ordering takes about 10 minutes, allowing time to shop at the market.
They have a QR code on the printed menu for easy ordering ahead.
Prices are generally more reasonable than similar places downtown.
Small mom-and-pop Korean restaurant with casual street-food vibe and takeout-style serving even for dine-in. Cozy and clean seating area inside with limited space, plus outdoor bench seating. Food offers generous portions and crispy, juicy fried chicken, attracting those seeking quick, flavorful meals in a relaxed setting.
Kimchi fries stand out with ripe kimchi and a crispy, flavorful finish. Korean fried chicken comes boneless with an amazing garlic sauce and a good balance of meat to breading.
Lunch here offers delicious food with portions large enough for lunch, dinner, and even the next day's meal. It suits those looking for a light lunch or a more filling option.
Good to know
Be patient about parking when you get there, as it may take a minute.
It took 30 minutes for the food to be ready for pickup.
The portions at Hola Seoul were generous for the price.
Korean barbecue tables with built-in grills create an interactive dining experience. The atmosphere balances casual and upscale with vibrant decor and a cheerful vibe fueled by lively music and chatter. The space feels cozy and inviting, often lively due to the sounds of cooking and conversation.
Bulgogi Ttukbaeki offers perfect seasoning and warmth. The menu includes Kalbi tang, Bossam, bibimbop, garlic soy wings, and authentic Korean BBQ flavors.
A clean, cute spot with reasonable prices during lunch hours. The Wednesday lunch special stands out as a solid choice.
Good to know
The restaurant stops serving barbecue at 10:00 PM, so plan accordingly.
Lunch specials offer particularly reasonable prices compared to dinner.
Expect large portion sizes; sharing is recommended for groups.
Bright dining area features K-pop music and videos, creating an authentic Korean atmosphere. Space feels clean and cozy with a casual fast-casual vibe and table service. Energy stays relaxed and welcoming despite occasional busy periods.
Korean fried chicken here stands out for its crispy texture and authentic flavor. The menu focuses on delivering a genuine Korean fried chicken experience with tasty sides.
Lunch combos offer a good portion and a drink for $14 but cannot be ordered online. The manager enforces this strictly, so online orders do not get the combo price. Groups can sit together at one table for a casual lunch experience.
Good to know
Expect wait times of 60-90 minutes during peak hours.
Wheelchair access requires going around to the back of the building.
Online ordering is only available through Door Dash and Caviar.
Small dining room with bright, modern interior and windowside orchids creates a calm, minimalist atmosphere. Quiet instrumental music plays while digital menus occupy part of the table. The vibe shifts from old homey to clean and updated under new ownership.
Bright, clean kimchi stands out alongside tender, flavorful beef in the bibimbap and dolsot bibimbap. Thin-skinned mandu, spicy sizzler pork, and fresh vegetables complement the amazing banchan and dishes like jap chae and dukguk.
Food is ready within 15 minutes during the lunch hour. Staff accommodate customers promptly even on busy weekdays. Seating is available for those who want to eat in after picking up lunch.
Good to know
The menu has been simplified, and ordering is now done from the table.
Payment is made via QR code after receiving the check.
Banchan is now limited to three items served on a tray.
Small Korean restaurant offers a cozy, chill atmosphere with friendly staff and peaceful music. The vibe suits quiet meals and deep conversations. Seating is usable but not spacious, creating an intimate dining experience.
Bulgogi Hoagie offers tender, flavorful beef with a unique mix of Korean and sandwich shop vibes. Classic dishes like bibimbap, tteokbokki, and Seolleong Tang deliver comforting, delicious Korean flavors with spicy stir-fried kimchi adding a crunchy kick.
Lunch features include Seolleong Tang, a rich ox tail soup. Staff provide thoughtful service, like pre-packed napkins for convenience. Frequent visits during trips highlight its steady appeal for midday meals.
Good to know
The cafe offers plenty of vegetarian and vegan options.
Expect to pay around $17.91 for a meal including taxes.
The cafe does not allow outside drinks inside.
Sushi restaurant offers a chill, friendly atmosphere with clean, cozy decor and moderate music volume. It attracts families and those seeking a relaxed dining experience with a variety of menu options including vegetarian choices.
Beef bulgogi comes in a generous bento box with a slightly greasy touch. Dolsot bibimbap features fresh vegetables, piping hot tofu, and perfectly cooked rice. Korean soup offers authentic flavors.
Lunch offers quick, healthy options with tasty choices like the spicy chicken lunch box and the bulgogi box lunch. Portions like the Salmon Lover Lunch come in a perfect amount for a midday meal.
Good to know
Expect to pay around $70 for a takeout meal for two.
Parking is convenient and available on-site.
The menu includes many vegetarian options.
Restaurant offers an intimate cafeteria-style setup with clean, pleasant atmosphere featuring plants and soft background music. Seating is hard and utilitarian, balancing casual and elegant vibes suitable for casual dates or business lunches. Ordering happens via mounted built-in tablets at each table.
Huge bento boxes come with Korean fried chicken in soy garlic and honey butter flavors. Kimchi fries lack freshness and proper topping distribution, so they are not recommended.
Lunch features bento specials with a large quantity and wide variety of items. Pricing stays well-priced compared to dinner, and the spot gets packed during late lunch hours.
Good to know
Dinner pricing is $5 more than lunch pricing for the same amount of food.
The restaurant has a photo-based tablet ordering system for easy menu navigation.
Reservations are recommended, especially on busy nights.
Open space with airy darkened ceilings creates a traditional ambience that soothes. Music plays loudly, adding energy to the atmosphere. Seating accommodates both small and large groups, making it versatile for gatherings.
Authentic Korean BBQ stands out with marinated pork and kalbo options. Bibimbap comes with three types of kimchi, and sukiyaki resembles a flavorful bulgogi stew. Kimchi tastes very close to homemade versions.
Lunch features shrimp tempura, Budae Chigae, and Kalbi Tang in well-priced sets. Options suit work lunches with a solid variety.
Good to know
Expect to cook your own food at the table, which is part of the experience.
Parking is limited, and the entrance can be hard to find.
Prices are generally considered appropriate for the quality of food.