Aria Korean Street Food

Ordered delivery, the chicken was perfect and the sauce was perfect complement to it. Also got a burrito, interesting that tater tot’s were inside and a handful in the container too.

They are not making bulgogi fries correctly. This place changed their menu. I have been eating here for years and their menu uses taqueria ingredients now. They buried my bulgogi fries with guacamole and salsa like a burrito twice. I’m guessing they are making it differently now. Highly disappointed because this was my favorite dish in all of San Francisco. I will never order from here again. Rip aria Korean street food. It’s basically a taqueria now.

3.5 if i could. totally wish they can expand and get a bigger shop for more dining because take out and the cramp space just ain't it. i like aria! i think in the past it would be really expensive just because i was a youth in school who made no money. but the quality matched the price,, ONLY IF YOU EAT IN/DINE IN. i love the chicken and the combo for everything. i wish they offered their secret menu things again. the take out just taste sad. how can u taste the feeling? well the takeout makes the chicken soggy/lukewarm and dulls the color of the food itself. wait time is on the longer side with customer service being good ! i think they would get so much more customers or offer dining in if they had a bigger space. the dining in experience with the tray is just irreplaceable and enjoying esp when you're with a friend but now they're just exclusively takeout due to the space (i assume) so it's hard for me to rate this place any higher. aria will always have a nostalgic place in my heart :')

Went to Aria for late night food as it was one of the popular places that kept popping up. I asked about the sushi because I saw they had some but they were selling it in a way that would have been too much for just me but the waiter was nice enough to give me one. When she told us I thought she mean just 1 to tried but she had actually given us a whole box!! The tacos were a little much like too sweet/ interesting flavors and too much meat. Also the sushi seemed to be meat sushi and not your regular fish or shellfish. But shoutout to the girl who hooked it up!!

I ordered some takeout from this place, and it just took like 5-6 minutes. The service was pretty quick. But I found out that the food didn’t taste as good as before. I ordered the bulgogi kimbap and bulgogi fries. The bulgogi kimbap that I bought from H-Mart was better than this place. The seaweed wrap didn’t cut well and the kimbap was cold. It was not freshly made. As well as the bulgogi fries, it was pre-made. When I was still in high school, I went to this place with my friends and the restaurant was owned by a Korean couple. The food was really good back then. I don’t think I’d ever go back to this place and would not recommend this place.

So good! So much better than I thought it would be! When it gets busy the staff do not seem to handle it well, they were unbelievably slow at first and I wasn’t stoked, but it’s absolutely worth the wait. Really nice people and really good food, although if we’re being honest I might steer clear of the rice bowls as they are a bit of a rip. Get the tacos, and I’ve still got to try out the Bulgogi fries but I imagine they’re spectacular.

Unfortunately, my beloved Korean bulgogi fries became some disgusting thing in Mexican style that have 0 in common with Korean food. They changed delicious recipe to some really bad something that is impossible to eat and so upsetting. Used to be my number one go to place but after this adjustment in the menu I’m definitely not coming back :(

They have, hands down, the best fried chicken I’ve had. Their sauces just make it that much better. Portions are a great value for the price. We love getting Aria every single time

Ordered doordash and got food from Aria! Very happy with their cultural mashup of Mexican and Korean cuisine. I got their fries as a side and was such a huge helping of fries. Great quantity. The Korean fried chicken burrito is massive, comes with 3 sauce containers of orange sauce, green sauce, and salsa. Very filling - the chicken was so crispy and juicy to eat. Great food!

You know this is my kind of place. Throwing down Korean themed street food outside of some hole in the wall in an almost too sketchy neighborhood. Obviously it's going to be good. I've had several things here. Bulgogi fries, the taco trio, fried chicken and the bulgogi burrito. I'll just keep this simple and not word vomit like I normally do. All of it was solid. No complaints. Good portion size. Regular expensive prices not expensive expensive prices. But I'll highlight the superstar here. The Bulgogi burrito is an ELITE item. I mean it's mostly cheese, tater tots and a ton of bulgogi. And it's huge. It's not a traditional burrito by any means, but it's in my top 3 burritos (non breakfast) in the city. Want to know the other 2? That will cost. Aria has several other locations. So I wonder if the quality will vary from place to place. Overall, you aren't going to go wrong here. (4.5 Stars)

Tried this place for the first time via door dash with a promo of buy one get one. Good price but lacking in flavor. I got the fried chicken burrito and it just seemed dry and a little bland. Maybe I'll come back for another option next time.

This is super delicious and I have to say thank you so much! The service is great and waiting outside was nice to experience San Francisco! This spot is urban and unique and the tacos are fire! Nice lighting and all that!!!

* date visited: 08.04.2024 * ordered: gangjung wings, regular wings, and bulgogi kimbap as a certified korean fried chicken lover girl who had carrollton food all the time, this hit. first of all i'm sure we lowkey got more than 10 wings, but the wings were crispy, inside was juicy, and the sauce was soo sweet/spicy/salty. couldn't decide if i liked the gangjung more or regular tbh! not pictured was the kimbap. i'm usually super picky and iffy about kimbap but this was so so worth: the portions within each slice of kimbap are great and they don't skimp on bulgogi. really flavorful and super tightly wound so they're easy to eat. i really enjoyed this even as takeout

A favorite spot of mine. Love the Gangjung Fried Chicken. It's great value for $17 for a massive amount of chicken. Can easily be two meals. If you like gochujang based dishes, this is for you! The chicken is drenched in a sweet and mildly spicy sauce that I love though it might be too sweet for some. The chicken is fairly crispy, though it'll lose some of its crisp as it sits out. That being said they probably double fry it in good batter cause it stays more crispy longer than other fried chicken I've had. I'd say about 30% of the chicken is pretty tough or maybe overcooked which is a little disappointing but overall love it. The location is rough, deep in the Tenderloin. Some people on drugs pretty close by. It's a hole in the wall (literally). There's no seating and you order online. I'd recommend DoorDashing if you don't have a car.

I've had Aria YEARS ago and loved it, do I was super excited to try it again. It was unfortunately not as good as I had remembered it to be. Not sure if it's a change in quality or if we had it sitting too long, but I really hope that it's the latter because I held this place in pretty high standards. I would love to try this place again and eat it sooner to have it fresher. Combo menu (KFC, GFC, bulgogi kimbap): - KFC/GFC - 3.5/5, they provided lots of sauce options and we chose at least one of each. I think my favorite was the garlic and soy sauce, and the white sauce was interesting but acceptable. The kfc is nicely fried, and the gfc is nicely coated. Flavor is good. Chicken had a bite to it, but could be because it was sitting. - bulgogi kimbap - 3/5, packed with bulgogi, a little lacking with the other ingredients in my opinion. The amount of meat made the kimbap feel really dry, and it was a little difficult to eat due to it being pretty massive. Bulgogi fries - 2.5/5, thick cut fries topped with tons of bulgogi, but drowning in liquid. The fries had a good thickness to them. The bulgogi was sweet and salty, although a bit too sweet; probably caramelized. The sauce was flavorful. I think the sweetness of the bulgogi and flavor of the sauce was too overwhelming. It was like having potato and bulgogi soup.

The place boasts friendly service, fresh food and a spick - and - span condition, making it a desirable destination.

Overall pretty good food but doesn't stock kimbap anymore and staff is rude and feels as if you are bothering them

I was initially late to discover this spot, thinking they were just a food truck. However, I later learned they have a small pickup location on Larkin Street. Since my initial visit, I've returned three times. I've ordered the KFC bowl twice and the Balogi sushi rolls. The chicken bowl, which I chose with the soy garlic flavor, was a standout. The boneless chicken was juicy and well-seasoned, and the sauce was perfectly balanced--not overwhelming. I didn't care too much for the sushi rolls as I prefer my meat hot. Note that they only have a pickup window, and parking is quite limited out front. I'll definitely be back and would recommend this place.

Amazing food. Just amazing. The kimchi is awesome. The veggie kimbop was a favorite when they still had it- wish they'd add it back, but c'est la vie. The fried chicken both a la cart and in burrito form is 10/10.

Cool place not far from where we were staying. We ordered online and walked over to pick up to save on delivery cost since we were so close when we got there they let us know they got confused and made us an extra Bulgogi fries order which was very nice of them to keep it. This order cost us about $95 as we got the combo B which included Bulgogi fries, kimbap, two kfc chicken of both the soy garlic, and gangjung as well as getting an order of the Gyoza. The Gyoza was a little dry, and I wish there was a dipping sauce for it. The gangjung was super tasty and I couldn't stop eating it. the soy garlic however, I felt was missing something but they did include a cup of the sauce to pour over the chicken. And FYI the chicken is boneless!! The Bulgogi fries were all right. It seemed to be missing something to it so we finished about 2/3 of the first one. The bulgogi kimbap was very good! Overall for this meal to cost $95, it seems to be missing a few marks that we just couldn't justify the price if we were to order again. It's one of those meals where I would definitely eat it if someone offered it to me, but I'd probably wouldn't spend my own money on it.

I love Aria! It's one of my favorites on Doordash. I usually do delivery, but earlier this week did stop by to do a pickup to visit it for the first time. It's like a hole in a wall that's a pick up only. I didn't see any outdoor seating, but in any case, for Aria I'd much prefer to take out and eat on the go or at home. They always package their takeout well, with staples on the brown bag, and is exemplary in making sure they 10pcs Korean Fried Chicken, includes Sauce on the Side. Love this for a non-messy and very crunchy fried chicken. 10pcs Gangjung Fried Chicken, includes sauce. Love this for having a very flavorful slightly spicy sauce Bulgogi Kimbap. 2 rolls of maybe 8-10 pieces. The seaweed-wrapped bulgogi, rice, with the radish and carrots just mesh well perfectly. I love having this health option. Bulgogi Fries. Bulgolgi over thick French Fries with sauce on it. This is one of my favorite drunchies to have. This is also very filling, so you can order just one box of these and be full. So I think is a steal for under $15. Definitely must-try! While there may seem to be limited options, each one that I have tried so far did not miss and were super awesome. Definitely a regular here!

This place is the bomb!!! All the food here is bussin'! I'm super impressed with their fried chicken, it's crispy and flavorful & great for sharing with friends. My favorite item on the menu though has the be the kimchi fried rice; they just do a really good job with it and it's great to it by itself or with other dishes. I also tried the bulgogi kimbap, but wasn't that amazed. It looks stunning, but I honestly wish they had different types with other fillings. But that's just me, I'm not a huge fan of bulgogi. Although, I'm pretty sure others would enjoy it. Overall, would definitely recommend Aria!!! It's perfect for takeout and really hits the spot.

These weren't really my type of taste, but they are very well made and flavorful. My family loved them. I did like the taco with chicken and guacamole in it!

The food was very good. Sketchy neighborhood. Oh well. It's worth it. The Bulgogi burrito is super tasty and it's huge.

Was craving kimbap and this fit the bill but be warned you are in the Tenderloin! There's a small window area to stand and eat quickly but definitely recommend getting this food delivered. Such a rough area. We ordered via app and just ate there quick. Had the fries that were so good. + egg Just sodas no alcohol.

My husband went to go pick up the order and he ended up waiting for an extra half hour. Anyway, meal looked great but the tacos were all sweet which wasn't to my liking. The chicken was really good though.

Aria Korean Street Food truly exceeded my expectations with its unique and delicious offerings. I decided to try the bulgogi fries, and although they weren't what I initially anticipated, they turned out to be a delightful surprise. Despite the fries being a bit soggy due to the generous amount of sauces, the explosion of flavors more than made up for it. Each bite was a symphony of tastes that blended harmoniously. In addition to the bulgogi fries, I also indulged in the GFC (Glazed Fried Chicken) and KFC (Korean Fried Chicken). The sauced fried chicken was an absolute showstopper. The flavors were bold and mouthwatering, leaving me craving more. It's worth mentioning that Aria's KFC can stand shoulder-to-shoulder with the renowned San Tung, vying for the top spot when it comes to Asian fried chicken. Aria's version is definitely a contender for the throne. The location itself is the definition hole-in-the-wall, adding to the authenticity of the Korean street food experience. It's important to note that seating is limited, (have standing counter bars) so don't expect a sit-down dining experience. However, Aria offers online ordering, which is incredibly convenient for those on the go or looking to enjoy their meal elsewhere. Overall, Aria Korean Street Food has left an indelible mark on my taste buds. I'll certainly be back whenever I'm in the area and craving some mouthwatering Korean street food. Aria deserves a well-earned five-star rating for its exceptional dishes and commitment to delivering incredible flavors.

Best fried chicken I've had. The price is amazing too. I came with a group of 6 and split the family serving of chicken wings, kimchi fried rice, and bulgogi fries. The honey chicken wings were amazing--perfect crunch and sweetness. The kimchi fried rice was more like steamed rice, so the texture was a bit off. But the kimchi flavor was strong and super yummy. The bulgogi fries were also great, the bulgogi beef marinade was so sweet and the meat was tender. Would definitely come back for their fried chicken!

Solid fried chicken but TERRIBLE experience with half of our food missing! We ordered a family bundle and bulgogi fries, and only the chicken was in the bag... and they put it in a huge bag too so it looked like our order was complete. As we went to check our bag of food, and one of the employees insisted everything is inside and ushered us to leave. I understand that mistakes happen, but wouldn't they have noticed some food sitting in their kitchen that belonged to our order? We didn't get called back at all for their mistake as we left the shop. On our end, we've been trying to contact them for the past few weeks, and they do NOT not pick up the phone nor respond to any emails no matter the hour or day. I hate having to give any business such low ratings, but we are so disappointed with our experience. Extremely unprofessional. Chicken was good but can't speak on anything else unfortunately.

Finally got to try this place and I will say, they do not disappoint. The chicken (both flavors) is amazing and the kimbap was fresh. You also got to try the bulgogi fries bc my mouth is watering as I write this. Only reason I'm giving a 4 star is bc they did forget the pot stickers

No frills - find their menu using a QR code, walk up to the window and get your food in a throw-away container. Was a LOT of food for the $. I got the "10pcs Gangjung Fried Chicken (닭강정) - Sauce on Top" - could only eat half of it. Came with a choice of sauce - I got the Sweet & Spicy with a side of Chipotle Aioli. The sauce was too small, IMO. Overall, it was tasty, and I might go back to try more.

I've loved Aria for so long but the menu change is such a let down. The new chicken tacos have salsa instead of slaw and it's gross, and the quality of the chicken isn't what it used to be - I got a piece that was all cartilage no meat on it at all. The mandu and kimbap are both gone. The bulgogi taco was never my favorite anyways, so I can't recommend it anymore at all. I hope you go back to the old menu

It is in a neighborhood I would not walk after dark, but it is board daylight and we were in the Union Square area so we decided to give it a try. We in general love street food. This place was ToGo only with an upper half of a door opened for pick up. We got Bulgogi fries with an egg on top $13+$1 and the 10 pieces gangjung chicken $14 with the white sauce on the side. I got the white sauce because people were raving about it on the reviews but we found it totally tasteless, definitely would not get it again. The chicken reminded me of the Chinese Peking ribs. The Bulgogi fries were soggy by the time we got home to eat, tho the taste was decent. It is nothing special enough for me to return.

The place is pretty interesting. I went doing the twilight hours before closing and I can see it being rough if I went later. Overall it felt alright. Was pointed out the Menu was a QR scan and not posted on the side of the shop. This place has no direct seating. There are fold out 'tables' one could lean up against and have a meal. Personally I have no preference as I was there for take out anyways. On to the food, I got the Combo A, thinking it would be the best value. I still think it is great value, I got the fried chicken both 'spicy' whatever that meant, because when I was able to try it, I didn't have any tingling of spice. I also got one of each sauce, and did a dunk and munched. No spice in any of them. Even some of my more spice sensitive friends I was having it with said it wasn't spicy. Maybe my order was goofed.

We got the Gangjung and Crispy Soy Garlic Fried Chicken and OMG it was the BEST korean fried chicken I have ever had!! It was crispy, saucy and absolutely incredible. I am still dying to order this again. Portions are also huge which was very appreciated. I would avoid going in person later at night since it is located in Tenderloin, but Doordash is the move.

The food was really good! We had two taco it was a little spicy but I love spice. We also had the chicken and we got all the sauces the honey sauce was my favorite.. it's a little hole in the wall no place to sit down and enjoy, we drove to union square to enjoy the delicious food and watch the sites. They are helpful and will recommend their top selling items.. it's a must try! We were not disappointed.. can't wait to go back for something new.

ordered online & went to pick it up after 15mins and the food was ready. looks like it's only the to go option, no dine in. the food was delicious & paid $27 total

I doordashed Aria, especially after seeing the ratings, but it was extremely disappointing. The fried chicken rice bowl was decent but we also got the bulgogi fries and the kimbap which were both terrible. As a Korean restaurant, this is some of the worst bulgogi - dry and artificially sweet. My main takeaway would be to most definitely not get the bulgogi fries. It's topped with terrible a rubbery cheese and drenched in a coyingly sweet sauce.

One of the best fried chicken spots in the Bay Area. I ordered the sweet and sour chicken and it was amazing. For this whole box it was $14 and I got rice on the side. I recommend ordering on DoorDash since there's not much seating + not located in the best area. The chicken was still hot when it came and the sauce was so good. I recommend trying the sweet and sour sauce but you also have the option of garlic soy.

My favorite SF chicken place! My go-to order is the Combo A with 20pcs of chicken + bulgogi kimbap to share with friends. The chicken is tender and juicy and the kimbap balances out the oil on the chicken. It's also just a massive amount of food, so you get what you are paying for. My friend who usually comes with me isn't a big fan of eating out, but she's convinced Aria is something special. The restaurant is in somewhat of a dangerous location though (Tenderloin), so I recommend going with someone when picking up the food if you're concerned about safety.

My Son introduced me to a cool Korean place in the city. So after an Alcatraz night tour he suggested we go check it out. Hubby and my Son ordered and mentioned inside it has limited seating. No problem. They ordered two orders of the fried chicken, an order of potstickers, and bulgogi fries. The food back home never disappoints. Hubby and I shared the bulgogi fries and fried chicken there was so much food no way were we able to finish. Service is very fast it didn't take long to receive our order perhaps a good 20-25 minutes tops. My guys mentioned that the staff was friend very chill ambiance and didn't feel rushed ordering. Now to the best part, the food . My goodness after your first bite of the fried chicken you'll taste a very crunchy yet fresh flavor. The dipping sauce tasted like chipotle it compliments all the flavors. The bulgogi fries forget about it, my hubby and I still say that's a good place to stop to enjoy a meal when we go back home. Delicious and the flavor is right on the money. The potstickers were wonderful. Overall I give this eatery a 10 out of 10. Flavor, price, presentation it's worth the drive.

We ordered two of the Bulgogi Rice Bowls from DD & for almost $20 each & it barely had any meat in it. Literally no sauce or favor & it was full of rice. The ratio between meat to rice was extremely disappointing, not to mention dry & such a waste of money!

We ordered from Aria via DoorDash because we were staying at a hotel & Uber for 7ppl to a small restaurant just didn't make sense. The delivery driver came pretty quickly with the order, which was a surprise! I ordered a Combo B and extra Amigos, bulgogi fries, some sauces and a kimchi to share some small bites before we left for our show. Upon unpacking my order, I realized we were shorted the entire bulgogi kimbap part of our order, literally 2 whole rolls valued at $16! I tried to call Aria several times, no answer. Tried over the next 2 days to email them 3 times too, all with no reply. The chicken pieces were OK but a little dry, both in doneness and a little light on sauce. The tacos were OK, but had large pieces of chicken and too much sauce, so they were soggy and fell apart. I never heard back on the missing part of the order, and ultimately made a dispute with PayPal but they can't verify what I say was missing. DoorDash doesn't take any responsibility either, because its not their job to verify what is or isn't in the bag?!?! Overall, a pretty crappy experience for over $100 dollars for chicken!!! If you want to try Aria, better go to the restaurant so you can verify your order is complete!!! Because you won't get any reply otherwise...

Guys I love the place, have been going there for years and years, big fan, but I cannot ignore the fact that there was a little cockroach on my chicken I had to throw the whole box away, pretty sad So it's basically 5 starts but I took 1 star out due to little cockroach

Ordered via Doordash and was greatly disappointed... I've heard good things and seen many delish pictures of Aria Korean Street Food on social media, and was looking forward to finally giving them a try. However, they did not live up to the hype or even the images presented on their menu. The husband and I ordered the Glazed Fried Chicken and Bulgogi Fries. The fried chicken was appetizing with generous sized pieces. I thought the flavoring was good, but noting that it was more on the sweet side. The bulgogi fries, on the other hand was a huge miss for me. The fries arrived fairly soggy and sad, which was unfortunate but I also understand that's the risk you take when ordering via Doordash. I was also taken aback, because the fries looked nothing like the picture on their menu. All in all, food wasn't horrible but with this experience, I don't anticipate in returning anytime soon.

Tried this place for dinner and it was a bit of a wait even though I ordered in advance for pickup. Got the kimchi fried rice bowl w 3 piece Korean fried chicken and a fried egg. The fried rice was so flavorful and spicy although a biiiit greasy. The fried chicken was yummy but it lost some of its crispness by the time I went home to eat. Overall great place for a delicious meal and would want to try the rest of their items!

I have ordered Aria a few times from DoorDash and their food never fails to disappoint me. I enjoy the 10 piece Gangjung Fried Chicken coated in Sweet and Spicy sauce with chipotle aioli on the side. Truly, can't beat this and worth every cent! I've also tried the Bulgogi Fried Rice which was pretty good too, but trust me on the fried chicken it is a MUST!

Ordered ahead on a Thursday around 4:30, and picked up around 4:50. I got combo B: KFC with the spicy sauce, GFC with soy garlic, bulgogi kimbap, and the homies 3 taco sampler. The chicken was so good. It was moist, and there were definitely more than 10 pieces in each box. The GFC got soggy on the car ride home though. The rice in the bulgogi kimbap was a bit hard, and I couldn't tell there was bulgogi marinade on the beef. The tacos were delicious. The slaw was a good amount of spice and balanced well with the heaviness of chicken and bulgogi. I wish there was a customization option when I ordered online. An amazing place for korean fusion tacos and korean fried chicken. The meal was more than enough to feed 4 people. Would definitely come back to pick up food.

Full of flavor and huge portions. My typical go-to order is the bulgogi fries, kimbab, and korean (boneless) fried chicken. This feeds a family of 4, sometimes for a couple days, that's how generous the portions are. Ordering is best done online, but they do also take orders at the door. Their customer service is great! Always friendly and never have to wait too long for my order. Parking is a challenge but double parking for a few minutes doesn't seem to be an issue. Lots of doordash pick ups do the same.

Was craving korean street food and found this gem on Yelp. Gangjung Fried Chicken: I got this in the soy garlic sauce and it was still so crispy even when it's doused in the sauce. The soy garlic was sweet and savory although not as garlicy as i thought it would be. 5/5 Homies: The tacos were a little soggy but flavorful none the less. The bulgogi taco resembled more of a braised beef/galbi jjim meat than bulgogi and was a little more sweet than I expected. 3.5/5 Definitely would come back for the fried chicken. Tacos were an interesting fusion take but not too sure if it hit the mark. I'll be back to try the kimchi fried rice and other menu items.

Never thought takeouts could be so good. One of my best takeout experiences in the past 5 years that I've lived in the Bay Area. What did we order? Gangjung Fried Chicken Homies (3 Korean-Mexican Taco Sampler) Kimchi Fried Rice - Added Cheese

I am soooo happy my bf and i found this spot. The fried chicken was so good and OMG the white sauce is a must!! My bf didn't care for it (but then again what dose he know) lol. He enjoyed the chipotle sauce. Its pick up only, nowhere to dine in. They had one small side table, no chairs. I was okay with it since we were going to go explore the city anyways. So glad we found this little hidden gem. Cant wait to come back

This place has FANTASTIC fried chicken, you MUST get it with the white sauce!!! Discovered this place randomly and it's now a must when I visit San Francisco The only thing is that it's not in a great location, I recommend ordering online and picking up.

Korean fusion is my go to choice whenever I'm faced with making a serious food decision. I was taken aback by the location so just to let you know, there is no restaurant space or seating. Food is for pick up only. I didn't know this beforehand but had I did, I would've called my order in to avoid standing around in what seemed to be a super shady part of town. Super crave-able and unique flavors. I had the homies tacos and bugogi fries with my daughter and husband but I could've totally eaten it all by myself! It was THAT good! Flavor explosion in my mouth and it was worth risking my life picking this food up!

Amazing fried chicken, would recommend both flavors. No service to speak of since there's no option to dine in. Ambiance is also nonexistent, I only order to pick up or delivery as the part of the city it is located in is very sketch.

I didn't really like it, I went when they first opened and idk if they changed the formula but it was pretty bland I hope to try it again and see if things changed.

Their kimchi fried rice with spam is one of my favorite comfort foods. I really think it is the best kimchi fried rice I've ever had. I could also drink their green sauce, which seems to be a jalapeño and cilantro situation. It's so good. The combo of these two together is heavenly. Everything else we've had is also great and I especially like the KFC taco, but nothing beats the kimchi fried rice with spam and green sauce. *update for those who know.....the kimchi fried rice with spam ended up being what I ordered to eat while I watched the Vanderpump Rules S10 finale.