Manduyo

Absolutely phenomenal ! And the food is absolutely delicious I couldn't believe I spent under $20 for such a wonderful design of takeout box it was beyond expectation like seriously, the only problem is probably the portion is not as much as I want . But overall it is worth it ! I would definitely coming back soon

Located in the Blossom Food Hall, this was the former Workaholic that made Korean fusion dumplings. I'd recommend their Manduyu Special since their Rice 2 Meet You is pretty good, but consists of mostly meat and a lot of rice (great portions!) Their Mandu is definitely the best that they would have. Food is prepared quickly

I recently visited Manduyo at Blossom Market Hall in San Gabriel and had an amazing experience. I got the bulgogi dumplings, and they were absolutely delicious. The dumplings were packed with flavorful bulgogi and had a perfect texture. They were fresh and really well-made. The atmosphere at Blossom Market Hall is vibrant and fun, with lots of different food options to explore. The staff at Manduyo were super friendly and made the whole experience even better. Overall, if you’re in the area and craving some tasty Korean fusion food, Manduyo is definitely worth a visit

Great food and awesome staff. Inside the Blossom Market Hall. Ate at the place twice and both time has been great. Tried the 5pc spicy pork, 5pc pork and chives, and Egg 2 Kimchi. Worth it to try. On top of that, Great venue to relax and eat at.

Stopped here for a quick bite. No line and I ordered 5 dumplings which took about 15 minutes. The dumplings are a bit smaller than regular size dumplings but they come with a salad. Paid $8 which I think would have been fine if they were regular size dumplings. The dumplings were warm but could have been hotter. By the time I got to dumpling number 5 it was cold so they could definitely improve there. Taste was ok but I liked the salad more. 3.5/5 stars

Great option for rice boxes and more for lunch at Blossom Market all. Enjoyed the tteokgalbi that came in an adorable box packaged with careful attention to detail. Appreciated the side salad for a balanced meal. Large portions at a reasonable price. Very friendly staff. Food quickly made to order. Plenty of free 2 hour street parking and at the nearby San Gabriel Mission Playhouse.

Very tasty! I got the pork belly and it was delicious with a good portion amount.

The dumplings look great, but do not really taste as good. Severely overpriced, not the best dumplings, skin was pretty dry.

Had a craving and stopped by to order the Manduyo special. I asked for no sesame this time around. Always delicious and service is again A++! Love their new Manduyo bag! We took our food to go and it kept all of our orders hot and fresh. Thank you!!!

What's up: Here for a team lunch. Last time I was debating between Mediterranean and Korean, and since Mediterranean won last time, I'm here for the Korean food! Parking: Plenty of parking available in their large lot. Environment: located inside the Blossom Market Hall. We got here for an early lunch, so it was not too crowded yet. The menu is listed overhead and you can place your order at the counter or with the self serve kiosk. I used the kiosk and it was fairly simple to use. Once the order was ready, I got a text on my phone. After picking up my order, I grabbed a seat at one of the many tables. What was ordered: - Manduyo Special (flavorful and yummy. They had a mango sauce that I had asked not to add since I have allergies. I'm sure that would have made the meal even more flavorful) Yay/Nay/Meh: Yay, overall, the food was good. The ordering process was simple and the staff members were polite. Credit cards are accepted.

As part of the Blossom Market hall right next to the back entrance, this place serves Korean dishes in cute paper boxes. We wanted to try the dish with a fun name: Insane Tteokgalbi You can order with the staff at the counter or at their touchscreen kiosk. We got a device that will vibrate once the meal is ready. Once we got the dish, it was in two boxes, the hot meal in one and the salad in the other with a small container of sauce. The dish comes with minced beef (which I was surprised given the name, I assumed it will come with galbi?), kimchi, pickled spicy radish (one slice), melted mozzarella cheese, with rice underneath and a fried egg on top. The salad is a mixed green lettuce with a nice vinaigrette with some crunchy bites on top. The melted cheese had a such a nice cheese pull! The beef was flavorful, it mixes well with the rice and the fried egg was cooked with the yolk a bit runny making the rice more delicious when mixed in. The salad was good, a nice refreshing and light side dish. Overall it was a decent meal! I think they patched a word on the menu after "beef" to correct that they are using minced beef now instead.

Another place inside the Blossom Market Hall. It serves Korean fusion dishes. I got the Fantastic Pork Belly which had slices of pork belly with rice, rice cake, house salad and pickled radish. As for the sauce, I opted for the non-spicy sauce which was the soy glaze sauce. Overall, it was tasty but I would prefer the rice cake not mixed with my dish - but this fusion style dish after all. For my drink, I got the Strawberry Mango Lemonade. This was good and refreshing. The staff was nice and friendly. Would try their other dishes next time I go here.

The restaurant is located in the Blossom Market Hall, with plenty of seating available indoor and outdoor. I ordered a k-ramen combo ($16 + $2 egg) which came with a box of mandu/dumpling and pickle radish. It was upsetting that the ramen was basically instant noodle with 3 added rice cakes and no other modification. The pork dumpling was presented on a bed of salad, but it tasted very ordinary. I was also not too fond of the dumpling's texture, it's just doughier compared to the ones I usually have (steamed or pan fried). I wouldn't say I am too satisfied with the food quality for the price. The service was fine, they provide a buzzer to notify you when the food is done. And since it's in a food court, there are many food choices available, which can be great for hangout.

Recently came here and got the Meat2 bowl. It was absolutely amazing, I highly recommend it! Reminded me of Korean bbq but even better

We love Manduyo! We come all the way from the San Fernando Valley to have some of our favorite Manduyo meals. We found this place last September and have gone here 3x now so far. We've also recommended Manduyo to all our social circles and they too have said the food is delicious and the quality is excellent along with great customer service. Thank you Jenny the sweet lady at the counter who's always so pleasant and provides excellent customer service. Our favorite is the Rice2MeetU Bowl and Manduyo Special. Always cooked fresh. The food is delicious. The quality of the beef is great. The Korean flavoring is on point. Just the right amount of spice and seasoning. The servings are always plentiful. The other meal we ordered is a simple spam with scrambled eggs and white rice. Our child has food allergies to peanuts, tree nuts and sesame seed and Jenny is always so kind and considerate on how they prepare and cook all their meals. Manduyo is our go to for Korean rice bowl cravings because not only do they serve delicious meals they also provide excellent customer service.

I was looking for a quick lunch option with friends and this satisfied my hunger! I chose the egg and beef rice bowl and it was sooo good. The egg consistency was similar steamed egg so it was super soft and tasty. All the stalls in the Market have seating around so after I ordered I got a buzzer and waited for my meal. Plenty of parking outside and other vendors to choose from if your group has different tastes!

I was in San Gabriel for a work meeting and came across this market full of different food shops. I ended up choosing this Korean food spot. The service was great and there are plenty of seats in the market. I ended choosing their rice 2 meat u plate along with a mango drink and their delicious spicy house sauce. The bowl consisted of beef, rice, small fried onions and kimchi. All the flavors blended together and everything was delicious. I would recommend to trying this place if you get a chance. Definitely get their house sauce and mix it with anything you get. It's delicious and not too spicy

Manduyo is a Korean premium rice boxes and dumpling. They are located within the Blossom Market Hall. They have 11 rice boxes and 5 side appetizers. I came to grab a late, late lunch/early dinner meal. It was my first time at this Korean food stand. I had their Soy Glazed Chicken is composes of White meat (Chicken breast) House soy sauce, cage free fried egg, mango mayo sauce, white rice, green bell pepper Onion, Green onion, pickle radish, soy, sesame seed, wheat, dairy, gluten. It was delicious and fresh with an interesting flavor; white chicken breast was soft, tender and juicy. Staff were competent and professional. Prices (rice boxes) average was $15-16 bucks with tax. Service was bloody on point. Portions do match the price. Overall, it was a nice rice box meal.

Came here a few weeks back after visiting a Chinese New Year event down in San Gabriel. I was craving korean food, and I'm glad it was Manduyo. First time experience was pretty nice! Didn't know what to order at first, but I was feeling some pork belly and rice. The spice level was perfect for this dish. It wasn't too spicy, and the flavor was just right. Service here was great. The lady who served me was polite and they all did a good job preparing the food. I love how it was a food court. Although it is a smaller food court, the setting was perfect!

As an innocent bystander, I got to try this place thanks to my friends who ordered here. A free meal is always the best type of meal. Both food options my friends chose had their own unique flavors and the dumplings we shared are always a win. The service took a little long with some of the food to arrive but we were in good company so it wasn't a huge deal.

I've been following Manduyo since they were at Smorgasburg in LA and really enjoyed their colorful round mandu and flying noodles. I was happy to see that they opened in Blossom Market Hall but was a bit disappointed they no longer served the colorful mandu that was so iconic. I tried the mandu they serve here, and it's good in terms of both texture and flavor, especially when paired with the dipping sauce, though the skin is less crispy than the colorful ones they used to serve. I tried their signature tteokgalbi plate, and it's one of the most unique Korean dishes I've had. The ground beef that's mashed together is really tender and flavorful. I eat it like a bibimbap by mixing in the sauce, rice, greens and fried egg. Really loved how the greens are so fresh. I also tasted their pork belly plate as well, which was also very impressive. The pork belly was top quality as it was really thick and tender. I could tell they marinated the meat for a long time because of the deep smoky flavor they achieved. Plates do run kind of pricy, but the portions are fair.

I got the Manduyo special which is basically the rice2meetu mixed with a scrambled egg Food tasted great, but it was indeed very oily and greasy Ate it upstairs in the food court and it was filling enough for two meals

It was worth the price and very filling. Kimchi, pork and beef bulgogi, radish and cheese were very tasty. I should have added another egg. They charge $3 for refills.

Manduyo is one of food stalls in Blossom Market Hall and the stall specializes in Korean rice boxes and dumplings. [Parking]: Blossom Market Hall has a free designated parking lot sharing with the San Gabriel Mission Playhouse. If the lot is turned into a paid lot because there's an event going on, then there's an alternative and free park & ride lot (257 S Mission Dr, San Gabriel, CA 91776) located across from the Blossom Market Hall. [Service]: I placed an order, got a buzzer, and got my orders in 10 to 15 minutes. [Menu]: Three different rice boxes (Signature Tteokgalbi, Insane Tteokgalbi, or Breathtaking Galbi), two rice bowls (Rice 2 Meat U or Egg 2 Kimchi), and 5 or 10 pieces mandu box (pork bulgogi, pork & shrimp, pork & chive, or spicy pork). *** Signature Tteokgalbi (Authentic Korean Tteokgalbi [mixture of beef and pork], Cage free fried egg, white rice, house salad, salad dressing, pickle radish, fried onion, green onion - $16): Great presentation and savory meats, but the side sauce tasted slightly too vinegary for me and salad tasted pretty average. *** This is a good spot to try out bento-style Korean food.

First time trying this place out was yesterday. Today I brought my boyfriend so he could try the delicious Galbi. We ordered two Galbi and their delicious lemonades and were given a beautiful insulated bag for free. Thank you Manduyo for the delicious food and wonderful service. We'll be back soon!

My daughter took dance near by so I would visit this food hall every week. I tried all the spots, but Manduyo is my favorite! The Insane Teokgalbi plate is so flavorful! It is seasoned ground beef and pork over rice with a fried egg and cheese on top plus roasted kim chee. Everything goes together well, it is delicious! Big portion, too! Comes with side salad with a really good asian vinegrette. If you are walking around trying to decide, this is the place and the Insane Teokgalbi will not dissapoint!

Great food! We got the signature and the pork belly (the hot version). The pork belly had a substantial amount of fat! we also got the shrimp and garlic dumplings!! So yummy. Service was great! Will be returning. We got it to go and it was packed nicely!

MANDUYO is located inside Blossom Market Hall, a food hall in the heart of San Gabriel, down the street from the San Gabriel Mission, with a large free parking lot surrounding the hall. Manduyo has different flavored dumplings and we got the SHRIMP AND PORK DUMPLINGS. It must have been better than I thought because I took one piece and the rest disappeared before I could even get a second piece. The line to order is short. The wait to get our food was not that long. There are plenty of indoor eating space.

I'm not from the area but my friend brought me and I chose to get food from here. Let me tell you I'm so happy I did. I got the pork belly box and it was so amazing and flavorful. I still can't believe I ate the whole thing but it was that good. Need to come here again.

Located in Blossom Market Hall, they have dumplings and boxed Korean rice dishes. Super quick and friendly service and I'd recommend getting the dumplings to be shared so you can enjoy more food at the hall with your friends and loved ones! I love the little mandu/dumpling characters that they have here. Super cute! I've gotten stickers of them before. Always love me some good mascot characters and when a business is dedicated to their brand! We got the dumpling set of a 5 piece pork and shrimp. Not too doughy or dry on the outside. Perfect dumpling skin as it didn't tear easily and wasn't too thick. Nice, moist tasty filling and went great with their pickled vinaigrette/soy sauce and the small side of salad that they include too. They also sell their dumplings frozen in bulk if you're looking to having a dumpling party. FYI, they do have stamp cards here! Make sure to grab one!

Went to visit Blossom Market Hall with the family today. The daughter loves dumplings and the husband loves kimchi and I love it all. This place was fantastic! Flavorful, filling and huge portions. Lunch and dinner and a snack in between taken care of. 10/10 would will and do recommend.

I have loved their Mandu from their DTLA days. The Galbi and pork belly are always incredibly delicious. Now their new menu item ramyeon is the bomb!

3 of 4 reviews, also see Blossom Market Hall, La Olla, and Piccadilly Grace Yelp reviews. Quality/Quantity - Signature Tteokgalbi - My choice and it was the HIT of the meal! Great quality, generous portions, great packaging, generous utensils, etc. See pictures. FYI - The current anniversary promotion is buy one bag of frozen dumplings and get one free. Ends on 4/30/23. Atmosphere - Small kiosk in the Blossom Market Hall. Just walk straight from the entrance and they are on your right. I believe they are the very first business, great job on location. Open 6 days a week from 11am to 8pm or 9pm, closed Mondays. There is a stage for entertainment. Today was Friday night, where was the entertainment? I thought this was LA? 2 floors, also a private room on the second floor for more events, or a rentable space, art gallery, etc. See website for current events. The meeting room can accommodate 60-100 people. Plenty of seating throughout. From picnic style tables, to regular tables, bar seating, etc. Also indoor and outdoor seating. The outdoor seating is also dog friendly. Large clean bathrooms. Community board, love supporting locals. I think they had free wifi...? Plenty of parking. I also like that employees have their own bathrooms, great idea! Service - Good. I like the fact that they give you all the utensils and we did not have to ask, thank you. There was a team member stationed upstairs to clean and maintain the area. Security was walking in the area downstairs. Self service water station. Price - $16.54 + tip. Owner Comment - Congrats on all your restaurants; I believe you have 2 now. We will be back!

Located inside blossom market a nice little food court in San Gabriel. Today i ordered the "breathtaking beef Galbi". Alyssa who was working the register was so nice and sweet! She was very kind and gave me a very welcoming feeling. I really appreciate kindness. Didn't Plato say something like be kind for everyone fights their own battles. The breathtaking beef Galbi was really good. I was actually so surprised at the Galbi coming from this nice little kitchen. I think the amount was just right! it comes with salad and rice and some raddish. In the past i've also ordered the Rice 2 meat u which is beef and pork on top of rice. Its a better choice if you're balling on a budget because i believe the bang for buck on this is great. The parking here is good as the parking lot is shared with a church so it has a lot of space. Finding a table isn't a problem either as long as there is no event going on near by.

WOW!! The eggs plus the side on that Mandu dumplings (beef) are OUT OF CONTROL GOOD!!!! WOW!!!!! Worth the drive from West Hollywood!

Located inside of Blossom Market Hall, Manduyo is a hidden gem that specializes in Korean comfort food. They have a decent menu to choose from with variations of their signature rice bowls and dumpling box sets. The 5pc Pork and Chive Mandu Box is great if you're looking for something light, but also satisfying. Love their house sauce that the dumpling is served with and how they include some greens as well. Honestly, didn't expect much, but I was pleasantly surprised!

Good spot for some dumplings and kimichi to go!! I love where this spot is located -- inside a marketplace with ample seating and friendly customer service at every booth-- the eggs with the kimichi were so yummy and the dumplings were amazing! I will be coming back to purchase the frozen dumplings!

I got the Breathtaking Beef Galbi box - the meat is flavorful, the rice is cooked well & the perfect portion, and it also comes with a little salad which was also great. I also ordered a side of roasted kimchi (because kimchi is a must for me lol) which tastes amazing with some meat and rice. Gotta get the perfect bite :) Overall, I had a nice experience here - the food was great & the employees were very friendly!

My former colleague from Daycare job and I met up here to dine in on Dec/5/23 on my day off. What delish treats these Korean Rice Plates are!!!! Customer service was topnotch and right off the bat when we were having a hard time deciding if we wanted to fetch their Holiday Korean Dumpling deal at $29.99 for a frozen bag and 4 packs of mixed and matched dumplings. I had to get me a set so my mom and I can reduce cooking time this holiday month of Dec/23. Anyways, I ordered their Korean Rice (Beef) plate to go, and that was huge and delish, good enough for 2 meals. I was only able to chow down half of it. This was our first time here, and we both had a fabulous time here. We will meet back here again next time visiting 'Manduyo,' Authentic Korean Cuisine. Even your side salad dish that was included in the plate was all fresh: there was nothing bitter from any piece of salad veggies I ate. I'll be back on my next shift!!!! W2G, 'Manduyo,' of San Gabriel, CA. You had me at Hello.

Came here during dumplingfest in SG. Lines were long outside for dumplings so we opted to see choices in Blossom Hall. Not mucb of a line here and ordered a round of crab / pork dumplings. They had a variety of choices and order came relatively quick. Dumplings had good flavor and wnet quick. They also sell frozen if you want some for home. Overall worth a go if you re in the area or hanging at Blossom Market Hall.

Exploring the Market for the first time, we wanted to see what they offered. They had a variety of food and drink options, but desserts were limited. The place was well-maintained and clean, with a busboy consistently making rounds. We spotted a few items we were eager to try. Opting for the signature dish, I chose it for takeout, and the service was aided by a helpful Ajuma. The to-go packaging was nicely presented, including a chopstick and napkin. The food presentation was impressive! Although the meat tended to be a bit dry, it was well-marinated, and the balanced sauce on top added flavor. The overall dish wasn't too heavy or greasy, which suited my taste buds. I wished for extra condiments like pickled radish or kimchi on the side, as one slice wasn't sufficient. Despite that, I thoroughly enjoyed the dish and look forward to returning to try other options.

Delicious dumplings. Reminds me of my hometown food. Tried them at the blossom market hall and it was great!

I understand this is a family owned business and im all for supporting local businesses and supporting the community but this place is just not good. 20 bucks for the food is a little outrageous. I got the ttekogalbi and all it was just plain rice and egg and a small kimchi piece and some generic meat. There are definitely better options inside the hall.

Great spot and located in a cool marketplace. Dumplings are definitely the way to go, although all the options are delicious. Another solid choice is the ramen. Has a bit of a kick but the noodles and broth are definitely on point. Man, Du-yo-self a favor and check this place out.

Literally my go to lunch/dinner! I will go there any chance I get lol bc I love it so much, and Jenny the owner is sooo sweet! My bf and I have become regulars hehe

I find their rice bowls tasty but I'm a little mystified by how overly sweet their food is. And also, just one slice of pickled radish comes in the bowl. And $6 for a side of kimchi? Hmph.

Manduyo in Korean means "mandu please" as "yo" in Korean would be a polite and honorific term. Okay now that I got that out of they way... This establishment is located inside the Blossom Market Hall. This was one of the food stalls of many. But, why is this place called Manduyo if they only serve two difference types of mandu's? I really wanted to support and like this establishment but the flavor was very mediocre to me. There was nothing really authentic about these mandu's. In fact, I've had some better ones from the Korean market from the frozen food section. I'm assuming that these mandu's were steamed considering that it was kind of soggy. I thought the texture of the steamed mandu's would be a little different. Also, I LOVE crispy mandu's... Why do they not sell any?!? All they would really need is a deep fryer... ;P I was really thrown off by the 4 star review... These mandu's were nothing special and I was deeply regretting my choice.

Love their Rice 2 Meat U, extremely filling. The radish & Kimchi are delicious Staff is also very friendly

Korean cuisine for dinner in Los Angeles... Located inside of the Blossom Market Hall in San Gabriel, California, Manduyo is one of the many food vendors in this relatively new place. When you enter this enclosed Food Court from the free parking lot, Manduyo is immediately to the right. The friendly cashier greeted everyone that entered the door. I placed my order for the Kalbi plate, received a buzzer, and waited for it to light up. My food was ready quickly and we sat at one of the tables and benches to eat! Everything looked and tastes good - even the takeout box was kind of cute! I was happy with my selection and look forward to supporting a small business again!

Sometimes, I crave Korean food, but don't want to sit in a restaurant. The San Gabriel/Alhambra are does not have much Korean food options, so any place piques my interest. Manduyo serves dumplings (Mandu), and Korean rice bowls/plates. I was feeling the spicy pork belly and Galbi. The pork belly was thick cut, smothered in spicy gochujang based marinade, and delicious. I like thick cut pork belly, so this was a treat. It is unlike the traditional Korean jaeyukbocum, which uses thinly sliced pork belly, but I liked the modern interpretation. It is unctuous and decadent. The portion is generous. The Galbi here is really impressive. Not only was the marinade, the thickness of the cut, and quality of meat on point, but the portion was very generous. Many Korean shops would give a fraction of what they gave here. If you're having a tough day, and just need a pile of Galbi and rice, this is the dish to order. My main criticism is the price. Normally, I try not to factor this in too much considering my yelp reviews, but the prices for a rice plate here is likely a deterrent. The community it serves may not be able to spend $25-30 on a single plate. I think if the price point was decreased, it could be one of the true hidden gems of SGV. 4/5 stars- high quality Korean comfort food, price point may be a deterrent for some.

Located in a food hall of sorts, I was drawn to the colorful Mandu dumplings and ordered a set for myself. Unfortunately, though this place is known for its large colorful Mandu dumplings and sells them at events and festivals, its actual "storefront" only sells basic dumplings at a similar price-point. Though I was quite disappointed, the regular dumplings were good enough and filled my tummy just fine. I probably won't be back to try one of their regular plates, but I just might if they actually sell Mandus! Ample parking, as this place is part of Blossom.

It's rare to find a Korean restaurant in LA that sells tteokgalbi (grilled short rib patties) so I knew I had to try this place out the moment I found out that they have tteokgalbi. I got the signature tteokgalbi box which was around $18 with tips, a little pricey for the area and portion size. I was expecting grilled patties but it was more like a stir fry minced beef. The flavor is good. However, since it was minced beef, all of the beef fat seeped through the steamed rice at the bottom, making it quite oily to eat. Parking: Manduyo is located inside the Blossom Market Hall so there is a dedicated parking lot. Come early since it can get crowded, especially during lunch hours and on weekends.

This Korean restaurant located in the Blossom Markey Hall serves delicious Korean rice boxes and dumplings. Their signature tteokgalbi rice box is a must try! It comes with a beef and pork minced bulgogi over rice with salad. The meat is very flavorful with a taste of sweetness in the sauce. The saltiness of the meat is perfect with the rice and pairs well with the over easy runny egg. Definitely check out this spot for a comforting and delicious meal!

The best Korean restaurant I've tried! It's really hard to find places that can truly replicate and embody the authenticity of Korean cuisine but Manduyo nailed it! The food was amazing and was packed with delicious veggies, meat, and rice!!! I had the Fantastic Pork Belly and it was TRULY fantastic (highly recommend)! On top of that the couple who owns/works at the restaurant was super nice and made my experience just as enjoyable!

Very yummy! I love the rice bowls! Yummy! Definitely recommend trying this spot for Korean food

the cashier at Manduyo was the first to say hello as we entered blossom market hall for the first time. The mandu was sold out by the time we arrived on a Sunday around 2pm. I placed my order and was able to use Apple Pay. They gave a buzzer for my order so I could go find a table for my group and then run over to pick up my food when it went off. I really enjoyed their tteokgalbi which was served over rice with a fried egg (love a yolky egg), salad, and pickled peppers.

been coming here a lot to get my K-food fix. I love everything they serve here, and the lady in the ciuntervis so nice. Lately the store has been closed, 2 days in a row they are closed. Whats going on?