Manna Korean BBQ

Wonderful "home style" Korean food. Had the bibimbap and some dumplings. Flavor was wonderful and the service was pretty quick. Since this restaurant is in a food court, other people in your group can have something else if they're not into Korean food. This place is a little hidden away, so it can be easy to drive past it. Highly recommended! It's also open on the first and last saturday of the month.

Tasty and authentic Korean food at affordable price. Ramen for 3.99 and bibimbab for 6.99. free side dishes . The owner was super friendly and gave me a free soda. Will come back for lunch every week.

Manna reminds me of an old school LA KTown food court Korean spot. Located in a small and unassuming food court, Manna is a diamond in the rough. Run by an Ajuma who puts the home touch on all the dishes and her American veteran husband, what the building lacks in aesthetics is more than made up for by the great home style Korean food.

Best Korean short ribs in town. It reminds me of the homemade ones back in hawaii

First time coming here and definitely will be coming back the chance I get. Very yummy Korean food at a very good price. Definitely a deal. The husband and wife, who both work there were extremely nice and welcoming. I highly recommend it.

This place was not on Google Maps. I added it 2 years ago so more people could experience how good this place is. I love it. I'm from Hawaii and was in the military. So, I have had my share of Korean food. This reminds me of the homemade Korean that I grew up eating. It's not the very best I've had, that goes to a spot at Ft Hood, TX. But it's second. Service is great. The couple that owns and operates it are very friendly. If you initiate conversation, they will glady engage. I love the side dishes, although I don't eat everything. They refill my sides and rice too. I eat lots of rice. My only complaint is the seating. The seats are fixed to the table. Im big and its too close for me. The table aren't all made the same, some are better.

Little Big Korean restaurant I'm glad I discovered. Let me get this out first: the building doesn't look like as if it should house restaurants. That's right - plural - once you're inside you will find several food joints in a food-court setting. Outside the building seems almost abandoned so frankly it took me a little leap of faith to get inside. This place serves a fairly complete set of authentic Korean dishes. This is to a degree a mom (Korean) and pop (White dude) place, so you can expect a bit of 'mom and pop' hospitality when you're dining in. I was curious they have a rather big kitchen so I asked him about it - it turns out they're licensed to provide meals to facilities, and they've been providing meals to nursing homes for many years. That explains why they have so many Banchans (side dishes) so fresh, despite the location / building disadvantage . Bottom line is you will get decent Korean food at a very decent price.

Surprisingly for a food court this was a great place to eat. The food specifically at korean Manna bbq is delicious. The food is authentic korean and very flavorful. We ordered babimbop (hot rock pot), teriyaki chicken, and ramen soup. All items came out cooked to order piping hot! Fresh and flavorful along with the fact that the portion size was just right. They even brought the little dishes of kimchi, fish cake, pickled radish and tofu! Owners are very friendly and really want you to have an enjoyable meal. Very close to CSN and very reasonably priced.