Oh Mama! Kitchen

The cashier guy was very friendly! The customers are super friendly too! They explain to me about some food that I have questions to. I LOVE their attitudes. I like all the food except the roll. That one wasn’t my favorite. But everyone have different tastes. 10/10 would recommend 🥰

Oh Mama Kitchen is a small catering and to-go spot offering a wide variety of Korean soul foods, such as 전, 김밥, 만두, and assorted side dishes perfect for busy people looking for comforting, home-style meals. Tucked into a modest retail space, it happens to be one of my sister’s favorite places. They prepare many delicious dishes in ready-to-go boxes, making it easy and convenient to enjoy authentic Korean flavors. It’s easy to see why this place is quickly gaining popularity.

The young woman at the counter (not sure if she was the owner or an employee) was very unfriendly. Her facial expression and tone were quite intimidating. The marinated crab had a very strong ginger taste, and while the chicken tasted okay, it had a slight chickeny smell.

If you're in need of getting your Korean food fix at home, Oh Mama Kitchen is your place to go for that need. Since we were in the area, friend and I stopped by to grab some food to enjoy later. Decent amount of parking in the lot. We easily found a spot and stopped by around 2 pm. They constantly stock their shelves and fridge so we weren't concerned about missing out on an item we wanted. Plenty of side dishes, main entrees, desserts, and drinks to choose from! I picked up their steak bulgogi kimbap ($10), large japchae ($10), and some mochi ($7.50). I had initially wanted their non-spicy fish cake but they only had the small container ($8) of the non-spicy and the large container only had the spicy fish cake ($10) so I skipped out on that. I also appreciated that the person ringing up my order asked if I was going to eat the japchae that same day, as I had picked up the refrigerated box that's already cool and good for heating up later and not the container that was freshly made and still warm. The inside isn't too big and if there are a lot of customers inside, it may feel a bit cramped. Luckily, most people know what they want, so the line to check out isn't long. Make sure to grab a basket so you're not juggling all the items in your arms!

Very clean shop! Reminds me of another shop similar to this set up back in NorCal! There’s a few premade or frozen food options to select from but everything here were made fresh. I saw a few Ommas working on some bonchons. Shop is inside a plaza so parking isn’t a hassle. Perfect spot if you’re just grabbing something small to eat but isn’t hungry enough for a full Korean dine in restaurant in surrounding area. No sit down area in the shop cause it’s designed to be like a mini mart

My family and I have shopped here for years. The shop is clean, well-stocked, and the gimbap, tteok and banchan we’ve purchased have always been fresh and well-made. The young woman who’s always at the register and who I believe is the owner, isn’t very friendly and generally curt but we’ve never taken offense. However, I was so appalled and honestly disgusted by her demeanor on our last visit. Many times I’ve personally seen her look annoyed or upset, but this time while waiting for her to finish ringing up the customer in front of us, I saw her give the dirtiest look towards the woman as soon as she turned around to leave. It wasn’t even a quick look or side eye; it went on for at least 5-6 long, awkward seconds while we were clearly in full view. As we slowly approached the counter, she still had the scowl on her face, didn’t even look up, acknowledge or greet us as we put our items down to pay. As someone in the restaurant/hospitality industry and also having opened and operated a retail food store, I completely understand how annoying and infuriating the job can be especially when dealing with entitled or difficult customers. I don’t know what her interaction was with this particular guest that warranted such a nasty look- but please don’t do it in the open especially when you’re the only one in a customer-facing role. Step away and take a breather in the kitchen. Or maybe have someone else run the register. It left such a bad taste in my mouth and ruined the whole vibe of the place that I don’t feel compelled to stop by anytime soon.

This is a to-go only restaurant with a big selection of Korean side dishes, kimbap, some frozen items (dumplings), rice cake, and even fried chicken. The fried chicken is made-to-order, which can take ~15m so I would recommend calling in advance. The chicken was a pleasant surprise! Really good flavor and lightly fried. We purchased 5-6 side dishes -- a variety of kimchi (green onion kimchi, cucumber kimchi), namul, stir fried fish cake, and dried squid. All were really good! It's priced a bit higher than what you can get at the grocery store, but worth it imo. We also tried 2 different kimbaps, which were very good. and rice cakes too! Overall a great spot to check out if you need some dishes to get you through the week. or a quick snack!

🇰🇷 SOUTH KOREA (via Eat the World Los Angeles) - It usually has a couple customers coming and going, but trips here are quick and painless, except maybe for your bank account as you keep adding boxes from each fridge to your order. The kimbap seems to have the place of most prominence in the small shop, what is left for the day is displayed right as you walk in. If you come after the lunch rush, the shelf is likely to look a bit bare, but make sure to take at least one of these home as it is somewhat of a specialty of the shop.

This is an amazing place with delicious food. The staff are extremely friendly and polite. Highly recommend this place to everyone

Very fresh, very crispy fried chicken wings. A plethora of side dish selections and kimbap options. So many banh chan! Sesame spinach, roe side dish, kim chi, bean sprouts, radish, cucumber, chives, and more. Clean store and nice welcoming staff. No tables to dine like they previous had years ago. It's a stop and pick up shop. So many good quick options and lunch boxes to choose. Will be coming back to chekc out other items!!

Always a pleasure to come to this mom and pop ban chan (korean side dish) spot! They also have ready to eat food like kimbap, ddukbokki and more! Super clean and uber friendly staff. Really get the family vibe!

- first timer - ordered the odeng $4, for tteobokki $6 (counter), and spam kimchi $7 (counter) - no tax - odeng - i liked it a lot. it after eating at so many places, i noticed it's more homemade making the soup more enjoyable and delicious. they have about 4 fish cake slices - tteobokki - not too spicy nor sweet. i like the thick sauce and the flavor is really good that makes you want to keep eating. - spam kimchi - really refreshing snack! crunchy and sesame oil is not overpowering i saw some reviews about the cashier employee being rude. although we didn't get that feeling from her, she wasn't customer service nice (like smiling or welcoming) but i think she just was expressing she needed to do her job. would return and try other things!

Ordered some of their kimbap and it was the best!! Really enjoyed the anchovy kimbap :)) I heard their chicken is really good too so will have to try next time!! The store owners are so friendly and kind!!

Tasty! But the prices are higher than grocery stores... I sometimes visit this place to pick up Korean banchan (side dishes). They are always busy... This usually means the food is tasty. Many times, the workers are busy working to make banchan off to the side. The ladies at the counter are friendly and very nice. I've tried most of their items and they have all been good. I sometimes pick up their kimbap (Korean seaweed roll) too, and they are delicious. You won't be disappointed with the food.

A small shop where you can pick up your Korean banchan (side dishes). A little expensive but very well organized and good packaging. I needed a quick bite to eat so got two kimbap (tuna and perilla leaf), ddukbokgi, and rice cakes. Everything but the ddukbokgi was good.

Side dishes were definitely a little pricey, but food was okay. It could just be my taste pallet, but wasn't a huge fan of some of the veggies and the strong mushroom-y tastes incorporated into the food.

Cute little place to pick-up Korean side dishes and some soup. The kimbop and chicken you have to order in advance, they make it fresh so it's not necessarily a pick up. It is pricey and can tell it's made differently than what you can get at Hmart; can't say it was any better, just different.

Loving this place today as it saved me alot of time lol korean food is not hard to make but it takes alot of preparation. I don't have the time to be a korean Martha stewart to prepare for a small gathering. I rushed over here and grabbed a few banchan. It was a but pricey but so worth it as it was delicious. Def. Coming back. Parking is free.

This place deserves 5 stars for how sweet the workers are . They gave us a pancake dish on the house and were super friendly even though it was our first time there and we didn't know exactly what we were doing! The kimbap was AMAZING and really enjoyed the banchan dishes as well. Would come back!

If you're in need of getting your Korean food fix at home, Oh Mama Kitchen is your place to go for that need. Since we were in the area, friend and I stopped by to grab some food to enjoy later. Decent amount of parking in the lot. We easily found a spot and stopped by around 2 pm. They constantly stock their shelves and fridge so we weren't concerned about missing out on an item we wanted. Plenty of side dishes, main entrees, desserts, and drinks to choose from! I picked up their steak bulgogi kimbap ($10), large japchae ($10), and some mochi ($7.50). I had initially wanted their non-spicy fish cake but they only had the small container ($8) of the non-spicy and the large container only had the spicy fish cake ($10) so I skipped out on that. I also appreciated that the person ringing up my order asked if I was going to eat the japchae that same day, as I had picked up the refrigerated box that's already cool and good for heating up later and not the container that was freshly made and still warm. The inside isn't too big and if there are a lot of customers inside, it may feel a bit cramped. Luckily, most people know what they want, so the line to check out isn't long. Make sure to grab a basket so you're not juggling all the items in your arms!

Found this along my school to work route, thinking it was like a lil cafe but, no it was actually like a Korean pick up and go kitchen, with a lot of Korean dishes you can get. There were drinks, meal ready foods, soups, desserts and pastries. I got Korean chicken, regular and soy garlic, they were both but the soy garlic was delicious, and for how much you get and the price it's def worth it. Also got a side of tteboki (could be spelled wrong) but was def a good meal. They were also super nice and friendly, they were surprised that I knew what things were as I'm non-Korean which made them even more happy. Honest a must visit.

We needed something quick to go for lunch takeout so we came here to try their kimbap - tuna mayo and beef. Both tasted delicious, quite filling, and was able to satisfy our cravings. They have other items on their menu such as fried chicken, which we didn't get to try, but we would like to try in the future. Prices are decent, credit cards are accepted and there's plenty of parking.

This is a small little place around the corner next to the optometry store & alterations. I didn't know this place was here until a few months ago. This is the 2nd time I've been back picking up their kimbap. It's filled with quality ingredients and not too much rice. Love that this place makes the side dishes fresh. Their fish cake & dbboki is not too soft just the right consistency. Their onion pancake has little shrimp mixed in with onions & carrots not just filled with batter. I can't wait to come back again.

When you walk in, you're greeted by a vast selection of side dishes, soups, meals, entrees, and snacks, all packed into a very small store. I got carried away and picked up everything I usually enjoy, only to be shocked by the high prices at checkout. You'd think the cost would reflect quality and taste, but unfortunately, that wasn't the case. My family didn't enjoy any of it - we ended up leaving most of it untouched and eventually throwing it all out. The flavors were either too salty, too sweet, or just bland. Kimbap, on the other hand, was okay. I'd rather buy from H-Mart's food corner instead. The service could have been better; it felt like the staff wasn't particularly appreciative of my business, coming across as a bit overconfident and prideful. This was my first and last visit.

Been craving kimbap, ddukbbokki and fried chicken. Didn't wanna go to overpriced spots and other places were going to take longer and I just wanted to be able to stop by on the way home and go home to eat after work. While searching, I came across this spot on the way home. They said they've been here for 6yrs. Not sure how I've never seen this place! It's a cozy little spot and they had LOTS of selection of banchan/soup/kimchi etc. It's nicely organizer and everything looked so good. Their kimbap is really good, I got the tuna kimbap and perilla leaf w/ fish cake kimbap. Chicken was super crunchy and well seasoned and I loved that the ddukbokki came with a lot of sauce to dip my kimbap in. Literally tastes like homemade food by mama. I also got their chives kimchi to try. As a Korean, I love good banchans stocked up in the fridge so that I can easily fix a meal just with white rice and banchan but the market ones are overpriced and not tasty and they end up going bad cuz I don't finish them. Been searching for good banchan spot and I'm glad I found this place!! Def will be coming back here. Support your local small businesses

Great grab and go Korean food spot Tucked in a little shopping center. They have everything here from kimbaps to duboki to a variety of banchans You walk in and you see all the workers making and packing everything at hand. I'm so glad there was a worker here that spoke English. And explained what everything was. Overall highly recommend if you're in the area

Or family's go-to place for gimbap! The gimbap here doesn't skimp out on veggies and meat so it's not overloaded with rice. Although we have other gimbap options that are closer to us, we always make the drive to come here. Service here is also so friendly!

Following the theme of previous reviewers...Yes, this establishment has an employee (female, mid to late 20's) that will treat you poorly compared to Korean speaking folks. My partner and I were before an older Korean woman, in line, who was speaking unfavorably about, presumably, us being there. The female cashier was all smiles and banter up to the moment we walked up. No smile and visual revulsion at our being there. If you've ever been made to feel "othered" this is the place for you. Speaking to the food. Like others have mentioned, this food can be found at H Mart down the way and less expensive.

If you're not Korean, expect cold, rude service, especially if there are other Korean patrons there. Standard Korean food, on par with H-Mart/ Korean grocery store.

This place should be the definition of grab n go food. But don't let that scare you away the quality of their kimbap are amazing. So well wrapped and made fresh, worth the stop to be honest. Come and support their great business!!! frozen kimbap cannot compare that's for sure.

You know when you meet someone and they don't mean to be awful but they are? That's basically what happened with service here. There wasn't much of a conversation, but it was uncomfortable. The first off-putting portion went, 'Can you move? Someone's behind you and they need to pay.' My quiet, giggly reply- wouldn't it be nice if she didn't need to pay? Don't worry, she didn't hear it. That just came off as odd, since I had just paid and was waiting for my receipt (which was crumbled up and thrown away as opposed to offered). Then it got a bit more odd when I got my food and asked for a packet of soy sauce. THAT went, 'Sorry, we don't give them out. They're .50c. But don't worry, we season the gobo, so it should be fine. Would you still like one?' I was like, uh, no... and then another worker came to rescue her from a less giggly, more fiery reply from me. He came over and was like, seriously, just give her one. He apologized, I said not a problem, and then I was on my way, with a delicious vegan kimbap and a packet of soy sauce. Vegetarian review: food was very good. All stars are for food. The vegan kimbap was not out on the shelf, but you can ask and they'll make you one. It only takes a minute or two (but be careful to move aside immediately after you pay). The small shop is stuffed with loads of other choices, and I'm willing to come back and give this another try. Parking is easy. Soy sauce is .50c for a packet.

I found this place searching for Korean food around the area. I was pleasantly surprised to see all the selections of banchans they had. Foods I've tried: - Spam kimbap - Beansprouts & Spinach - Spicy fishcakes - Crab cakes - Wild grain purple rice Overall, everything was tasty. I want to try their fishcake soup and tteokbokki next time I go! Cashier was nice and asked if I needed help with anything. The total at the end does add up quickly if you don't look at the prices!

If I could choose one establishment to properly represent the heart of Korean Northern Orange County - it would be Oh Mama. I've had the pleasure of getting to know Sarah over the course of the past five years and she is always so warm, kind, and very diligent in her work. I noticed all of the regulars who come here know her by name and she is very respectful to everyone who comes through the doors. Oh Mama has so many delicious banchans, various Kimbap rolls, porridges, soups, korean pancakes, and dumplings. There was a time when I worked at a corporate setting not too far from here and I would pickup kimbap to enjoy during my very short lunch breaks - kimbap is so easy to eat and it is very nourishing. My usual order here is the perilla leaf kimbap with ddukbokee. So delish!

Ordered the fried chicken. Pretty good value. It's a mom and pop shop. It was pretty busy even though I went in at like 3pm. People came in and out. They have a ton of banchans and food to pick up and go like kimbap, pancakes, japchae, etc. Would recommend.

Great place to pick up seaweed soup, ohdeng soup, frozen kimchee and meat dumplings, and kimbap! I love the friendly, professional service and the cheerful flowers leading up the walkway.

A bit pricey but delicious and worth it. I will definitely be back to try the rice punch, kimbap, and the seafood pancakes. FOOD I had the garlic soy chicken and the rice cakes. The chicken was perfectly cooked. It was flavorful and juicy. The soy sauce and garlic work nicely together in the sauce. The rice cakes had some fish cakes inside and sauce was very tasty. The rice cakes were perfectly chewy. The chicken came with a side of white radish kimchi. It was crunchy, slightly sweet, and refreshing. SERVICE The customer service is amazing. They were very welcoming. It was my first time trying Korean food and they gave me some excellent recommendations. I can see why these dishes are so popular. My order was packaged neatly and all of my items were great. AMBIANCE It's small inside but they do have about 3-5 tables for seating. It was very clean. They have a freezer with some restaurant made frozen dumplings if you'd like to purchase a larger amount to make at home. They also have some soups and side dishes in the refrigerator that are ready to enjoy.

So happy to have stumbled upon this gem while getting coffee nearby at Stereoscope. Ambiance: definitely a pick up and go spot. it looks like a mini market in the inside. no place to sit down and eat but they do offer you chopsticks if you ask to eat on the go. Service: quick and friendly. a no bs experience and the people there are really nice. Food: their kimbap os to die for!! they add an extra layer of a leaf of vegetable which makes the kimbap taste even more fresh. you can tell they take their time making each roll as it's beautifully packed together. ingredients taste so fresh. the imitation crab pancake pleasantly surprised us and is jam packed with the crab. definitely down to get this more to have available throughout the day.

Came here after searching Google for a place to grab takeout for my son who was playing a baseball tourney nearby. Ordered fried chicken and picked up California rolls. Chicken was made to order and super crispy, yet light. California Rolls had a nice proportion of avocado,"crab" meat, and rice. I knew the place was legit when there were three or four eemos (aunties) eating lunch behind the counter. Yes, H-Mart has cheaper gimbop, but the gimbop here is made on site, fresh, and with love. My guess is the H-Mart's are made in some factory. The banchan (side dishes) looked amazing as well - will get some next time. Great service by the owners and cute set up. Support small businesses!

We catered a party platter of kimbap and California roll for my daughter's birthday. It was delicious and everyone was asking where we had catered it! And the presentation was also very pretty!

The daughter who runs the cash register is incredibly sweet and helpful and explains how they make their dishes without additives to get the most flavor with integrity. I've tried almost everything here, and everything I've had absolutely smacks. The potato salad? Absolute perfection. Hmart could never.

4 words: Garlic Soy Fried Chicken. The best I've tried and my go-to for fried chicken. Call ahead and pick up for quicker service. I love their California rolls, too. Everything looks so enticing every time I go here and see all the homemade food. Check this place out!

Because it is a Korean side dish restaurant, it is a place where busy office workers or foreigners who are interested in Korean food go. The food tastes worse than before and the price is....Everyone has different tastes... this is just a personal opinion.Foreign friends, if you are curious about Korean food, go there.

A fun little shop stocked with so many types of ready-to-eat banchan, gimbap and other homemade Korean soups, etc. Parking is free and easy in its shared lot. Staff is friendly and environment is welcoming and clean. A great stop to add some healthy side dishes to complete your meal.

I'm curious about the crazy high reviews.... Well because of the reviews I had to try it. What i got was a few of their kimbaps which were okay they were not bad not the best not the worst. But for the price its kinda steep. There's another place called heartfulmade does kimbaps a lot better. So why the 2 stars this place is supposed to.be about their banchans (side dishes) and that's what my family had gotten and man was that a huge mistake. We got a few sides and a radish soup. Some were completely BLAND and the others were overly sweet like candy sweet. This is where the 1 star should go. The reason for the extra star is because the kimbap wasn't bad and I didn't try their foods like their fried chicken or dukkbokki that people are raving about so who knows. Will I go back? Def not other places jus better options.

Amazing Korean food! Flavors are on point, better than what the Korean grocery stores sell. Reminds me of grandma's cooking. Super quick and convenient too since the banchan and kimbap are pre-made.

I tried their Gimbap and it was OK... but the guy needs to hide his tattoos when serving.

The place is very small but super clean with so many side dishes..I bought about $90 worth of banchan. I was pretty disappointed because only two items was good for us. The bean sprouts and cucumber. Our kimchi radish was not sour it was bitter. The slice radish was not fermented and bitter also. The lotus root was good. The burdock root was decent taste exactly like the lotus root, sweet. The soy marinate crab was ok. It wasn't bad but it neither great. That made me think maybe that's why it was price at $20 for the crab. Overall my experience there was great, services were good and place was clean. My experience with the banchan was disappointing! I probably won't be going there again only because I have a place that has really good banchan. I came here because of all the hype!!!

My sister introduced me to this place after seeing a video on tiktok and omg their kimbap is THE ABSOLUTE BEST!!! They got many varieties like beef, tuna, spam and more! I got their spam one and let me tell you they know what they're doing. The kimbaps are perfectly and beautifully made. The spam one contains egg, fish cake, spinach, pickled radish, imitation crab, spam, and interestingly green bell peppers or jalapeños which I LOVED because it added a slight crunchy texture. All of the ingredients go so well together and it's like an explosion of flavors in my mouth, yummers!!! Aside from kimbap, they have a biiiig selection of side dishes! I was so excited I wanted to get one of everything. But I have self control and an empty wallet so I only got their kimchi. I didn't like it too much though, it seemed like it lacked the ingredients that make kimchi great, it's supposed to taste sour, spicy and umami. However, it was just spicy and plain imo. They also have soups, mochis, tteokbokki, and dumplings available. I'm only giving 4 stars because I didn't like that the cashier just dropped my change on the counter instead of respectfully giving it back on my hands.

Oh so much YES to this place! This is gem of Korean restaurants, well technically deli style or market style. We swung by after a day at Disneyland (it's only about 15 minutes from the park) and instantly greeted by a younger girl and older Korean Auntie, both were super sweet and friendly! They have a HUGE selection of foods all packed and ready to go - soups, salads, frozen mandu and donkatsu, kimbap, tteokbokki, pickles, salads, and more. We almost got overwhelmed by the selection! We asked about a few items and the young girl was more than happy to help us out. We ultimately decided on a vegan roll, bulgogi roll, tteokbokki, and mungean pancakes which came to $32 even. For the amount of food - and later we found out the quality and flavors - this was more than reasonable! The bulgogi kimbap was amazing. Fresh, crunchy, and pickled veggies rolled with great rice, fresh seaweed, and tender bulgogi that is sweet and savory. A bit dry but flavorful nonetheless. The vegan roll wasn't my personal favorite but my parents loved it, again full of fresh veggies and crunchy pickles. The mungbean was a favorite among all of us, it's kinda hard to describe the flavor but it's truly incredible. You get three in the package and they're hearty, crispy, fluffy, and full of veggies. Lastly the tteokbokki, it's made slightly different here since they had a hardboiled egg and more fish flavor. At first I couldn't quite figure out what it was since I wasn't used to it but it can be a bit fishy for some so fair warning! It's also not too spicy, it gives you a good kick at first but slowly mellows out. It's thick, rich and creamy! The rice cakes are so chewy and soft they have the perfect texture. The rice cakes are also soft and spongey while the egg is the perfect pairing to the sauce. This place is absolutely amazing and I can't wait to come back for more!

I ordered food for my son's 100th day from Oh Mama Kitchen and the food was so delicious! I ordered the beef jeon, crab jeon, California rolls, japchae, and kimchi. All ingredients were fresh and I could just tell the food was made with love and care. It tasted just like your aunt or mom would make it. The beef and crab cakes were especially my two favorites- they're a hefty size and full of flavor! Also the California rolls were really big and full of stuffing! I would definitely come back and order more. 10/10.

Cute mom and pop shop but nothing to rave about, got the bulgogi gimbap that was just sitting on the shelf for $10, as I was waiting I noticed two Korean women ahead of me in line and the owner/cashier had been very nice to them, but when it came to my turn to pay she gave the dirtiest look as if she didn't want to be bothered, I asked her about other gimbaps they had because it was my first time there and she was very rude about it. Looking at the other reviews the owner definitely treats non Koreans who don't speak korean differently, but she seemed like she was fluent in English

When I tell you to run, don't walk, to get this food, I mean it! This was fire! I decided to try this spot because my fellow Yelpers gave it high marks and it was near a meeting I had today. Boy oh boy! I was not disappointed! Firstly, the customer service was so welcoming and helpful! The staff answered my questions, offered suggestions and even complimented my earrings! The tuna kimbap and bulgogi kimbap are so very delicious and freshly made! The potato salad is as good or better than any I've had at the best Korean bbq spots. The kimchi, bean sprouts and cucumber were crunchy, spicy and absolutely delicious! I also grabbed some beef bulgogi (simply labeled "sliced bulgogi" here) and can't wait to try it as well.

Wished there were more kimbap selections by the time I came, but since I just came about an hour early before they closed, they didn't have too much and stopped making more... Although, they have huge selection of other Korean goods that looked really fresh! Especially more fresh-looking than the ones i've seen at the market. For my visit, I chose the spam kimbap and got a cup of sikhye to go. In my opinion, the kimbap here was pretty fresh, you can tell each roll was made with care, but taste-wise, it was just okay. The sikhye, I wasn't really a big fan of. It had this ginger after taste for some reason, so I thought it was just okay. For these two items, it came out to be $9.50. For a small meal, it's pretty pricey, but the staff here was really nice and helpful, which I felt like its understandable why they would charge more for a small business and how clean and careful they are with their food and packaging.

Our go to place for homemade Korean flavors. We often get their kimbap and ddukbokki. We also recently got their frozen kimchee mandoo and I think it's my fave frozen mandoo now. Their Korean porridges are also very good. Can't really complain about anything here. Service is always stellar. Food is fresh and well made with care.

Oh Mama!! My new bonchon place. Everything taste great and best of all made fresh. We spent $60 on garlic soy chicken wings $19, California Rolls $8, vegetarian roll $10, Mochi $6, sweet rice drink $3.50, potato salad $8, and fish cakes $8. The service was great too. It was our first time and the girl with the purple hair did a great job explaining the food to us. The only thing I did not like was the $0.50 credit card service charge. Tip: call in your chicken order because they make it fresh to order and takes about 15 to 20 mins depending how busy they are.

Food - Their food makes me cry...it tastes like my mom's food in South Korea. Cucumber pickle is my favorite! Service - Very kind, love their clean and easy organization of Banchan Ambiance - Homey. It is a store not a sit-down restaurant.

Cute little Korean grocery and gim bap place. Lots of choices of fresh made Korean side dishes. We ordered tuna and beef gim bap, fried chicken as well as some side dishes. All fresh and good quality food. It was pretty busy with customers coming in consistently. We had to wait 20 min for the fried chicken but it was worth it. We will be back.