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    Fried Chicken Sandwich
    Trish M.

    If you're at Malcolm Yards, don't skip Abang Yoli. I had the fried chicken sandwich with their sesame ginger garlic sauce, and it was seriously one of the best I've ever had. The chicken was perfectly crispy and juicy, and the flavor of the sauce was unreal--savory, garlicky, just a touch sweet. It all came together so well. The service was friendly and fast, and the sandwich was clearly made with care. I'm already planning to go back and try more of the menu. This place is an absolute win.

    Fried Chicken Sandwich Asian Fries
    Mia H.

    Had a team work outing Friday and ended up ordering the chicken sandwich and an order of their fries. I got the habanero sauce on the side instead of saucing the sandwich because I was bringing half home. The sauce was not spicy at all- which was a little disappointing. But the chicken sandwich was fantastic! Super juicy and flavorful with the toppings. I was not a big fan of the fries, not worth the $6 in my opinion. I'd skip those next time for sure.

    Fried Chicken Sandwich
    Yasiri N.

    This chicken sandwich is bomb. Just get this sandwich, you won't regret it. This place has awesome staff that provides quick service that is not compromising the quality of the dish. The ambiance is food hall, but of all the places to try, definitely get this chicken sandwich! Parking at Malcom sucks if you get there during dinner/happy hour. You can still find a parking spot, it'll just be a bit of a walk. Try to come in the early afternoon if you want a good parking space and to find a table for you and some friends.

    Anna H.

    I ordered the Korean fried chicken sandwich and man was this thing massive! I think the size and ginger garlic aioli sauce is what made this sandwich worth the price. Otherwise, I would say the chicken itself wasn't as juicy as I would have liked. I liked the fries, the crispy green onions on top were so delicious! The main reason why I am giving this a 3/5 stars is because it wasn't super memorable other than it being a huge fried chicken sandwich. I likely wouldn't order again, but good to try.

    2 pieces of korean style boneless chicken ($13)
    Chassidie L.

    Located inside the Market at Malcom Yards is a delicious Southeast and East Asian kitchen. Abang Yoli is most known for their Korean fried chicken, so you know I had to get it! Having had so many Korean fried chicken places, I had high expectations for this place. The chicken was juicy and crispy, however, it was a bit under seasoned. Not the best Korean fried chicken I've ever had, but still pretty tasty! My friends and I also got fries which were yummy but again, under seasoned. BUT their spicy gochujang sauce made all the pieces meld in harmony.

    Fried Chicken Sandwich
    Kasey S.

    FOOD: This WILL be the best chicken sandwich you will ever have... I promise you! The chicken is soooo crispy, and not to mention massive. I went to the Malcom Yards location, so there are a lot of other food and drink options around as well. SERVICE: It takes a bit of time for the chicken to come out. You order at the counter and then wait for them to text you when your order is ready. AMBIANCE: The Malcom Yards ambiance is really cool! A great area for lots of people to meet and mingle. A hip/modern food court with great options. The patio is cool as well! LOCATION/PARKING: Location is a bit outside of the city, but there is a large lot for parking.

    Abang yoli dog. Rice noodle salad. Asian fries
    Elly P.

    Amazing place! Amazing foods. Everything on points. The hot dog is flavors bombs. French fries is just addictive. The only improvement that can be made is the rice noodle is undercooked and underseasoned. It has a lot of potential. I wanted it so bad to be good. Maybe add a dollop of kimchi and maybe more gojuchang

    2-Piece Fried chicken with sesame ginger garlic sauce and Asian Fries
    Cathy N.

    I visited Abang Yoli at their location at The Market at Malcolm Yards which provides lots of different seating areas. I went during dinner time, so the place was packed. Next time, I would sit outside since the noise was personally overstimulating. As for the food, I enjoyed the fried chicken. It was juicy but plain by itself. I imagine the fried chicken sandwich they're known for would be delicious but was hesitant to order since it's served on a milk bun, and I'm unfortunately lactose intolerant. The Asian fries had amazing flavor especially with the fried leeks and sauce. A little saltier than I liked but still very good with the fried chicken! It was fun to watch the cooks prepare the food! The staff here is friendly. Right now they're doing a promo for a free fried chicken sandwich (with a purchase of an entree) at their Nicollet location when you sign up for their email list. GO SIGN UP!!

    2-Piece Fried
    Gabby N.

    Absolutely delicious meal. The portions were huge, and the dipping sauce and kimchi slaw complimented the chicken perfectly. The presentation was lovely, and the staff at the Abang Yoli counter were very friendly. I would come here again!

    Salty French fries
    Glenn M.

    We were really hoping to try a new Korean restaurant. The marketplace itself is not that interesting. We got our card and headed right for this vendor. I ordered a two piece KFC (Korean Fried Chicken) with kimchi slaw. I normally love the chicken but this was really lacking. Way too much breading on the chicken and the only way to spice it up was dipping it in gojujung sauce. The slaw was not good at all. We also had the Asian noodle salad with chicken. The grilled chicken was good but the noodles were not pleasing at all. The other thing our group had were the French fries. They were so salty that we could barely eat them. All in all, the whole meal was less than great with a price tag quite high.

    Cauliflower
    Haley H.

    I ordered the cauliflower + a Diet Coke and really enjoyed it! The flavors were fun and I'm a huge veggie lover so this meal was a hit for me I'm always appreciative when a restaurant has a nutrient dense offering that's not a salad!

    Shatteringly crisp fried chicken

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    Gave this place another shot because I was craving their egg mapo tofu and it delivered!…read more Monday night it was even pretty packed, but we had very quick service and food came out rather quickly as well. 5/5 Mapo Tofu - super spicy with a hefty serving of rice. The textures of the pork and seafood are super flavorful. 5/5 Fatty Tuna bowl - this rice bowl with salmon roe is about six hand rolls worth is super buttery and creamy goodness. $8 Japchae was made just as a Korean person would make it a little steep for a small portion, but flavors were unbalanced. It was not too salty and noodles were not mushy. Other plates at the tables enjoyed was the gouchugang rigatoni, the pork jowl and suggested side salad. Finishing off with the miso sesame caramel tart - this time coming with more strawberries to balance out the richness of the actual tart. A great end to the meal highly recommend!

    Tucked away in Northeast Mpls, parking was actually not too bad! They have a free lot and there are…read moreplenty of street parking in the surrounding neighborhood as well. The food was just alright - this was certainly more fine dining than I'm used to. It would be good to come in a bigger group to try more things - portions are relatively small, but nicely plated. The dumplings all tasted similar and were a bit too salty - would recommend eating without the sauce! The entrée we got were were mostly grilled meats. I enjoyed the pork belly the most - I think the sesame oil gives it a different flavor compared to the chicken bulgogi and beef kalbi, which felt a little flavorless. The samjang sauce did help spice things up a little bit, but it was very, very mild. We also got the honey butter toast, which was good - the hazelnut and honey balanced each other out nicely, but the bread was quite hard and tough to chew. Something my parents wished to add was that they wanted the foods were served a bit warmer, which I do agree. It was kind of awkward to eat the long beans and honey butter toast that were room temperature. The toast I have had at other restaurants and they were nice and warm, the butter would glide easy.

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    Pretty much everything was average and relatively pricey for the flavor, so the most I can give is…read more3 stars because of how they have both Korean and Japanese dishes in one place. I have had Korean BBQ here before as well and honestly I thought it was pretty decent. I ordered the bibimbap and it was very sloppily made with not enough ingredients. I used a good amount of gochujang for flavor which was normal but even the vegetables included in the original bowl were very plain. The japchae was pretty good as the vermicelli noodles were very flavorful. I would've preferred to see some more bell pepper pieces in it, though. My partner got the salmon roe nigiri, the agedashi tofu, and the soft tofu stew. They thought those dishes were pretty good. The agedashi tofu specifically, however, was a bit too soft in terms of its outer skin. I don't think this establishment would be one that I'd choose to visit if I am to bring friends to either Korean or Japanese food places in the Twin Cities, and it seems like others agree according to their reviews.

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    Hoban Korean BBQ

    3.4
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    We actually really liked our dinner at Hoban BBQ. Other than all the construction on Lake/Hennepin…read morestreets, which is not their fault (but definitely be aware of it when getting here), our meal was nearly flawless. All of the dishes we tried were great. For appetizers, we had mandu, a scallion pancake, tteokbokki, and tempura veggies. All of the portions were HUGE, and everything tasted great (especially the pancake, it's a MUST ORDER dish!). We also got spicy pork and beef bulgogi to BBQ. Both of those portions were also huge, and tasted amazing. Everything about the grill worked well, and the ventilation was great (we didn't smell like BBQ at all after). They have one type of Korean beer on tap (which is basically all you can get in Minnesota). The service was pretty quick and friendly. The restaurant was very clean (they spent a lot of time cleaning each place setting after guests left their tables), and the bathrooms were good too. Do keep in mind, many of the streets around here are torn up for construction over the summer, so allow lots of extra time, and plan to park in one of the two nearby garages as there is almost no street parking.

    The food was bland! So much that I had to ask to see the menu and make sure there was supposed to…read morebe flavor to it. I ordered tempura mushrooms. Made me wonder if the house soy sauce was watered down to make things stretch cause it was plain. I got the sesame filet sirloin. Again no sesame. I guarantee I will not be returning here. They forgot my boyfriend's rice. Thank god McDonald's was right next store. Got some burgers from there.. with flavor.

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    If you're looking for absolutely delicious and eye-appealing Szechuan, this place is for you…read more Everything we ordered was out-of-this-world delicious. Do yourself a favor -- order the Szechuan dumplings and the shrimp dry pot. You're welcome. The only reason I did not give this five stars is that I was a bit disappointed because they advertised 10% off in celebration on the Chinese New Year but could not honor that because no one at the restaurant knew the code to enter into the register. And the code did not appear in the email we received announcing the discount. Nevertheless, still worth it!

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    My go to Korean grocery store! It has everything I need for my Korean pantry and vegetables. They…read morealso sell pre-made banchan. The owners are always so kind and friendly. The store is always well stocked and very organized. Prices are as expected for Asian imports-- but definitely cheaper than the American groceries stores that stock similar items! I have yet to try the restaurant but will update once I do The kimbap at checkout is a nice snack when you are on the go. Get it~

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    Food and service is top tier! Ambience is well setting especially for date night. Desserts and…read morepastry is phenomenal

    It's hard to know where to begin. Simply put, the food is perfection, but my opinions about it go…read morebeyond flavor profiles and cooking techniques. My opinions are just as much rooted in the emotion attached to each bite. We live in Texas but spend lots of time in the Twin Cities. I'm a vegetarian, so I put off going to Diane's Place because it felt like the options for me were relatively limited. Boy, am I kicking myself for waiting! I told my wife after our first meal at Diane's Place this weekend that I compared the first bite (which happened to be the green scallion croissant) to my responses to certain music. As a musician and audiophile, hearing something moving or stirring can illicit a very visceral emotional response. I experienced a very similar response with that very first bite. My appreciation for the art of cuisine brought to perfection by Diane Moua literally caused my eyes to well up. This may sound like hyperbole, but it is not. The egg rolls were light and crispy and oddly nostalgic. The bamboo & cabbage swimming in coconut curry was my entree. On its own, it is perfectly balanced with the right amount of salt, acid, and umami. I tacked on some sticky rice and Hmong hot sauce...use with caution! It's potent but so delicious. Given Diane's background in pastry, don't skip dessert! We loved our experience so much on Sunday for dinner that we very quickly made a brunch reservation for Tuesday. Connor and Simon were extraordinarily helpful and knowledgeable about the menu.

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    Driving by decided to stop in to bb.q Chicken and give it a try. Very happy with our decision!…read more This is a Korean style chicken wing. They offer whole chicken, boneless and regular wings in 14 different seasoning, (Not all of the seasonings are available for the whole chicken) along with a big variety of sides. As we looked over the menu a staff member greeted us and let us look at the menu for a bit and then offered to answer any questions. We asked about a couple of the flavor options, they offered us a small sample of the seasoning to help us decide. We chose the small honey garlic wings and a small Gangnam style wings. A small is 8 wings, a medium is 16 wings and a large is 24 wings. The wings themselves are good sized. We also ordered the cheesling fries which was also a very generous portion. The wings were very crisp and hot when they came out. The kept there crunch through our whole meal! I was impressed that the breading didn't start to get soggy. The Gangnam Style was sweet and salty with a little spiciness. It was spicy for me, but very tasty. I would be able to enjoy a couple pieces but the heat would eventually get to be too much for me. The honey garlic had no spicy rating. They were a nice complement to the spicy option we chose. This is a small restaurant with about 15 tables. It's counter service and you get a number for your table. The only thing slightly negative is the floor is a little sticky. The food is worth the trip to this place!

    This place definitely hits the spot when you have a KFC (Korean fried chicken) craving. The crispy…read morecrunchiness of the chicken was great eaten fresh in store. I'm not sure how well it holds up togo but I did see several togo orders when I was there. They had a helpful little self serve station near the cashier with drinks, utensils, plates, napkins and togo boxes which was very helpful. There are plenty of seats for groups. One negative point is the lack of ventilation in the store, we sat there for about 45min total including ordering and eating our meals and we reeked of fry oil. It penetrated through all our clothes including jackets. So warning, don't wear anything that you aren't afraid of smelling like oil and try to sit next to the door.

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    I like to come here for a homey Korean meal…read more My family and I ordered: seafood stone pot Stone pot bi bim bap Seafood pancake Short rib soup I wouldn't say the dishes are bursting with flavor, but it's like getting a home cooked Korean meal. Each portion was filling, and the food was hot and fresh! My least favorite thing was the seafood stone pot. I wasn't a fan of the sauce, the spiciness, and it having frozen veggies. I preferred the regular bi bim bap. I would recommend coming here!

    Probably one of my favorite Korean restaurants in the Twin Cities, if not my favorite, because of…read morehow much their food is consistently authentically on point. One can always easily find something on their menu that they can also find in Korea at a random location, and this establishment also gets the flavor right, along with the small plates that complement the meal. Whether it's the stone pot bibim-bap or just the bibim-bap, mixing rice with the given meat and vegetables, along with some gochujang, made it authentically delicious. The seafood pancake was more plain than the kimchi pancake, which was to be expected. It had the perfect amount of seafood to not make either the seafood or the pancakes overwhelming in terms of amount. The kimchi pancakes had the right kind of saltiness that was given by the kimchi. Once again, authentically delicious. The galbi tasted amazing, and I think I could taste a certain amount of butter based on the type of oiliness and saltiness that the meat had. I could remove the meat easily from the bones, and the meat was easy to chew as well. I think the black bean noodle was the only item that I was more critical about, because it was a bit watery and the sauce was plain. However, it wasn't bad at all and I still finished all of it. Just comparatively, it was less tasty, and I have had better in Korea or China. Around this area of Oak Street, if people want to look for good Korean food, there are a few very good options, and this establishment is definitely one of them. I would highly recommend it.

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