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Bunn

3.5 (174 reviews)
InexpensiveKorean, Food Stands
Closed 11:00 am - 11:00 pm

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a close up of a fish shaped pastry
Lily H.

Was really craving taiyaki so this was an awesome find. Really like that the fish isn't just dough, but is mochi and has a nice chew to it. The red bean and custard fillings were good as well. Wish there had been a bit more quantity on the filling for how much these were priced at. The taiyakis are made to order so it's nice to eat them hot and fresh!

Pork Bunn
Heily P.

I really like their buns and please excuse my ignorance, the little fish filled with creme. They're so good!! This was my second time doing and I'll def be going back. Only problem is I could probably eat a dozen of the little fish all by myself. I highly recommend

The beef steamed bunn and the pocket bunn filled with marinated beef.
Torin ..

051421 "Little Korea", Manhattan, NYC As I headed over to the flower district, I made an intentional stop over at the Food Gallery 32 to have a quick bite to eat. It's right in midtown, one block south from the Empire State Building. 32nd St mainly between Broadway and 5th avenue is known as "K-Town" or "Little Korea". It is full of LOTS of restaurants serving all kinds of Korean cuisine, many open 24 hours. It is a definite hot spot on the weekends, with super large crowds hanging out on the sidewalk the night hours. Many years ago, I worked right on the corner of 32 & Broadway, (well, the building was on the corner) so I was familar with many of these spots, some of which are still around after 30 or more years. #Bulgogi (Korean marinated beef), #japchae (glass noodles), and #KoreanFriedChicken are my go-to dishes on this street. However, this afternoon I was specifically craving the steamed buns from Bunn. It's right in front when you walk into the Food Gallery, so there's no searching around for it. They serve steamed buns, Korean versions of the steamed bao buns. Even though it's not a super extensive menu, you still do have several options to choose from: #beef, #pork, #curriedchicken, #kimchi, bacon kimchi, #redbean, and #sweetpotato. There are also two kinds of pocket buns offered, the marinated beef and spicy pork. I had the beef steamed buns and the marinated beef pocket buns. Filling the #steamedbuns is Korean seasoned beef and glass noodles. The pocket buns were marinated beef topped off with cabbage. The bunns were yummmmmm! Of course, all wouldn't be complete without something sweet to finish off the meal. Along with the steamed buns, that food stall also includes Mama / Delimanjoo, which serves #taiyaki. This is a type of sweet dessert #waffle that is molded in a special griddle in the shape of a fish, that is usually filled with red bean paste. I got the one filled with #nutella ... crispy, light, chocolatey goodness! When you find yourself in midtown, take a delicious detour over to 32nd street for some #koreanfood #nyc #midtown #ktown #littlekorea #baobuns #nycfood #foodgallery32 #yummy

Matcha taiyaki filled with custard
Noelle H.

Review solely on the taiyaki! Our hotel was right next door, so I figured why not give this a try. Line wasn't too bad, and I decided to get the matcha taiyaki filled with custard cream. I've had fresh taiyaki before, but this combo was heavenly!!!!!!! Hands down the best I've had! If you're looking for something sweet, would highly recommend coming here for a taiyaki!

Beef Bunn and Chicken Curry Bunn
Hillary B.

I usually get the beef and pork, but today I got the beef and chicken. Per usual, the beef was delicious. The chicken was also flavorful, but was a little low on the amount of chicken inside. Will stick to my usual beef and pork bunns in the future!

Sherry L.

Their bitesized taiyakis are the best things ever!!! I'm normally not a fan of too much dessert unless I have a friend to share with, so I've stayed away from the full-sized taiyakis because those are just way too big. These little pastries caught my eye because it meant that I could eat one or two (or three..) myself and share the rest. They are sold in multiples of eights, and you have the option to get them dipped in chocolate with sprinkles or just plain. I believe they are all filled with cream. If you've never had these before, think of them as the Japanese version of cream puffs...they're also way cuter! A little on the pricey side, especially if you get them with chocolate and sprinkles, because they come out to close to a dollar each, but well worth it if you need a pick-me-up! I'll definitely be back - if only to pick up treats for friends who are out of town. I'm sure they would enjoy these desserts!

Taiyaki
Ka-shya H.

Absolutely love the food here my personal favorite is the marinated beef bunns and the delimanjoo if you are in the area definitely stop by for the amazing food. The service here is also great I'm always greeted with a smile.

Kimchi and curry chicken bunn
Gloria H.

The new pocket bunns are amazing, flavorful and filling! The kimchi and curry chicken bun are our usual favorites but with the new marinated beef and spicy pork pocket bunns, it'll be a hard choice. This shop is also ultra conveniently located in a cafeteria style eatery, so there's plenty of side dishes and entrees, beverages, and desserts to choose from in the same store. The only downside is that it's very popular and usually crowded. It takes a while before we can grab a table, but it's usually not too bad.

Spicy Pork Pocket Bunn , Kimchi Bunn and Beef Bunn
Liliana G.

Really good buns for my first time. I thought the kimchi and spicy bun would be more spicy but it was still good. Would go back again.

Pork bun and sweet potato bun
Doris C.

The price isn't bad. With two buns, you have a satisfying meal (this coming from someone who are this after a 2hr workout). The pork is a mixture of pork veggies and noodles, in a soft mix covered in a warm chewy bun. Don't expect a pattie inside of it. Flavors were ok but nothing memorable. The sweet potato bun was actually more memorable to me. A simple sweet potato mash is inside a chewy bun. It's a lot of filling and not too sweet so I was happy.

Sweet Potato Bun... pretty "meh"
Adam B.

I'm torn about giving a bad review to a place I've only tried one item at. On one hand, I'm potentially missing out on dishes that may be much better. But on the other hand, what I did order really wasn't that good. So instead of a two star, I'll give Bunch a three star and just recommend avoiding the sweet potato bun. Sweet Potato Bun: The filling was pretty bland, seemed like it was just unsweetened and unspiced sweet potato. The bun was made of modestly thick whole wheat wrapper, which was also "meh". I actually discarded this after a few bites to try more exciting looking dishes in the food court from other vendors.

Everyone loves the kimchi but I love the sweet potatoe bunn
Desiree D.

Everyone loves the Kimchi bunn, but i am a true sucker for the sweet potatoe one! for 2.50 you can have a little snack, not the best choice for a full meal but will fill you up for a little bit. we need more veggie options!

bacon kimchiiii
Jerry H.

I only had one bun (sampled the bacon kimchi bun), but from what I experienced, it was pretty good! Service was super fast (because they had the buns ready when I ordered). The bun itself was flavorful and hot, although I thought it could be a little juicier/less dry. The buns are pretty big, and for $3 each, it's not a bad deal. A few friends and I got one each while we had a bit of downtime and it made for a good snack. Tasty, but nothing out of the ordinary.

Sprinkle chocolate fish- so good!

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3.9(108 reviews)
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3.9(29 reviews)
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I'm never too sure about the quality, or value, of food court vendors as sometimes I feel like the…read morestores rely too heavily on the novel aspect of their environment/experience over the quality or value of their food. Mr Fried Rice was a gamble that payed off! Portion sizes were a lot bigger than I expected (especially given location) and the flavors were on point. The fried rice had that signature wok hei flavor you get from chefs high heat wok cooking and the pork chop was juicy and flavorful. The staff were friendly too Hard to go wrong for a meal sub $20. Definitely recommend if you are in the area.

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