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Galbi Q

4.3 (32 reviews)
InexpensiveStreet Vendors, Korean

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Good for kids
Good for groups
Outdoor seating

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Galbi plate with egg ($11 for plate $1 for egg)
Angie K.

Got the galbi plate and enjoyed it overall. The portion was decent and provided a good mix of meat, rice, kimchi, radish, and dumplings. Meat wasn't too fatty, which I appreciated. Dumplings were quite tasty and provided the additional variety that I was craving. I added an egg ($1) and it was perfectly cooked with just the right amount of runniness. The only thing I didn't like was the rice. They used the long grain rice and it was not cooked well or consistently; parts of it were cooked and parts of it were hard.

Shrimp Bulgogi with Egg
Claire W.

Awesome awesome food truck. So happy this is so close to my office. They give you a generous portion including entree and sides for a good price and definitely leaves you satisfied. Took my friend here who had never tried bulgogi before, and now he's addicted! Highly recommend:)

Kimchi fried rice
Dewan A.

Excellent. 1) Best Korean food truck I ever visited. 2) I got the kimchi fried rice, which was fantastic. 3) Next time I am trying the galbi platter.

Sandra T.

One of the best $12 i have spent!! Galbi, rice, green salad, vegetable dumplings, kimchi and a fried egg. Decent size portion and yummy food at a cheap price!! The guy was very nice and polite. Today was slightly raining and when he saw i was using a cane he asked me to wait by the building and even brought the food to me so I wouldn't get wet. I wish him the best.

Kimchi fried rice with chicken
Michelle P.

Team of two turning out delicious food. I got the kimichi fried rice with chicken and as other Yelper's noted, you get a lot of food for not a lot of cash. $10 got me a tin of kimchi rice, a small salad, chicken, a perfect sunny side up egg, 2 veggie dumplings and a radish slaw. The gentleman asks you the spiciness you prefer and he also lets you know what type of sauce he is putting on your food. On the slower side for food truck service, but worth the wait!

Al this for ten dollars? Had to haul a55 back to the hotel due to rain .. Note to self - don't swing the bag as I walk!
Richard M.

Can I give this guy 6 stars? That seriously hit the spot. One of the best bulgogis I've had, with a sunny side egg, salad, Kim chi and dumplings for ten dollars?!! I should've ordered two. It started raining when I ordered so I took it back to the hotel but now I am sad Coz I want more! Two days left in nyc. Definitely going back!

Bulgogi over rice with two dumplings. With sides of Kim chi,  salad and pickled radishes!
Eric C.

They get an extra star for a perfectly made sunny side up egg, crunchy on the bottom and runny up top while the whites are just solid. Service is good, husband and wife team are very nice, but they do take their time to ensure the order is made properly, I don't mind the wait but some maybe in a rush. Bulgogi was a bit dry, it was made per order it would be better but the wait would be incredibly long,so it looks like the meat is pre cooked and then heated to service. Portions are good, I was left very full but not so much that I fall asleep at the desk. Come try it out, they make a nice plate with several sides.

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Maggie H.

No frills just simple good food. Got the bimbimbap with galvo and thoroughly enjoyed it. For me it felt like comfort food and was a good escape from the new American food that's prolific these days. Would be perfect for lunch and even better if they deliver!

Street cart
Nikki R.

Visiting NY from CA. I love Korean food, and for a street cart, this was up there with some of the best I've had! Huge portions, and friendly service. Owner said he just started the cart last month, I hope he does well because his food is awesome! Had the bulgogi plate. Came with white rice, kimchi, two veggie gyoza (dumplings), a small salad, and my favorite, the pickled radish and carrots! His prices are very fare for the amount of food you get. The average plate is around $8...if you like Korean food, this place was awesome!

Galbi with dumplings and a side salad.

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My room wasn't ready so i found this gem to grab a snack, gluten free menu was a plus.

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