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K-Kimbap

4.8 (28 reviews)
Open • 10:00 am - 8:30 pm
Updated 2 months ago
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Cassidy H.

My friends raved about the Vegetable Kimbap they had for lunch today! I had to add a quick review for them since they believed to be one of their favorite dishes they have had so far while here in New York! To make the food better, the setting is also unique and relaxing. Service was also great. They brought the food out from the stand directly to our table. Food 5/5 Service 5/5 Ambiance 5/5

Beef Bulgogi Kimbap
karuki

The food here is amazing, it tastes fresh and the flavors combine so well. The service here is great! The lady at the counter has such a nice smile, and she even gave me a free stick of gum!! The eatery itself is kinda noise and overwhelming if you have social anxiety (like myself).. but no worries, they have an online order kiosk next to the booth if you're nervous talking to people. Will come again, delicious kimbap~ I got the beef bulgogi~

Bulgogi Kimbap. 3 stars. Insta/Beli/TikTok: @amei_eats
Alex M.

(Overall: C) - This is a small, kind family-owned shop in a food court and it is clear that the owners has a love for cooking Korean food. Unfortunately, I found most of the food to miss the mark in terms of taste, but I do hope to see the shop improve over time. (Bulgogi Kimbap: C) - You can tell that there was a lot of love put into meticulously wrapping this Kimbap with the multi-colored vegetables that each add their own texture and flavor. Unfortunately though, the beef tastes bland, boiled, and dry even though I saw it cooked in front of me on a pan, perhaps because it was on a small fire for too long a time and not marinated enough. We really hope for the bulgogi to be the driving flavor, but unfortunately it was the pickled radish. (Crab Samgak Kimbap: D) - What stands out from the Korean Kimbap is the abundance and varied use of vegetables to develop upon the Japanese counter part. Unfortunately, I thought this triangular version undid all of that by only putting crab, egg, sandwiched between a significant amount of rice, leaving out the beauty of the burdock and other fascinating Korean flavors. -- Food: -1 Presentation: E Price: E Atmosphere: E Service: +1 Menu: E Overall: +0 C Insta/Beli/TikTok: @amei_eats

Bulgolgi Kimbap
Alice C.

The kimbap here is so fresh! Everything is made to order and the flavors are so good. I always make sure to stop by when I'm in the area.

Betty Y.

I was surprised to see another kimbap place in chinatown. I was so excited, and it definitely did not disappoint! However, it was my first time entering this food court, and it wasn't the best-looking place. Authentic. Delicious. Flavorful. Kindness is a bonus. The couple, I assume, owners, were so sweet. Since they had a couple of other orders that they were working on ahead of me, they were worried that I would be waiting long and offered me a cup of their Sikhye to try. I've never heard of this drink before, let alone tried it. It was pretty good, actually. After completing my order, instead of calling me over, the woman brought the order to me and proceeded to educate me on the drink. It made me feel good knowing that it's a healthy drink because I am on a diet, lol. Now, the food itself was a 10/10. I ordered the beef bulgogi while my coworker tried the spicy tuna (wish it were spicier). We both loved it and vowed to be back. I especially like the fact that the carrots did not have a strong flavor (I hate carrots, sorry). I hope they will be around for a long time, even if it's not within this food court. I want to be a long-term customer.

Bulgogi and Vegetable kimbap. Sausage and rice cake skewer
Jordan J.

This place is a hidden gem inside the Mott Street Eatery! It's hard to find good kimbap that really delivers a satisfying bite. You need the perfect rice to filling ratio, a variety of ingredients that complement each other, and ideally, fresh rolls that bring out all the flavor. The kimbap here actually delivers on all of that, and they are sizable portions too. There is a pretty expansive menu to choose from, and you can see your food being made right in front of you since everything is made to order. I love that there are also a bunch sides to choose from, like fresh grilled rice cake and sausage skewers. Plus yummy rice drinks that are all house made. Also, the owners here are so sweet and you can tell they care so much about making food that is healthy and delicious. They take quality of ingredients super seriously and that really translates into their food. This is an awesome spot for a quick meal or to go order. I'll definitely be back!

Mayak kimbap. Fish cake and burdock
Luna C.

Newly opened kimbap spot! Freshly made kimbap is unbeatable. The owners were incredibly kind and offered me a sample of their tteokbokki. I usually don't enjoy dishes made primarily of chewy starch, but this one exceeded my expectations. It was small with a crunchy exterior, well-seasoned, and you could even taste a hint of sausage flavor as you chewed.

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Saw that there was a new Kimbap/Korean spot in Chinatown and decided to give it a shot! Although affordable, the food is delicious and fresh. I got the Beef Kimbap and Tuna Mayak Kimbap. The Kimbap was dense and filling, I was able to split the two items into two meals! I didn't dine in but there is the option to in a nice ventilated food court with plenty of seating. The people running the store were so friendly and kind and are happy to customize your order however you want. I would suggest bringing cash as it's a small business (thought they do take card). I can't wait to try the other things on the menu and bring my friends-- will definitely be visiting here regularly!

Jennifer T.

Inside Mott St Eatery lies a mom&pops gimbal shop ran by a sweet couple. The gimbap is made fresh, well seasoned and hefty. The customer service is impeccable. We got the spicy tuna which was delicious, though not e'very spicy. Will definitely be coming back to try other flavors.

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The fried chicken is yummy. The rest is fine as well but I wouldn't recommend the ramen. it's a bit bland.. The staff is nice and attentive.

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1 year ago

Cutest owner and workers, amazing service, and fresh food. Very welcoming and friendly! :)

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2 years ago

Super amazing service. Tteokkochi was super good and very inexpensive. Perfect level of spice and flavor. It also came with some cool gum.

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2 years ago

This is a hidden inside the food court on Mott St. their menu is small, but is a grab and go option.

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Authentic Korean healthy food and kind owner. I will definitely go back and try kimbap!

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Great quality food. Kind people. Awesome experience. Thanks to the employees for just a great meal. They even gave a complimentary snack!

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