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    K- Stop

    4.7 (284 reviews)
    ModerateAcai Bowls, Korean
    Open 11:00 am - 7:30 pm
    Updated 1 month ago

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    Angus Beef Bowl
    Oliver P.

    Decided to try a new place and found this small Korean spot behind the 7Eleven on Tampa and Rinaldi called K-Stop! Everything looked really good but decided to go with the ANGUS BEEF BOWL and it was DELICIOUS!!!! Good amount of beef that was juicy and tender! So much flavor! I would definitely come back for this and maybe try one of their Kimbap's! The service was really good! The lady that helped us was so friendly! The restaurant itself was very clean and cute! A lot of beef bowls come out a little dry but this was very juicy and I loved it!

    kimbap and japchae
    Celine K.

    i really liked the japchae at kstop, recommend getting it with the beef! everything was made relatively fast and they're very nice

    Japchae with Bulgogi and Bulgogi Kimbap
    Tahini R.

    I had a craving for some japchae and kimbap so I looked up some places nearby. I'm so happy to have found K-Stop because their food was so fresh and amazing! I called to pick up an order of the japchae and Kimbap. For the japchae I wanted it with bulgogi ( $3 extra for the meat) and it was ready within 15 mins, which was perfect because that was the distance for the drive from my place to there. Once I arrived I let them know my order, I paid and enjoyed it at home. The place itself is a small and cute little spot. They have some tables if you want to eat inside, but I wanted to enjoy it from the comfort of my home. The food itself was very fresh and flavorful, and the portion size was really good too. I will definitely be coming back here when I'm craving kimbap and Japchae again!

    Anchovy Kimbap / 멸치김밥 Bulgogi Kimbap / 불고기 김밥

    Got the anchovy and bulgogi kimbaps. I can't believe I am just trying this place now despite living like 2 mins away. Safe to say I tore this up and will be returning very soon. 10/10

    Tuna Kimbap / 참치김밥
    Mia R.

    KStop is a small, casual Korean spot best known for their kimbap (Korean rice rolls). I first tried it when a friend picked some up for a quick dinner, and at that time I really enjoyed it -- especially the anchovy, along with the bulgogi and tuna rolls. This time around, my experience was a bit more mixed. I ordered delivery, and it was right before closing, so that may have played a role. I ordered the tuna and anchovy kimbap and the kimchi fried rice. Unfortunately, the tuna kimbap felt completely unseasoned -- there was very little flavor compared to my first experience. The anchovy kimbap, however, was still solid and remains my favorite item on the menu. The kimchi fried rice was also disappointing. While I appreciated that it came with a runny egg, the rice itself lacked flavor and didn't have the bold, tangy kimchi taste I was expecting. I wouldn't write KStop off completely -- I'd be open to trying it again, ideally in person and earlier in the day -- but based on this order, I'd probably stick to the anchovy kimbap only, which has been the most consistent for me.

    Bulgogi Box
    Chris S.

    Stopped in to try this restaurant. Walking in was a little confusing as the food aspect of the store was in a back corner. The main part of the store was a acai bowl (and other flavors) and a tea bar. We went to the back to look at the menu and then came back to the bar area to order our food. We both got the Bulgogi box and we shared the K-Kimbop. The counter person was helpful and nice. The food came, and we dug in. The K-Kimbop was good, but needed some sauce. I added a touch of soy sauce. The Bulgogi was good and the box was arranged nicely with the noodles and pickled veggies. It also came with a side of whit rice. All in all, I enjoyed it. It is a convenient stop right off the freeway for a decent lunch.

    Açaí bar
    Eubene K.

    Came here for lunch with my brother around 2pm on a Wednesday Lots of parking available Dog friendly The interior is very clean I really love the concept! You can tell The kimbap here is made with love Perfect balance on rice and fillings. I love that they wrap their fillings with a lettuce leaf to keep the contents tight and snug. I got the k kimbap and bulgogi kimbap. K kimbap is made with imitation crab tasted like fish cake kimbap nothing to special very good baseline. Bulgogi kimbap is made with very tender meat. The marinade did taste closer to kalbi and you can really taste the flame grill. Highly recommend. My brother got the buldak chicken plate. The meat was very soft and tender. The overall plate was super filling for him and put him in a food coma. It's a small business. You can tell they make your food fresh and to order. Total was 40$ for two. Very friendly staff offered is waters while we waited. Definitely coming back!

    Bulgogi kimbap
    Steve S.

    Impressively delicious kimbap at this cafe. It's essentially a seaweed-wrapped cut roll with bulgogi meat, korean carrots and cucumbers inside. I added a little soy sauce and hot sauce and it was a go. Each bite was very fresh and juicy, as the flavor of meat and the fresh veggies was definitely popping, delivering a plethora of flavors to my taste buds. The service was good and friendly and the spot itself is clean, modern, with about 6 tables for a quick dine-in. P.S. They also have an acai bar with a massive selection of toppings. Will definitely come again!

    Acai bowl w/ hemp granola, blueberries, strawberries, peanut butter, chia seeds
    Will P.

    Came here for a second time with my fiancée to have her try the Acai bowls and she loved it. She complemented the interior design and comfortability of the store. The price is super affordable, only $8 for 12 oz with unlimited toppings and a delicious Acai sorbet. Highly recommend, is one of the better Acai bowls we've had in the SFV

    Buldak spicy chicken and bulgogi to go box
    Vanessa R.

    I've been curious about trying this spot for a while now and today I finally decided to try it! And boy am I kicking myself for not coming here sooner! My boyfriend and I ordered a bulgogi box, a buldak spicy chicken box, bulgogi kimbap, Tteokbokki, and japchae. Everything we tried was so delicious and flavorful! Seems like you can't go wrong with ordering here! Even the beverage section was delightful! I got a sparkling grape soda and it was amazing! The space was clean and spacious with plenty of seating. And the staff is so friendly and kind! I absolutely recommend coming here and will be coming back again and again!

    Betty C.

    Great packaging and rice ratio is good for the various kimbops. Nice take out place and the gal was nice enough to bring my take out to my car (doggo waiting). Also got the spicy chicken bento and that was pretty spicy!

    Spicy Chicken Kimbap

    Hands down my favorite lunch spot in the Valley! K-Stop never misses. The bibimbap is a must, add either the spicy chicken or bulgogi and you're set. Everything tastes fresh, healthy, and genuinely homemade, like real comfort food done right. Portions are solid, flavors are on point, and it's consistently good every single time. If you know, you know, K-Stop is a gem.

    Acai bowl
    Idella S.

    Very good service and nice selection of foods. We've been going here for a while after doing our nails next door. First time trying their acai!

    Sauce is too watery!

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    This is Hands down my favorite Korean spot. Food is amazing and I always love to come back

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    Ask the Community - K- Stop

    Do you have gluten free or gluten sensitive items?

    Acai bowls - skip the granola. Tuna kim bap. I'm a reactive celiac, and the tuna kim bap are my… Read more

    Do they deliver?

    Unfortunately, we do not deliver orders. However, we do take in orders in person as well as on the phone! Thank you!

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    Restaurant decor- art work and Korean figurines
    Restaurant decor- art work and Korean figurines
    Barley rice mixed with side dishes
    Barley rice mixed with side dishes
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