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    K-Town Snack Bar

    3.6 (52 reviews)
    Open • 12:00 pm - 1:00 am (Next day)

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    Outdoor seating
    Dogs allowed

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    Julie Anna E.

    Fun spot! Korean corn dogs are so unique and this place makes quality dawgs They sometimes sell out (I ordered a ramen dog but they gave me a regular) it was still great! I like the one with potatoes on it as well If you've never had one definitely give this place a try

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    Dana B.

    I was casually strolling down the street in my neighborhood when I noticed a bright orange food truck so I made my way over and low and behold it was Mr.Bulgogi truck From Ktown Pitt(restaurant in Oakland) I've always wanted to try Korean bbq so I did and (THEY HAVE THE BEST KOREAN SHORT RIBS) 10/10 MUST TRY AGAIN the Ramen is great as well but I HIGHLY RECOMMEND the Bulgogi..service is always good they are polite and efficient.! They also offer a variety of Korean corn dogs and other Korean dishes.!

    Tofu Rice
    Tiffany T.

    Came here on a gorgeous day and was able to get one of their outdoor tables. The portion to price ratio was good. The tofu was a little too sweet for me but the rice, salad, sauce, and noodles were all delicious. I appreciate that the dumpling they gave was vegetarian (even my friend's meat dish had the same one) but it only has noodles in it so it was a lot of carbs on carbs.

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    Mindy W.

    The tteokbokki is delicious! Worth stopping by if you are near the Peterson event center.

    Inside chocolate goldfish
    Ulyana K.

    I just tried a few items from this place and thought the food was very average and a tad disappointing based on the reviews. I think maybe their entrees are better, but I just got 2 of the fish desserts. I got a gold fish with custard and a gold fish with chocolate. The chocolate was way tastier than the custard, and I am usually a custard fan. The portion was pretty decent. The breading tastes very similar to a waffle, so it's not too sweet. The sweetness really comes from the filling. The chocolate inside was delicious, and was similar to Nutella. Adequate amount of stuffing. This was quite good. However, the custard goldfish was a disappointment. First, the custard was almost dry. There was not too much stuffing as well. And, the custard itself was not that flavorful. So, I would not recommend this goldfish. Overall, a decent snack shop. Maybe the meat and entrees are better, but the goldfish were just okay. I'd definitely take the chocolate over the custard.

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    Danji L.

    I'm personally a fan of sweet bulgogi so I really like the food here. I wish the bungeoppang had a skinnier crust and more filling. You order at the front and thr wait time is less than 5 min usually. They play Korean music! Very cute decor! If you pay with venmo you get 5% discount

    bulgogi cup-bap
    Valerie C.

    New Korean Snack restaurant in the heart of Oakland Pittsburgh! I was excited to hear that the food truck owners of Mr. Bulgogi opened this storefront, and happy to see more Asian representation in the Pittsburgh food scene. I ordered the bulgogi cup-bap on their second day of their soft opening! The bowl was filled with white rice, an iceberg salad, japchae noodles and fresh bulgogi. I liked how the meat was tender and flavorful. The portion size was fair for the price of $9.50. Looking forward to trying more snack items on the menu, like Korean corndogs, ramen and custard filled fish-shaped pastries. Not my place for a Korean food craving, but glad to have supported this business on its early opening days. tldr; food 4/5 service 4/5 interior 4/5

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    Julia C.

    Excited to welcome this Korean snack bar to Oakland! I have not tried the owners Mr. Bulgogi food truck before so I was excited to see what this snack bar had to offer. They have a good variety of food options. If you are hungry, they have the cup bab or ramen. There are also snack foods like the gold fish, corndog, and tteokbokki. It is nice that they offer different add ins for the ramen and tteokbokki so you can customize your dish! They also have the ramen maker/ water boiler out so you can watch the machine work or do it yourself. So far I have only tried the gold fish. It was tasty but I wish there was more custard filling inside. I am interested in going back to try more soon! My friend tried the cup bab and said it was good but the portion was a little small, not filling enough to be a full meal. Staff were very friendly and welcoming. There is several tables for both indoor and outdoor seating. Overall a great spot for a bit of Korean food!

    Tofu rice
    Abby A.

    New Korean snack bar right by Pitt campus. We tried out rice bowl (pork and tofu, respectively) and were really happy with both. Good flavor, sauces and happy with portions too. I would say it is not a heaping bowl of food but definitely fits for a linsmaller dinner. Snacks are also pretty tasty! Only tried the goldfish so far but it is tasty, flaky and has plenty of filling. Definitely recommend

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    I ordered online and got the hot Cheeto cheese and potato and sausage corn dogs they were really good. It's a place for small bites!!

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    Nah. If you Korean, just stay home. Not worth in any way. Hard to mess up ramen but they did.

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    corn dogs are good i like the potatoes one but everything else is just mid --nothing crazy

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    Food was alright probably not for everyone. I had a hard time with the cashier because he didnt explain how the menu worked to me.

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    Food was great, super crunchy corn dogs and service was amazing, and the ambiance was low.

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