Saw this food truck on the corner of 33rd & market while at the light. I looove Korean food, so I pulled over. The woman and an elder were very nice. Today it's 26 degrees out. Supper Colld!! They provided patrons with a nice hot cup of Korean tea with pieces of ginger. I ordered bulgogi and fried dumplings. The bulgogi was tender but lacked a robust flavor. Not enough broth. The rice was bland. I like the dumplings. They were mini so you could pop them in your mouth. They were crunchy and flavorful. I would try something different next time. read more

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Surprise to find this little gem! A student guide told us about this food truck and advise us definitely try it. I have kimchi fried rice with chicken ($12) and my friends ordered kimchi fried rice with steak. This is the spiciest food they serve. Yep, it is spicy, almost too much for one of my friends (she said it is right on the border she can tolerate) but I and another friend love it ! The subside up egg is a nice touch and cut down the spiciness. Mix the runny egg with fried rice and yummmm. Definitely will visit again and try other items if I happen to be around this area. read more

It's university food truck and it looks good in their picture. It took same as regular food order like 20-25 minutes which is not worth to wait and it's little expensive for one corn dog $5? This is street food that young kids eat in Korea after school. However I found the better place inside of Hmart in 2nd read more

Nice little local food truck just on 33rd street on Drexel's campus. I would say the overall food truck scene is a bit lacking around the area.... I think it's on chestnut street where there's a bunch of generic food trucks all selling hoagies and sandwiches, with nothing really distinguishing one or the other, though full transparancy I haven't tried those yet. It was a nice change of pace to see there was one that was selling Korean food. Tips before you go, cash is preferred, though they are accepting venmo now in case you don't keep bills in your wallet. The food options are pretty standard, with some classical rice dishes like bibimbap, bokkeumbap, and a stir fried pork on rice. So far I've had the pork and the bibimbap, and the flavors are a bit muted compared to what I've had at some Korean places. Seasoning is a bit light, and not as spicy. But they use nice short-medium grain rice cooked well, and the pork was cooked well too. The bibimbap had a ton of vegetables, which is nice, but again wish I could have the option to add some more spice or a dash more salt. I think overall it's a good option for lunch if you're nearby, and I can see the perspective of not wanting to scare off customers with really fiery food. I'll come back again, but might ask them to make mine a bit more forward in flavor. The wait times can vary depending on the dish, which can be understandable. Prices are fair, though the only thing I'm a little miffed about is 7 dollars for what seems like ramyun. Still, nice to support a small business and the flavors are familiar and comforting. read more

I went to Drexel for my freshman year of college and transferred to LMU in 2014. The thing I miss most about Philadelphia is the Kami food truck. I ordered food there like 3 times a week. To say that the food here is amazing is an understatement. read more

KAMI is an great food truck without a doubt. It offers a handful choices of Korean food, including bibimbap, stir-fried chicken/beef with rice, and hoagies with Korean flavored fillings. The price is at $5-$10 range. As a food truck, KAMI's food is less authentic and less well-made than a couple of Korean restaurants in university city, but you do get the Korean taste. The wait is longer than most food trucks nearby. Also, it seems they streamlined their menu in 2018, so fewer choices than before. Overall, a solid 3-or 3.5-star food truck when you feel like Korean for lunch in university city. read more

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This place is my go-to for grabbing a quick lunch during work. I always get the Kimchi Fried Rice with beef (you can also get chicken or tofu instead). For $7, it's a great deal. The portions are very generous with lots of kimchi and beef, topped with a fried sunny side up egg. It's very spicy but so good. I have tried the tteokbokki also, which is spicy and delicious too. I have dabbled in the other menu items a bit, like the bibimbap, but nothing is as satisfying as the kimchi fried rice. Totally recommend getting the kimchi fried rice here! For the price, you can't beat it. Like a typical food truck, they accept cash only. However, they recently started accepting Venmo! So that makes it a lot easier. read more

Oh I struggle with Kami. The staff on the truck are nice as heck, but I'm not jiving with the menu choices. I got the bibimbap since history has told me any Korean "spicy chicken" rice dish probably won't go over well, and I'm physically exhausted from bulgogi consumption. Now, bibimbap isn't my favorite food, but I'll eat it in a pinch, so I was excited to get some cheap and fast food on my way to class. It's definitely not quite the bibimbap I'm used to eating (and rightfully so, I've never had it from a food truck), but I guess it was worth the money. Come to think of it, I'm not exactly sure what one would sell at a truck this size besides ddeokbokki and chicken, so I guess a few rice dishes and ramen is probably all you're going to get. Still, KAMI fell below my expectations so I may or may not actually be back. read more

While doing the Night Market journey throughout South Street the new and already fabled Korean taco truck was the first thing that I had placed upon my menu of destinations. Unfortunately while walking around I had found myself happening upon at least 4 of them, proving yet again how quickly some food trends catch on. But fortunately for me I might have just scored the best. A 4 for now because after going through what I could of the menu through the interwebs it looks like I just scored a Night Market special (with how successful it was they probably changed that). But the juicy bulgogi and subtle spices had me in love. And I especially fell in love with the cute family running the truck! And with Udon noodles, bulgogi cheesesteaks, and more on the regular menu I'm definitely ready for more! read more

KAMI is a really great lunch option if you're in the area and short on time. The staff is great, food is cheap, and the portions are large. I got the bibimbap with added beef which came to $7.95. It was easily enough for two meals. It was tasty and flavorful, and I can't wait to try their other menu options! read more

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The food is good but the chicken lacks meat, it kind of gives off a smokey taste but I'd still come back here for the sauce they put on it. read more

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I've been a couple of times at this food truck. Each time, I ate Jae Yook Bokum, which is marinated pork with rice. It's a little spicy, but I enjoy it very much. I would definitely come back again. read more

My favorite Korean Food Truck in Drexel Campus. The girl who was cooking for me is Korean! She's also really nice and we talked a lot. So sad there's no Korean Taco, so I got my Beef Patty. My Beef Patty is delicious and juicy, $8 for big portion. You have the option for sweet or spicy sauce, I chose sweet and it tastes great! I got a lot of rice, veggie salad and a huge beef patty that makes me happy after my exam. The price is a little higher than other food trucks in Drexel Campus, but worth the money. I think the food is even better than Koreana, plus I don't have to walk. Try it out if it's open! Next time I will try the udon noodles soon. 5/5! read more

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I think the price is well worth the amount and quality of the food. My friends and I thoroughly enjoyed the home cooked style of the bibimbap and bulgogi beef dishes. Also the lady cooking the food is extremely motherly and friendly. She came out to talk to us when there were less customers. Highly recommend! read more

I'm on a college student budget so I only allow myself to eat out once a week. I was planning on going to Cucina Zapata (another food truck on campus) but my friend recently mentioned KAMI and how the food was worth the price. I remembered my friends being sad when KAMI stopped showing up on campus but I couldn't relate since I never tried their food. Man, I wish I tried their food sooner. I got the spicy chicken and it was like eating mom's home cooked food. I opened the lid and it smelled so good. I just started eating and forgot to take a picture for this review. The chicken was nice and juicy. The spice level was just right and didn't linger too long in your mouth after you swallow. I really enjoyed the sesame seeds on top. The food is definitely worth the price. They weren't busy so I got my food relatively quick. The owner reminded me of your typical ajumma trying to make sure all these college kids eat a nutritious meal. I'm not sure if it's the owner's daughter taking orders but she was very friendly and made small talk. She mentioned wanting to try a new menu but not many people want cold food in the winter. I'm curious what else they have in mind. I'll probably be back soon to try the rest of their menu and their new menu if they decide to change it up read more

I got the Veggie Bibimbap and I loved it!!! I ordered the Bibimbap extra spicy and without fried eggs bc i'm vegetarian. The quantity was very filling! I did think it was a little pricy at $7.75 compared to the other available food truck options but the food was really fresh and healthy! Def would go again!! I wish they had more veg options on the menu! read more

KAMI is an excellent bang-for-your-buck lunch. Their udon noodle dish is a big enough serving for two light meals(or one gluttonous one if you are a big American consumer like I am). They use an excellent spicy sauce and I highly recommend this place. I'm going to take a minute to talk about something very dear to my heart - meat. The beef used here just feels right. It is seemingly devoid of fat but it is packed with tenderness and flavor. When you combine it with the right amount of onion and hot sauce, you will have achieved lunchtime bliss. read more

Just as tasty as the first time and I got just cream cheese this time.

I'm a fan of all tacos, and I've attempted to make my own Korean tacos at home, but I can never get them to turn out right. I saw the Kami truck at the Mt Airy Street Fair last week, saw "Korean tacos" on the menu, and immediately got in line. My husband and I wanted to try other things at the fair, so I thought we'd get one order and each have a taco. Poor decision! We should have gotten two orders. They were excellent! Bulgogi, cabbage, some cheese, and some spicy sour cream. Like some of the other reviewers said, it is the tiniest food truck ever. I'm amazed that someone can even fit in the truck, but whatever. Love their tacos! PS: They had bottled coca-cola from Mexico. The best kind! read more

Friendly people, decent food. Got the bulgogi - for food truck bulgogi it's pretty decent, but if I come back I will definitely be getting something else. $1 side of kimchi was a hit. Kimchi fried rice will probably be my next try when I come back. read more

This is hands down my FAVORITE place to get food in the ENTIRE city of Philadelphia--food truck or restaurant. I work nearby and come here at least a few times a week, sometimes every day--it's that good. I have never written a review for any food place but I feel compelled to do so for KAMI. The owner is incredibly nice and friendly and the students who help her out are great as well. My favorite menu item is the kimchi fried rice wrap--it has the most pleasant texture and the most delicious, perfect kind of spiciness that lingers in your mouth in just the right way. Even on the dreariest of days all it takes to lift my spirits is a trip to KAMI for a bite to eat. Thanks for everything KAMI! read more

Went here when they were up in Horsham for a food truck day. I live in the city but I am never over in University City so I would never normally be able to try these guys. As soon as I saw them on the list I knew where I was going. I ended up getting the Bulgogi (Beef) Udon noodles spicy ($7) and the tuna, spam, and onion handrolls (2 for $5). Everything was awesome, I like spam so I really liked the handrolls and they were spiced perfectly. The noodles were hardy and the portion was great and the amount of meat was awesome. I ate as fast as I could and the spice was hot but I loved it. I may have to make a trip over to U City to find these guys for a repeat. I was very sad that they didn't have their tacos but there was another taco truck there so the girl said that she didn't want to have the same thing as someone else and that's totally understandable. read more

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I've gone twice and in not disappointed, a lot better than other food in the area. The food had some spice which I appreciate. I have the Bibimbap and the wings both were good. read more

I not so secretly love Korean food, and was super excited to hear about a new Korean-inspired truck on Drexel's campus. After stepping up, I was immediately greeted and was able to order. Before I could basically pull my phone out to check the time (2-3 mins), I had my food despite it being lunch rush! Nice! As for the udon noodle, it's super spicy and delicious. The udon noodles are cooked well, and the pork is flavorful and a nice texture. It's a bit pricier at $7 (at $5 or $6 I'd make the journey a lot!) but it was a great lunch and I highly recommend it. read more

Really good lunch cart option in U. City. I've been here twice now, and it's been worth the walk both times. I recommend the bulgogi cheesesteak. It's a little heavy, and the probability of saucifying your shirt is 100%, but it's worth it. The udon noodles are also really good. Again, total saucifictiation of your shirt but worth it. The young lady who runs the cart is quite pleasant, too. Recommend. read more

My friends and i have always been big fans of KAMI, love their spicy Bulgogi. But today a piece of hair was found in the meat of Udon noodles which made our lunch unpleasant. I took it back to the truck, they sincerely apologized and comped me a new order. Even though this incident happened, I would still go back in the future and recommend it to other people. Their Guava candies are yummy! Prices are moderate for food trucks. read more

While their food is acceptable, they have really awkward services during the busy hours. Because of a lack of proper means to record people's orders, some orders are delayed seriously. read more

Korean truck on campus?! Pretty awesome.. Food is just OKAY though for korean food. I've had much better, but I doubt that non-koreans/asians here in Philly can differ much. The price for the amount of food given is also kind of a rip off. I haven't tried the cheesesteaks yet though so I'll check it out next time. Either way, it's a great way to expose Asian/Korean food to local Drexel-Philadelphians! read more

KAMI Philadelphia - Patty made from bulgogi meat. Pretty good!! - Food Trucks Near Me - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Great food with great service!! Everything on the menu is terrific. The Cheesesteak is extra tasty, I had it with Bulgogi and Kimchi w/ Provalone cheese. You can get with cream cheese also, or both ! The owner is extra nice and the girl/guy taking orders is always friendly and helpful in explaining anything on the menu you don't know. Fantastic Korean-Fusion, quick, reasonably priced and convenient. Definitely check it out!! read more

Had the Korean Taco at the Manayunk Fall StrEAT Food Festival. It was delicious! The meat was Bulgogi beef, tender, flavorful, and yum! The taco had a kick but wasn't too spicy so it was perfect. read more

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My experience at Kami was extremely positive. I was lucky to walk by Kami and discover that they were only at Temple University's campus for 2 days! I loved this place. The service was very friendly and fast. I ordered the Korean tacos, which were Amazing!! They had a unique blend of spices and sauce and were a great quality overall. No one would guess that they came from a food truck! I would definitely visit Kami again if they opened at Temple ;) read more

This place is awesome! I had the bulgogi kimchee cheesesteak and it was delicious! It was so good that I decided to try another dish, so I got the spicy chicken over rice, which was also excellent. The service was also great! Fairly quick service. Great people working there! I am definitely going to go back ASAP! read more

In hopes of finding a good place to get some delicious korean food, KAMI is a nice gem among the food truck arena. I've been to utown and koreana and I would say the food there is decent but to me I've had way better. So far I've had the bulgogi cheesesteak and the KAMI patty. The amount of spice on the cheesesteak was just enough to give a nice little kick to the palette before the philly cream cheese swooped in to remind you of the city of brotherly love. The patty with the spicy sauce and kimchi was also a great combination of flavors. If you're a fan of meat and like to try something different then give this one a try. It won't be greasy so don't expect to have that artery clogging effect after finishing the well seasoned meat. This is the type of meal that tastes good without the after effects of feeling guilty that you may have given yourself a shorter lifespan. The Korean-American infused styling of food here is not only unique but also exceptionally well executed. This is definitely a food truck worth trying out once but be warned, you may become a repeat customer. read more

From all the positive reviews here, I simply must assume that they got their act together since I last time I visited. When I was told about Bulgogi, I was thrilled to try it. What I got was far overpriced, and what I got...well, the udon were bland and the meat was gristly and left me underwhelmed in terms of taste. I thought, for a while, that I simply didn't get the cuisine. That was, until I went to KoJa on 38th and had their bulgogi sandwich, which is considerably cheaper and much tastier. I could have lived with KoJa just being that good, until I stepped in to a taste test being held literally across the street as part of the Food Science department's sensory studies. The food was entirely prepared by students to see how their target audience best liked Bulgogi...and every single sample was better than what I had at KAMI. If grad students cooking can beat you, you're doing it wrong. Now, it could be that I just caught them at a bad day but what I had was so mediocre and soulless that I have a hard time trying again when there you are smack dab in the middle of the highest food truck population per square mile than I have ever witnessed. read more

At the suggestion of the owners, I tried a spicy chicken Korean cheesesteak with cream cheese. While I was hesitant about the cream cheese, they steered me in the right direction - it was very tasty. Their hot sauce was awesome - I'm tempted to go back and ask if I can just buy a bottle of that. The bread was seriously lacking - it was way too flimsy, which is disappointing when there are so many amazing rolls in this city. Overall it was a tasty lunch and I'd definitely go back to get it again. But don't eat a cheesesteak wearing white - it's MESSY! read more

I tried the vegetarian bibimbap. It seemed pretty healthy and all, but it wasn't anything like actual bibimbap. It was brown rice with what seemed like very mildly fermented veggies. It was filling. I wasn't totally wowed though. However, the women running it were very friendly and efficient. read more

Yummy. There aren't really any korean food trucks on campus, so to see one was a wonderful surprise. I ordered the udon noodles with chicken. The wait was a little bit long, but what can you expect at noon? For 7 dollars, the amount of noodles and chicken was good. The chicken was delicious, the noodles had a good spice to it. I just wished that they can put a little more broccoli in it, there was only one ): read more

Kami is a great lunch truck on Drexel Campus. The hoagie was amazing. I added cream cheese AND provolone cheese to my hoagie, and it was very tasty. The soup was great on a cold day. It warmed me right up. I would recommend this place to everyone. Especially if you're in need of a quick bite. read more

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So I've been here twice, and I'm not sure I would return for a third round. It seems I have to try the cheesesteak, so perhaps I will. The udon noodles I had there were decent, just standard and I was hungry. However, I also got the Korean BBQ tacos, and it was incredibly disappointing. The quality was not there, and the beef was ground beef. Not to mention I'm pretty sure I got sick from them after, so not a success. I had Korean BBQ tacos at Street Food and they were infinitely better. I'll give the cheesesteak a try and update my review then, but for now I'd rather go elsewhere. read more

This is the tiniest food truck I have ever seen. Its one person in and hot dog cart sized trailer (with her dog sleeping underneath). But she is knocking out some awesome quasi-asian inspired yumminess. Had the Korean cheesesteak (bulgogi beef, cream cheese, mushrooms, and kimchi). Made an absolute mess of myself, but it was great. read more