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    Manna Korean Restaurant

    3.8 (291 reviews)
    ModerateKorean
    Closed 11:00 am - 10:00 pm
    Updated 3 months ago

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    MANNA KOREAN RESTAURANT ATMOSPHERE

    What's the vibe?
    Moderate noise
    Casual
    Outdoor seating
    Good for kids

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    Andrew W.

    This was my first visit back in 2026, and it felt so good to return to Manna Korean Restaurant! Every time I come here, I'm reminded why I love this place so much. The food is consistently delicious and comforting. My absolute favorites are the vegetarian tofu soup and the hot stone vegetable bibimbap--both are flavorful, hearty, and perfectly cooked. The sizzling stone bowl adds such a nice touch to the bibimbap. They also serve a generous variety of banchan (side dishes), which really elevates the whole dining experience and makes the meal feel extra satisfying. The atmosphere is welcoming, and the food always hits the spot. If you're craving tasty, authentic Korean dishes--especially vegetarian-friendly options--this is definitely a place I recommend. Come hungry and enjoy every bite. Cheers!

    Vivian L.

    Mom and pop Korean restaurant. Very casual. We got Spicy seafood noodle soup, LA galbi , and Pork bulgogi . It was just 2 of us so probably could have done without the pork bulgogi. Variety of banchan and they refill. Everything was delicious. Honestly a hidden gem.

    kimchi jjigae
    Christina L.

    I used to come here all the time when I was in college and 99% of the time I would order the kimchi jjigae. The banchan can be hit or miss (the potato is always good), but the kimchi jjigae is always hearty and comforting. You'll like the kimchi jjigae here if you like your stew more sour, which is how I prefer it sometimes.

    Assorted side dishes or bonchons
    Thomas A.

    Its a small mom and pop restaurant with a wide variety of dishes offered. The service is fast and the food is great with a lot of side dishes included. Price wise its feels a little bit pricey but i think for the kind of food its ok.

    Galbi
    Cam H.

    Galbi was tender, smokey and delicious! Spicy pork was good but nothing extraordinary. Tofu soup was a bit bland but good enough for me because I usually don't like my soup too salty. It was comforting enough. I liked their potato side dish as well. Quick and fast service. Not overly friendly but not rude. Low-key vibe. Definitely a little hole in the wall, hidden gem spot. I would definitely come back to try their other dishes.

    Courtney B.

    It's the best LA Galbi we have ever had. I went with my two friends and they said the same thing! The pancake was delicious as well. The lady who brought us our food was the sweetest.

    Jabchae (stir-fried noodles with beef and vegetables) surrounded by banchan dishes (comes complimentary)
    Zhao C.

    My friend took me to this small, family-owned Korean restaurant over the weekend, and I'm so glad that she did! Some might call this place a "hole-in-wall" location but I truly enjoyed every dish that we got, especially the complimentary banchan dishes. We asked for refills on some of the banchan dishes and the staff was very friendly/generous and did not hesitate one bit to give us the additional requested refills. I really liked the texture of the rice noodles in the Jabchae dish and the LA Galbi Short Ribs were grilled to perfection with such tender pieces! I did wish that the onions were grilled as well, but I'll be back again and might request it next time! If you want some homemade, authentic Korean food that's priced right and with generous portions, you'll enjoy your experience at this restaurant! :)

    Jjamppong
    Jennifer K.

    Its decent but not great. If you're craving Korean food in Austin, they have a very extensive menu so you'll at least be able to find what you want here. Dishes are pricy and service tends to be on the slower side. I probably like their Korean cold noodles the best.

    02-2024 menu page
    Mark F.

    I had the #10, Dolsot - Bibimbab for lunch. Pro's: lots of food and service was fast. Cons: Not much beef in the dish, rice wasn't 'sticky/burnet' on bottom of pot and the dish didn't have a great deal of taste that I've experienced with other restaurants. Plus the menu prices online are cheaper than what was on the menu we were handed. Sorry, but that needs to be looked at quickly otherwise people might call it a bait and switch tactic. We thought the meals were 'good', not great. The 3 condiments (potatoes, cucumber & kim chee) were good but at other local restaurants they always offer to refill them, but not here. Still, they had a varied menu but wish they would have a lunch menu for lighter mid-day meals instead of a higher priced, larger portion, dinner meal.

    Sundubu jjigae
    Gretchen M.

    Seafood Pancake was too egg-y. Kalbi LA tasted okay, lack of grill action and flavor. Soondubu tofu with pork was served with seafood, it was okay as well.

    Bibimbap
    Allison C.

    You know the Korean food is good when we went on a random weekday lunch and we were one of the only tables that didn't speak Korean. This is definitely a mom and pop restaurant with the sweetest lady taking our orders and making sure we were comfortable. The portion sizes are very large and nicely flavored. The sizzling hot bibimbap really hit the spot on a cold rainy day

    Seafood pancake
    Tina D.

    I recommend galbi jungshik combo. The galbi meat is sweet and tender. I usually get their seafood soon tofu soup with it. The seafood soup broth is always nice. The mackerel was delicious too. I also tried their seafood pancake, and it was good. The service is usually only one lady, so it's not always the best. However, the food makes up for it.

    Jjamppong seafood noodle soup
    Chelsea L.

    I love Manna! The food is delicious and keeps me extra full. Each meal comes with a variety of Korean side dishes that are refillable. I got the seafood noodle soup, which is listed as an appetizer on the menu but it is enough food for a full meal! It is a little spicy, but not overpowering. The shrimp and crab both have their shells on them. You can use the extra plate they give you to get rid of shells.

    dolsot bibimbop

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    Service was amazing. Our waitress was extremely kind. Food was great and it's a nice little spot to get a bite to eat.

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