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Came here for the first time this afternoon by the recommendation of my cousin. Upon entering, there was a good amount of tables inside for both small and big parties. When my family and I got there, there was 1 other table. The menu had a lot of options but we ordered the Jja Jang Myeon, Rose Tteokbokki and Korean Street Style Toasted Sandwich. The food came out quickly. We first tried the sandwich and I thought it was simple but delicious. The cheese was melted and the combination of the flavor inside was good. The noodle dishes were a decent size portion that filled us! Between the two, I definitely enjoyed the Rose Tteokbokki. It wasn't too spicy and the flavor hit the spot. The service was very quick and the lady who assisted us was very attentive with the kimchi, radish, and refilling our waters. Would definitely come back to try more of their different noodles!
I've been meaning to check this place out for a while. Lots of good reviews. Cute little restaurant. Seems to be Korean owned and run, so points for authenticity. Very friendly auntie took my order. She won me over. I wasn't super hungry, and was on my way somewhere, so I just ordered the bulgogi kimbab. Please click on my picture. This thing was at least 50% bigger than your average kimbab. And IYKYK, each component of a kimbab should be marinated/seasoned individually but still be balanced. And not too much rice. They hit every mark. One small critique is I'm used to getting a little extra pickled radish on the side because it can get a little dry on its own. But this won't stop me from getting it again next time. They passed the test. I'm going back to try the rest of the menu. Go check it out.
I'm so glad I finally tried Munchroad!!! I had heard amazing things from my Fiancé about how it feels like real Korean mom's cooking, and it absolutely lived up to the hype. This was some of the freshest and most comforting Korean food I've had everything is made to order, and you can really taste the difference. Their open kitchen concept is so cool too because you can see how much care they put into every dish. We ended up ordering a ton of food because everything looked so good, and every single thing we tried was incredible. The kimbop here? Hands down the best I've ever had!! so fresh, flavorful, and perfectly rolled. Looked like something out of a cooking show or movie. Plus, the portion sizes are really generous, which made it even better. On top of all that, the owners are so friendly and welcoming. You can feel the pride they have in their food and it just makes the whole experience even better. Munchroad is officially my new favorite Korean spot in Vegas. If you're looking for authentic, homemade Korean food that's made with love, this is the place. Highly, highly recommend!! Give them a try and you won't regret it
Munchyroad is a neat little Korean snack spot with clean interiors and friendly, fast service. The food? Pretty tasty--classic Korean street-style bites done right. I especially enjoyed how fresh everything tasted. That said, the area feels a bit sketchy, and while I was eating, a couple of homeless individuals walked in. It didn't feel unsafe exactly, but it did take away from the overall dining experience. I'm a bit torn--I liked the food, but not sure I'd return unless the surrounding area improves.
My favorite spot when I visit Vegas!!! I'm so heartbroken to see that they've closed. I'm going to miss the folks that worked there and the yummy food. Feelin' real sad about this.
Loved this place! Super good quality food and amazing service. Would definitely come back and highly recommend for delicious casual korean food :) (Amazing radish too!)
I come here once a week. This is my favorite Korean restaurant in Las Vegas, it reminds me of my late grandmothers cooking so it's a must for me. The Chamchi (Tuna) kimbap is a must try, and the donkatsu here is the best there is. It is currently 3:30 pm and it is not busy at all. Let's try and change that. My first 5 star review! Service is amazing as well
Very cute mom and pop restaurant . . The service is very friendly and fast!!! Highly recommend the mandu which was HUGE! The rappoki was good too. . The cheese katsu was not oily at all and the kimbap was delicious . . They give you oranges at the end which was a nice touch . . My only complaint is that most Korean restaurants serve a lot of Banchan . . The only give Kim chee . .
Korean fast food joint. $7.99 Kkoma Kimba (kimbap roll) is a must!! They offer modern Korean snacking and quick meals (but no beer). Mom and pop shop with super sweet family staff (from NY). The place is not for me. It's decent as Korean fast food, and great for many.. just not just us. We came and ate thinking 3.5-4 stars until 2-3 hours later. We tried to eat the leftovers after but gave up and tossed alot due to its quality. I'd still recommend it to others as Korean fast food though, because it's prices and quality has been better than other local modern Korean places we tried. Again, what's not my preference or my health limitations, doesn't mean it's not great for others. It's a great shop. We ordered alot for 2ppl, with intentions of having it as a late dinner snack, and next day snack. It didn't turn out that way :( $7.99 Kkoma Kimba (kimbap roll). It's a must! Love these vs normal Kimbap cause it's easier to bite, and less rice. The sauce is nice. $12.99 Jja Jang Myeon (black bean noodles). Better than expected. I grew up with Northern Chinese/Korean mixed foods with lots of Korean influence. I'm more of fan of Korean Jja Jang Myeon if it's not running, which it wasn't here. $15 Dakgangjeong Box (sweet and sour chicken nuggets) includes appetizers and fried rice. Very fun with lots of goodies but not for me. Nothing really stood out to want to repeat, or try a different protein. $17.99 Stir fried squid in spicy sauce. Not for us. Yes gochujang sauce usually is in like everything. But this one was very heavy in it. You need a lot of rice to be eaten with this. $15.99 Rabokki (rice and fish cake saucey ramen dish). I've had army soup, but never got this before. Definitely a sweet hefty junk food to chow down. The tteok-bokk (rice cakes) were super soft. It's not a tteok-bokki dish so the taste is different, very sweet. For Korean comfort, healthier, fast food eaters, this is not the place haha BUT great for those who love modern Korean junk food, or bar like food but without the bar. We got home with a food coma, and extreme thirst. I'm just too sensitive. Ordering take-out: No dishes that have hot soup are allowed. But cold noodle soup can be ordered to go.
Was on the hunt for Korean fried chicken one night and decided to stop into Munchyroad. This spot is a little mom and pop shop with a lot of hospitality. We ordered the fried chicken in sweet and sour sauce and the tuna kimbab. Though the fried chicken wasn't exactly what I was looking for, it was still good and flavorful. They are boneless chicken, a bit on the small end, but it satisfied the craving. The tuna kimbab was good, too. The pieces were big and filling. Our waters were always full. At the end of our meal, we were given an orange cut up in equal parts. I'm not sure if it was a friendly gesture or custom for everyone who dines. Nonetheless, we were surprised and grateful as we were not expecting it.
This deliciousness is hidden in a strip mall across from the Emerald Post Office. Upon arrival, I was greeted warmly by staff and given excellent recommendations. I ordered the lunch box with the fried chicken, which was perfectly crispy with a finger licking good sauce and the rice was fluffy and flavorful. All the other items were just the perfect counterpoint to the chicken within the lunch box. But perhaps the thing that I'd go back for is the Bulgogi Kimbab, which was perfectly rolled and the flavors were so balanced. It was also a good value for the cost provided. The restaurant was clean and welcoming as I sat down and waited for my food. Definite potential for a repeat in that area.
New favorite Korean spot! Where do I start? The customer service is top-notch. From greeting to order taking and attending to our needs in such a sweet manner. It really brings me back to Korea. I feel like I'm back in my home country. The restaurant is clean, beautiful, and cozy. We ordered the jjajangmyeun (Black Bean Noodles), tansuyuk (sweet & sour pork), and strawberry smoothie. Portions are nice and enough to share. Jjajangmyeun had so much flavor, and actually tasted like jjajangmyeun and not lacking any flavor. I wanted to mix rice with the leftover sauce for jjajang bap. Tangsuyuk was absolutely yummy, Loved that they automatically put the sauce on the side and It wasn't too sweet. The strawberry smoothie was so yummy. It tasted like strawberry ice cream, and it wasn't too sweet either. If I had room I would try everything else in the restaurant. I can't wait to go back. They do have lunch options (like a bento box) so it looks like a good option. You must try this place if you are craving non-kbbq korean food.
I really haven't ever had Korean food, like authentic at a Korean restaurant food. Or if I have, it's been forever and I'm not entirely sure. So when a friend/coworker was in town, we decided to hit up this place since it's on our Top 50 Places to Eat! The business that was here before was strictly catering. And now it's a super cute sit down restaurant. The entire family owns and operates it and all the food is family recipes! It doesn't get much more special than that!!!! We came in and got to chat to the owner and her husband and her brother and sister... so special that the entire family is involved and really made me love it that much more. Truly a family run business. Like Doriee L said, they don't have any social media. And again, I think that makes me love them more. Their focus really is just on the food and that is so incredibly special. And it shows! The owner continued to bring us out even things we didn't order, and I thought that was so kind. She just wanted us to try it. They were also SO excited about being on the Top 50 list. I thought that was so sweet. Hopefully I won't fully butcher everything we ordered, but it was alllll sooooo good. My favorite was the toast she brought us out. It was AMAZING! SOOO delicious. I really enjoyed that. We also ordered Tteok Kkochi and that was really tasty, too. I loved that everything was definitely Korean style street food. Felt more casual for sure. We also got the cheese tonkatsu and that was super good, too. Definitely a "cheese pull" moment haha. It was so tasty. I definitely would love to come back here and eat again and just hang out with them. This family is so warm and welcoming and their food is outstanding. They continued to serve us and just take such special care of us and I'm so incredibly grateful for that. If you haven't been yet, please go and support this amazing local business.
1 year ago
Munchyroad makes excellent Korean street food! You'll find them on Flamingo and Jones, next to Chickpeas Mediterranean Cafe. There's plenty of parking. Inside is bright, clean, and inviting with a relaxing atmosphere, great seating, and good music. Ambience is casual and laid back with sounds of instrumental jazz playing in the background, setting a vibe that's so peaceful and calm. I enjoy kimbap, it's always a great option for light, healthy, and nutritious snack, has fresh ingredients, a generous portion, and is very filling! I had Chamchi Kimbap ($12.99) which is delicious with tuna mayo packed with carrots, egg, veggie root, spinach, and pickled radish, so good! Japchae Fried Mandu (4 pieces, $10.99) is also good! Dumpling is fried light and crispy, it's filled with stir-fried glass noodles and veggies, and served with a tasty dipping sauce, yum! The owner makes good Cappuccino ($3.99), it's delightful and she adds a lovely sweetness topped with milk foam, really good! Service is wonderful and exceptional! Everyone in the staff, especially the owner is very kind, attentive, friendly, and welcoming. The cafe has a nice cozy vibe and is family-friendly, they make good food and yummy drinks! read more
1 year ago
WOW Some of the best Korean food I've ever had and in Vegas of all places?!? Tucked in a giant strip mall is this gem of a spot. The lady inside is so sweet and the food that comes out is so fire. Kimchi was that perfect blend of sour, sweet and fermented. The kimbap with bulgogi is easily the best I've ever had. The veggies and egg and beef are so tender it literally melts. I've never had one that does that. Please come and try it yourself. Shared it with two other hungry guys and we licked our plates and bowls CLEAN. read more
Came here for the first time this afternoon by the recommendation of my cousin. Upon entering, there was a good amount of tables inside for both small and big parties. When my family and I got there, there was 1 other table. The menu had a lot of options but we ordered the Jja Jang Myeon, Rose Tteokbokki and Korean Street Style Toasted Sandwich. The food came out quickly. We first tried the sandwich and I thought it was simple but delicious. The cheese was melted and the combination of the flavor inside was good. The noodle dishes were a decent size portion that filled us! Between the two, I definitely enjoyed the Rose Tteokbokki. It wasn't too spicy and the flavor hit the spot. The service was very quick and the lady who assisted us was very attentive with the kimchi, radish, and refilling our waters. Would definitely come back to try more of their different noodles! read more
I've been meaning to check this place out for a while. Lots of good reviews. Cute little restaurant. Seems to be Korean owned and run, so points for authenticity. Very friendly auntie took my order. She won me over. I wasn't super hungry, and was on my way somewhere, so I just ordered the bulgogi kimbab. Please click on my picture. This thing was at least 50% bigger than your average kimbab. And IYKYK, each component of a kimbab should be marinated/seasoned individually but still be balanced. And not too much rice. They hit every mark. One small critique is I'm used to getting a little extra pickled radish on the side because it can get a little dry on its own. But this won't stop me from getting it again next time. They passed the test. I'm going back to try the rest of the menu. Go check it out. read more
1 year ago
I'm so glad I finally tried Munchroad!!! I had heard amazing things from my Fiancé about how it feels like real Korean mom's cooking, and it absolutely lived up to the hype. This was some of the freshest and most comforting Korean food I've had everything is made to order, and you can really taste the difference. Their open kitchen concept is so cool too because you can see how much care they put into every dish. We ended up ordering a ton of food because everything looked so good, and every single thing we tried was incredible. The kimbop here? Hands down the best I've ever had!! so fresh, flavorful, and perfectly rolled. Looked like something out of a cooking show or movie. Plus, the portion sizes are really generous, which made it even better. On top of all that, the owners are so friendly and welcoming. You can feel the pride they have in their food and it just makes the whole experience even better. Munchroad is officially my new favorite Korean spot in Vegas. If you're looking for authentic, homemade Korean food that's made with love, this is the place. Highly, highly recommend!! Give them a try and you won't regret it read more
1 year ago
Munchyroad is a neat little Korean snack spot with clean interiors and friendly, fast service. The food? Pretty tasty--classic Korean street-style bites done right. I especially enjoyed how fresh everything tasted. That said, the area feels a bit sketchy, and while I was eating, a couple of homeless individuals walked in. It didn't feel unsafe exactly, but it did take away from the overall dining experience. I'm a bit torn--I liked the food, but not sure I'd return unless the surrounding area improves. read more
1 year ago
My favorite spot when I visit Vegas!!! I'm so heartbroken to see that they've closed. I'm going to miss the folks that worked there and the yummy food. Feelin' real sad about this. read more
1 year ago
Loved this place! Super good quality food and amazing service. Would definitely come back and highly recommend for delicious casual korean food :) (Amazing radish too!) read more
1 year ago
I come here once a week. This is my favorite Korean restaurant in Las Vegas, it reminds me of my late grandmothers cooking so it's a must for me. The Chamchi (Tuna) kimbap is a must try, and the donkatsu here is the best there is. It is currently 3:30 pm and it is not busy at all. Let's try and change that. My first 5 star review! Service is amazing as well read more
Very cute mom and pop restaurant . . The service is very friendly and fast!!! Highly recommend the mandu which was HUGE! The rappoki was good too. . The cheese katsu was not oily at all and the kimbap was delicious . . They give you oranges at the end which was a nice touch . . My only complaint is that most Korean restaurants serve a lot of Banchan . . The only give Kim chee . . read more
Korean fast food joint. $7.99 Kkoma Kimba (kimbap roll) is a must!! They offer modern Korean snacking and quick meals (but no beer). Mom and pop shop with super sweet family staff (from NY). The place is not for me. It's decent as Korean fast food, and great for many.. just not just us. We came and ate thinking 3.5-4 stars until 2-3 hours later. We tried to eat the leftovers after but gave up and tossed alot due to its quality. I'd still recommend it to others as Korean fast food though, because it's prices and quality has been better than other local modern Korean places we tried. Again, what's not my preference or my health limitations, doesn't mean it's not great for others. It's a great shop. We ordered alot for 2ppl, with intentions of having it as a late dinner snack, and next day snack. It didn't turn out that way :( $7.99 Kkoma Kimba (kimbap roll). It's a must! Love these vs normal Kimbap cause it's easier to bite, and less rice. The sauce is nice. $12.99 Jja Jang Myeon (black bean noodles). Better than expected. I grew up with Northern Chinese/Korean mixed foods with lots of Korean influence. I'm more of fan of Korean Jja Jang Myeon if it's not running, which it wasn't here. $15 Dakgangjeong Box (sweet and sour chicken nuggets) includes appetizers and fried rice. Very fun with lots of goodies but not for me. Nothing really stood out to want to repeat, or try a different protein. $17.99 Stir fried squid in spicy sauce. Not for us. Yes gochujang sauce usually is in like everything. But this one was very heavy in it. You need a lot of rice to be eaten with this. $15.99 Rabokki (rice and fish cake saucey ramen dish). I've had army soup, but never got this before. Definitely a sweet hefty junk food to chow down. The tteok-bokk (rice cakes) were super soft. It's not a tteok-bokki dish so the taste is different, very sweet. For Korean comfort, healthier, fast food eaters, this is not the place haha BUT great for those who love modern Korean junk food, or bar like food but without the bar. We got home with a food coma, and extreme thirst. I'm just too sensitive. Ordering take-out: No dishes that have hot soup are allowed. But cold noodle soup can be ordered to go. read more
1 year ago
3 years ago
Was on the hunt for Korean fried chicken one night and decided to stop into Munchyroad. This spot is a little mom and pop shop with a lot of hospitality. We ordered the fried chicken in sweet and sour sauce and the tuna kimbab. Though the fried chicken wasn't exactly what I was looking for, it was still good and flavorful. They are boneless chicken, a bit on the small end, but it satisfied the craving. The tuna kimbab was good, too. The pieces were big and filling. Our waters were always full. At the end of our meal, we were given an orange cut up in equal parts. I'm not sure if it was a friendly gesture or custom for everyone who dines. Nonetheless, we were surprised and grateful as we were not expecting it. read more
This deliciousness is hidden in a strip mall across from the Emerald Post Office. Upon arrival, I was greeted warmly by staff and given excellent recommendations. I ordered the lunch box with the fried chicken, which was perfectly crispy with a finger licking good sauce and the rice was fluffy and flavorful. All the other items were just the perfect counterpoint to the chicken within the lunch box. But perhaps the thing that I'd go back for is the Bulgogi Kimbab, which was perfectly rolled and the flavors were so balanced. It was also a good value for the cost provided. The restaurant was clean and welcoming as I sat down and waited for my food. Definite potential for a repeat in that area. read more
1 year ago
New favorite Korean spot! Where do I start? The customer service is top-notch. From greeting to order taking and attending to our needs in such a sweet manner. It really brings me back to Korea. I feel like I'm back in my home country. The restaurant is clean, beautiful, and cozy. We ordered the jjajangmyeun (Black Bean Noodles), tansuyuk (sweet & sour pork), and strawberry smoothie. Portions are nice and enough to share. Jjajangmyeun had so much flavor, and actually tasted like jjajangmyeun and not lacking any flavor. I wanted to mix rice with the leftover sauce for jjajang bap. Tangsuyuk was absolutely yummy, Loved that they automatically put the sauce on the side and It wasn't too sweet. The strawberry smoothie was so yummy. It tasted like strawberry ice cream, and it wasn't too sweet either. If I had room I would try everything else in the restaurant. I can't wait to go back. They do have lunch options (like a bento box) so it looks like a good option. You must try this place if you are craving non-kbbq korean food. read more
I really haven't ever had Korean food, like authentic at a Korean restaurant food. Or if I have, it's been forever and I'm not entirely sure. So when a friend/coworker was in town, we decided to hit up this place since it's on our Top 50 Places to Eat! The business that was here before was strictly catering. And now it's a super cute sit down restaurant. The entire family owns and operates it and all the food is family recipes! It doesn't get much more special than that!!!! We came in and got to chat to the owner and her husband and her brother and sister... so special that the entire family is involved and really made me love it that much more. Truly a family run business. Like Doriee L said, they don't have any social media. And again, I think that makes me love them more. Their focus really is just on the food and that is so incredibly special. And it shows! The owner continued to bring us out even things we didn't order, and I thought that was so kind. She just wanted us to try it. They were also SO excited about being on the Top 50 list. I thought that was so sweet. Hopefully I won't fully butcher everything we ordered, but it was alllll sooooo good. My favorite was the toast she brought us out. It was AMAZING! SOOO delicious. I really enjoyed that. We also ordered Tteok Kkochi and that was really tasty, too. I loved that everything was definitely Korean style street food. Felt more casual for sure. We also got the cheese tonkatsu and that was super good, too. Definitely a "cheese pull" moment haha. It was so tasty. I definitely would love to come back here and eat again and just hang out with them. This family is so warm and welcoming and their food is outstanding. They continued to serve us and just take such special care of us and I'm so incredibly grateful for that. If you haven't been yet, please go and support this amazing local business. read more
1 year ago
An absolutely amazing restaurant!! I want to gatekeep this place so bad but I already told all my friends about it. I came here to study and have lunch, super clean, great decor, and has a cozy minimalistic vibe. The food came out quickly and was delicious. Large portions! I really wanted to try the kimbap but I was so full... definitely coming back again because of the food and excellent service. read more
2 years ago
Great food, great service, and such a cute and cozy spot if you're feeling the homemade Korean food. Music is always vibes and everything is freshly made to order. My go to is the black bean noodles and chicken cutlet. It's definitely the best tasting and consistency here in Vegas. The cutlet is crispy, flakey, and the meat is juicy not dry. 5/5 excellent all around if you want a mom and pop shop meal feeling fresh and homemade read more
Randomly one day, my friend and I decided to try this place out. I really like how it looks inside along with the music they play. Everyone was very nice. When we ordered, they placed the wrong order for one of our orders and forgot to give our drinks lol Although that happened, they corrected themselves and quickly worked to make things better. :) The food was delicious! It was my first time trying kimbap, and they didn't disappoint. Will come again another time. read more
Just had an unforgettable 10/10 experience at Munchy Road in Las Vegas' Chinatown! From the tteokbokki and honey nut hotteok to the sweet & spicy fried chicken, japchae mandu, and bulgogi kimbap -- every bite was next level. Easily some of the best Korean street food I've had in recent memory. The vibes were just as good as the food -- dope art, cool energy, and a menu that delivers. Add this spot to your Vegas food map ASAP! read more
3 years ago
If I lived in Vegas I would eat here every week. I even asked the owner if her and her family would move to Arizona and open up a Munchyroad there instead. Lols Munchyroad is clean, spacious and nicely decorated. The woman who greeted the kids and I, also took our order, helped make the food and was our server. This is a family run business and she was so nice and welcoming, I felt like I was coming to eat at my imo's jib (Korean auntie's house). They specialize in Korean street food. Everything on the menu looked yummy. I had a hard time choosing but knew I wanted to Korean toast for sure because no Korean restaurants in Arizona offers that. I let the kids choose the rest - rose tteokbokki, kkoma kimbap, and chicken katsu. Everything was delicious, the kids loved it all. They also enjoyed eating from the cute kid bowls and cups she provided for them. I will def come back the next time I'm in town! read more
There's something great about finally trying some spots off-Strip after a couple of mid food court experiences. We were craving some Korean street food and found this spot on Yelp! It wasn't crowded at all on this weekday, and there was probably one other table. The menu was quite big, with a great selection of Kimbaps, noodle dishes, and tteokbokki. The staff was super kind in explaining which were the best, so we settled on a kimbap and original tteokbokki. It came out altogether, and quite quickly! The taste of everything was great, and I especially loved how LARGE the kimbap was. The tteokbokki had a great flavor and spice level too, with good portions of fish cake and rice cake. I really enjoyed this spot, and I'd definitely return next time I'm out here! read more
Last night in Vegas and I was craving Korean snacks for dinner. I visited the restaurant with my boyfriend and his mom (Korean) so I was banking on this being a good choice and I was right. :) I wanted to take this restaurant back with me to L.A. Thank you for the food! Ambiance - Very cute aesthetic vibe. It's relatively new so the place is clean. The staff is Korean and the service was relatively quick. Prices are slightly pricey but the servings and food quality are up to par. Food - I wish I could eat all of it now. *Tteok kochi- I wanted to eat more but my stomach wouldn't let me. Honestly, everything we ordered was delicious and my craving was beyond satisfied. *Bulgogi kimbap - The staff was nice enough to remove the egg and serve it on the side (I don't eat eggs but my boyfriend insisted on eating it as a protein). It has more meat than it does rice so I loved it! I took half back to the hotel. *Cheese Katsu - my boyfriend's mom scarfed it all down. :) *Jajjangmyeon and tangsuyuk - Not pictured but we all enjoyed it! We split between three people and still had leftovers. *Hotteok - we ordered one honey and nut. It was good and reminded me of namdaemun market. I just wish the sugar was a bit more melted. Other than that, yummy treat! *Guguma - Complimentary and was a perfect way to end the meal. Crisp thin coating of caramelized sugar on sweet potato and perfectly moist on the inside. Mmm. read more
Visited again this week and I'm glad I went again! I had to get the jolmyeon again but we tried new items such as the cheese tonkatsu and their Korean toast sandwich. Everything was so good!!!! The jolmyeon never disappoints. Chewy noodles, perfect spice and sweetness, and so refreshing. The cheese pull on the tonkatsu was so satisfying! It was flavorful and the pickles on the side was so delicious too. Lastly the sandwich was elite 10/10. The filling and flavor was so good, I would definitely just ask for it more toasted next time. Again, service is immaculate as always. The woman who assisted us last time was there and she is always SO SWEET and helped us mix our noodles and serve us too. She's so precious and must be protected at all costs! Lastly, ambience is great, they have homey feels and I love going here. It's definitely my current obsession!!! read more
1 year ago
Everything are so yummy! Will surely come back if we're in the area. Thank you! Fast service, good food. read more
This was a tasty if simple Korean dining experience. The interior is very plain but cute with artistic wall decor. Tables are basic, and there is no booth seating. Staff were very friendly. The ordering system is unique. You order and pay at a counter instead of with a server at the table. There is a premium - I think it was 4% - to pay with a credit card. That is disappointing in today's increasingly cashless society. They do not have alcohol, and soft drinks are served in a can rather than a soda fountain. We tried the fried dumplings which were tasty and are filled with japchae noodles. I also had the tonkatsu lunch box which is available all day including dinner time. It features a variety of smaller portions of items including the pork tonkatsu, gyoza, fried rice, and a "salad" (a few pieces of lettuce and dressing). The pork was very tender and fluffy and reminiscent of the cloud like pork tonkatsu at the amazing Saboten restaurant. The other items in the box were ok and nothing too special. For dessert we tried the honey nut "hotteok" pancake. This was very tasty and not overly sweet. A very pleasant ending to the meal. This was overall a tasty albeit simple meal. read more
I love supporting family owned and local businesses in Vegas. Originally, I wanted to eat a Kimbap, but we ordered a bulgogi bento and Japchae. The bento had fried rice, bulgogi, green salad, fried chicken, and mandu. The fried rice was sooo good. The japchae was equally delicious. Great flavor and served hot with lots of vegetables and bulgogi meat. Service was superb. I enjoyed the complimentary sweet caramelized potato. They don't sell it, but I'm happy the owner gave us this dish to try. What a gem!!! I will return again. read more
We were shopping at Ikea and I was so hungry after walking so much lol Unfortunately my bf was not hungry so I didn't get to order all the things I wanted to try and they were out of their steamed dumplings because it's one of their best sellers. I did get to try their rabokki and it was the perfect balance of sweet and spicy! I would say I'm not used to the brothy sauce because I make mine very thick in comparison but I really liked it and hope to come back sometime soon. The only downside was that I expected more rice cakes since with 20% tip.it was ~$21.00 However, the interior design was really cute and they had a good song list playing on a YouTube channel. I really liked the ambiance and if they served coffee, I would show up every weekend just to sit there and relax lol They were SO nice there, and I guess I was eating super fast because one of the ajhummas came put with candied sweet potato and said I was eating very "energetically" lol [I eat rabokki fast because I dislike soggy noodles] read more
Just like when other Yelpers discover new restaurants open up in the Vegas valley, I too need to try it immediately. Korean food is already available and plenty, which means, how is Munchyroad going to stick out? For me, it's the first time I ever had to help a restaurant carry their cooking equipment in. Must have been in the soft-opening stage still? I remember the hugeee tteokbokki dish I had in S. Korea and still think about it to this day. The tteokbooki dish I had here was a good size and tasted good but didn't really transport me back to Busan where I had the best version. I noticed on the menu that they had a lot of the other street foods I love too and I wish Munchy had combo's because I had to order a whole plate of the mandu because it pairs so well with the tteokbokki sauce. The staff was shocked when they deliverd the mandu and saw how I immediately tossed it on top of the tteokbokki. That's just how I had it in S. Korea. So I ordered the tteokbokki, mandu, and gimbap. Close to $50 just for me. It was so good though but maybe I'll bring a friend to split the meal with next time. read more
Munchyroad serves up delicious Korean "street" food, but in such a homey and comforting way! Service is excellent. The restaurant is very clean and is a family-owned. They definitely treat their customers like family with the high level of care and attentiveness. It feels like you are eating at your family's house! Everything is made to order and everything tastes fresh, high quality, and pretty healthy. We ordered the Kal Mandu-guksu, or noodle soup with homemade dumplings. It is a clear broth that is rich and savory. The noodles have a great chewy texture that pairs nicely with all the other toppings like egg, tofu, seaweed, and some kind of squash. The mandu dumplings are big, juicy, and flavorful! The Kkoma kimbap is a great appetizer! It's a nice little rice roll filled with veggies and fish cake and is paired with a wasabi-like dipping sauce. Great texture! The Dakgangjeong (Korean sweet and spicy fried chicken nuggets) bento box has a great variety and is a pretty big portion! It comes with the main entree, deep fried pot stickers, a chicken wing, fried rice, salad, and japchae noodles. Everything was flavorful and fresh. I'd love to try a different entree with the bento box next time! Definitely try them out! read more
I've come here a couple of times for pick up so I've only gotten the bulgogi kimbab and well I keep coming back even thought it's the only thing on the menu I've tried. Everything looks so good though. I have to come during my days off to try their noodle dishes and I will update my review then. The lady is always nice and you are greeted every time you walk in. They are pretty fast at preparing as well which is always nice. read more
I stopped by at this cute homey restaurant during my lunch break because I love Korean food. The woman at the register is super welcoming and friendly. Munchyroad offers many dishes to choose from, if you are craving noodle dishes such as Kalguksu or popular Korean street foods such as Tteokbokki and Street toast, they have a wide selection of yummy dishes to try. I got the Kkoma Kimbap, kkoma = small/little, and they are mini bite sized kimbap which are perfect to eat as a snack or on the go. They also came with a hot mustard dipping sauce which is my absolute favorite. I also got the Jjangmyeon because there arent too many places in Vegas that offer good jjang dishes, it was flavorful and filling. I'll definitely be coming back to try out their other choices! read more
What a cute restaurant!! The ambiance is like if you walked in one of those cute Korean Restaurants in your K-pop drama. I'm in love!! I love the welcome back wall sign and counter. Plenty of nice seating. I was starving and was craving some kimbab. So I Yelp and found this new place. I ordered the little kimbab and the Korean street style toast! Omg I was blown away with the toast!!! Wow! It was an egg and cheese sandwich but was very filling and delicious! The cheese was melted in between the egg and buttered toast. It was simply heavenly! The egg has so much flavor and veggies. I could ate another one of these. It was also packed to-go nicely! The small kimbab was also delicious. The house sauce was wasabi like which gave it a kick. Everything was made fresh!! Service was a bit slow since they make everything fresh to perfection but staff was very nice. I would definitely come back to try everything else! read more
This place is beyond words incredible. Family style korean home cooking at its finest honestly. The restaurant is quaint and the staff here is super friendly. I haven't been to a korean restaurant that made their dishes so well in quite some time until my best friends introduced me to this place. We ordered quite a bit from entrees to shareables and I have to admit, everything was delightful. The rabboki was light and delicious in taste and texture of the rice cakes and noodles were perfect with the light broth. The jajangmyun was delicious and the sauce was savory and had delicious veggies with the noodles beautifully enriched by the flavors of the jajang. The tangsuyak was crispy and tender with a rich sweet and sour sauce that complemented the pieces well! The street toast was not overly sweet and the flavor honestly reminded me of toast I had back in Korea. The spicy squid bokkeum was delicious with a perfect blend of veggies and a sweet heat. Overall, everything was stellar to taste with beautiful presentation. The service quality here is something that reminded us all of service etiquette that is lost these days because everyone here treats you like family. Thank you Munchy Road team for such a wonderful dinner experience! My fiancé, best friends, and I will definitely be back! read more
Munchyroad has been open for about 3 weeks now. They're located on Flamingo and Jones (where JP used to be). Aside from Yelp and Google, they don't have any other social media outlets. You won't find them on TikTok or Instagram. I originally found out about them while scrolling through Yelp on "Hot and New Restaurants." My husband and I decided to give them a try on Friday night. Since they are new, it wasn't busy. When you walk in, it feels very homey and cute! You'll have to order your food up front and take a seat, which is cafeteria style. Munchyroad actually reminds me a lot of the eateries in a food court in Seoul. My husband and I decided to share a few dishes: Jjajangmyeon (black bean sauce with noodles) - This was very yummy! They actually mix the noodles with the sauce before serving it to you, which is pretty awesome. It came with kimchi and radish. Tip: if you like spicy, I would recommend taking this to-go and then adding buldak sauce into it. Toast (Korean street toast) - When we visited Seoul, street toasts were pretty popular. They typically cook the egg with carrots, green onions, etc. and put it all together with cabbage, cheese, and a slightly sweet sauce. At Munchy road, I think they omit the cabbage so you'll be left with a cheesy, eggy, and slightly sweet sandwich. It was great! Kal mandu guksu (knife cut noodles with dumplings) - Kalguksu is found virtually everywhere in Korea. I've been a bit sadden that I rarely find a good one here. But! Munchyroad's kal mandu guksu is very comforting. It comes out piping out with two giant dumplings. It was very good -- the soup is light and the seaweed/tofu adds a great flavorful element to it as a whole. I enjoyed every dish that we had. I'm so glad that they opened up! I can't wait to go back to try some of their bento boxes or gimbap! Definitely recommend people giving them a try! read more
3 years ago
Such a shame! We came here to support this business due to the great reviews, but upon arrival the door was locked. We came at noon and saw workers inside, but no one came out to let us know if they were open or close, not even a hand signal of some sort. Instead, they gave us a dismissive look and carried on doing whatever it was that they were doing. It was so off-putting that we left. Clearly, you can see by my photo, the hours of operation, it shows opening time at 10:30. Hence, I'm a bit baffled as we wasted our time driving here just to not be greeted. I can't comment on their food because we didn't even get to try it. My husband was looking forward to their street sandwich, so that's a bummer. The location of this restaurant is in a small plaza. There weren't any other options here that I wanted to try, so we had to look for another restaurant nearby. We found Shang Artisan Noodles instead which is down the street. Hopefully, other yelpers do not encounter the same mistreatment we did here, my rating is one star solely based on customer service due to not being greeted and the misinformation of hours of operation. My husband is extremely disappointed because he truly wanted to try this place out even though I wasn't gunngho about it to begin with and upon coming here, I guess a women's intuition is correct. read more
2 years ago
1 year ago
Came here on a Saturday afternoon and had zero expectations--just a growling stomach and a craving for something delicious. We asked the server what she recommended, and she joked, "Everything!" Well... turns out she wasn't joking. EVERYTHING was the recommendation, and EVERYTHING was a win. We ordered a little bit of everything to share: Korean bean noodles, kimbap, and pork katsu. The bean noodles were refreshing, nutty, and had that perfect chewy texture--so satisfying and light, like a summer breeze with umami. The kimbap was tightly rolled and fresh, packed with crunchy veggies and just the right touch of sesame oil. And the katsu? Golden, crispy perfection on the outside, juicy and tender on the inside. I wanted to wrap myself in that panko crust and take a nap. Each dish was a knockout--flavorful, balanced, and clearly made with love. When I tell you it was win after win, I mean we were practically doing victory laps around the table after each bite. 110% would come back. Like, tomorrow. Or tonight. What time do they close again? read more
3 years ago
Found this place on yelp and glad I did! Brand new place on flamingo and jones. I called to order togo and they missed my call, but they gave me a call back 30 seconds later and the lady was extremely nice! Got the kimbap with gobo, and the Jajangmyeon. Love that it comes with an egg. Service was quick, ready to pick up in less than 15minutes. Food is really good and packaged very nicely. Will be back to try the other items. Love that they have bento boxes too. read more
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