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Oh Mama Kitchen

4.6 (568 reviews)
InexpensiveKorean, Soup, Chicken Wings
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Xavier K.

Oh Mama Kitchen is a small catering and to-go spot offering a wide variety of Korean soul foods, such as 전, 김밥, 만두, and assorted side dishes perfect for busy people looking for comforting, home-style meals. Tucked into a modest retail space, it happens to be one of my sister's favorite places. They prepare many delicious dishes in ready-to-go boxes, making it easy and convenient to enjoy authentic Korean flavors. It's easy to see why this place is quickly gaining popularity.

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Katie C.

- first timer - ordered the odeng $4, for tteobokki $6 (counter), and spam kimchi $7 (counter) - no tax - odeng - i liked it a lot. it after eating at so many places, i noticed it's more homemade making the soup more enjoyable and delicious. they have about 4 fish cake slices - tteobokki - not too spicy nor sweet. i like the thick sauce and the flavor is really good that makes you want to keep eating. - spam kimchi - really refreshing snack! crunchy and sesame oil is not overpowering i saw some reviews about the cashier employee being rude. although we didn't get that feeling from her, she wasn't customer service nice (like smiling or welcoming) but i think she just was expressing she needed to do her job. would return and try other things!

WE PAID FOR THE DONKATSU AND WE NEVER GOT IT. WHEN WE CALLED THEM THEY ARE LIKE YOU SHOULD HAVE CHECKED THE BAG
Bai Y.

Horrible customer service. We paid for our food and we never got the Dongaseu. They are like we should have checked the bag before you have left!

Devoney A.

This place deserves 5 stars for how sweet the workers are . They gave us a pancake dish on the house and were super friendly even though it was our first time there and we didn't know exactly what we were doing! The kimbap was AMAZING and really enjoyed the banchan dishes as well. Would come back!

Leanne R.

I found this place searching for Korean food around the area. I was pleasantly surprised to see all the selections of banchans they had. Foods I've tried: - Spam kimbap - Beansprouts & Spinach - Spicy fishcakes - Crab cakes - Wild grain purple rice Overall, everything was tasty. I want to try their fishcake soup and tteokbokki next time I go! Cashier was nice and asked if I needed help with anything. The total at the end does add up quickly if you don't look at the prices!

Duboki $10
Danica V.

Great grab and go Korean food spot Tucked in a little shopping center. They have everything here from kimbaps to duboki to a variety of banchans You walk in and you see all the workers making and packing everything at hand. I'm so glad there was a worker here that spoke English. And explained what everything was. Overall highly recommend if you're in the area

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I tried their Gimbap and it was OK... but the guy needs to hide his tattoos when serving.

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Ask the Community - Oh Mama Kitchen

Do you have gluten free options?

Do they offer boneless wing options?

No they don't

What are the prices like here?

comparable with other places in the area. the made to order menu seemed well priced.

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Loved our Sunday lunch here! Super tender and tasty sizzling braised beef with cheese ($67) and…read morebeef brisket noodle soup ($20) was just perfect! Banchans were delicious and fresh. We were craving Korean food, searched Yelp and this popped up. What a fantastic find. Servings are generous and we ate left-overs the next day and it still tasted great! We'll definitely be back to try the other items on the menu. Glad to discover another type of Korean cuisine. Happy to support this local mom & pop business! The lady owner was the only server/busser on a busy Sunday and she hustled back & forth. Highly recommended!

It was our first time here, and we got seated right away. I ordered the beef brisket flat noodle…read moresoup ($21.99). These were knife-cut noodles in a non-spicy, clear beef broth. There was the option to make the soup spicy, but I thought it would've been too much for me based on the pictures I saw. It was pretty pricy for a noodle soup dish, but there was complimentary banchan: pickled peppers, kimchi, radish, and fish cake. There was also salt and pepper on the side to add flavor to the broth. However, even without the condiments, I feel that the broth could've been more flavorful. Also, for the price charged, I feel like there could've been more pieces of beef brisket. The kimchi, fish cake, and pickled peppers were really good. The peppers came in a delicious sauce that was simultaneously savory, sweet, and spicy. It was a nice to dip the beef brisket in this sauce. The kimchi was not sour too. We also got additional fish cake upon request. The restaurant got pretty loud, and it was a little hard to flag our server.

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I just moved to town and went there to try some fried chicken earlier today. The chicken was hot…read moreand fresh. I really liked the very spicy soy flavor and the original. I got a half and half. The complimentary salad was good and had just the right amount of dressing. I wish I could have a bit more. Beer was very nice and frosty. Service was friendly. Note: There is ample parking in the plaza, but it is not connected to the main plaza with the Zion market. It's separate.

We came here needing a quick Korean fried chicken fix. My thing is to always to compare to…read moresomething that I liked. So my base is K.bbq Chicken. I walked in and noticed they do have limited tables. I wouldn't say this is a big group kind of place. Luckily for us, we were a party of 4. I looked at the menu over and over and couldn't really decide what to order. I had the dilemma of trying to feed my kids. So of course something not spicy and some carbs. I ordered the fries and honestly they were a miss. I didn't like that dirty oil flavor on it. I also did the cheese balls expecting some cheese full, but that again was a little mochi like in texture with no cheese pulls and dusted with a sweet cheese powder. It's an acquired taste. Those are some of the ehhh dishes. However the star of the show were the boneless chicken. We did their ddeok bokki mala flavor. Dang, that thing hits! It's very spicy, but in a good strong salty and spicy flavoring. It's also not too runny like other ddeok bokki's I've had in the past. I was thoroughly surprised by that dish. Now back to the boneless chicken, just be extra careful on your first bite. It's oozing with juices and piping hot. I had to open a few ahead of time to peel the meat for my children. They loved it. Now, pro tip, I would order the original again and order a side of the flaming sauce. That was super sweet and spicy. The perfect compliment to the crunchy texture. I also ordered a side of the boned in wings and had the soy spicy flavor. That was really tasty. I would order beer next time bc these flavors were bold and needed a cold beer to cool down the heat. Now, the thing that impressed me the most were the crunch on every single piece of chicken. They are by far one of the most inquire flavors and texture combination I tried. One thing, that made me say, hey I'll come back here again, was their workers. My son accidentally dropped the fork and like a few parents, we would just pick it up and wipe it off and use it again. I know, not everyone will do that. If you have a toddler they can drop that fork like 4 times sometimes. Anyways, the waiter noticed that and quickly brought us a clean new fork. That's some fine dining detail that I have never experienced in a small restaurant before. Kudos for the wait staff on that. One item for improvement is to offer some carb options like rice or noodles. I know it's more bar or finger food, but can't really serve Asian food without rice.

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If you need or want korean porridge, I think Bonjuk has the best porridge out there. We usually…read moreget k porridge if feeling unwell and it always does the job. Easy to eat, tastes good and rejuvenates you.

Korean porridge, or juk (죽), has always been one of my favorite comfort foods--especially when I am…read morefeeling under the weather or just want something nourishing and easy to digest. Juk is known for its creamy texture, nutrient density, and the thoughtful use of ingredients, and Bonjuk delivers exactly that experience. Bonjuk offers an impressive range of classic juk varieties, including samgyejuk (ginseng chicken porridge), jeonbokjuk (abalone porridge), hobakjuk (pumpkin porridge), and patjuk (red bean porridge). Their menu also includes beef vegetable, beef mushroom, beef seaweed, tuna vegetable, salmon vegetable, seafood, shrimp, octopus kimchi, oyster mushroom, vegetable, and plain rice porridges. Prices range from $15.95 to $29.95, depending on ingredients. Each juk order comes with complimentary sides: dongchimi (water kimchi), soy-braised beef, spicy squid, and kimchi. Every side dish is delicious, and additional portions are available for just $2 each, which is a great value. For to-go orders, the juk is packed in a tightly sealed plastic container, accompanied by the side dishes, plastic spoons, and chopsticks--secure, clean, and thoughtfully prepared. I ordered the four most popular juk options to-go: samgyejuk, jeonbokjuk, hobakjuk, and patjuk. There was a small mix-up, and I received two patjuks instead of the hobakjuk. I was initially disappointed, but that feeling quickly faded. The patjuk was perfectly prepared--thick, creamy, silky smooth, earthy, and mildly sweet. My family had no trouble enjoying a second serving. All three juk varieties we tried were excellent. The homemade broths used in most of the porridges deliver a deep, savory umami flavor, and each bowl is consistently thick, creamy, and deeply comforting. Many Koreans still believe in juk's nutritional and medicinal benefits, particularly for soothing the digestive system and balancing Qi energy--and after trying the porridges here, it is easy to understand why. I highly recommend Bonjuk for anyone seeking authentic Korean porridge. Juk has deep cultural roots in Korea and symbolizes care, healing, and nourishment, and Bonjuk honors that tradition beautifully. This location is inside the Super1 Hannam Chain market. Service is friendly, and the restaurant is very clean and well-maintained.

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