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Double chicken and broccoli rice bowl: Good amount of chicken pieces with broccoli and some spicy sauce. The chicken is kinda dry and bland. Its as if it was over cooked while boiled in some flavored broth. The broccoli may have been just steamed. The spicy sauce tastes more like sriracha. The rice was not great...it was as if they added too much water so the rice was mushy. The bowl contains a good amount of food but after several bites, you get fatigued by the constant chewing with minimal reward on flavor and texture. I finished it across 2 meals. I'd recommend resisting the urge get this and try something else. The "Large" bulgogi and cheese eggroll is anything but large. Its a typical egg roll...don't be mislead by pictures or descriptions to make you think its anything special in size. Biting into this made me feel something pasty and cheesy. It would've been nice to have bulgogi beef that had to be chewed. Its mostly cheese flavoring and perhaps its the bulgogi that was the pasty part. Not good and I cannot recommend this. The OliToki Tteokbokki - This was the better dish, but not without opportunity. There are a lot of tteokbokki pieces in there, which is good. If you like onions, then you're also in luck as there are plenty of that. If you like saucy and spicy, then ding ding ding you win again! My complaint, and maybe this is tedious, theres nothing else in there. Most other places I go to for tteokbokki has fish cake slices and cabbage. This one does not. I'm pretty sure I'll overlook this place next time I'm craving korean food, as there are so many options in the Allston/Brighton area that are proven to be better, IMHO. At the same time, I've never heard of this place until today...so maybe they are new and will get better.
Was looking for a late night snack and luckily this was one of the few places open past midnight. Parking in the area is usually difficult, but it was easy this late at night. There's extremely limited seating. Appreciated the creativity of the menu. We ended up just ordering from the munchies menu. My favorite was the cheesy kimchi fried rice balls with the sauce drizzled over it. I'm interested in coming back to try a meal.
We got take out delivery via Uber Eats from OliToki. The tteokbokki was a bit over-cooked, and the chicken add-on in the kimchi fried rice was very dry. Definitely tastes like fusion food rather than authentic, which is what we expected. Overall very filling!
Pretty good! Ordered pickup through UberEats and got the BOGO boneless chicken and the bulgogi burritos. The chicken was pretty good, just wish they put more sauce on it, and we air fried the fries when we got back to warm them up and the bits of sauce turned into an A+ glaze . The burritos were also pretty good, but the beef was a little sweet/had some strange dry hard bits I wasn't a huge fan of. Still love all the other fillings though, and recommend throwing it on a pan to get the tortilla hot and crispy!
Ordered take out from here which arrived on time through uber eats. For appetizers we shared the fried rice balls and the chicken wings. Since it was take out, of course the items had cooled down since being packaged. That includes the cheese in the fried rice balls and since they may have rolled around, there wasn't enough sauce to balance the dry mouth feel. Serving some on the side would be better packaging for take out. Additionally, the batter on the wings lacked that crispy layer to hold onto the sweet and spicy sauce which tasted good. They were on the smaller side but we're still moist. I had to Olitoki burrito with bulgogi which was decent but not anything to rave about. My friend got a quesadilla which was not cut up but directly thrown into a container. The spam and eggs Bowl was very straightforward. Overall, not very excited with our meal from here. Probably will not order takeout again.
The idea of this place is fun. It's menu is limited but each of the items are well thought through. Pricing was fine. They had many take out orders happening when we were eating. I think they do most of their business as takeout which makes sense given the area
The front of house server was super nice to me and my friend after a pretty terrible time getting there! Thank you so much! The food was super good and very worth the price, I'd come back more often if I didn't live so far away!
A bit disappointing. The boneless chicken has a thick batter, much like what you can get at any fast food place. The sauce was fine, very standard guchujang with little other flavoring.
We got takeout from there and the food was bomb. The Toki Tochos and the wings were so amazing and literally everything we got from there was so good. Highly recommend.
my first time at olitoki wasn't the greatest but this time really brought their ranking in my book UP! i got the boneless wings with olitoki sauce.. heavenly the chicken stays crispy even with a great coating of sauce! the chicken isn't at all dry and the sauce has a little spice! definitely recommend but beware inside the place is always hot and no ac
Throughly impressed by this place! Stumbled across them on DoorDash and just tried to pick a few things to try. First off, everything was packed extremely well. Food was still warm and nothing lost its shape or crispness in transit. So, the food. Everything we got was amazing. We scarfed it all down within 20 minutes. The flavor of the kimchi in the burrito was just right - it wasn't too much spicy. And the fried tofu was amazing. The rice ball was crispy, rich, and everything I didn't know I needed. We also got the beef and cheese egg rolls (not pictured because we ate them too quickly), delish. Finally the kimchi fried rice bowl with beef - that beef is perfectly seasoned and flavored. The tangy cucumbers mixed with the spicy rice and the flavorful slightly sweet beef was amazing. Unfortunately the egg did come much more cooked than it should as I believe the yolk should be runny but it most likely continued to cook when it was laid to rest with all the flavorful goodness for delivery. This will be a new go-to every time I visit Boston!
2 years ago
We went late on a friday night so there were open seats. The cashier carefully explained what was in different menu items. We ended up ordering the tofu totchos and the vegetarian dumplings. As a vegetarian, we were excited that the kimchi was vegetarian and didn't have any fish products. The totchos were decent, there could have been more kimchi on them and I wasn't a big fan of the cheese on top. I think a finer cut cheese wouldve been better/would have actually melted. Tofu was supposed to have a soy sauce glaze but they were barely covered in sauce so they were pretty bland. The dumplings were deep fried and greasy. They should offer a pan-fried or even a steamed option. The greasy outer dough overwhelmed the flavor of the kimchi. read more
The best fusion place in Boston just opened. I had their tacotacos with spicy pork, which was perfect because the Mexican taco part was done so well, and the spicy pork was so great too. I don't know how they managed the balance to work so well, not just like thrown together. My favorite so far is the bacon kimchi fried rice balls. Literally so amazing because it's bacon and fried rice with some cheese I think all fried together with amazing sauce drizzled over. Magic. They also have spam musubi! Finally in Allston! Last side I tried was the ramen reasoned fries. Only thing I can say is that this could use a little more ramen seasoning cuz it tasted like normal thick cut fries. But was good nonetheless. I was waiting for something to taste weird, but everything was delicious. Definitely recommend!!!! It's a small place though with three tables, so don't be bringing a huge party. I would do take out in that case. Also bonus points for kpop videos and super cute bunny logo! To be honest this place reminds me a little of California. Miss it. read more
8 years ago
BEST. TACOS. EVER. The loaded tacos are my go to whenever i am craving tacos. Love the sauces and i always add avocado and fried egg which makes it so much better. Their Korean sauce chicken wings are really as well. read more
3 years ago
I dropped by this place for a quick bite before heading downtown, and it pains me to admit that I spent $12.31 on such a pathetic excuse for Korean-Mexican fusion - a "packed bowl" with bulgogi and additional fried egg on top. I invite anyone to take a gander at the attached picture, and tell me what is "packed" about this 2-inch-deep bowl. In a world full of tasty renditions of the edible bowl - a double steak Chipotle bowl with guac, a Hot Stone Bibimbap Bulgogi bowl, a $7 Halal Guys combo platter, a spicy tuna poke bowl, etc. - this one certainly does NOT belong. The bulgogi tasted old and ill-marinated, chewy like mildly savory bubble gum. There's absolutely nothing Mexican about this, besides a scant sprinkle of cilantro and cheap flaps of iceberg lettuce. My eyes rolled back in disbelief when, as I took my first bite, I heard the obnoxious beep of a microwave timer in the back of the kitchen. This might explain the heaping clump of cold white rice underneath; they didn't leave the bowl in there for long enough! I'm sure my Korean-American heritage brings minimal bias to the conclusion that this eatery is for the birds. The owners should feel ashamed and compelled to change. read more
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8 years ago
I was pretty excited about the possibility of getting some cheesy tofu quesadillas (or in this case, kimchi-dillas) and I adore everything kimchi, but this place didn't live up to the hype, sadly. My boyfriend and I were the only people in there, and still ended up waiting about 20-25 minutes for our takeout, which seemed pretty over the top to us. Our kimchi-dillas were very light on the cheese and dry, and even though I ordered mine extra spicy it was still super bland. Luckily the side aioli was good and helped give the quesadillas some flavor. That being said, the kimchi dumplings were good, and the food was served hot. There were other things on the menu that sounded interesting, and I'd be willing to try them if in the area, but I think I'll just be making my kimchi-dillas at home from now on. read more
6 years ago
9 years ago
Small and cute location with big and intense flavors. OliToki is a Korean-Mexican Fusion restaurant that serves dishes with a street food vibe. They have around 6 entree options that are customizable with the kind of protein you want (tofu, bulgogi beef, spicy pork, and chicken) and any extras that you want to add. They also have wings, fries (crispy, sweet potato, and ramen flavored), as well as unique appetizers like rice, cheese, and kimchi balls. I had the chance to try the Ramen Flavored Fries, the Taco-Tacos, and the Totchos, which are tater tots with a protein, kimchi, and spicy sauces. The proteins were packed with flavor, they were very well marinated. I'm not sure If I would say the fries reminded me of the taste of ramen, but they were different and tasty. It was a fun place to try with a unique style, and my only "critique" would be that the dishes can feel a bit heavy, especially the Totchos. The prices are reasonable and you get a filling serving size for what you pay. The place itself is definitely small with limited seating so I would not suggest it for a big group of people. read more
Definitely more suited for takeout than dine in, but the food here is pretty tasty, if Korean fusion comfort food is your sort of thing. I got the totchos with spicy pork ($9.95) and bulgogi burrito ($10.15). Probably a tad overpriced, but this type of trendy asian fusion food usually is. The totchos came in a pretty large portion, definitely enough to share. The spicy pork had decent flavor, but the entire dish was doused in spicy mayo and topped with melted cheese, which was kind of overpowering. By the time I got home, the totchos were a bit soggy, but nothing major. The burrito was good - very filling and stuffed with rice, kimchi, and bulgogi. Overall, pretty decent meal but probably not somewhere I would frequent on a regular basis. read more
I loved this place! Whomever heard of Korean/Mexican fusion? Thanks for bringing it to Allston, OliToki! I got the burrito with chicken and the ramen flavored fries - it was a surprising burst of flavors that was filling and surprising with each bite. Absolutely worth traveling to Allston for! read more
9 years ago
I got a bulgogi burrito here around noon on a Thursday. It was extremely quiet--i was the only person at the restaurant and two people came to pick-up their orders. Service was good. Burrito was interesting. It was cold at the top with the slaw and corn but warm the rest throughout. The bulgogi was worth the extra $1. The burrito was really delicious. I would get it again. It ends up being around the same price as other burrito places so I'm not upset about it at all. It was also quite filling. TLDR; great food, small, quiet atmosphere. read more
Items ordered: 1. Musubi 2. Ramen-seasoned fries 3. Bacon cheese fried riceballs KoMex fusion has been in the area for about a year now. I thought it was about time i give this place a try. At first glance, OliToki is a small restaurant with seating that accommodates approximately 6-8 people, if that. If the space feels tight, that's because it is. I went about an hour before closing so I can't imagine how the place is during prime time. I was excited to try this place out because there are other KoMex places in the area that have been doing very well. OliToki really disappointed me with their food. Their Ramen seasoned fries were terrible. Soft and soggy, as if they were fresh out of the microwave. They doused their fries in seasoning and were so incredibly salty. There were portions of the fries with moderate seasoning and other parts where the seasoning was so condensed that it was as if you poured a packet of ramen seasoning in your mouth. Gross. The bacon cheese fried rice balls were not what what I expecting. "Bacon anything" sounds wonderful, because who doesn't love bacon? This side, however, was just really cheesy rice, covered in bread crumbs, then fried. It came covered in a couple of sauces that really did not complement the rice balls well. I thought the rice balls were bland, at best. The spam musubi, however, was the best thing that I ordered. But I was super disappointed on the size of it (about half the size of my palm). The prices on the uploaded menu on the Yelp link is outdated. They aren't 2 for $5 but rather 1 for $3.50 (please see photo I uploaded). For what you get, I do not think it was worth it. The food, in addition to the outdated menu contributed to a lackluster, disappointing experience at OliToki. 1 star food experience, in reality. Giving them the benefit of the doubt that their main meal options are decent. read more
7 years ago
3 years ago
On my first night in Boston, I wanted delivery after a long day flying all the way here from San Diego. After browsing through all the options on Eat24, I decided to go with OliToki because they had a very straightforward menu that looked delicious. My brain was all foggy, so I really appreciated how simple their menu is. Anyway, I ordered the burrito, pork dumplings, spam musubi, and ramen seasoned fries. Delivery was super fast! The burrito was really delicious. Went with bulgogi beef and added avocado and fried egg to my order. Super flavorful, moist, and happiness with each and every bite. I savored it until the very last bite!! The pork dumplings were surprisingly good - kind of ordered it on a whim because I was starving, so it's a lovely surprise when it turns out to be yummy. The only thing I didn't like was the ramen fries. Didn't really taste like ramen to me... but the delivery probably didn't help keep the fries fresh. Musubi is delicious as per usual. Really hard to mess up musubi though. Highly recommend this place! If I wasn't trying to try different things in the area, I probably would've ordered again and again! read more
7 years ago
10 years ago
The restaurant itself is very cutesy and small. They are a Mex-Korean fusion restaurant. I tried the crispy tofu bowl with added avocado and fried egg. I enjoyed my bowl. It contains rice, purple cabbage, lettuce, kimchi, carrots, sesame oil, and a dash of their spicy house made sauce. I didn't think their sauce was spicy at all, rather it had no spice to it and it tasted like regular teriyaki sauce. The rice was stickier and moist than usual which I don't mind at all. I actually like sticky rice! The tofu looked unappealing and dry at first but it actually tasted crispy and full. Nonetheless I really enjoyed it. The bowls are definitely one of the more 'healthier' choices if that's what you are looking for when eating at this place. read more
10 years ago
I ordered for delivery staying late at my college campus library. I needed some food to get through the study session. Olitoki is beyond my expectations. The food was delicious but the delivery guy was the best part. He arrived 15 minutes before scheduled. When he handed me the food he said "enjoy your meal. Thank you for ordering." I am a hospitality major and that was very refreshing to hear and see. Then I actually ate the food and was blown even more away. It was still warm, on a cold day, not soggy, and you could tell they used fresh quality ingredients. Olitoki is fresh, fast, delicious food with great service. I immediately emailed the third party order submission with a raving thank you. The delivery driver and the food made my day. Will absolutely be ordering from this place again. read more
8 years ago
Yassssss. More fusion Mexican/Korean yumminess. Def try the kimchi-dilla, fried rice balls, and the burrito-rean. Love that tofu is a protein option. They also have wings and rice bowls. This place is more quirky cutesy than the other Korean/Mexican place with chalk graffiti on the wall and tvs playing Korean music videos. read more
5 years ago
I had high expectations of the food here but the taste of the food didn't blend well for me. Not really sure how to explain it though. The service was good. The place is small and decent for a quick bite dine in. I would prefer to see the kitchen but it's covered by a hanging curtain/cloth-ish covering. Feel like the space would look nice with the open kitchen concept. On to the food, ordered: Bacon, kimchi and cheese rice balls $5 for 4 balls -initial taste was good but there was no taste of bacon nor did I see bacon in it. I do like the concept of this dish. Very filling. I couldn't eat more than 1.5 of it amongst the other food I ordered. Bulgogi burrito $8 + $1.50 for meat -good but didn't get any bulgogi there. Regular size burrito. Totchos $8 + $1 spicy pork -this ...I was excited about but again something is lacking. Tots came out crispy which I love. Extra meat is really not necessary. This is a BIG dish. Definitely a share dish. From the reviews on Yelp, I had high hopes but I felt like everything I ordered was missing something. Bacon, bulgogi and just taste that blends well.. like the tots and cheese is too heavy with the fried rice balls. If you know what I mean.. Not sure if I'll be coming back but I do recommend getting something like a packed bowl and chicken instead. Not like tots and then fried rice ball-- I think everything fried is good but it's all heavy food. read more
You know one of those places that you go to and the food is super delicious, but then a few moments later you have some serious regrets? This is definitely one of those places. If greasy fried food doesn't phase you, then you may proceed without hesitation! When you walk in, you'll immediately notice it's a very tiny place. There are probably only 5-6 tables, so consider ordering for take out. The menu is pretty straight forward. My friends and I ordered a bunch of different things so we can all share like the totchos, packed bowl, bulgolgi beef & cheese eggrolls, bacon kimchi & cheese fried rice balls, and the pork dumplings. Totchos - They sounded super awesome and tasted even more awesome, but you get sick of it really quickly. Highly recommend to be sharing this with another person. The totchos are covered in cheese and two sauces (ai-oli & spicy toki). Pretty awesome you can choose the type of protein you want in it. Getting it with bulgolgi was delicious. Packed Bowl - Practically is like a bibimbap bowl but a lot smaller. For $9ish, you can't really expect too much. It comes with the Spicy Toki sauce, which is like a sweet-spicy flavor, on the side. Eggrolls - Not bad, not bad. Didn't really taste too much of the bulgolgi. It practically tasted like a deep fried cheese eggroll. It comes with a sweet-chili sauce that complements it very well though. Fried Rice Balls - DEFINITELY DO NOT RECOMMEND. I cut it open to see the inside and it looked really good, but after taking in the first bite, I instantly regretted eating it. You can barely taste the kimchi and bacon. This literally is like a fried cheese ball. Your body will hate you if you eat this (if you're body doesn't hate you after eating everything else yet) Pork dumplings - Pretty decent, but way too oily as well. If you're drunk and looking for a place to munch on and sober up, this is definitely the place. Other than that, you're going to come here just to end up feeling like you have to walk/run miles to get rid of that post fried food feeling. read more
KOREAN & MEXICAN FUSION The location is easy to miss! It's right next to Dolphin Bay, and only has enough seating for about 10 people. It's very casual, ideal for takeout or a quick meal with a small group, as they serve everything in disposable paper containers. I came during their soft opening menu. Order your entree, customize the meat (chicken, bulgogi beef, or spicy pork), and add any extra toppings you would like. + TOTCHOS // $6.75 The tater tots are perfectly cooked and drenched in a spicy mayo aioli sauce and chodang Korean sauce, topped with kimchi, onions, cilantro, and cheese. I really do wish they didn't put that much sauce on this! You honestly can't taste the marinade on the chicken, pork, or beef because of the heavy sauces. The portion is huge, and you should definitely share between 2-3 people. + KORTA // $6.50 This is your Mexican torta with a Korean twist. The bun is thick and stuffed with plenty of mayo, avocado, lettuce, and tomato. We opted for the spicy pork meat with this, which is an additional $0.50. I liked the marinade and flavors on this version of a torta! They also have Korean burritos, tacos, kimchi quesadilla, other snacks (wings, spam musubi). Since they are still in "soft open" menu mode, I hope they have more offerings and an option to customize the sauce levels! I think this place has great potential in the Allston area. read more
10 years ago
Great spot to grab a quick bite! I love korean food. I love tacos and burritos. I love OliToki. I came here a couple times and have tried their chicken, beef, and pork tacos. I always get extra meat and I add avocado. I would suggest trying all 3. My favorite is the beef but I have friends that like the pork and chicken the most. The burrito is also good with your choice of protein. For sides I've tried the chicken wings, sweet potato fries, kimchi rice balls with bacon, and bulgogi eggrolls. My favorite is the kimchi rice balls while my friend liked the eggrolls. The wings were also tasty. I can't wait to get back here to try out their other offerings. I have a friend that says I need to try their sandwich with a fried egg. I also want to try their spicier wings but it wasn't available when I was there. For those that are looking for low carbs I saw that they will be offering these "packed bowls" with meat and veggies. Lastly, seating is very limited. There are probably 4 tables and enough seating for 10 people. read more
Apparently this place just opened this week and I debated keeping this a secret, but I can not contain my excitement for this place. Do not let the appearance or the size of this place fool you. This place is a gem. It is a Mexican Korean fusion restaurant and to be honest I am normally very against fusion restaurants but this place definitely did it right. I came here with a couple friends and they ordered their tacos with chicken and I got their totachos with spicy pork with a side of bacon fried rice. The tacos were well sized and had the perfect amount of ingredients in it. The totachos is an order of tots with a bunch of toppings. These tots are perfection. Perfectly crisp and well flavored with all the toppings. We also ordered their bacon fried rice bites and they were pretty solid. I will definitely be coming back to try out more of their food. Keep up the good work olitoki!! read more
10 years ago
Very impressed with the food, price, and customer service. I'm usually skeptical about Korean fusion but I'm very glad that I gave this place a try. I stopped by with a group of 4 on Wednesday around 7pm and was immediately greeted and welcomed. There are 8-9 seats and 3-4 tables so it's a great place for to go orders or smaller groups. The decor and menu were tasteful and thoughtfully executed. We ordered the Bacon Kimchi Fried Rice Ball, Burritorean (+bulgogi & fried egg), Loaded TacoTacos (+bulgogi), Bulgogi eggrolls, and the Black Sesame Macrons. I really enjoyed the Burritorean and I highly recommend adding the fried egg. It tasted like a burrito and bibimbap together. Everything was fresh and had a nice flavor combination. Next time, I want to try the wings and spam musubi. What I loved the most was the staff. They were incredibly friendly and genuinely wanted feedback on how to tweak anything if it wasn't up to par. I'd honestly go back just to say hi to the staff. TL;DR - Tasty and reasonably priced Korean/Mexican fusion place with a convenient location and great customer service. :) read more
4 years ago
Must try! 4.5 because I keep coming back! Korean food with a mexican style. Everything is delicious and they are great at adjusting foods as needed (for me - a little less kimchi in my quesadilla). It is made to order so it is nicely prepared for you right there. I keep going back for more. We have tried the bulgogi kimchi quesadilla (my go to!), bulgogi tacos, bulgogi burrito and bulgogi bowls - yes, bulgogi is the best! We've also tried a variety in with the spicy pork as the meat option but I still like to go with bulgogi. The eggrolls are very interesting but not consistently good. You can skip the wings - the flavor doesn't soak and there's nothing too special about it. The tater tots are worth the try - delicious. Plus, who doesn't like tater tots? There is a wide variety on the menu of this small shop so try it all! Parking can be difficult as it is close to Harvard Ave in Brighton - street parking. There are some tables inside. People mostly get it for take out so there is usually plenty of seating if you want to eat there. read more
Not knowing what to expect when fusing Korean and Mexican so it was a curiosity factor that we decided to try this out. Very small place so I would consider this as a take out joint with 8 seats. If you want to dine in, go at off hours. For wings, stick with Bonchon up the street. This place serves wing dings and sauce it up. I personally am not a fan of wing dings smothered in sauce because of the soggy texture of the battered wings. I tried their house sauce. It resembles the sauce for Peking pork chops. At least, that's what it reminded me of at first bite. The main menu is worth a try. To be clear, I'm anal so I noticed when the compilation is not balanced. My sandwich was rectangular but there was only one thin slice of tomato noticeable after 3 bites deep. Fear not, because I don't like tomatoes! I managed to rid of the tomato before I bit into it. And then the cheese. No idea what type it was. I was expecting something like shredded cheese. It was white and was sponge looking. Didn't like it so I picked it out. I wasn't all over the sandwich so it was easy to pick out the pieces. Indeed, an interesting experience of flavor and texture. I would say in translation that I had a beef bugolki panini. read more
New food trends pop up all the time, korean-mexican fusion being one of them. This small little restaurant only has a few tables for seating. When you walk in, you notice some cool looking decor with a blackboard with chalk writing all over it and on the wall they have their logo looking like a checkered flag. Between my friend and I, we ordered a packed bowl with spicy pork and fried egg. This was pretty bland to me and had a little too much going on for me with all the vegetables. I had to add the entire container of sauce to my bowl to really even taste anything. The tacos with spicy pork wasn't bad but again still lacking the flavor if it wasn't for the sauce added to it. We also got the tator tot nachos with a fried egg, this was one of the better tasting items we got. Who doesn't love tater tots, especially when its mixed in with some beef bulgogi. It was simple with some melted cheese ontop and with their sauce drizzled. Last was the bulgogi and cheese egg rolls, these are a must get. I could probably eat 15 of these if they were in front of me. Paired with a sweet chili dipping sauce it is something you must get! It can get pricey if you decide to put all the add in's. Menu is pretty good sized with options like wings and kimchi fried rice. read more
10 years ago
This is a great Korean-Mexican fusion place. The service is good and the server is very knowledgeable with the menu. The service was fast too. There is only a few seating so be prepared for that. The serving is enough and satisfying. We ordered Olitoki Chicken Wings and Rice bowl with Spicy Pork and Chicken Tacos. They were great - I especially like the Tacos. I would definitely come back here again. read more
9 years ago
Food was awesome and I would definitely come back. Their burritos are big and definitely filling. The rice was a little on the mushy side, not sure if that's how it's always made or it was just an off day. Also there wasn't that much meat in the burrito. Similarly, we tried the kimchi fried rice balls, but it was really just the outside that was good. The rice inside was too mushy. We loved the ramen flavored French fries! They basically put a ton of seasoning on the fries (tastes like Cajun powder). Excellent for sharing. They have cute Asian drinks in addition to regular soda. The inside of the restaurant is small, with only a total of 3 small tables (one for 4 ppl, and two tables that seat 2 ppl). It's also kinda hot & stuffy in there. Wish there was some AC. read more
10 years ago
I convinced my boyfriend to go to OliToki today since I'd heard good things about it from a friend. I figured hey why not give another Korean-Mexican place in Allston a try since the prices seemed very reasonable. We ordered the spicy pork and bulgogi tacos, a side of their kimchi and bacon fried rice and the wings in OliToki sauce to start. The wings I have to say were crispy and very well flavored; however I was underwhelmed by the kimchi fried rice and even more so with the tacos. My boyfriend was not happy with the food so afterwards we marched right to Coreanos, a couple of blocks down the street to get him some tacos. We probably will not be back to try any of their other menu items, but now at least we know that when we have the craving Korean Mexican fusion, Coreanos is where we'll go. read more
8 years ago
8 years ago
I miss going to restaurants. But delivery is the next best thing! I ordered a lot of items from OliToki a couple weeks ago (actually for something special on Easter!) and really appreciated this comfort food. We got a bulgogi quesadilla, fries, chicken tacos, kimchi rice balls, dumplings, and one other chicken dish. Everything was super tasty, I was really impressed by the flavorful chicken in particular, and fries, which have a ramen seasoning. The only thing that didn't really do it for me was the dumplings, which were just average. Everything else I would order again! I highly recommend trying it if you like Korean fusion. Let's support our local businesses during this rough time. read more
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76 Brighton Ave
Boston, MA 02134
Allston/Brighton
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(617) 202-5038
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