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    One Korean Bistro

    3.8 (24 reviews)
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    Mango Fruit Lemonade
    Alyssa M.

    Another gem located in the Lee + White food hall. The menu is nice me they even have alcohol beverages for sale if interested. Ordered the Korean Short Ribs bowl which was delicious; tender and the sickened perfect. Also ordered a mango lemonade which had the option to add boba. The service was quick and efficient. It's located in a food hall and because went for lunch, it wasn't crowded and I was able to sit at a table without any distractions. I'll be back just for the short ribs again lol.

    Enna J.

    Located inside the WestEnd Food Hall. Love that it's closer to where I live versus having to travel to Duluth for Korean food. Service was friendly. The bubble tea was sweet and refreshing. They had several varieties of kimbap, which is one of my childhood favorites. Prices were reasonable and comparable to what you'd pay at Hmart versus typical foodhall prices (which is great).

    Ramyun
    Sandy J.

    This is a Korean street food stall in the Lee and White Food hall. It is nice that there is an option for affordable Korean eats in this part of town. Good: their kimbap is solid as well. The ok: ramyun. Quite salty- a struggle to eat. My friend and I both got their ramyun-kimbap combos because we couldn't settle on one thing to order and thought this would give the best combo. Both the veggie and beef ones were very good for Kim bap. We both ate ramyun and definitely thought the saltiness was overwhelming. I didn't drink the soup. Ramyun is essentially instant noodles from the package with hot water on it and they add some toppings on it. It felt both unhealthy and underwhelming- you could do this yourself at home I suppose. Would stick to the kimbap, fried rice, and sandwiches. Those seem well done. Avoid ramyun unless you're dying to eat a packet of ramen noodles from a pack with some Costco chicken like toppings.

    Kate A.

    While barhopping in the area, we stopped into the food hall for a quick snack. My husband was in the mood for some Korean barbecue and we found this stall. He got the short rib, which was a really good serving size. The food was done pretty quickly they give you a beeper to know when to come pick up. All of the ingredients felt fresh and had good flavor. My husband enjoyed it.

    KBBQ Glass noddle bar
    Nadine A.

    One of my fav thus far at Lee + White food hall. Now granted the food hall is not fully occupied yet but it's shaping up nicely. I've had several dishes from One Korean. Featured is the Japchae (Glass Noodle) Bowl with spicy pork. It has carrots, mushroom and corn. Not featured but make sure you try: Spicy Pork Kimbap - it's sushi style and so good!! Fried Rice bulgogi beef Check it out soon and check out the Westside beltline trail while over there! You can also order online via DoorDash and pick up. Plenty of parking, quick service and plenty of seating. Enjoy!!

    Glass noodle n spicy pork bowl
    Trey L.

    Korean street food including Katsu(pork), rice bowls, noodle bowls(glass and udon), Korean corn dogs and those lil Potatoe spirals(cheese or onion flavor). Decent new option for the Westend among an entire food court including a full bar.

    Shrimp Kimbap
    Khadija G.

    This spot is located inside the Lee White food hall alongside the West End Beltline. It's a really cute spot but the food is subpar at best and the customer service was no better. All they do is put pack noodles in some hot water and add some toppings. I can do that at home and the kimbap was straight. I'll definitely come back to the food hall and try one of the other spots instead.

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    Food here is not bad, but they never follow their hours of operation. They're supposed to be open til 8, but regularly close at 6

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    I had the fried rice with KBBQ beef and it was delicious! Super fresh, size portion, and well-composed. Can't wait to try more.

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