Family run restaurant serving delicious , fresh food that…read morealways hits the spot. Prices are very reasonable for the quality!

Wonderful food! This is probably the best Chinese food place in Bergen County! Food was fresh and…read moretasted great. The crab rangoons were the perfect shape and texture ! Will be ordering from here again!!

Food was served hot and tasted great service was very good…read morerefilled water and tea quite often

For a restaurant named after Korean BBQ, I'm slightly ashamed to admit I've never tried their…read moremeats. That said, this restaurant is one of few decent Korean spots outside of Fort Lee and Palisades Park. As such, it's become a return spot for our family members who live fairly local. As soon as you sit down, the default beverage offered is warm barley tea (which is much appreciated during those colder winter visits). The banchan, or side dishes, are few but a little more robust here than other Korean restaurants. During my last visit, we were given plates of standard kimchi, sprouts, and seasoned broccoli. I was also surprised to find pumpkin-egg salad, soy marinated lotus root, and soy-marinated ribeye pieces. The offerings change a little from visit to visit, but they're always decent to downright delicious. While I've not been wowed by anything from the menu, I've found most of the meals to be predictable. Hot stone bibimbap is my regular order, and I love the different proteins they offer here for mixed rice dishes. For those curious about the barbecue but unwilling to pay the high sticker price for a full entree, you can try the galbi, bulgogi, and spicy pork atop a bibimbap. During my last visit, I was delighted by the salmon hot stone bibimbap, which came with a great teriyaki marinade. My regular complaint with Seoul Galbi's bibimbap is that the hot stone has never gotten hot enough for my rice to char and crisp (which is arguably the best part of ordering it on a hot stone. Otherwise, why else would one pay the elevated prices?). When it comes to decor and ambiance, the restaurant is fairly no frills. As far as service goes, the waitresses have always been quick - quick to order, quick to serve, and quick to refill glasses (or, when asked, the side dishes). I also appreciate how slow they are to deliver the check, allowing conversations to linger. When my family and I came with a cake for a family member, the auntie serving our table not only came by with extra plates and silverware, she clapped and sang the 'Happy Birthday' song as boisterously as we.

THE GOOD ----------------…read more+ Filling, solid fast Korean food ++++ Beef K-BBQ Box and LA Galbi Box both came with a small portion of glass noodles, salad, egg and meets (beef / galbi) on top of rice and they were pretty good. The beef and galbi were flavorful, glass noodles were tasty and the portion of food was fair for the prices. K-BBQ Box was a bit cheaper at $10.99, while the LA Galbi was $14.99. + Menu is relatively simple as they serve either box entrees or tofu soups. THE NOT SO GOOD ---------------------------- - Not much as this vendor's menu is simple and straightforward. RANDOM OBSERVATIONS -------------------------------------- = Unfortunately, not many customers at Paramus Park's food court visit this vendor as most flock to Chick-Fil A, but KBBQ Box is definitely worth a try if you're bored of the other options.

- Korean fast-food vendor inside Paramus Park mall food court offering pre-cooked ingredients for…read morequick takeout - Surprisingly quiet on a Friday evening during dinner - Good sized combo boxes--each comes with white rice, japchae noodles, side salad, small piece of omelet, and your choice of meat; BBQ beef bulgogi box had a decent portion of meat, but the LA galbi was a bit disappointing with more bone than meat - Decent flavor, but lacking freshness--meats could've used a bit more heat; rice was slightly soggy; omelet and japchae were served cold (perhaps intentional, but I prefer them warm); boxes come with sauce and salad dressing on the side - Service could improve--staff didn't greet us when we approached and only acknowledged us once we signaled we were ready to order - Overall--solid food court option for a quick Korean fix; fairly priced for the quality and portion size offered

Mamison means "mother's hands" in Korean. This is a family owned authentic Korean banchan (banchan)…read morestore. It's located on Grand Avenue in Englewood, nearby the Brownstones apartments, the Gym, and other small businesses. It's convenient for families and businesses in the area looking for a clean, homemade Korean lunch and side dishes and stews to take home for dinner. Finally! A Korean banchan store in Englewood! No need to go all the way to Palisades Park anymore. I loved their squid kimbab and fish pancakes. I can tell that they use quality ingredients and the food is made with love. I can tell the difference with the taste and quality compared to most Korean banchan stores on Broad Ave. I bought some other banchan that I can't wait to try. The staff are not only kind but dedicated to serving the community with clean, delicious, authentic food. Mamison is a hidden gem and worth your next visit!

most establishments hire recently immigrated hispanic folks to cook; behind the veil of every…read morerestaurant it seems. Mamison stands apart because the owners themselves prepare the food and curate their own recipes. They are very few and far between as a catering business cuz they don't skimp out on quality ingredients. There's at least 20 catering joints in NJ bergen county. They all taste the same to me. OD-ed on msg and sugar. Same basic ass ingredients. But this one's diff. You'll need to taste it to know. It reminds me of moms cooking every time Here are my recommendations: Spiced garlic popcorn chicken Filet in that egg pancake thing Soybean paste soup Spicy beef soup All lunch specials (attached) I know they deliver too but I've been returning for their pick-up orders; it's been altogether perfect for these trying rona times

This is my go to Chinese food place. Last night I was having a major craving since I haven't had…read moreany in a long time and went for the chicken and broccoli with garlic sauce combination. I chose the pork fried rice and an egg roll. Even though I've never had an issue with them drowning the food with sauce I still like to be cautious and tell them to lightly sauce it and it was absolutely perfect. The fried rice is fresh and moist and the eggroll is crunchy without being greasy. Super solid family run spot!!

I have ordered from them for a few years now. I have yet to be disappointed. I mainly order sushi…read moreproducts. I'm a New Yorker, and this passes for a NJ go to. Their Chinese food is also a go to.

My boyfriend and I had a great experience at Bobby wongs for lunch. I got the tangerine beef bowl…read morewith white rice and it was really good. Beef was tangy spicy (but not too spicy) and crispy and it came out hot and fast. Appreciate the fact that the beef was not chewy or tough They also add these crispy onions on top of their bowls which is a nice touch. My boyfriend got the Cajun pork cutlet bowl over lo mein. You get to choose your base for the bowls which is nice. The lo mein noodles are thicker than the typical lo mein noodles you see at Chinese takeout, these look more like pho. Either way, I tried a bite and they were great and the flavors were there. My boyfriend also loves their soup and the homemade chips are awesome. In terms of ambiance this is more of a daytime spot. Not too many seats. It's very bright inside maybe because there's a lot of plants in there on the wall. It's still nice, just not that dim nighttime ambiance and there aren't a ton of seats . You place your order at the register or they also have a convenient self order kiosk. We will be definitely be back to try everything else on the menu.

The food was good here! By far our favorite thing on the menu was the cold ramen noodles. It had a…read morebit of a kick to it, but nothing crazy and delicious peanut sauce. The chicken original and shrimp mild were made well and I loved the bowl the takeout order came in. I was not crazy about the lo mein and brussel sprouts. Not a whole lot of flavor for either. The pork dumplings were great and I wish I ordered 2 orders of them.

I definitely love this restaurant…read more We order to go as my assistance device can be a challenge with going into eat at restaurants but I intend to eat in the restaurant first chance I get. I loved the chicken ramen, the mango chicken, the crab salad, the veggie gyoza, the harumaki. The matcha cheesecake, the bubble tea are all among my top picks for the best. The service is good. Jenny is friendly. The dining area is charming. Highly recommend trying their food.

What a great little ramen placed tucked-in Glen Rock!…read more Came on a Sunday afternoon and nobody was in the restaurant! It's not too big --- maybe sit 20-30pp. max. However, it was a comfortable setting. Food-wise, tried several dishes: the takoyaki ($10), the karaage ($9) as well as the Ika Furai ($10) for appetizers, along with the Kokoro Black Garlic Tonkatsu Ramen ($19.50). The appetizers all came out fairly quickly, and were nice and hot. Highlights were definitely the karaage and takoyaki (although I may have a bias to them). I though the Ika Furai (fried calamari) was going to be "pieces of tentacles, etc", it wasn't. It was the same calamari rings you can get anywhere, so I'd pass on that. However, let's talk about that Kokoro Black Garlic Tonkatsu Ramen. The ramen broth was rich, creamy, and absolutely delicious. The toppings were great --- and the egg was a nice jammy consistency. The noodles were a good texture, and the soup was served nice and hot. That black garlic provided the right backdrop to such a wonderful rich ramen. Don't even get me started on the charred-tonkatsu. Such a beautiful meaty piece that was sitting on top of that bed of noodles. Totally recommend this. Pro-tip: ask for some spicy-oil on the side, then you get the best of both worlds - black garlic and spice. Overall, I totally recommend this place if you're looking to satisfy that ramen craving. You don't need to go to Paramus, or the Palisades, or even Ridgewood --- just go to this small business, you'll find big flavor!

Small mom and shop that serves excellent Korean Fried Chicken. The batter and sauces were really…read moreenjoyable. Fries were a wonderful addition to the fried chicken. Really enjoyed the Peckwich too, which came with juicy bits of fried chicken and what tasted like kimchi coleslaw. This place is the bomb dot com. A few tables are available for dine in but most people seemed to just order takeout out. Brian was very accommodating and down to earth. He remembers his customers and downright friendly.

It's been a minute since I've let myself indulge in Korean fried chicken, but I've been hearing…read moreabout Peck Peck since I moved to the area. Every time someone sang its praises, I had to wonder, 'Really? The best fried chicken comes out of THAT space?' Because every time I passed by it, it looked quiet or closed or both. But don't let appearances fool you. It's very, very good. To get straight to it, the wings are the way to go here. I ordered both the wings and the boneless tenders to give this place the old college try, and while the tenders are impressive in size and heft (and I personally like them because I don't have to work around a bone), I found the wings to be far more tender and flavorful. I also found that the tenders were far quicker to lose their fried crunchification. I also tried both the soy garlic and sweet and spicy flavors, and both are incredible. If you put a gun to my head and made me choose one, I'd have to pick the soy garlic, but I love the way these sauces aren't lathered onto each piece. There's just enough brushed on so that you can appreciate both the flavor and the texture of the chicken. The fries here are the wedge type. Think KFC, but fresher and less salty. Also, don't sleep on the pickled veg. I know it sounds nuts to buy pickled veggies from a fried chicken place, but it's a staple for classic Korean fried chicken dinners to cleanse the greasy palate with something acidic. I love the medley of veg they use here, and I loved the pickling juice so much, I actually found myself sipping it between bites (don't judge me). There's a small parking lot on the side of the building that might accommodate three or four cars at most. And that might be by design, because three or four parties is probably the most that could dine in this tiny restaurant. But as many have already shared, the owners here are so sweet and friendly, it's a gift to spend any amount of time with them, even in this teacup-sized dining room. Those who choose to takeout or deliver will be pleased to know that Peck Peck Chicken knows how to to package freshly fried things correctly - that is, with intentionally aerated containers so that you won't lose all that beautiful crisp as the food makes its way home.