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I got the trio of street tacos. First, the meat was overcooked, no matter taste. Speaking of taste, all three meats were marinated or cooked with a very sweet sauce. It took a lot of lemon juice, jalapeno sauce and salt to make it okay. The corn tortillas were soft yet durable, thumbs up for that. If sweet meat is your thing... This is right up your alley!
I love seoul taco. Their street tacos with beef bulgogi are amazing, and I also highly recommend their bulgogi nachos. It's a great place to go with friends and they're pretty quick to get your food out. The seats are always comfortable and clean, and the people are always nice. And don't forget their Taco Tuesday. The $1.50 tacos are amazing on a Tuesday night!
Went in for a late night dinner with the bf, his first time in, my first time back in a couple years. WOW this place sure has changed since covid. Arrived at 8:30 and there were maybe 2 other tables already seated. You order at a tablet up front and pick a table and wait for your order to be called, pretty standard setup to find these days on Delmar. I enjoyed the tea varieties they offer and settled with a mandarin cardamom tea, definitely sweetened. For food we got the trio sampler of tacos favorite was probably the chicken. And also ordered a spicy chicken bowl. Food was out fast, I'd say like 8 mins tops. Everything looked great! Lots of color to the plates and the greens weren't wilted or soggy that tends to happen with some of the bowl places. The egg was perfectly runny too! But sadly something just wasn't right. It's like everything was bland or sweet without having complexity that Korean food is known for. Felt as if these plates were something I would have thrown together at home not knowing the right portions of sauce or seasoning. Idk it's hard to put a finger on but definitely not the food I recall that brought me in initially. Maybe a new menu revamp is due or idk maybe I just need to not expect so much from them... I was fed, service was a tablet so can't say much and I didn't get sick. You decide for yourself :)
Pros: - the decoration and space are very picturesque and welcoming - the fusion of Mexican/korean is pretty well done! The food was pretty good Cons: - the staff were quite rude and unfriendly, even though the restaurant was not busy (we waited at the counter for over 20 minutes to get service) - the wait time for food was ridiculous as well, especially for the small orders we placed (and again, the restaurant was NOT busy at all!) Overall, I would not recommend going again. Wish the experience was better because the menu looked promising!
I recently visited it has been Asians things were different. You know order on a kiosk at least that was the case on a Sunday afternoon. I ordered the bulgogi bowl with spicy pork. A combination of rice, mixed greens, spicy pork shredded carrots and a fried egg on top. Don't forget the gochujang on the side. I don't get over here very often but it's always worth the visit. That are always playing 90s and early 2000s hip hop. It's a good hang. Check them out if you have, swing back for another visit.
A go to place for me in St. Louis when I lived here so I try to visit when I am back in town. Service is usually quick and the food is always good. I get the chicken quesadilla with no sauce and no greens with chips and queso. Can't go wrong with anything on the menu!
Funky-vibe Korean tacos joint! Kinda funny there are no Koreans in sight, in or out of the kitchen but hey, it's St Louis. Plenty offered here for a quick satisfying bite. The bulgogi steak tacos were stuffed to the brim, yum! And while here, don't pass on the restrooms...they will bring you back in time to the West Village, NYC circa 1979!
Seoul Taco is one of my favorite places to go if I want a quick, easy, and filling meal. I especially like the spicy pork burrito and gogi bowls. I always ask for the sauces on the side in the burrito (Seoul sauce, wasabi mayo, and sour cream) and then add the sauce afterward. If I'm not super hungry the burrito could definitely last for two meals. My friend got the sweet potato waffle fries and we were pleasantly surprised by how good they were! They came with Seoul sauce and were very crispy and fresh. Service was fast, and there is plenty of seating in the restaurant. Our table was a little dirty but it's more of a self-service where you clean your own table and put your trays in the return area. I'll definitely be back!
My visit the other night was just okay. I ordered the chicken tacos and a side of sweet potato fries that I shared with my friend. My friend ordered a bowl with salad and chicken. While the food came out quick, I can't say that it tasted very fresh and the chicken was really tough. I also had to throw a taco away because I saw a bug crawling in it....no idea if bugs were in the other tacos, but I had already eaten them so oops! The booths were all messed up and some of the seating was torn which made the space look old and outdated. I think the vibe could be better, but I was just not sure what was happening that night. It was dimly lit and the service was just okay. Not sure if the guy working to take our order wanted to be there. Overall, I think this was just "meh" and I am not sure I want to go back.
What's not to like. Soul taco is amazing. If you like Korean food and tacos, you will be in pure heaven. If you don't... you will be in pure heaven. Try the kimchi slaw! The tacos are top-tier. A must try when visiting the Delmar Loop.
Everyone has a unique set of skills and experiences, and I really admire a person who works hard to share their experiences with others. I loved reading about the history of this small St Louis-based regional chain. I got the elote quesadilla and my husband and daughter got...other quesadillas. We usually try to try different things. I wish we would have but anyway, sometimes we fail. I was not super thrilled with my elote quesadilla. I liked my daughter's beef one better. I was more happy with my kimchi slaw. My daughter found her quesadilla to be harder to eat and messier than expected due to the way the sauces had been squirted on the top. I wouldn't mind trying more things on the menu, the items sound inventive and interesting. Unfortunately it's not at all a pleasant space to be in. It's quite a large area but is mostly empty. The chairs are not comfortable, the bench is worse. Broken and worn down. Tables are sticky and wobbly. They put some effort into decorating, otherwise, but it's just not a nice place to be. They have a constant loop playing LOUD. A thumping bass beat. None of us liked the sound at all, to the point that it would prevent us from returning here when we come back in town. Between the bad seating and the loud annoying sound, it really felt like they were trying to chase us out. Well, it worked. Maybe if they wanted to be sure people wouldn't be lingering at all the tables, they could just add more tables?
This place intrigued me. If a Korean-Mexican fusion restaurant doesn't entice you, I don't know what will. In terms of vibes, it's very casual. You walk up to the counter, order, and sit down to wait. There is a lot of seating though so I wouldn't worry about not finding a seat. One thing I wanted to note was that the server at the counter was so kind and offered to let us taste the kimchi slaw and kimchi fried rice before we ordered them. That right there is good service and a really nice touch. We ordered 2 gogi bowls with chicken, one with regular rice and one with kimchi fried rice. We also got a cup of Queso and a side of kimchi slaw. It took longer than we thought for the food to come out but it wasn't an atrocious amount of time. Just something to keep in mind, because it wasn't that busy when we were there. Gogi Bowl with chicken: Very good. The egg yolk is perfectly runny, the chicken is super flavorful and a really nice texture, it comes with lots of veggies (which we were craving), and has a Korean inspired sauce in it. You also get a side of gochujang with the bowl but in my opinion, there needs to be more flavor coming from the first sauce or other sauces. But it was still SO good, especially because I added the queso on top of mine to really seal in that Mexican aspect of it, and I highly recommend that. If you want extra spice and flavor, I'd definitely opt for the kimchi fried rice as your base instead of the white rice, but the white rice lets the other flavors shine more so it really is a personal choice. Kimchi Slaw: Highly highly recommend!!! Absolutely delicious. Wasn't super kimchi forward, but as someone who loves slaw and vinegar and Asian flavors, it really hit the spot. A great way to add more flavor to your bowl as well. Queso: Your standard queso, nothing too special, but gave great flavor and added nuance to the very Korean centric bowl. We didn't try the burrito or the tacos but that's something I'd look into next time!!
It's more like 2.7 stars This place has gone down. It was one of my fav spots to grab something quick. Back home and decided to stop in, I first went to the Grove location but the girl who I'm assuming was the cook was back there eating tacos talking on her phone(thru earpiece) it didn't feel clean so I decided to leave. My friend mentioned there was a location in the Loop. Now I thought that location had closed well it did but they moved over to another spot in the Loop. Walked in was immediately greeted. I liked the cashier's energy. Ordered a bowl that came out really quick. We left I opened box in the car and although the presentation looked good, the taste wasn't. It was bland and didn't seem fresh. The "hot" sauce was at the very bottom, and it was very little of it. Nothing at all how it used to be. I hate to say it, but this was probably my last visit. I must mention that the Grove location was completely empty, and Loop had 2 people dining in. That says alot!
5 months ago
holy cow this may be one of my favorite taco spots ever. it offers beautiful balance of flavors and textures in its tacos, burritos, nachos, and more. this is an amazing fusion restaurant in the loop, and it now catches my eye each time i pass it. me and my friends come often for the 15 year anniversary taco tuesdays and each tuesday as i walk out, i look forward to the next. the staff at the front are always very nice and orders are ready quickly. seoul taco has a very unique and eye catching interior, with lots of wall decor, luminescent lights, and graffiti style art. read more
Again, what rock have I been living under? Seriously, this place is a nice tucked away hidden gem. We came here on a Saturday evening and the place wasn't too busy or crowded. It took me a minute to figure out what I wanted but the person I was with raved about their gogi bowls. I settled on the gogi bowl with a fried rice and they got a steak gogi bowl with white rice. We placed our orders and they came out within 10 minutes. The food is amazing and the portion sizes are decent. I can't believe I've driven by this place a thousand times and never even stopped to go in. The restaurant was clean and so was the restroom. The staff is also friendly and professional. As always until next time... read more
10 months ago
I got the trio of street tacos. First, the meat was overcooked, no matter taste. Speaking of taste, all three meats were marinated or cooked with a very sweet sauce. It took a lot of lemon juice, jalapeno sauce and salt to make it okay. The corn tortillas were soft yet durable, thumbs up for that. If sweet meat is your thing... This is right up your alley! read more
2 months ago
5 months ago
I love seoul taco. Their street tacos with beef bulgogi are amazing, and I also highly recommend their bulgogi nachos. It's a great place to go with friends and they're pretty quick to get your food out. The seats are always comfortable and clean, and the people are always nice. And don't forget their Taco Tuesday. The $1.50 tacos are amazing on a Tuesday night! read more
1 year ago
Went in for a late night dinner with the bf, his first time in, my first time back in a couple years. WOW this place sure has changed since covid. Arrived at 8:30 and there were maybe 2 other tables already seated. You order at a tablet up front and pick a table and wait for your order to be called, pretty standard setup to find these days on Delmar. I enjoyed the tea varieties they offer and settled with a mandarin cardamom tea, definitely sweetened. For food we got the trio sampler of tacos favorite was probably the chicken. And also ordered a spicy chicken bowl. Food was out fast, I'd say like 8 mins tops. Everything looked great! Lots of color to the plates and the greens weren't wilted or soggy that tends to happen with some of the bowl places. The egg was perfectly runny too! But sadly something just wasn't right. It's like everything was bland or sweet without having complexity that Korean food is known for. Felt as if these plates were something I would have thrown together at home not knowing the right portions of sauce or seasoning. Idk it's hard to put a finger on but definitely not the food I recall that brought me in initially. Maybe a new menu revamp is due or idk maybe I just need to not expect so much from them... I was fed, service was a tablet so can't say much and I didn't get sick. You decide for yourself :) read more
Pros: - the decoration and space are very picturesque and welcoming - the fusion of Mexican/korean is pretty well done! The food was pretty good Cons: - the staff were quite rude and unfriendly, even though the restaurant was not busy (we waited at the counter for over 20 minutes to get service) - the wait time for food was ridiculous as well, especially for the small orders we placed (and again, the restaurant was NOT busy at all!) Overall, I would not recommend going again. Wish the experience was better because the menu looked promising! read more
I recently visited it has been Asians things were different. You know order on a kiosk at least that was the case on a Sunday afternoon. I ordered the bulgogi bowl with spicy pork. A combination of rice, mixed greens, spicy pork shredded carrots and a fried egg on top. Don't forget the gochujang on the side. I don't get over here very often but it's always worth the visit. That are always playing 90s and early 2000s hip hop. It's a good hang. Check them out if you have, swing back for another visit. read more
7 months ago
A go to place for me in St. Louis when I lived here so I try to visit when I am back in town. Service is usually quick and the food is always good. I get the chicken quesadilla with no sauce and no greens with chips and queso. Can't go wrong with anything on the menu! read more
Funky-vibe Korean tacos joint! Kinda funny there are no Koreans in sight, in or out of the kitchen but hey, it's St Louis. Plenty offered here for a quick satisfying bite. The bulgogi steak tacos were stuffed to the brim, yum! And while here, don't pass on the restrooms...they will bring you back in time to the West Village, NYC circa 1979! read more
Seoul Taco is one of my favorite places to go if I want a quick, easy, and filling meal. I especially like the spicy pork burrito and gogi bowls. I always ask for the sauces on the side in the burrito (Seoul sauce, wasabi mayo, and sour cream) and then add the sauce afterward. If I'm not super hungry the burrito could definitely last for two meals. My friend got the sweet potato waffle fries and we were pleasantly surprised by how good they were! They came with Seoul sauce and were very crispy and fresh. Service was fast, and there is plenty of seating in the restaurant. Our table was a little dirty but it's more of a self-service where you clean your own table and put your trays in the return area. I'll definitely be back! read more
My visit the other night was just okay. I ordered the chicken tacos and a side of sweet potato fries that I shared with my friend. My friend ordered a bowl with salad and chicken. While the food came out quick, I can't say that it tasted very fresh and the chicken was really tough. I also had to throw a taco away because I saw a bug crawling in it....no idea if bugs were in the other tacos, but I had already eaten them so oops! The booths were all messed up and some of the seating was torn which made the space look old and outdated. I think the vibe could be better, but I was just not sure what was happening that night. It was dimly lit and the service was just okay. Not sure if the guy working to take our order wanted to be there. Overall, I think this was just "meh" and I am not sure I want to go back. read more
What's not to like. Soul taco is amazing. If you like Korean food and tacos, you will be in pure heaven. If you don't... you will be in pure heaven. Try the kimchi slaw! The tacos are top-tier. A must try when visiting the Delmar Loop. read more
Everyone has a unique set of skills and experiences, and I really admire a person who works hard to share their experiences with others. I loved reading about the history of this small St Louis-based regional chain. I got the elote quesadilla and my husband and daughter got...other quesadillas. We usually try to try different things. I wish we would have but anyway, sometimes we fail. I was not super thrilled with my elote quesadilla. I liked my daughter's beef one better. I was more happy with my kimchi slaw. My daughter found her quesadilla to be harder to eat and messier than expected due to the way the sauces had been squirted on the top. I wouldn't mind trying more things on the menu, the items sound inventive and interesting. Unfortunately it's not at all a pleasant space to be in. It's quite a large area but is mostly empty. The chairs are not comfortable, the bench is worse. Broken and worn down. Tables are sticky and wobbly. They put some effort into decorating, otherwise, but it's just not a nice place to be. They have a constant loop playing LOUD. A thumping bass beat. None of us liked the sound at all, to the point that it would prevent us from returning here when we come back in town. Between the bad seating and the loud annoying sound, it really felt like they were trying to chase us out. Well, it worked. Maybe if they wanted to be sure people wouldn't be lingering at all the tables, they could just add more tables? read more
This place intrigued me. If a Korean-Mexican fusion restaurant doesn't entice you, I don't know what will. In terms of vibes, it's very casual. You walk up to the counter, order, and sit down to wait. There is a lot of seating though so I wouldn't worry about not finding a seat. One thing I wanted to note was that the server at the counter was so kind and offered to let us taste the kimchi slaw and kimchi fried rice before we ordered them. That right there is good service and a really nice touch. We ordered 2 gogi bowls with chicken, one with regular rice and one with kimchi fried rice. We also got a cup of Queso and a side of kimchi slaw. It took longer than we thought for the food to come out but it wasn't an atrocious amount of time. Just something to keep in mind, because it wasn't that busy when we were there. Gogi Bowl with chicken: Very good. The egg yolk is perfectly runny, the chicken is super flavorful and a really nice texture, it comes with lots of veggies (which we were craving), and has a Korean inspired sauce in it. You also get a side of gochujang with the bowl but in my opinion, there needs to be more flavor coming from the first sauce or other sauces. But it was still SO good, especially because I added the queso on top of mine to really seal in that Mexican aspect of it, and I highly recommend that. If you want extra spice and flavor, I'd definitely opt for the kimchi fried rice as your base instead of the white rice, but the white rice lets the other flavors shine more so it really is a personal choice. Kimchi Slaw: Highly highly recommend!!! Absolutely delicious. Wasn't super kimchi forward, but as someone who loves slaw and vinegar and Asian flavors, it really hit the spot. A great way to add more flavor to your bowl as well. Queso: Your standard queso, nothing too special, but gave great flavor and added nuance to the very Korean centric bowl. We didn't try the burrito or the tacos but that's something I'd look into next time!! read more
2 years ago
It's more like 2.7 stars This place has gone down. It was one of my fav spots to grab something quick. Back home and decided to stop in, I first went to the Grove location but the girl who I'm assuming was the cook was back there eating tacos talking on her phone(thru earpiece) it didn't feel clean so I decided to leave. My friend mentioned there was a location in the Loop. Now I thought that location had closed well it did but they moved over to another spot in the Loop. Walked in was immediately greeted. I liked the cashier's energy. Ordered a bowl that came out really quick. We left I opened box in the car and although the presentation looked good, the taste wasn't. It was bland and didn't seem fresh. The "hot" sauce was at the very bottom, and it was very little of it. Nothing at all how it used to be. I hate to say it, but this was probably my last visit. I must mention that the Grove location was completely empty, and Loop had 2 people dining in. That says alot! read more
1 year ago
Ordered delivery from Seoul Taco this week - it is delicious! My friend and I both got three tacos sampler (chicken, steak, pork). They were all SO good. We both thought the pork was the best by a little, then steak and chicken, but all were almost perfect, despite being delivery which would typically be a bit lower quality. We also got chips and queso which were good. The portion sizes were perfect for the tacos! Can't wait to go again soon! read more
Guys....just look at the picture. It's self explanatory. You need to come here and try it for yourself. The Golgi and Waffles is my favorite thing on the menu and I always get bulgogi steak and a fried egg on top. The fried egg is the pro strat, you can't eat this without it. Gets two eggs if you can because the one isn't enough!! Next time I need to try the Munchwrap Seoulpreme! What a great choice of words. I love coming here after a long day of work just to chill and eat some great food. Service is fast as well. read more
We came here for lunch and enjoyed our meal. The food was somewhat basic but good nonetheless. The concepts of integrating Asian cuisine into tacos was interesting though. I do feel like the pricing didn't match the quality of food or service provided. While I understand things like supply chain issues and current economic conditions, the menu seemed to be pricey. With this the drink machine was also out of most options, not a huge deal but was a slight inconvenience when we paid for a drink and only were given 3 options from the entire machine. Overall the food was decent and I would definitely give it another try in the future if pricing better reflected the menu offerings and service provided. read more
I am visiting my son here in St. Louis. He took me to this Korean taco place The bowl came with a fried egg which I love. Steak was a bit tough and salty, not as tender as traditional bulgogi but still tasty. Quesadilla was surprisingly good ratio between cheese and spicy pork. Great meat moisture. read more
3 years ago
8/10 -Gogi Bowl with Bulgogi Tacos -Bulgogi Tacos Seoul Taco is a Korean-Mexican fusion restaurant located in the Delmar Loop. They take Mexican dishes like tacos and put a Korean spin on it, like using bulgogi meat. This place has been a fav of mine for years, and a go-to whenever I'm in St. Louis. You just cannot go wrong with the bulgogi bowl. Highly recommended. Instagram: @marcoeatinggood read more
5 years ago
Seoul Taco is your perfect blend of Korean and Mexican food. It's conveniently located at the Loop. We tried the bulgogi steak tacos, the gogi bowl with spicy pork and sweet potato waffles with spicy pork. The spicy pork was excellent and I highly recommend it. The gogi bowl comes with an option of white rice, brown rice or salad. The tacos are a good size and pretty filling. The sweet potato waffles were good too! They have a self service kiosk as well as walk up orders. The service was prompt and they are good about sanitizing the tables/common spaces. read more
11 months ago
5 years ago
This place is really cool! Who would have thought Mexican and Korean food for along so well? The decor is really cool with luchadora wearing tae kwan do uniforms and a lot of Mexican and Korean symbology in a grungy / cool setting For food I tried the beef bulgogi burrito which was a BIG portion and really tasty. I finished the mean really satisfied and happy. Kind of like a fast food place, order in the counter, pick up your food and buzz your own table. Simplicity makes it ! read more
2 years ago
My pictures don't even do justice to how delicious the burrito was! Got this delivered to my hotel. I'm glad I listened to the doordash reviews: the burrito was the top rated dish on the menu. And it didn't disappoint! The kimchi fried rice was on point-- not too soft nor too dry. Kinda reminds me of sushi rice. I had bulgogi as my meat and added gochujang for a little bit of a kick. It was also very filling! I was so hungry after a work out but halfway through the burrito (as pictured), I was already full. I'm impressed of the idea to incorporate Korean dishes to Mexican-style cuisine (tacos, burritos, etc.) I wished I would've gotten the waffle fries too but because I had it delivered, I wasn't sure how well they'll travel. Everything on the menu looks so delicious though!! And after having the burrito, I'm confident they're actually delicious. I wish Vegas (hometown) had more places like these non-AYCE KBBQ because I love Korean food but I don't like to eat AYCE KKBQ all the time, iykwim. This one stands out for me. Will come back/order again when I'm in town! Thanks for the delicious meal, Seoul Taco :) read more
Seoul Taco was a favorite of mine when I lived in stl so I could not wait to visit when I returned. We went to the loop location . However, it was not as good as I remembered. We ordered the steak burritos and with inflation I see they too have raised their prices, unfortunately the burrito was not as good as previous times. The chesterfield location might offer a better experience but I was only in town for a couple days. The steak was over done and dry and the burrito was cold. I was very sad because we don't have a comparable mash up Fusion between Korean and Mexican in the south. I would try it out because usually they are amazing and have a line for good reason, I'm just going to say this was an off day. read more
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Seoul Taco is an OG fav of mine; it's one of the first places I tried in stl. Everything I have tried here has been great. Did you know they made the Munchwrap Seoul-preme a permanent item??! Literally genius and amazing. Also I tried the churros for the first time and loved it. Churros were warm, soft on the inside, and crispy on the outside. read more
10 months ago
Ok, I'm updating my review from 3 years ago. Yes, they get an additional star yay right? But if I would of read my review again before coming in here recently, I probably wouldn't have dined here. Simply because I had mention I would never return ever again. I had read my review after we ate and checked in on yelp *face palm*. Anyways, we tried the spicy pork and waffles and had the bulgogi bowl. We wanted to try dumplings but they were out at 11AM. Spicy pork and waffles had a nice taste. They use sweet potato waffle fries which is different. The fries were cold. Bulgogi bowl was average. I had them add extra veggies instead of rice. I thought the veggies were suppose to have some type of sauce/dressing but it was just veggies by itself topped with bulgogi, green onions and a fried egg. A little sauce or dressing would of made it better. They were generous on the greens which was great. Now will I be back here again? Maybe, but not in a hurry. We stumbled upon here because we couldn't find corner 17. But realized later it was a block away. read more
Went ahead and placed another order via Door Dash last night hoping that this time they would actually send me nachos! I ordered 3 quesadillas (1 beef, 2 chicken), the kimchi fried rice and the beef bulgogi nachos. The nachos: the chips were firm. So important for good nachos, otherwise they just get super soggy. The meat was good, tasted as though it had been cooked earlier in the day though. There was barely any kimchi on it and my queso was served on the side which was great! We used the queso to dip the quesadillas in... more on that next! The quesadillas: I ordered 2 without lettuce but they sent them all without it. Also, they forgot to put cheese on two of the quesadillas... thought that was a bit strange. I didn't ask for no cheese, I just asked for sauces on the side (which they did). So we had to use my queso to dip with. Honestly it was very good that way, but forgetting cheese on a quesadilla was kind of silly. The meat was piled high, also tasted as if it was cooked earlier in the day so, nothing I ordered screamed "FRESH" The kimchi fried rice: well it tasted good, and they threw some fresh kimchi on top of the rice in the box.. but... it was cold.. so I'm guessing the rice had been made earlier in the day also, but they didn't heat it and just sent me cold food. I heated it up, because what's the harm but man... why can't I get fresh food? I live directly off of Delmar behind the Pageant so there is no reason for my food not to be piping hot. The delivery time was very fast. But now I see it's because pretty much everything was prepared and left to sit. Nothing was hot, everything was pretty much given to us whatever temp it was sitting in. I would of given 4 or 5 stars if my meal was fresh because it had flavor. But flavor means nothing if you give me old food from early in the day. I'm Korean so I make bulgogi and most Korean dishes from scratch and I know how easy it is to marinate the beef and sauté it to order. I didn't like that it was already cooked. The rice could of even been made fresh by keeping the rice in the warmer and tossing the ingredients together. I'd recommend to make the food fresh, find ways to make it nice and hot and don't send cold and old food out on delivery! It made great flavor less impressive. read more
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