Walked in as a group of 5 on a Friday night around 9 and got seated within 20 minutes. Highly recommend making a reservation if you plan on visiting since the space is pretty small. We came at a really good time because they had late night deals for drinks! We ordered the Korean army stew, crispy corn pancake, and spicy crispy chicken. The army stew was one of the better ones I've had, super flavorful but has a bit of a kick. The corn pancake was also really yummy, something you don't find at other restaurants. It had a nice crisp, and was sweet but balanced. And the chicken was really delicious, not too spicy with a soy garlic flavor. read more

Take31 - Crispy Corn Pancake - Korean Near Me - New York, New York

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Came here with a reservation at 6pm on Wed. It was relatively empty then but there was a line by 7:30pm. Two of us shared: - squid and chicken muchim: my non-Korean friend wanted this, and it was just alright. It is served cold. - wagyu chapaguri: it is good but overly salty. I needed a fried rice or something to offset. The wagyu is tender. - Injeolmi pork belly: this is so good. I'd get this again. There's a crispiness too that is reminiscent of katsu. It is on the sweeter side. We got the chestnut maekgeolli, and it is not as nutty or sweet as chodangdol but still good. Frozen slushie style is not my preference but it melted eventually. The unlimited ttokbokki and fish cakes was nice but I couldn't flag down the staff to refill it. read more

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Wow, every dish was amazing. Was a little skeptical of the Korean fusion concept but they did it good. Crispy corn pancake was my favorite dish (I love corn) but everything tied for a close second. Came with a reservation but the service was a little slow, no complaints after being seated though. Tables are good for sharing. Thoughts on food: - Crispy corn pancake: my #1. So crispy, has almost a corn profile. - Toomba jjamppong: first time having creamy jjamppong. Soup is delicious, I was drinking this by the bowl. Rose version of jjamppong if you will. - White peach makgeolli: a little icy/slushie, we loved this a lot. And a little sweet. Honestly great value for $22. - Braised pork: pretty good, the standout was the spring onion salad. Definitely coming back. read more

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Was able to make a reservation for 2 on Sunday very easily. We had one of their bottles of makgeolli and ordered the braised pork belly and chapaguri. Food was delicious! Would come again and try a different makgeolli and their other dishes. read more

Take31 - Braised Pork Belly - Korean Near Me - New York, New York

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The fried chicken was super good but the texture could've been more crunchy. Pretty big portion though which was nice. Wish it came with rice or something though. The frozen makgeoli is very yummy. Love the texture and not too sweet at all. Service was super friendly and quick. The internet inside is horrible. No service at all. read more

Take31 - Korean Near Me - New York, New York

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It is highly recommended to have a reservation for this restaurant, but if you come early enough, the staff is quickly to accommodate! The restaurant has a great ambiance as it's the perfect dinner hang out spot to grab a bite and drinks. I've been coming to this place for years and something that disappointed me was the free tteokkboki they give. ( It's fine because it's free, but it use to be so creamy, but the one we got that day had a very watered down taste). Other than that, everything was amazing, especially the seafood cream udon! read more

Take31 - Wagyu Chapaguri & Garlic Crust & Spicy Chicken - Korean Near Me - New York, New York

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I might be late to the game here as this place has been here since 2011. But what an incredible find. Really cool casual vibe with a variety of different-shaped tables. The never ending teokbokki is their calling card but the different twists on Korean foods and drinks are really what make you want to come back. Their drink menu has a helpful chart for sweetness and strength to help get what you like (why don't more places do that?). They also have staff constantly moving about so pretty easy to get their attention when needed. But frankly, we were too busy eating to need anything. Ok the food: started off with the tteokboki which was fresh and a few pieces of the fish cakes. We had peach makgeolli to wash it down and it was mildly sweet and near freezing, perfect for the spiky rice cakes. Then the tangsuyuk with literally a scoop of kombu butter on top, adding even more silky umami goodness. Tbh, somewhat gimmicky but undeniably tasty. Then came the squid and chicken muchim. Served with a side of crispy seaweed, it was very bright and fresh with a nice spicy kick that didn't overpower. We drank the strawberry ssal suul - delicious. Next was the wagyu chapaguri (see Parasite) - the steak bits were so tender and surprisingly plentiful in the dish. Last we had the injeolmi pork belly - which was a breaded fried pork belly slab in a rice wrapper with injeolmi sprinkled on top. I could have used a little more injeolmi but what a concept! Bottom line - if you want to try inventive Korean food with delicious drinks at what was surprisingly reasonable prices, this is your place! read more

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Food is good overall but we happened to order all 3 dishes that are on the sweet side so it was a bit too much. I thought the corn pancake would be kinda like normal korean jeon with corn but this one barely has any flour and they use a different type of flour as well. The tangsuyuk is quite sweet. The butter tastes delicious but takes a while to melt. I'm not a big fan of the pork belly with rice crepe. They have different interesting makgeolli that I would definitely try next time. read more

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Came here for dinner and it did not disappointment. The signature makguili is dangerous - so deliciously sweet! Please order the pork belly crepe - so unique and yummy. The Cajun fried rice was unique in flavor. Everything was great! Staff was amazing. read more

Take31 - Korean Near Me - New York, New York

Made reservations on a Thursday at 5:30pm and it got crowded quick, so would highly recommend making reservations. I absolutely loved the food. The star of the show was definitely the crispy corn pancake since it was delicious, crispy, flavorful, and unlike anything I've ever had before. I thought it was nice that they gave tteokbokki for free as an appetizer. The seafood udon was creamy and delicious but I did taste some sand in the mussel. The omelette was also very fluffy and the sauce was sweet. And the tangsuyuk had a butter on top of it which made it taste even sweeter than normal. It's definitely different but I'm not sure if I like it more than regular tangsuyuk. Overall, would definitely recommend coming here! read more

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I went at opening during the week and was able to get a table with no wait. The servers were very friendly and helpful. Theres music playing in the restaurant and the food is amazing. I got the mentaiko noodles and omelet and the pair was delicious you dip the omelet in the noodle chef kiss. I also got the bossom and Makgeolli which were also amazing. I was recommended the ice cream at the end and very glad I got it the crunchy pieces were . I cant wait to go back. read more

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Finally got to check out Take31 after having it on my list for forever. I think if I was in college or early 20s I would've really liked this place back then. It's one of those spots that are simple/bar korean food forward with slight modernization/americanization and it might be best used as a place before going out to carb up, because the portions are large but nothing really stood out to me flavor-wise making me want to come back just to have the food on its own. The jajangmeyon was tasty although a little basic. The corn fritter was my favorite, as it was hefty and a little sweet with a nice crunch but didn't wow me either. The chicken and fries are what you would expect. I think this place is good if you are looking for volume/portion size but not necessarily great for a one on one date or dinner where the focus is the food. The frozen alcoholic drinks were tasty enough though I didn't get a buzz. This place has been around for a long time, and I typically love all of Hand Hospitality's creations, but can't say this one is my favorite. However, it has its own role in the community and definitely still think it's worth coming if you fit the demographic I described. The wait staff was nice and attentive, the vibes were good and the place was generally chic and modern; it was not hard to get a reservation. read more

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We came here around 10 pm on a Friday night, and we were seated right away. We got the butter tangsuyuk and corn pancake. Both were delicious and very buttery. I would get both again. I liked how they gave free unlimited tteokbokki as well. It was pretty good and chewy. It is a small menu, which can be good but I prefer more variety. Service was fine, but they weren't very attentive. I would come back again for the food. read more

Take31 - Original Tteokbokki - Korean Near Me - New York, New York

Complimentary and unlimited tteokbokki?!!! say less!! Dining at take 31 was pretty affordable for korean food. Everything came out to be around $35 per person including the tip. The standout was definitely the braised pork belly. Great portion for the price and sooo flavorful. Very tender and just has such a nice bite to it. I love the amount of green onions they give you. The short rib chapagurri was pretty good especially mixing the egg in and the flavor of the short rib was just soo good! read more

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I really liked this modern take on Korean food. The flavors were executed very well with a new modern approach while still maintaining the classic Korean flavor profile. The banchan was amazing. It paired really well with the spicy garnishes. The bulgogi fried rice had great flavor, and the bottomless tteokbokki was an amazing touch. Our dessert of the Dalgona tiramisu was the perfect way to end this great meal. The service and ambiance were both solid, and overall this place is excellent. read more

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Came here with one of my girls for a holiday dinner, and the vibes were absolutely lovely. I believe walk-ins are allowed, but I'd definitely recommend making a reservation to avoid a long wait--while we were there, we saw quite a few people waiting outside. The food was amazing, and you even get free tteokbokki and fish cakes with your meal! The bossam and Korean fried chicken were definite highlights. I loved the service, loved the energy, and loved the restaurant overall. Will definitely be back! read more

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Great pub food! We sat in the back in a small sectioned off room so it made the service a bit hard to get to but overall it was a great experience. The food we got were all very good and would recommend all of it! I liked the corn pancake a lot but it was pretty flaky. read more

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Great atmosphere, great vibes, great food. Hard to critique anything! The Pork Belly Rice Crepe wowed my whole table so much that we ordered it again. Highly recommend. The Seafood Udon is super delish as well. Had to lick the pan clean. The chestnut makgeolli is a delightful sweet (but not too sweet) drink. Not a typical flavor you see but it was surprisingly good. The banana has a very natural flavor but the chestnut just hit the spot. read more

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Service was great. We waited for like 30 minutes. My fav was the udon it was really creamy, the seafood were fresh. They also gave free rice cakes. read more

Take31 - Seafood Cream Udon Spicy Squid & Chicken Muchim - Korean Near Me - New York, New York

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One of my favourite restaurants in K town. Staff are super nice and friendly, and it is easy to get in for table of 1. However, the restaurant is crowded when you get in. Once you order an entree, a dish of tekbokki was served, they are pretty spicy and you can get unlimited of them!! I have ordered the Short Rib Chapaguri, the noodle is chewy and the sauce is sweet. The dish is even amazing with the diced short rib. It is such a great comfort food. read more

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Ambiance: this place was nice and we got a reservation Service: the service was good and they give out rice cakes as a service. Food $$: I think the spicy rice cakes was so good I had to ask for more. This place reminds me of a pocha tapas place. I would order a lot if you are in a group Audience: Solo Trip [X] Family Friendly [ X] Friends [X] Date Spot [X] Recommendations/tips: the corn cheese was so good! I recommend read more

Second time here to celebrate a friend's birthday - we had to spend $35 each for a group of 7. It's a small, but cozy spot. We got a few diff items from the menu to meet the minimum, but the highlights to me were the crispy corn pancake & the cajun seafood fried rice. The fried rice had a great flavor to it and I was pleasantly surprised since I didn't have any high expectations for it. Everything else we got was just ok for me flavor-wise. Service was good, they let us bring in our own cake without paying a cake cutting fee, but they couldn't store it, which was fine. read more

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Came here to celebrate a friend's birthday over dinner and we had a great time! We were a party of five, and they kindly brought over an extra chair for us to pile our coats on top of. They also stored our cake for us and brought it out when we were ready to sing for the birthday girl. We ordered a variety of dishes to share, and my favorites were the crispy corn pancake, the fried chicken, and the short rib chapaguri. The army stew (budae jjigae) also looked delicious but we didn't end up ordering it. I also got the hot makgulli with the Korean date flavor which was perfect for the chilly weather. read more

This was a nice, casual spot for Korean food for dinner. It has a fun, lively vibe but wasn't too overwhelming or noisy. We ordered the Garlic Crust & Spicy Chicken and the Cod Roe Udon. The portion of chicken was more generous than I was expecting, but I've definitely had better fried chicken. It was relatively crispy, but lacked the umami kick I look forward to in KFC. My friend really wanted to try the cod roe udon, which I was initially iffy about at first since I'm not a huge ran of cod roe. However, it wasn't fishy at all! The udon was cooked nicely and the cream sauce wasn't as overpowering as I expected. Overall, pretty solid food but nothing super special. They let us take our time with dinner, and we didn't feel rushed at all. read more

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I went to this popular Korean place which is from the folks behind Her Name is Han next door along with a whole lot of other Korean restaurants a good while ago as per most of my recent reviews. By comparison to next door, the inside is more industrial looking which is a unique touch and while Han does nice versions of Korean classics, this place does more spins on food from Korean Pocha/drinking culture. The food by comparison here is a bit heavier and a bit richer but I liked it as well but I have preferred some other spots. I believe, though I lack a photo, that I shared a bottle of Chestnut Makgeolli with someone else and liking it a lot. The one banchan they give is excellent consisting of Ddukbokki, or rice cakes served in this case with eomuk/fish cakes which had a good chew and a good spice to it. My favorite of the food overall was the Pork Belly Rice Crepe Wraps for $25.95 consisting of grilled pork belly covered with toasty injeolmi and soybean powder and served with homemade pickles. The fatty pork belly pairs really nicely with the chewy rice crepe on top while the injeolmi and soybean powder add some sweetness and nuttiness. The pickles help with the richness and overall, it's fantastic. We also liked the Crispy Corn Pancake for $15.95 which consisted of a sweet & savory pancake with corn, cheese & Cajun powder. The sweetness from the corn wass balanced out by the salty cheese with the powder adding a nice little kick. Sure, it's a big greasy but it's delicious and I would recommend it. The Spicy Soft Tofu Soup/sundubu jjigae had Korean chewy noodles, beef finger ribs, shiitake, Korean chives, and a poached egg was large and tasty. The flavors were more bold by comparison to SGD with the beef inside being tender and well flavored. I'm not that surprised that their jjigae are good as the the best dish next next door are usually said stews. The other people seemed to enjoy the popular Cod Roe Seafood Udon for $23.95 consisting of udon noodles sautéed in spicy cod roe cream sauce with shrimp, squid and clams which I couldn't eat due to my cephalopod allergy. They complemented the chewy noodles and liked the sauce and overall compared it nicely to the various mentaiko udon spots. The Spicy Short Rib Lasagna for $25.95 with braised spicy short rib, lasagna, and Japanese pumpkin with bechamel gochujang sauce topped with blended cheese had and interesting mix of spiciness and sweetness almost like Yangnyeom chicken though I would say a bit more sweet than spicy. It was a bit rich but I liked it and it was plenty big enough to share. The Garlic Crusts & Spicy Chicken for $25.95 with deep-fried boneless chicken tossed in spicy sauce served with crispy garlic crusts was good. The chicken had a good crunch and a bit of a kick though not as much as I would expect with plenty of garlic flavor of course. The Short Rib Chapaguri for $20.95 consisting of Korean ramyeon noodles with special jjajang sauce, greater Omaha short rib, onion, scallion & fried egg sounded better than it tasted. This version of chapaguri, made famous by Parasite, had a lighter jjajang sauce than I'm used to being not as salty or rich compared to places such as Hyo Dong Gak among others which was surprising as the rest of the food was so bold. Also with beef was the Bulgogi Black Garlic Fried Rice for $15.95 consisting of fried rice with bulgogi, black garlic oil, and scallions. The fried rice was a bit small compared to the other dishes but was tasty with a hint of sweetness and richness coming from the black garlic and bulgogi. I wish there was a bit more beef but it was good enough. We also got the Rolled-up Cod Roe Omelette for $18.95 consisted of Korean-style rolled up omelette with cod roe & cream sauce. I wish the cod roe was a bit stronger in the dish but the egg was nice and fluffy. It was alight overall. Both this and next door have faults but also a lot of merits. If you're looking for richer food and don't mind a less spiced/complex flavor palate, I would recommend this place. However, if you want more unique flavors, Her Name is Han is better along with spots such as Hojokban and others. As I prefer the latter, I prefer their other restaurants but this is all palate and I certainly preferred the food here over other pochas (will have to compared to Dangol soon however.) Mid 3 rounded down for general quality as nothing truly wowed outside of the pork belly. read more

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Nestled in the outskirts of ktown, we happened to be waking by when we saw the menu outside and were instantly drawn into the small nook and cozy feel of Take31. We left our name and were called back soon after but there was actually quite a wait after that because people were still at the table we were going to be seated at - it would be nice if it were more accurate with the call back timing. The dinner starts off with some tteokbokki as the banchan served. We ordered the roe omelette which was actually very nice. Not too fishy, with roe inside and out. Soft, warm, and smooth. The seafood roe udon was our favorite dish. Creamy with a light clam/roe flavoring, would definitely get again when coming back. It comes with a couple small shrimp pieces in addition to the larger one, some squid?, and a few clams. I usually don't like udon but this was an exception! The pajeon was ok - it comes with rice shrimp chips on top which in my opinion take away from the dish more than it should. It's like covering a pizza with potato chips, there's no need! It would've been fine without it - still not bad, though makes it extra oily. They have a new dish that is basically a deconstructed pizza - with beef, tomatoes, kimchi and cheese on top. This was ok - the taste was good, but the cheese was not as cheesy as we were hoping to start. Overall, really good with some things falling short of amazing but honestly the udon was so good would definitely come back. read more

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Not my first time here but def a spot I always come back to when I'm visiting the city. I came on a weekday without reservation and had to wait about 25mins. They text you when the table is ready so was able to walk around while waiting. We got the crispy corn pancake, pork belly rice crepe wraps, cod roe seafood udon. The corn was sweet and crispy. The pork was a good mix of salty and savory from the pork and injeolmi powder. The rice paper wrap added a chewy texture. The seafood udon was creamy and the roe added a nice texture to each bite. read more

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I was a little wary of eating here with my friends, so I was notttt expecting this place to be this good. every dish was extremely flavorful and piping hot. the meat was so so tender in every dish we ordered. I especially loved the short rib ramen dish we ordered. absolutely loved that we got free Tteok-bokki. was pretty spicy but the texture and chew was perfect. a little disappointed in how small the portions are, especially considering the price point. service was speedy, tho! they also let us sit down and start ordering despite one of our friends not being there yet. read more

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I haven't been to this place in a long time but it was nice to come back. Their pork belly is probably one of their best things and you definitely gotta get it. It's warm, savory, and pairs so well with the scallion/kimchi in the middle I was pretty disappointed in the chapagetti with prime rib. The meat was tough and it didn't feel like it was worth the price I forgot the name of the 3rd item we got but it was a fried pork with a kimchi/pizza sauce over it. It was good and a little bit spicy If you're coming here, get the pork belly or 2 read more

Take31 - Prime Short Rib Chapaguri Braised Pork Belly - Korean Near Me - New York, New York

Cod udon is the best here. The shaved ice drink is also amazing!! Service is great and LOVE the unlimited tteokbokki!! Not too loud; good to bring friends yap, enjoy vibes and the food! read more

Take31 - Cod Roe Seafood Udon - Korean Near Me - New York, New York

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4.6 What a find! It was fairly late on Thursday night, and my wife and I were looking for a Korean meal. Take 31 came up, and we instantly took a cab since we were starving. We were seated immediately upon walking in. The vibes were cool, the place was somewhat dim, perfect for a hot meal. We looked a the menu, and this isn't your typical Korean restaurant. They put their own spin on some of your favorite dishes, and we were definitely fans of it. We ordered 3 dishes, the tofu soup, the clam pancakes, and the sliced pork. All 3 dishes were absolutely amazing! The tofu soup was delicious, probably one of the best tofu soups I've ever had. The broth was so flavorful, and the ingredients were abundant. The tofu was so soft, but still had a bite. I wish I ordered a bowl of rice but the soup was a slam dunk. The clam pancakes, simple but delicious. It was fairly thin, but the flavor was amazing. The sliced pork, was the highlight of the night. Each piece was cooked perfectly, combined with the green onion shavings and the sauce, OMG. We're usually not huge fans of pork, but this dish blew our minds. Everything exceeded our expectations! We can't wait to come back and try the other dishes on the menu. We're still talking about it today! Food was excellent, service was good, check and check! They're also open late on weekends, so a great place to come, have a good late meal and just hang out. We'll be back soon! read more

Super busy restaurant, still had to wait when a reservation was made. The tteokbokki was really good, there are unlimited refills for this dish. The pork belly rice crepe wraps is unique, the powder paired well with the rice crepe and pork belly. The seafood pancake was so crispy, loved that too. Although I didn't like the Army pot as much. If you're looking for a affordable dinner spot go to Take31 read more

Take31 - Korean Near Me - New York, New York

Super busy place! If you want you dine in, make sure to make reservations especially since it's in the city too. We decided to take our food to go despite getting a table. It was too packed and tight in the restaurant for my partner and I so we decided to enjoy our food in the car instead. Everything was super delicious! And the service was amazing as well. Food was ready fairly quickly. read more

Take31 - Pork Belly Rice Crepe Wraps & Braised Pork Belly noodles - Korean Near Me - New York, New York

Located in K-town, this cozy spot is often very busy. The inside of the restaurant is intimate, close, and casual. Service was really fast for food and polite. The menu here has some Korean classics, such as seafood pancake and braised pork belly, but there are also some fun fusion dishes, such as corn pancake and cod roe seafood udon. I ordered the braised pork belly, Korean army stew, and cod roe seafood udon. You also get complimentary ddeokbokki here, which was delicious and very saucy! All of the food we ordered was phenomenal. The Korean army stew was a huge portion full of meats and noodles. The cod roe seafood udon was creamy and full of seafood. And the dish that stood out the most to me was the braised pork belly. It was thick, juicy, and had delicious sauces and fresh veggies to enjoy it with. Highly recommend this spot! read more

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I was really looking forward to trying this restaurant based on reviews but found myself disappointed with the food. We ordered the pork belly and I really was not a fan of the rice crepe that was wrapped around it. It was super sticky and mochi like which was weird for me. We also ordered a pancake and it came out relatively soggy. read more

First of all, Take31 was accommodating when I made multiple changes with my reservations including when two people in our party were running 20 minutes late, but seated us right when the full party arrived. As a large party, they allocated 2 hours for us but never had us check out even when we stayed longer. To start off, we had two carafes of the homemade signature makgulli (Korean rice wine) ($17.95) --one in white peach and one in chestnut flavor. The flavors were very light that you hardly taste it, but they were refreshing and easy to drink. Note that they are ice shaved, so they have more of a smoothie consistency. All tables also had complimentary tteokbokki (spicy rice cakes), which was great when you're hungry before the food arrives. Between the 7 of us, we ordered the Chicken Gizzard with Honey Garlic Butter ($15.95), Crispy Corn Pancake ($15.95), Pork Belly Rice Crepe Wraps ($25.95), Cod Roe Seafood Udon ($23.95), Shortrib Chapaguri ($20.95), Spicy Galbi Stew ($32.95). This was the perfect amount for us to each have a few bites. The favorites were definitely the noodle dishes and the stew. The rest of the appetizers were still good, but would try some other items next time. The rice crepe was a bit grainy though, which was interesting. This is a great spot for big parties to share, but be sure to make reservations for Friday and Saturay nights. We ended up spending under $35pp, which is such a great deal for delicious Korean food. read more

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Stopped by without a reservation for 3 on a XYZ and were seated pretty much immediately (had a table cleared and prepped). Ordered the following: Crispy corn pancake 5/5!! - very tasty, caramelized layer of corn with a dusting of finely grated cheese (parm??) Spicy Tofu and Mala Hotpot 4/5 - Pretty standard soup, but large in quantity and very good for sharing Pork Belly Rice Crepe Wrap 3.5/5 - combo of sweet and salty, soft and crispy, hot and cold. An interesting and not bad combo with the injeolmi (soybean powder), but not sure if I'd order again. The cold rice skin wrapper lent a decrease in temp to the pork belly, as well as made it less crisp. Tteok obvi 5/5 because freeee - no further comment Chestnut makgulli 5/5 - yum, we love an alcoholic drink that does not taste like alcohol. Overall, really enjoyed the little bites and drinks, but the main entrees were just ok. Waitstaff is very fashionable, but at times, felt like they were a little ~too cool~ to be there. Not a bad place for dinner, but better spots in the area, especially if you prep with a reservation. read more

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My friend and I shared this new item and it was refreshing on a rainy day. The free tteokbokki is always gonna do it for me! The lighting and aesthetic inside sets the mood for a great dinner after work, followed by amazing, quick service! Please bring back the lasagna, that was my go-to read more

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I luckily got a walk in and they started us off with tteokbokki! Very yum. Cajun fried rice - SKIP - It's good but I wouldn't get again. I like the pieces of seafood like shrimp inside and it was flavorful Corn fritter pancake - YUM - The flavors on this was amazing, kind of reminded me of a burrinkle cheese flavored KFC Galbijjim - This was good but okay? I mean, nothing too memorable in my opinion. I like the potato croquettes it came with. Interesting fusion dish Overall, take 31 is good and if I come back I'd try different items! I honestly don't think it is very memorable (?). A lot of korean restaurants are kind of similar like AriAri. Good service and atmosphere was nice. Very casual spot for hanging out with friends. Moderate noise level and it is good for groups of any size. read more

Amazing Cod Roe Seafood Udon!!! Such creamy, delicious udon noodles. Best I've had in a while. The Pork Belly Rice Crepe Wrap is unique and tasty - I can see why people order it. Not a bad pick either. Can skip the rice ball with tofu it was kind of bland. read more

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