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Usually when I think of grabbing food at the mall, I think of fast food or pretzels. Who would have thought you could have great hot meals too! If you're looking for a good hot meal at a mall, go to the upper level of Tangram mall. You will find this little Korean fusion spot. (Ngl, based on the name of the restaurant, we initially thought it would be a Thai restaurant instead of a Korean spot) Unfortunately, they didn't take resy. So we went right when they opened so we didn't have to wait. But there was a line forming quite quickly. We ordered: Combo 1. (Signature korean rice cake hot pot +Teriyaki Unagi kimbap + 2 soft drinks + ramen) They gave us a generous amount of stuff for our hot pot and mix that with the yummy broth, it was perfect for this cold winter weather. Combo 3 (Signature roasted beef bibimbap + Seafood Tofu Soup + Yellow Peach kimbap) Soy Garlic Chicken Korean Fried Chicken Strawberry bing su (order it and discover all the nice toppings that they hide on the bottom) Please note, even though the combos are meant for 2 ppl. (It will prob be enough for 3) We were not able to finish our food and they were so sweet to provide us with these single use insulated bags and yakult drinks. The staff were very attentive and efficient. Even though we ordered so much food, the food came really quickly, (which was perfect because we were starving)
So I originally came to try this place to try their bingsoo because I saw it while passing by and it looked delicious but my eyes were bigger than my stomach so I wasn't able to try it. But that being said, the food was super enjoyable. My fiancé got the Fish Roe Bibimbap with Cheese Paste for us to try and I got the Teriyaki Unagi Kimbap and Korean Nuna Fried Chicken with drink set. On top of this, we also tried the mashed potato side. The mashed potato side was just okay, I am a huge fan of mashed potatoes and I think it just isn't your regular type of mash potatoes so it caught me off guard. We were a little disappointed with how the Korean Nuna Fried Chicken came out because on the menu it looked like it was coated with a spicy sauce, but once we tried it, we both thoroughly enjoyed it. My favorite was the Teriyaki Unagi Kimbap and I love fried ttoek so I was glad it came with the fried chicken. The server was super attentive and the restaurant was a nice cute area to stop by if you're shopping around a get a little hungry. I will be back next time and ready to try their dessert!
3/5 sundubumyeon ($17)- surprisingly bland, asked for gochujang & the server gave me a fork at 1st, idk how he mistook gochujang for a fork, anyway it was decent after adding the gochujang, really wish they'd deshell the shrimp 5/5 kimchi- crunchy, fresh kimchi, def 1 of the crunchiest I've had, wasn't extremely spicy
Definitely not your traditional Korean food but the fusion just simply works! The dishes came out pretty fast and the portions were plentiful. The waiters were super attentive and always refilled our water. The seating area is pretty spacious for what it is inside tangram. I never had cheese in my bibimbap before but it worked really well with the hot bowl. As well as lettuce and corn - this combo for some reason just works. The wings were amazing too, and I heard good reviews from my friends with their dishes too. This is a great addition to tangram and I hope they stay open!! A lot of other eateries have closed down in tangram so let's hope this one survives.
Wow, this was a huge disappointment for Korean food. We got a bimbimbap and a cold noodle, but there were no veggies in the bimbimbap other than lettuc and corn, and the cold noodle soup was not icy at all - it was tasty but also sickeningly sweet. The good news is that water and free kimchi + seaweed salad came to our table quickly. Portions are extremely small and disappointing.
We had a really nice experience at Thaihee! The service was friendly and attentive, and the food was delicious. But the ice cream was definitely the highlight -- the presentation is absolutely beautiful, almost like a work of art! It's one of those desserts you have to admire for a moment before eating. Definitely a lovely place to enjoy good food and something special for dessert.
3.5 Located on the upper level of the Tangram mall. Thaihee has it's own dining area for sitdown service but I chose to take out (got a table inside the foodhall area). Wanted a small bite: from the snack menu @ $7.95, I got Korean nuna fried chicken- 4 pcs of crispy wings with sweet soy glaze, and few pcs of fried rice cake which went well with the kimchi side. They packed my order in a nice insulated takeout bag but they forgot my bottle of water so had to return for it.
A small little place in Tangram Mall. Based on the name, I thought we were getting Thai food but based on the menu and its photos, we were getting Korean food. The staff was nice and just attentive enough. To start off, the Kimchi was not bad but it was a bit sweet for my liking. My group ordered the fried rice, Roe bibimbap, bacon bibimbap, beef bibimbap and the nuna fried chicken. My friend and I agree that the Roe bibimbap would have been better with a little more substance to it. Maybe they could have added a little kani or even tuna since the roe did not feel like anything. The bacon bibimbap, it was not bad but it was not good either. It is not a typical choice of bibimbap and that is why I tried it. I think I would have been happier getting something else. I was eyeing the kimbap that was ordered by the girl next to us. It was huge and looked better than my bacon bibimbap. The beef bibimbap was a favorite amongst all of us. Even my picky husband enjoyed it, although, he thought it was too spicy for him to finish. Highly recommended. My picky daughter (only 2.5 years old) loved the fried rice. (My husband liked it too.) Especially with the presentation of it in a big blue airplane! It was perfectly seasoned. Now the Nuna fried chicken, the sauce was a bit too sweet for us but the fried chicken aspect of it was so good. I wish they made fried chicken wings a bigger part of their menu, as a main dish rather than an appetizer. It was perfectly fried. I do not think I enjoyed the rice cakes that came with it too much though. I have had better. Would I eat here again? Yeah, maybe. I am not in Queens a lot and the price point is not very enticing.
Grand opening for the newest entry into Tangram food court, which brings you bright and fresh Korean food! Though it seems more like a Korean fusion. There's cheese and corn in the Bibimbap. This place was pretty packed with people when we got there. Fortunately there was one table left in the front. The owner kindly let us sit at a table for four even though there was only two of us. Decor: brightly lit with comfortable seating. Bench seating line the walls. They were having promotion sale on Budae Jjigae. A hotpot with three ways to enjoy. But we tried one of their Meal Sets for 2, instead. Stone Pot with Seafood and Tofu Soup: pretty good. Seafood was very fresh. The shrimp with head on, were huge! Soup was quite flavorful. Slurped all of it up. This bowl comes to the table, piping hot so do be careful. You can see it still boiling. Take shrimp out of the pot soon, otherwise they may get overcooked. Comes with different types of tofu, mushrooms, veggie and a bit of cilantro. Simple and delicious! Signature Roasted Beef Bibimbap. A bit on the spicy side. Spiciness is already pre-added. Rather disappointed in this signature dish. Did not wow me. I've had better versions. As a bibimbap, it didn't have that many different ingredients, unlike so many other versions I've had. Also no egg, they add shredded cheese instead. This dish also comes to the table, piping hot and bubbling. I didn't try it, but the Teriyaki Unagi (eel) Kimbap looked good. The table next to me, ordered it. The eel is placed on top of the roll, instead of inside. Note: If you can't eat spicy food, make sure to take note of the teeny tiny red peppers on the menu, that indicate spiciness. Looking forward to coming back and trying some other dishes.
Food is really good and prices are reasonable. I love that the rice underneath the bowls is crunchy and crispy. Would come back to eat here.
Came here to try. Food was definitely a little on the bland side and service wasn't that bad. The soup didn't have much flavor. Kimbap wasn't bad. So I came back to get takeout. I ordered two kimbap for takeout yesterday since the food wasn't too bad last time I had it. The wait time for my kimbap was around 25+ minutes which is fine. But the worse part was after I ate the food. Within the next 1-2 hr I started feeling very nauseous. I had to throw up to feel better. I am not sure which kimbap made me sick for takeout. I will definitely not come back here after this experience.
We just finished visiting stalls in Tangram, so we decided to try Thaihee for takeout. We ordered via the kiosk in front, which asked for a phone number, but we didn't get a text when or order was ready. We just ended up walking back to the restaurant and had to flag staff down to get our food. But they do a good job separating and insulting orders for takeout. We ordered the: Second Nabe Set Meal for 2 ($45.95), which included Angus snowflake beer hotpot, tuna and seaweed bibimbap, 1 mashed potato scoops, and 2 drinks. The hotpot broth was very savory, so I was actually able to add more vegetables and noodles to create a larger portion size. The bibimbap was a little bland, and it would have been better if some of the vegetables where cut into smaller pieces The mash was odd for me because it was chilled, topped with pork floss and seaweed, and was sweet. Signature King Meat Floss Kimbap ($14.95), which included pickled radish, cucumber, carrots, egg, and is coated in the savory meat floss. This tasted better than expected.
Came with a friend and we got the $55.95 nabe set for 2 which came with a big korean army style stew, two drinks, and a unagi kimbap. The stew came with rice, ramen, and cheese. Honestly that is more than enough food for 2 but we also wanted to try the pork floss kimbap and ordered that as well. I love their qr code ordering system so you can order whenever you want and add items along the way. The stew was good, a little bit spicy and loaded with lots of ingredients. I wish there was a little more beef but overall, I think the combo set was very worth it for the price. The unagi kimbap and pork floss kimbap were both very good. Service was pretty attentive - they refilled waters and added more soup when ours boiled down. They were still in their opening discount promo and gave us 12% discount off the meal which was nice! Would come back again for the kimbaps!
3 months ago
Thaihee is inside Tangram Mall in Flushing, on the second floor just above the kids play area, and it is the kind of place that is easy to walk past without realizing what it is. I found the setting casual and comfortable, the kind of spot where I could take my time without feeling any pressure to turn the table over. I ordered the salmon kimbap, which was well constructed and balanced. The rice had good seasoning and the rolls held together cleanly without falling apart. The salmon itself was fresh and not overpowered by anything around it, which is the right call for that particular combination. It is the kind of kimbap that does not need to be complicated to be good. The food came out a little slow though, as it took around 30 minutes to get the single order of kimbap. The menu goes well beyond kimbap. There is a hot pot section, bibimbap, cold noodles, and a few set meal options that cover more ground if I am eating with a group. The angus beef hot pot draws a lot of attention, and it was easy to see why once I saw one arrive at a neighboring table. The side dishes were generous and got replenished without much fuss. Service was friendly and attentive throughout without being overbearing. The restaurant pulls a steady crowd, particularly on weekends, so there can be a short wait for a table, but it moves quickly. For a casual Korean meal in Flushing that consistently delivers on the food, Thaihee is worth knowing about. read more
Came to try since there was a lot of people and definitely an affordable spot. Got their yogurt chicken which was surprisingly really good. Also got their spicy beef soup which I thought was a bit lacking in flavor and not my favorite. The colorful bimbimbap was also a bit too sweet for my liking but definitely could have added some spice if I wanted to. Service was attentive but not many seating since it is in a food court. read more
I just came here yesterday for the very first time. Thaihee was located on the 2nd floor of the Tangram Mall. The whole restaurant was opened to the public and had no doors. It was very green and brightly lit. Very modern wall decor and tables with straw chairs. There was a self kiosk on the side of the restaurant, which is what almost every restaurant has these days. Such a plus having to self order without any interaction. I dined in with my daughter instead and was seated at a two table section in a corner. Luckily there was an outlet next to the table so I charged my battery drained phone. Afterwards, I ordered the top and most popular item, signature roasted beef bibimbap. In addition, I got beef fried rice and kids fried rice for my daughter. Signature Roasted Beef Bibimbap There was mozzarella cheese and it melted into the boiling hot pot making the whole bowl very cheesy. It tasted really good but it was so hot from the hot pot! I had to keep on blowing each portion from burning my tongue! It was a lot of food. The beef was a bit too fatty for me. The rice grains were very fat and big. I expected smaller grains. Beef Fried Rice It tasted and looked like steamed fried rice. Some parts of the rice were crunchy and hard from the hot pot bowl. The whole bowl had bits of beef, corns, carrots, and peas. It only had 2 pieces of broccoli and one tiny tomato sliced in half on the top of the fried rice. The presentation was pretty neat. The fried rice was not oily at all so it was very healthy. Kids Fried Rice It looked very cool sitting in a white bowl on top of a blue plane. The bowl was very cute and cool for my daughter to eat. However my daughter made a mess and luckily I got to remove the white bowl from the blue plane because the wings were in the way and made a mess. There was too much beef and vegetables in the kids fried rice and not enough rice. I wished there was more rice. Besides the rice was a piece of signature king meat floss kimbap. After the entree meals, my daughter and I shared a Mango Snow Ice. It was very big and good for two people. It contained shaved mango ice and jelly balls in the whole bowl. The bowl got a cute face with eyes made out of blueberries and Chex cereal as ears. The hair was made out of whipped cream. Very cute for kids. The waiters were very attentive and nice at taking my order. They kept passing by to refill our cups of water every time they saw the water becoming less. I was very thirsty from the food and they gave a lot of water refills! They were also very nice about my daughter needing a high chair and replaced the regular chair with the high chair. She sat better with it. I couldn't finish the beef fried rice and kids fried rice so I took them to go. The takeout bag was a thermo bag with Thaihee on it to keep the items warm. It was reusable so I loved the bag a lot. The bowls they used had Thaihee on them and couldn't be opened until you rip a tiny flip off the seal. Very sanitary and cool because you couldn't even open the lid off the bowl. I've never seen this technology from other restaurants before. It was over the top with the takeout bowls. Overall, very high tech on the takeout bowls and bag! read more
Usually when I think of grabbing food at the mall, I think of fast food or pretzels. Who would have thought you could have great hot meals too! If you're looking for a good hot meal at a mall, go to the upper level of Tangram mall. You will find this little Korean fusion spot. (Ngl, based on the name of the restaurant, we initially thought it would be a Thai restaurant instead of a Korean spot) Unfortunately, they didn't take resy. So we went right when they opened so we didn't have to wait. But there was a line forming quite quickly. We ordered: Combo 1. (Signature korean rice cake hot pot +Teriyaki Unagi kimbap + 2 soft drinks + ramen) They gave us a generous amount of stuff for our hot pot and mix that with the yummy broth, it was perfect for this cold winter weather. Combo 3 (Signature roasted beef bibimbap + Seafood Tofu Soup + Yellow Peach kimbap) Soy Garlic Chicken Korean Fried Chicken Strawberry bing su (order it and discover all the nice toppings that they hide on the bottom) Please note, even though the combos are meant for 2 ppl. (It will prob be enough for 3) We were not able to finish our food and they were so sweet to provide us with these single use insulated bags and yakult drinks. The staff were very attentive and efficient. Even though we ordered so much food, the food came really quickly, (which was perfect because we were starving) read more
So I originally came to try this place to try their bingsoo because I saw it while passing by and it looked delicious but my eyes were bigger than my stomach so I wasn't able to try it. But that being said, the food was super enjoyable. My fiancé got the Fish Roe Bibimbap with Cheese Paste for us to try and I got the Teriyaki Unagi Kimbap and Korean Nuna Fried Chicken with drink set. On top of this, we also tried the mashed potato side. The mashed potato side was just okay, I am a huge fan of mashed potatoes and I think it just isn't your regular type of mash potatoes so it caught me off guard. We were a little disappointed with how the Korean Nuna Fried Chicken came out because on the menu it looked like it was coated with a spicy sauce, but once we tried it, we both thoroughly enjoyed it. My favorite was the Teriyaki Unagi Kimbap and I love fried ttoek so I was glad it came with the fried chicken. The server was super attentive and the restaurant was a nice cute area to stop by if you're shopping around a get a little hungry. I will be back next time and ready to try their dessert! read more
3/5 sundubumyeon ($17)- surprisingly bland, asked for gochujang & the server gave me a fork at 1st, idk how he mistook gochujang for a fork, anyway it was decent after adding the gochujang, really wish they'd deshell the shrimp 5/5 kimchi- crunchy, fresh kimchi, def 1 of the crunchiest I've had, wasn't extremely spicy read more
Definitely not your traditional Korean food but the fusion just simply works! The dishes came out pretty fast and the portions were plentiful. The waiters were super attentive and always refilled our water. The seating area is pretty spacious for what it is inside tangram. I never had cheese in my bibimbap before but it worked really well with the hot bowl. As well as lettuce and corn - this combo for some reason just works. The wings were amazing too, and I heard good reviews from my friends with their dishes too. This is a great addition to tangram and I hope they stay open!! A lot of other eateries have closed down in tangram so let's hope this one survives. read more
1 year ago
Wow, this was a huge disappointment for Korean food. We got a bimbimbap and a cold noodle, but there were no veggies in the bimbimbap other than lettuc and corn, and the cold noodle soup was not icy at all - it was tasty but also sickeningly sweet. The good news is that water and free kimchi + seaweed salad came to our table quickly. Portions are extremely small and disappointing. read more
1 month ago
We had a really nice experience at Thaihee! The service was friendly and attentive, and the food was delicious. But the ice cream was definitely the highlight -- the presentation is absolutely beautiful, almost like a work of art! It's one of those desserts you have to admire for a moment before eating. Definitely a lovely place to enjoy good food and something special for dessert. read more
2 years ago
3.5 Located on the upper level of the Tangram mall. Thaihee has it's own dining area for sitdown service but I chose to take out (got a table inside the foodhall area). Wanted a small bite: from the snack menu @ $7.95, I got Korean nuna fried chicken- 4 pcs of crispy wings with sweet soy glaze, and few pcs of fried rice cake which went well with the kimchi side. They packed my order in a nice insulated takeout bag but they forgot my bottle of water so had to return for it. read more
A small little place in Tangram Mall. Based on the name, I thought we were getting Thai food but based on the menu and its photos, we were getting Korean food. The staff was nice and just attentive enough. To start off, the Kimchi was not bad but it was a bit sweet for my liking. My group ordered the fried rice, Roe bibimbap, bacon bibimbap, beef bibimbap and the nuna fried chicken. My friend and I agree that the Roe bibimbap would have been better with a little more substance to it. Maybe they could have added a little kani or even tuna since the roe did not feel like anything. The bacon bibimbap, it was not bad but it was not good either. It is not a typical choice of bibimbap and that is why I tried it. I think I would have been happier getting something else. I was eyeing the kimbap that was ordered by the girl next to us. It was huge and looked better than my bacon bibimbap. The beef bibimbap was a favorite amongst all of us. Even my picky husband enjoyed it, although, he thought it was too spicy for him to finish. Highly recommended. My picky daughter (only 2.5 years old) loved the fried rice. (My husband liked it too.) Especially with the presentation of it in a big blue airplane! It was perfectly seasoned. Now the Nuna fried chicken, the sauce was a bit too sweet for us but the fried chicken aspect of it was so good. I wish they made fried chicken wings a bigger part of their menu, as a main dish rather than an appetizer. It was perfectly fried. I do not think I enjoyed the rice cakes that came with it too much though. I have had better. Would I eat here again? Yeah, maybe. I am not in Queens a lot and the price point is not very enticing. read more
2 years ago
Grand opening for the newest entry into Tangram food court, which brings you bright and fresh Korean food! Though it seems more like a Korean fusion. There's cheese and corn in the Bibimbap. This place was pretty packed with people when we got there. Fortunately there was one table left in the front. The owner kindly let us sit at a table for four even though there was only two of us. Decor: brightly lit with comfortable seating. Bench seating line the walls. They were having promotion sale on Budae Jjigae. A hotpot with three ways to enjoy. But we tried one of their Meal Sets for 2, instead. Stone Pot with Seafood and Tofu Soup: pretty good. Seafood was very fresh. The shrimp with head on, were huge! Soup was quite flavorful. Slurped all of it up. This bowl comes to the table, piping hot so do be careful. You can see it still boiling. Take shrimp out of the pot soon, otherwise they may get overcooked. Comes with different types of tofu, mushrooms, veggie and a bit of cilantro. Simple and delicious! Signature Roasted Beef Bibimbap. A bit on the spicy side. Spiciness is already pre-added. Rather disappointed in this signature dish. Did not wow me. I've had better versions. As a bibimbap, it didn't have that many different ingredients, unlike so many other versions I've had. Also no egg, they add shredded cheese instead. This dish also comes to the table, piping hot and bubbling. I didn't try it, but the Teriyaki Unagi (eel) Kimbap looked good. The table next to me, ordered it. The eel is placed on top of the roll, instead of inside. Note: If you can't eat spicy food, make sure to take note of the teeny tiny red peppers on the menu, that indicate spiciness. Looking forward to coming back and trying some other dishes. read more
2 years ago
Came here to try. Food was definitely a little on the bland side and service wasn't that bad. The soup didn't have much flavor. Kimbap wasn't bad. So I came back to get takeout. I ordered two kimbap for takeout yesterday since the food wasn't too bad last time I had it. The wait time for my kimbap was around 25+ minutes which is fine. But the worse part was after I ate the food. Within the next 1-2 hr I started feeling very nauseous. I had to throw up to feel better. I am not sure which kimbap made me sick for takeout. I will definitely not come back here after this experience. read more
We just finished visiting stalls in Tangram, so we decided to try Thaihee for takeout. We ordered via the kiosk in front, which asked for a phone number, but we didn't get a text when or order was ready. We just ended up walking back to the restaurant and had to flag staff down to get our food. But they do a good job separating and insulting orders for takeout. We ordered the: Second Nabe Set Meal for 2 ($45.95), which included Angus snowflake beer hotpot, tuna and seaweed bibimbap, 1 mashed potato scoops, and 2 drinks. The hotpot broth was very savory, so I was actually able to add more vegetables and noodles to create a larger portion size. The bibimbap was a little bland, and it would have been better if some of the vegetables where cut into smaller pieces The mash was odd for me because it was chilled, topped with pork floss and seaweed, and was sweet. Signature King Meat Floss Kimbap ($14.95), which included pickled radish, cucumber, carrots, egg, and is coated in the savory meat floss. This tasted better than expected. read more
Came with a friend and we got the $55.95 nabe set for 2 which came with a big korean army style stew, two drinks, and a unagi kimbap. The stew came with rice, ramen, and cheese. Honestly that is more than enough food for 2 but we also wanted to try the pork floss kimbap and ordered that as well. I love their qr code ordering system so you can order whenever you want and add items along the way. The stew was good, a little bit spicy and loaded with lots of ingredients. I wish there was a little more beef but overall, I think the combo set was very worth it for the price. The unagi kimbap and pork floss kimbap were both very good. Service was pretty attentive - they refilled waters and added more soup when ours boiled down. They were still in their opening discount promo and gave us 12% discount off the meal which was nice! Would come back again for the kimbaps! read more
2 years ago
This is one of the small restaurants at the Tangram Mall at Flushing Queens. Ordered the King's Crispy Bone in Fried Chicken to go for a snack and it was everything you would expect a Korean fried chicken would be. It was vey crunchy a little sweet on the outside and juicy in the inside. It was well worth the price. We'll definitely go back again if I'm in the area! It also comes with a reusable insulated bag! read more
2 years ago
Before you dine, keep in mind, this is not really Korean food, I want to say it's Thai/Chinese's take on Korean Food. Yes, they have similar ingredients but the tastes are not like your traditional Korean food... the owner is Chinese, and since he didn't speak any English, it was very difficult to ask him any questions about the food. And when I google Thaihee - there is a location in the UK, dishes look the same. . We got the Nabe Set Meal for 2 $45.95- comes with: -2 scoops of chilled mashed potato's topped with pork floss and seaweed - this was good, nothing spectacular, I thought it was a tad on the small side -Colorful Tuna and seaweed bibimbap - they really load up on the toppings. Im not complaining about the ingredients, although the bokchoy and zucchini could have been cut into smaller pieces. But man, the sauce they had in it was very good. Tastes like unagi sauce. It was enough sauce to coat each and every grain. -Angus Snowflake beef hotpot - this was very good, the broth was a soy sauce based but not overly salty. Once again, they load up on the ingredients, like lettuce, fish cake, rice cake, seaweed, red onions and vermicelli. I would prefer some cabbage but in understand it takes awhile to cook. -2 soft drinks . In all, we were very impressed with our meal and we are looking forward to trying more of their menu items. . Because they are in their soft opening phase, they have some promos going on, we got 12% off our meal. Oh, and try to go early during this time because our first attempt on a Friday evening at 8pm, the food was sold out.. . Oh, don't sleep on their kimchi, it was very good. More on the new than preserved side, which I prefer more. read more
1 year ago
The food is ok but overpriced (as expected though in tangram). The pork floss kimbamp was decent but not worth almost $15. Not flavorful enough, relied too much on the pork floss flavor. All I tasted was pork floss. The fish roe pasta cheese bibimbap was flavorful and very creamy. Only downside was I wish there were more add ins. It felt like I was only eating rice with cheese once everything was mixed. I also got the yogurt fried chicken (not pictured) and it was very good. It also had fried rice cakes which were a nice addition. Service was fast and staff were friendly and attentive. read more
10 months ago
1 year ago
My family come to eat dinner on Thursday.. I wasn't there... I told them to get me Beef fried rice .. $13.95 Tax $1.24 Total $15.19 Which expensive fried rice. I don't know who put Broccoli & small tomato & peas into fried rice? My 1st meal eat this.. For me I didn't liked it .. They give free small cup Of kimchi .. I can't eat it.xant eat spicey food. I have to give 1 star .. 1. I didn't liked the beef fried rice. 2. Have broccoli tomato & pea 3. To expensive beef fried rice. I would not get this beef fried rice. Maybe get something else.. read more
2 years ago
Decided to try something different the other day instead of the typical restaurants I usually go to. Saw the sizzling steak platter and took a chance. For the price it wasn't bad. It's similar to 8090 and the pepper sauce was good too. I would definitely come back again for it in the future. read more
2 years ago
Besides the insane pricing of a single set of fried chicken with teokbokki and kimbap for 26$, I was served with an mediocre tasting kimbap, and a box of completely plain fried chicken (4 pcs) and plain rice rolls (6 pcs) shown in the picture. I wonder if this is the modern take of Korean Thai fusion cuisine that takes sauces and flavors out of fried chicken and teokbokki . read more
2 years ago
The food portions are very small for the price we pay. The snowflake beef hotpot can barely fill one person for the price of $19.95. The hotpot is also too sweet for my liking, but the steak sauce was pretty good. read more
2 years ago
2 years ago
Plan additional time when ordering here. Ordered just a Kimbap and a Bimbambop and it took over 45 minutes for it to be ready. Came because it seemed reasonably priced. But the food and service is below average. The Signature Roasted Beef Bibimbap is really just stir fried beef and onions on rice. Small portions. read more
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