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I was craving kimbap so I decided to stop by the food gallery since I was nearby. I thought the beef didn't taste too fresh and my half of my kimbap was falling apart easily when I touched it with my chop sticks. The kimbap tasted alright. The service was attentive I requested a dipping sauce and he suggested spicy mayo. The spicy mayo went well with the kimbap.
Not sure why this place has just three stars. I am going to say that the tuna kimbap was EXCELLANT. Appreciate that the customer service, the quality of the food and how quick they were! I would definitely try the spicy tuna kimbap next time! Menu boosts many other options available to all Korean snack lovers including spicy rice cake, tempura, fish soup, blood sausages, dumplings, truffle fries, cheese sticks, buns and more! I would definitely come back to try other options and get a little taste of Korea! Also - head up to the third floor when you get your order and enjoy the views of BTS and BlackPink!
This food stall is inside the Food Gallery 32 in Korea town. It is a Korean snack shop - so you can get things like corn dogs and tteokboki! Hubs got the tteokboki with a side of beef and 3 small fried corn dogs. The rice cakes had a really nice chew texture and mouthfeel and I liked that you can add on meat toppings!! The corn dogs were freshly fried and very filling. Lots of seating in this food hall, go upstairs if the bottom floor is too crowded!
This stall is inside the Food Court on 32nd St The spicy rice cakes were okay, thought the extra sugar wasn't necessary. This is considered street food for 13 dollars. It is def overpriced but it's 32nd St! Everything is overpriced because the rent is too too high!
September 2022 visit I had an insane appetite and was craving for more than just my spiced seafood soup, so I also ordered this set. Kinda pricey, $16. Rice cakes was smaller than I thought but probably for the best given I had another dish LOL. The fried items were good. I liked the blood sausage the best, but the dumplings were too oily. Rice cakes have a nice spicy after taste, but I would like it if it was spicier and hotter (temperature). Would I get this again? Yah! I think I want to just get blood sausage next time.
Tastes great. Got the deluxe bimbap with kimchi, tuna, kale, pickle, and something else I forgot. But it was very yummy and filling. Paired with a bowl of rice cakes but it leaked almost all in the takeout bag, so I didn't try. Also got the cinnamon sugar rice cakes. They were fried but were good! Overall the food was decent but indeed overpriced (2 things + small bowl of rice cakes = $22).
They're located on the first level, on the left hand side when you enter the food court. I noticed how good their tteokbokki looked from other customers' trays, so I got what I thought would be the best of both worlds: Combo A, which had both kimbap and tteokbokki ($12.25). I picked bulgogi for my kimbap, which comes with 10 pieces. What I failed to realize, which wasn't clear from their signs, is that the tteokbokki in their combos come in a very small sized cup, rather than the regular black bowls. If it was clear, I would've ordered a full sized bowl of tteokbokki to go with my kimbap, as I would rather skip the disposable small cup and have the regular bowl. The kimbap goes great when dipped in the tteokbokki sauce, hence why the regular bowl would've been a great pairing. You order first and pay and wait for the pager to alert you when your order is ready for pick up. There's seating downstairs, but with several businesses on the first floor, you're better off heading up for more seating if the first floor is all full.
This stall inside of Food Gallery 32 has pretty typical Korean fare including tteokbokki and kimbap. We waited around 10 minutes for the food after ordering. I got the bulgogi tteokbokki, which was $17. While the flavors were consistent with what you would expect from tteokbokki, the portion sizes were lacking. There was not that much meat nor rice cakes. The black takeout container was only filled a little more that halfway and much of it was just sauce. I would not say it was worth it.
My friends and I wanted to try a little something from each station. The rice cakes looked good so that's what I ordered with cheese on top. Was kind of disappointed when she didn't bother melting it even a little. Rice cakes themselves weren't that chewy or even tasty. Seemed to have been over cooked and fish cakes were also almost disintegrating in the sauce. Not sure if I would try these again but possibly other items from their menu may be worth while.
Shop's stall is located inside Gallery 32, decided on this stall since there were too many people lining up at the others (there's a reason why). The menu has a variety of combo meals to select from and decided on the Bulgogi Kimbap with Fishcake soup, also wanted to try the tteokbokki rice cake as well. Waited for about ten minutes as my buzzer rang me in. The kimbap lacked flavor (Queens has some better ones), so dipped the rest of my kimbap roll in the tteokbokki hot sauce. The fish cake soup was also a bit bland as well- dipped my fish tofu in the spicy tteobokki sauce as well. The rice cake was okay, not the best. Will probably try other kimbap places in the area next time
Service is not good. The attitude I got is they don't care about customer service. But I was really craving for hot fish cake soup. Fine. Quickly checked out and then I left. The soup is good for rainy weather. But the service can be improved a LOT.
I love this place. It's located ibsyde the Korean food gallery 32. So happy they are open again! All my favorites are here. Bulgogi Kim bop for $9 comes w soup. Spicy rice cake. Service is fast. Perfect for picking up lunch. I try not to go often to the Korean food gallery n I would definitely gain weight. This place is a must for a quick Korean street food fix.
I was in the food court checking out places and tried this one out. I ordered the spicy rice cakes, it was incredibly mediocre. While the sauce was spicy, it also tasted a touch too sweet and was way too thick. The rice cakes themselves were ok. But the sauce was just not that good. I'll likely pass on this stand next time.
2 years ago
2 years ago
I was in K-Town and looking to pick up something quickly and was craving kimbap, so I visited The Gochujang located in Food Gallery 32 for the first time. Food Gallery 32 is a food court offering various Asian cuisine and dessert. The Gochujang is on the first floor across from Kung Fu Tea. The Gochujang serves Korean "school food" such as Kimbap, fish cake soup, ddukbboki, tempura, soondae (blood sausages), and more. I ordered their Bulgogi Kimbab for $11.97 after tax. After ordering, I received a buzzer. When my order was ready, it buzzed and I picked up my order. There were 10 pieces of kimbab. The kimbab was packed nicely and didn't fall apart when I picked it up with chopsticks. However, it was okay and pretty normal. I think it may have lacked some flavor. Service was friendly. Since I know other places have better kimbab, I would go elsewhere next time. read more
I've eaten at this place four times and I won't be going back since honestly, the food tasted pretty mediocre. The kimbap was dry and bland. I also was never able to finish the tteokbokki. I do want to give these dishes a second chance though, but at a different place. read more
I was craving kimbap so I decided to stop by the food gallery since I was nearby. I thought the beef didn't taste too fresh and my half of my kimbap was falling apart easily when I touched it with my chop sticks. The kimbap tasted alright. The service was attentive I requested a dipping sauce and he suggested spicy mayo. The spicy mayo went well with the kimbap. read more
Not sure why this place has just three stars. I am going to say that the tuna kimbap was EXCELLANT. Appreciate that the customer service, the quality of the food and how quick they were! I would definitely try the spicy tuna kimbap next time! Menu boosts many other options available to all Korean snack lovers including spicy rice cake, tempura, fish soup, blood sausages, dumplings, truffle fries, cheese sticks, buns and more! I would definitely come back to try other options and get a little taste of Korea! Also - head up to the third floor when you get your order and enjoy the views of BTS and BlackPink! read more
This food stall is inside the Food Gallery 32 in Korea town. It is a Korean snack shop - so you can get things like corn dogs and tteokboki! Hubs got the tteokboki with a side of beef and 3 small fried corn dogs. The rice cakes had a really nice chew texture and mouthfeel and I liked that you can add on meat toppings!! The corn dogs were freshly fried and very filling. Lots of seating in this food hall, go upstairs if the bottom floor is too crowded! read more
This stall is inside the Food Court on 32nd St The spicy rice cakes were okay, thought the extra sugar wasn't necessary. This is considered street food for 13 dollars. It is def overpriced but it's 32nd St! Everything is overpriced because the rent is too too high! read more
4 years ago
September 2022 visit I had an insane appetite and was craving for more than just my spiced seafood soup, so I also ordered this set. Kinda pricey, $16. Rice cakes was smaller than I thought but probably for the best given I had another dish LOL. The fried items were good. I liked the blood sausage the best, but the dumplings were too oily. Rice cakes have a nice spicy after taste, but I would like it if it was spicier and hotter (temperature). Would I get this again? Yah! I think I want to just get blood sausage next time. read more
Tastes great. Got the deluxe bimbap with kimchi, tuna, kale, pickle, and something else I forgot. But it was very yummy and filling. Paired with a bowl of rice cakes but it leaked almost all in the takeout bag, so I didn't try. Also got the cinnamon sugar rice cakes. They were fried but were good! Overall the food was decent but indeed overpriced (2 things + small bowl of rice cakes = $22). read more
They're located on the first level, on the left hand side when you enter the food court. I noticed how good their tteokbokki looked from other customers' trays, so I got what I thought would be the best of both worlds: Combo A, which had both kimbap and tteokbokki ($12.25). I picked bulgogi for my kimbap, which comes with 10 pieces. What I failed to realize, which wasn't clear from their signs, is that the tteokbokki in their combos come in a very small sized cup, rather than the regular black bowls. If it was clear, I would've ordered a full sized bowl of tteokbokki to go with my kimbap, as I would rather skip the disposable small cup and have the regular bowl. The kimbap goes great when dipped in the tteokbokki sauce, hence why the regular bowl would've been a great pairing. You order first and pay and wait for the pager to alert you when your order is ready for pick up. There's seating downstairs, but with several businesses on the first floor, you're better off heading up for more seating if the first floor is all full. read more
This stall inside of Food Gallery 32 has pretty typical Korean fare including tteokbokki and kimbap. We waited around 10 minutes for the food after ordering. I got the bulgogi tteokbokki, which was $17. While the flavors were consistent with what you would expect from tteokbokki, the portion sizes were lacking. There was not that much meat nor rice cakes. The black takeout container was only filled a little more that halfway and much of it was just sauce. I would not say it was worth it. read more
My friends and I wanted to try a little something from each station. The rice cakes looked good so that's what I ordered with cheese on top. Was kind of disappointed when she didn't bother melting it even a little. Rice cakes themselves weren't that chewy or even tasty. Seemed to have been over cooked and fish cakes were also almost disintegrating in the sauce. Not sure if I would try these again but possibly other items from their menu may be worth while. read more
Shop's stall is located inside Gallery 32, decided on this stall since there were too many people lining up at the others (there's a reason why). The menu has a variety of combo meals to select from and decided on the Bulgogi Kimbap with Fishcake soup, also wanted to try the tteokbokki rice cake as well. Waited for about ten minutes as my buzzer rang me in. The kimbap lacked flavor (Queens has some better ones), so dipped the rest of my kimbap roll in the tteokbokki hot sauce. The fish cake soup was also a bit bland as well- dipped my fish tofu in the spicy tteobokki sauce as well. The rice cake was okay, not the best. Will probably try other kimbap places in the area next time read more
3 years ago
Service is not good. The attitude I got is they don't care about customer service. But I was really craving for hot fish cake soup. Fine. Quickly checked out and then I left. The soup is good for rainy weather. But the service can be improved a LOT. read more
5 years ago
I love this place. It's located ibsyde the Korean food gallery 32. So happy they are open again! All my favorites are here. Bulgogi Kim bop for $9 comes w soup. Spicy rice cake. Service is fast. Perfect for picking up lunch. I try not to go often to the Korean food gallery n I would definitely gain weight. This place is a must for a quick Korean street food fix. read more
1 year ago
I was in the food court checking out places and tried this one out. I ordered the spicy rice cakes, it was incredibly mediocre. While the sauce was spicy, it also tasted a touch too sweet and was way too thick. The rice cakes themselves were ok. But the sauce was just not that good. I'll likely pass on this stand next time. read more
6 years ago
Been coming here since HS (over 4 years ago welp) for quick Korean street food. This is no bougie Korean food, but it's an amazing bang for your buck and the staff are so extremely nice and fast. I usually get the kimbap and dukbokki combo as the beef kimbap tastes so good dipped in the dukbokki sauce. They also give quite a lot of food for its price and is very very filling for a quick lunch. Today, I got the dukbokki. It's quite large and tastes like standard decent dukbokki. There's rice cake, fish cake and an egg. Would prefer a more rich, sweet and red dukbokki sauce, but again, this isn't some bougie Korean place lol. Reminds me of this homemade dukbokki recipe that my Korean friends mom shared with me. Great little stall if you're in a rush and want to satisfy that Korean food craving on a budget! read more
I have gotten their cinnamon-sugar tteok/rice cakes a few times. These are pan-fried and of course topped with cinnamon and brown sugar. Nice crispy texture. A bit messy to eat. I wouldn't bother getting kimbap here as there's a good kimbap specialist essentially across the street but there's convenience here. Alright spot. Upper 2. read more
3 years ago
Honestly, it's a 3.5 for me. The kimbap tasted very subpar compared to the kimbap I have had in the city. I appreciate the effort that they took to make it but I was honestly expecting better. Their Tteokbokki is alright, it's an interesting flavor I haven't tasted before. It was more on the spicy side. I ordered the deluxe kimbap and tteokbokki combo for like ~16-~$18. It's not something I would try again tbh. The service was nice. The cashier was prompt at taking my order. It's a food hall so the seating is first come first serve that shouldn't be counted against them. Would I try them again, maybe, I'm not sure but I wouldn't get the kimbap again, personally. read more
I am so disappointed... I ordered set A (cheese kimbap and rice cake) and it was about $16 ($1 extra for cheese). The quality of kimbap is unacceptable. There were only spinach, carrots and pickle radish in kimbap if I didnt add cheese? awful.. I also found big chunks of garlic in my kimbap.. smh Honestly e-mo kimbap across the stress is cheaper and wayyyy better. read more
5 years ago
Kimbap tasted awful. It was falling apart and the flavor was bad, I ended up eating just the rice and egg part. I also got the cup of ddukbokki which was okay, I think the bad kimbap ruined the meal. I know businesses are trying their best but cannot recommend this place. E-mo kimbap across the street tastes much better and is well made. read more
I decided to order the everything kimbap sans bulgogi and the spicy tuna kimbap with the lunch combo set, which comes with a soup broth and a small bowl of tteok bokki. The tteok bokki was runny and though there were hard boiled eggs in the chafing pan none were in our bowl, why not, what's the point of having the eggs in the pan or do only certain people get them or are they using it simply as a decoration in the pan? I found the tteok bokki was sweet, but not spicy enough. The everything kimbap sans the beef or bulgogi and it was packed with so much goodness. The spicy tuna was good but not as tasty as the everything kimbap but the everything kimbap was $10.99 a roll. The first order for lunch was $22.84. The carry out order for 4 everything kimbap with no bulgogi was $47.86. read more
Yes, found a good quick service spot for some Korean street food! The dukbokki is good and the fried stuff is of course good. The kimbap is pretty good for the area and if you can't be in Flushing. The combos are fun and is something that really helps me want to order from here. I would like to see a few more K-Street food make an appearance here, but this is all you would reasonably want in a hole-in-the-wall K-town QSR, so that's two thumbs up from me. read more
3 years ago
3 years ago
The service was fast considering how crowded the food hall can get. The assortment was good and the teokkbokki was chewy and flavourful. The portion is good value for $17 considering this place is in midtown, but it's easy to just grab a quick bite from here! read more
iang doesn't like being chewed, so I don't recommend you Go Chew iang, but if you really want to, that's your prerogative. One of the awesome and awesomely priced Korean stands inside the excellent Korean food Hall on 32nd Street (Food Gallery 32, what an imaginative name), which is actually one of the highlights of all of Manhattan - so come here and check it out and maybe eat at all the different stalls because they're all actually pretty awesome in my opinion. read more
This place is located in Food Gallery 32 and has a variety of Korean dishes. I just wanted something light and quick, so we ordered the bulgogi kimbap and 2 mini corndogs. They gave us a beeper, and it went off within 5 minutes. The kimbap was very large and delicious! Corndogs were very battered and crispy. Great light meal/snack in the area! read more
I decided to grab a quick bite to eat at The Gochujang on a Friday around 11am. It's located in the food court in K-town in the first left booth by the seats across from Kung Fu Tea. Food came out within five minutes which is what I would expect for a street food concept. If you go around this time, there is plenty of seating in the food court! I ordered a bulgogi kimbap ($8.70) which comes with a soup. When I last lived in NY several years ago, I used to grab kimbap from here all the time. However, maybe my standards increased but it was not as good as I remember. I think with this one the rice was a little on the harder side instead of soft and sticky. So it tasted like it had been in the fridge instead of freshly made. This is a food court stall and I think the food meets my expectations for that. For taste, I recommend E-mo over this place. However, if you need somewhere to sit and just want something to fill your stomach, The Gochujang kimbap will do the job. read more
One of the many stalls in the Food Gallery. I always see their kimbaps so I decided to try the shrimp tempura kimbap with the rice cake combo. My bf got the same combo but with bulgogi. The meal is very filling. I will say that both the shrimp tempura and bulgogi were overcooked. The shrimp was a little too hard and the beef was very dry. There were a lot of veggies and yet both lacked flavor. I can't pinpoint why exactly but maybe because we weren't given any soy sauce with our order to dip... The rice cakes were ok. Very much on the sweeter side. The sauce tastes like carrot puree. The actual rice cakes were a little too gummy and a little undercooked. Not sure if this stall compares to the others so might not go back. read more
3 instead of 4 stars because of the price. I ordered the regular portion size (instead of the cup size) spicy rice cake and one order of the black sausage. Two of these combined were good to share between two people. The rice cake was on the sweeter side, not overly spicy, came with plenty of fish cake inside - overall pretty good. The black sausage was good too but way too small for $12... I think that's unreasonably high -- this is a food court! read more
5 years ago
Found this place to order through Seamless for lunch. Prices for the food are decent but for how it actually tastes probably not so much. I ordered the fried dumpling, fried vegetables and bulgogi kimbap. The fried food tasted stale and almost like a day old - just wasn't fresh at all. The bulgogi meat in the kimbap tasted more like minced meat and was very crumbly - was not very fresh either. Given all of the other options in Ktown I'd try something else than come here again. read more
This is right inside the food court in K-Town, and it's pretty decent. It's priced as I would expect quick Korean food to be in NYC, and I honestly just wanted a quick meal. I really enjoyed their Deokbokki, and their beef bulgogi kimbap was pretty good and filling. I would come again! I like how they have combos but wish they didn't have a $10 minimum for credit card because I rarely ever carry cash on me. read more
Best tteukbooki made by non Koreans. Boo Boo was a bit skeptical ordering from here but we noticed so many people we're ordering from here. We were lucky to get a batch that was freshly added from the stove. The sauce was sweet but with a mild kick. We liked it a lot. Would come back. read more
3 years ago
8 years ago
Nataly N & I stopped by the food court about a half hour prior to closing after taking in a show. We were interested in a quick bite and while she was purchasing some snacks, I saw a solid deal on a kimbap set meal and decided why not. No, nothing in the our spicy tuna kimbap was a homerun, however, it was a clean hit and an even better deal. I think the bill came in under $15. We weren't starving. Still, we split the meal and left satisfied. Not only did the trip not hurt my wallet, but it was also a quick stop. From taking my order to wrapping up my food was probably under 5 minutes. I imagine the wait might be longer at the lunch time peak, but can't see it ever really being a problem. read more
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