Wow K Food Inc

I had the chicken cutlet today. It came out fairly quick and tasted pretty good. I come here once in awhile when i have a craving for korean food. Overall food here is good i think. Especially now its under new management the food looks more clean and tastes better than the previous owners.

An acceptable eating choice when one is on a budget and downtown. Recommend the pork bone soup and pancakes… skip the black noodle and fried chicken. Quick and easy cheap eats.

This place sucks. I got the bibimbap that was basically rice and lettuce on top… Literally a spoon of meat and eggs… Don’t buy food from here: it really sucks. Also found a hair in it.

They seem to have Friday specials. They had one for pork cutlet (donkatsu) combo for $ 6.
I was getting tired of shawarmas so decided to try it. I shouldn’t have.
I realized that I made a mistake when my order came out within 3 minutes.
Donkatsu is fried pork, schnitzel. If you can fry a pork cutlet within 3 minutes, it’s either too small or it was already fried (cold). Well, it turned out it was both! It was small and paper thin plus already fried and sitting in the cooling rack for some time because it was cold when I bit into it. And by thin I mean it was cardboard box thin.
I just don’t get why these places dig their hole deeper and deeper by screwing customers.
It’s not like they’re gonna close shop in 3 months. Do they think people will come back after eating that crap?

Tried their snack menu items: fried chicken and squid. Both disappointing. it looked like freezer burnt scrap meat i felt like its been sitting in the freezer for years and there was barely any chicken on it, mostly flour. The fried squid’s fried breading came off almost completely, leaving the two completely sepeart, the breading was soft and soggy. The cashier was nice but they are slow for the volume of customers they have. Very disappointing overall, would not order again.

This little Korean lunch counter serves the yummiest kimchi rice burgers in the downtown core. I purchase them frequently for lunch (yes, I even have one of those frequent buyer cards that gets stamped with every rice burger bought).
Admittedly, I hadn’t gotten around to writing a review for this place, which was always charming and endearing.
Today, I went to grab a kimchi rice burger, and the man behind the counter said that there weren’t any pre-​made ones left in the warmer.
«That’s cool, can I order one to be freshly made?»
«No. We’ve actually stopped carrying kimchi.»
Wow. K Food? You must be the ONLY Korean restaurant in the world that does not carry kimchi, perhaps the greatest staple food in all of Korean cuisine, and beyond that, Korea’s official «national dish».
Maybe if I go back tomorrow, they’ll say that they’ve stopped carrying rice too?