Mira's Korean Street Food

This is one for those who love Korean street food. Located in a small eatery next to Eastwood train station (on the Korean side), it's an unpretentious locale with barely 3 small tables and some chairs. Order your food and pay for them first, then take your seat, if you can find one. Oh yes, you also need to get your own cutlery from the serving counter.The menu consists of classic Korean delights such as a comprehensive variety of kimbab and ddukbokki. There is also Korean sausages and a classic udon plus a selection of meal sets.This was one of the best street food on offer that we've tried and quite comparable to those we sampled in Korea. I need to mention that the stock from the udon is just sensational. It was light, not over-powering and yet full of flavour - a perfect balance.As far as prices for street food goes, this place is not cheap, but worth at least one visit.

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Not the cheapest but thoroughly enjoyable experience. Couldn't decide what to get at Eastwood and stumbled across this place. Went on a Saturday at lunch but it wasn't too busy and we found a table easily. Food was served within 10 minutes.

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Sin duda, la mejor comida callejera coreana, en Sydney; ¡Siempre! Sin mencionar que se hiciera a pedido, lo que significa que sabes que es fresco. También es asequible, y tiene un ambiente acogedor.

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Hands down, best Korean street food, in Sydney; Ever! Not to mention being made to order, which means you know it's fresh. It's also affordable, and has a welcoming atmosphere.

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Been here a couple of times and neither was that impressive - on one occasion it was passable (the food was nice enough, just the service being a bit

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