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...
Llegamos hace un tiempo y decidimos dar a este lugar sobre Mad Fo Polllics y, mientras que el servicio fue rápido y amable, honestamente, nos decepcionó, honestamente con la comida. Pedimos el Kimbap, Toppoki, algunos Tempura y Fideos de Patatas, que parecían bastante interesantes. Lo único que disfrutamos aquí fue el kimbap. El Toppoki no era picante en absoluto, la tempura, aunque crujiente sabía muy grasa y los fideos fritos fritos no eran de nuestro gusto. (Otros pueden encontrarlo bien, pero simplemente no nos quitamos).
Con muchos otros restaurantes coreanos en las inmediaciones de Eastwood, lo que probablemente no regresaremos para darle un segundo lugar a este lugar.
We came her a while ago and chose to give this place over mad fo chicks and whilst the service was quick and friendly we were honestly really disappointed with the food. We ordered the kimbap, toppoki, some tempura and deep friend potato noodles, which looked quite interesting. The only thing we enjoyed here was the kimbap. The toppoki was not spicy at all, the tempura although crispy tasted really oily and the deep fried potato noodles weren't to our liking. (Others may find it good but we just didnt like it).
With lots of other Korean restaurants in the Eastwood vicinity we most probably wont be returning to give this place second try for a while.
Es la tienda de comida callejera coreana. Probé pasteles de arroz caliente en medio picante dos veces. Sabe mejor cuando agregas quesos. Pusieron mucho queso !!! No me gusta mucho el pastel de pescado cuando comí con los pasteles de arroz. Sin embargo, es realmente bueno cuando come por separado con sopa !! También probé "SOONDAE", que es una salchicha con Vermicelli por dentro. ¡Es realmente barato cuando eliges el combo !!
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It's Korean street food shop. I tried hot rice cakes at medium spicy twice. It tastes better when you add cheeses. They put a lots cheese!!! I don't like the fish cake much when I eat with rice cakes. However, it's really good when I eat separately with soup!! I also tried "soondae" which is a sausage with vermicelli inside. It's really cheap when you choose combo !!
Reasonable price for good food, like this bowl of cheese tteokboki is only $13. Not too busy during weekday lunchtime. Staff is nice and welcoming, they also keep the place very clean. Paying by card available. The food is only made once it is ordered so the wait time is a bit long.
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.
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
Great serving size for tteokbokki and wide selection of gimbap!
