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Ordered from UberEats. Arrived within a reasonable time frame. Ordered two kimbap rolls - beef and kimchi. Neither had any flavour at all and were rol…
Sarah Lazar
Roll.com
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went there with my friends. In my opinion, the restaurant is best for maximum 4 people or less. food was very good(to an Asian guy) with a reasonable …
Chaso Law
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been here twice this month for lunch and dinner. quiet small size but still OK for 6 ppl best would be 2. tried Tuk-poc-ki(spicy rice cake thing) it w…
Leo
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5 Reviews on “Roll.com”
Ordered from UberEats. Arrived within a reasonable time frame. Ordered two kimbap rolls – beef and kimchi. Neither had any flavour at all and were rolled poorly as they fell apart when picking up. The tokbokki had a good spice to it, but it was not fresh. The rice cakes were chalky, not fluffy, and the fish cakes were like mush. The portion was fair for the price. Also ordered spicy pork, veg and rice. Where was the veg? The pork was in pieces, not shaved – which was fine. This dish was spicy, but not a good spicy. It was dull and bland.
went there with my friends. In my opinion, the restaurant is best for maximum 4 people or less. food was very good(to an Asian guy) with a reasonable price range
been here twice this month for lunch and dinner. quiet small size but still OK for 6 ppl best would be 2. tried Tuk-poc-ki(spicy rice cake thing) it was best thing ever. also tuna roll was really good. $5.49 for 12pcs! totally recommend.
Simple food, nice place. Small place, almost a hole in the wall. A variety of typical korean dishes. Small tables. Definitely not a place for a big party. Korean run.Had:Ramyeon with dumplings ($5.99) – nothing special. 3 dumplings, fairly standard, tastes similar to frozen Korean dumplings. Raymeon was standard. Had bits of egg in it (not a whole egg insofar as I couldn’t find a proper sized yolk anywhere). More like egg pieces. Also topped with a couple bits of shaved carrot. Served with kimchi and pickled radish. First time my pickled radish tasted like carrots. Hm….Friend had the shrimp kimbap ($5.99) – 9 pieces. Shrimp was tempura shrimp. Had egg omelette and avocado as well as shrimp, among other things. Avocado looked super fresh. My friend said it was lukewarm (as in not cold). She enjoyed it. Clean atmosphere. Good service. Pay at the counter. Tip jar.Final verdict: I would come back for a quick lunch. =)
Awesome korean style fast food!! Quick and easy if you live around the neighbourhood they deliver if it’s over $20. Spicy tuna gimbop, jjolmyun (spicy cold noodle), chicken cutlet are my fav