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I work 12hr night shifts and its nice to have a dinner at 7am nearby. Food is good and employees are good people. I left my wallet there by accident (…
Aaron McKenzie
Hans Cafe – Tsam
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These guys used to run the Bagel Bin in Reisterstown which is where I first visited. I moved out of Reisterstown to Owings Mills and was pretty excite…
KHemler23
Hans Cafe – Tsam
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I love This Place. My husband and I went to Tsam this passing Sunday morning and the food was so good. Everything was so freash and the customer servi…
Shanikabrown02014
Hans Cafe – Tsam
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9 Reviews on “Hans Cafe – Tsam”
I love This Place. My husband and I went to Tsam this passing Sunday morning and the food was so good. Everything was so freash and the customer service that we recived was awesome. I can’t remember the older gentilman’s name but I’m sure that he gets good reviews all the time. The place has a very nice family look and feel. I can’t wait to go back to this place.
This place is so amazing breakfast is served all day and everything is hot and cooked right after you order yet the quality is amazing and the homemade teriyaki sauce is amazing. Nice staff, freshness of the food, and the location are why I like stopping by.
Tsam is soooooo good, me and my bf go there all the time and it is always delicous, the kimchi is to die for and a i recently had their grilled chicken sandwich and it was amazing. It may look empty when you walk by and I’ll never understand why but everyone should go, the food is scrumtous and the prices are economical.
American Deli and Breakfast Spot Fused with Korean Dishes. This place is the perfect go-to breakfast and/or lunch spot. This place fuses an American deli and breakfast menu with Korean dishes (the concept is fusion, but the individual dishes are not) but it works for me. The Korean menu is not meant to be extensive by any means, but I think they chose dishes that are quickly prep’able, relatively cheap, and suitable enough for palates that have not fully explored the crazy wonders of Korean cuisine. I also enjoy the omelette breakfast platters and bagel breakfast sandwiches.
Beef Bulgogi (Beef and Rice D Bob) for $6.99 is great. Side order of home made kimchi best I ever had.
Hidden Gem!. I love this place…..You want a great sandwich on a bagel? My favorite is the Turkey and Swiss w/lettuce, tomato and little mayo… on a toasted Onion Bagel. TRY IT…. you will see what I am talking about! The freshest Turkey in OM! They also have a new menu with quite the variety……I went with friends on a Friday night and we all had something different and it was all delicious. Personal pan pizza with Jalapeno peppers, Spicy pork w/d-bob…. all was cooked excellent and very fast service!!
Makes me less homesick!. The closest Korean places I’ve found are our by the Korean Grocery Stores off of 695 🙁 This means I either have to cook for myself or wait for my Mom’s care packages in the mail! Both of which are tedious, haha. Tsam isn’t my Mom’s cooking (Obviously, she caters to my taste buds! lol) but it is damn close. They put their own personal spin on their dishes, like most people I’ve met in my own family, and it tastes awesome. They’re nice and want your to try new things 🙂 I recommend it! So glad its just a few minutes away from the apartment and fits my college budget!