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    Korean Kitchen Tofu & Galbi - Tofu soup

    Korean Kitchen Tofu & Galbi

    4.1(697 reviews)
    13.1 km
    $$

    It's the feeling of familiarity I didn't expect to find so far from Seoul or LA. I feel truly…read moreprivileged to have access to so many comforting dishes that I personally cook and serve my family at home, as well as some special-occasion favorites. My favorite so far is the kimchi pancake -- savory, comforting, and the perfect appetizer.!

    Staff was super nice, the food was ok. It's nice to have a Korean place around here where there…read moreisn't as much Asian food as the Convoy area. There were 5 different banchan (my fav part honestly about Korean food) and there was a kimchi, pickled cucumber (yum), spicy chives (yum), pickled daikon, which I thought would be more like Vietnamese pickled, but it wasn't as sweet, and a fish cake dish. I've had better ones elsewhere, but it was pretty good. We got: - tofu soup seafood mild which I thought was a little bland so I added some of the kimchi from the banchan. The rice was also not my favorite plain white rice but I can be picky about good rice. - Japchae and if you want beef, it's an extra two dollars which we got and it was tasty but a bit on the sweeter side than I expected. - pork katsu for a kid was just as you'd expect - it was thin breaded fried pork, he was happy except that he didn't really like the corn because it was canned and cabbage had dressing on it. He would've preferred just plain cabbage. - spicy seafood, Stone bowl like everything in it, including noodles and rice and all the things kind of like a bibimbap Overall, we would go again, but I wouldn't say it's my favorite. Maybe I wasn't super hungry. I don't know, but I'll give it another shot.

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    Korean Kitchen Tofu & Galbi - Bibimbap with unlimited refills of side dish

    Bibimbap with unlimited refills of side dish

    Korean Kitchen Tofu & Galbi - Whole fried chicken

    Whole fried chicken

    Korean Kitchen Tofu & Galbi - Bulgogi Lunch box available ALL DAY

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    Bulgogi Lunch box available ALL DAY

    Seoul Street - Ramen cooking station

    Seoul Street

    4.0(26 reviews)
    7.3 km

    ​ (4/5 stars) ​I finally decided to head south near the…read moreborder and check out Seoul Street, and I'm so glad I did. Having spent a lot of time in South Korea, I really appreciate what this place is doing. The restaurant was incredibly clean, and the staff was super helpful and brought a great vibe to the experience. ​The menu has so many options that I'm already planning my next trip back to try more flavors. The real pro-tip here is to make sure you take full advantage of the free toppings, and then definitely splurge on the $1 premium toppings to level up your bowl. I went with the spicy seafood soup and added dumplings and extra seafood--absolutely delicious. ​The only reason I'm sticking to 4 stars for now is because it was only my first visit, but it's an easy path to 5 stars once I try a few more things. They also needed to do a restock on the drinks, but I may do with an apple Milkis. If you're in the area and want fantastic Korean food without driving all the way up to Convoy and paying Convoy prices, I highly suggest stopping by!

    My daughter loves spicy ramen and is always excited to try new flavors, so this was the perfect…read moreplace for her. If you're a ramen lover, you'll definitely appreciate the huge selection. Located in the food court at the outlet mall, the concept is simple and fun. You choose from a wide variety of packaged ramen, then customize it with add-ons like eggs, cilantro, kimchi, green onions, cheese, and more. Keep in mind that the extras cost additional, so the total can add up quickly. Once you've made your selections, you take everything to the hot water cooking station, where they prepare it for you. Overall, it's a unique and enjoyable concept with an impressive variety of ramen options. The staff were okay, and there was plenty of both indoor and outdoor seating. Just be aware that the indoor seating area isn't air-conditioned, so it can get warm.

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    Seoul Street
    Seoul Street - Ramen Noodles

    Ramen Noodles

    Seoul Street - The front of the restaurant

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    The front of the restaurant

    Kaiyo Sushi - Crunchy pilla

    Kaiyo Sushi

    3.9(302 reviews)
    10.0 km
    $$

    The positive - the samurai roll ($17) was tasty as was the gyoza. While the service was fine, the…read morefood didn't meet my expectations. The chirashi bowl ($18.50) was the smallest portion I've received compared to other sushi restaurants, and it didn't feel like a good value. The sashimi was sliced extremely thin, and unfortunately it didn't taste as fresh as I expected. The teriyaki chicken bento had a large portion of rice, the chicken not so much and lacked the flavor I would expect from a Japanese restaurant. Overall, I was hoping for higher-quality food and more generous portions. My previous visit here was last year with their AYCE menu which they no longer have. I am giving them 3 stars because our area need sushi places and I'm going to give this place a benefit of the doubt that it was just a bad day.

    Another brisk Chula Vista evening. Another mini adventure looking for what to eat after a hard…read moreworkout. The couple that exercises together...gets rather hungry post workout & needs protein immediately! At the behest of my better half, we went with sushi. Healthy, happy, hungry! This little hole in the wall (and I say it with all the sincerity of Linus waiting for the Great Pumpkin) with its cozy booths was perfect. We started with the Monkey Balls, tasty appetizer if you like mounds of cream cheese & spicy tuna shoved into a mushroom fried deeper than Anakin on Mustafar! My GF suggested the salmon nigiri. Note to my peeps: NOT a fan of salmon, like ever in my life! She says "Try it raw, much different." I guess I like salmon now, but only raw, like a lion...who eats sushi. Am I Alex from Madagascar?! Stunned me like the low setting on a Federation phaser! She's the Trinity to my Neo. I ordered the Amazing Dragon roll, which was as Amazing as Peter Parker himself! (Side note: Andrew Garfield deserves far better praise for that role! Give him his 3rd film!!!) When I tell you this roll kicks, it'll knock you into next week and ask you "Who's the master?!" To which you immediately yell, "I AM!" and proceed to devour that roll! Sadly, no glow sans the one radiating from my lovely dinner companion. We ended the night sharing more than just sushi & smiles, but that's a tale for another site...maybe Tumblr. TL:DR - Can't miss menu. Service like family. Great post workout option to replenish the body.

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    Kaiyo Sushi - Sushi

    Sushi

    Kaiyo Sushi - Amazing Dragon Roll

    Amazing Dragon Roll

    Kaiyo Sushi - Monkey Balls so good, barely had time to snap a pic while the other ones were snatched up by our chop sticks!

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    Monkey Balls so good, barely had time to snap a pic while the other ones were snatched up by our chop sticks!

    Greenpea - korean - Updated August 2026

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