¡Excelente! This takes me back to the flavors of the Caribbean. I have been eyeing this one and I'm…read moreglad that we stopped by. I love that most things are roasted and full of flavor without being salty. The empanadas were full of chicken and my chicken bowl was well prepared. When we came in they were a little short handed, but it didn't take too long to get our order. We'll have to keep this place on our radar.

Tasty food served hot & quickly. Fast food set up but tastier…read more They have a drive through if you are in the go or dine in. Got the quarter chicken, comes with 2 sides. The green beans are super flavorful and the chicken was good. The Yuka fries were ok but not the best I've had. The green sauce is tasty and worth adding.

After living in Hawaii, I have a soft spot for Pacific Island food, the likes of which I had never…read moretasted growing up in the American South. A co-worker told me about this food truck and I began following them on Facebook. I'm so glad I finally got to try one of their fiesta plates with chicken, red rice, slaw salad, and japchae (in lieu of the typical pancit). It was so delicious and you get huge portions-enough for two meals. I will definitely be back!

Food was amazing. I called them last minute to cater a function and they came through. I recommend…read moreto anyone that's looking for something different than the common finger foods or barbecue.

The proprietor is so rude and lazy. I stood in line behind 5 people for over 30 minutes and I…read morethought there was only one person working g. Turns out the owner was inside, she stuck her head out to say she wasn't taking anymore orders after those of us in line were served. It was 1:00 in the afternoon at an all day event. But then her buddies showed up and she stopped helping fix the food so she could chat. Then I get my order and they had no cups so they had to put my lemonade in a water bottle. Don't worry, it was warm Country Time. They had no ketchup for the fries. And then I got my fish and it was overcooked! I overall had a horrible experience with this vendor. The only positive was the young man forced to work the window. He was so nice. He was absolutely mortified at what happened but couldn't do anything about it. Waste of $25.

Very fine food. Fresh seafood, just delicious is what it is. Enjoy! As a matter of fact call and…read moreplace an order today.

I am extremely sad to write this review as Thai food is my…read morefavorite cuisine, and after having Thai street food on the streets & in the markets of Chaing Mai & Chaing Rai- I was HOOKED! The 4 main flavors of Thai cuisine are sweet, salty, sour & spicy, and the balance of each component, along with the texture- makes for an explosion in your mouth. We weren't expecting the food to taste the same, knowing that many restaurants & vendors change their food to cater to the American palette, but we expected the food to be good. The line was long, and we were excited while we waited. I spoke to 6 or 7 people in line, but they were all newbies like us. I noticed that some of the food looked as if it had been sitting under the heat lamps for a while (the fried chicken & the sad looking calamari that Joel thought were onion rings!) so we bypassed those altogether- knowing that the Thai have some of the best chicken wings in the world. Seriously! Look it up. We ordered: Pork belly fried rice: Joel said the pork was just okay & the fried rice didn't taste Thai at all. Veggie spring rolls: full of veggies - but were salty, lacked texture, and the chili sauce fell completely flat. Chicken pad Thai w/ medium spice: taste like sugar. Not tamarind, not spice, just sweet sugar. I always ask for extra lime & bean sprouts because I love the extra sour kick of the lime & the crunch of the bean sprouts, but I was only able to eat 2 bites because it was horrible, I felt like my blood sugar was going to go thru the roof! Thai iced coffee: horrible. I don't understand how they could even imagine calling this coffee. Unfortunately, this has been the worst meal we've had in Columbia so far, and I'm deeply sad because although it's street food, we expected it to be one of our best meals. And to the business owners, please do not reply with a comment stating how many people line up at your food stall every Saturday. They're probably new rather than repeat customers, or maybe they don't know what authentic Thai food should taste like. So please, I'm begging you, give us the food that you all cook in your kitchens at home, the food that you feed your own families. I promise, the people will love it!

I've been going to this stall since my freshman year of college, and I just recently graduated. I…read morewould go religiously every weekend to get these pork buns, but unfortunately had to stop because of the price increase. I get it. Things happen. Each time I come here I get the 3 pork buns ($12). They're delicious. They melt in your mouth with the marinated meat and soft dough. They're steamed and you receive them piping hot. Three is the perfect amount, as it leaves me full until lunch every time. I also love their boba, milk tea, and Korean corn dogs. The corn dog is nice and crispy, and always has a delicious flavor. I recently introduced my boyfriend to this place and he's been hooked ever since! There's a reason this place always has a line. Back when I first started coming, they'd be sold out of the steamed buns by 11am, and the market closes at 1!

Went towards the end of the market (around 12:40ish). Service was fast, but there were a couple of…read morethings that caught me off guard. I was anticipating a hand-sized pupusa, and what was on the flat top were pupusas about the size of my head. Not necessarily a problem, but even a Salvadoran friend of mine was put off by how big the pupusas were when I sent him a picture. The second was the price. I get inflation and yadda yadda, but I looked at the menu picture on here for the pork pupusa ($7) and when I got there in person it was actually $10. Now, I get that the menu picture was 3 years ago, but yeesh. Again, the Salvadoran friend was blown away by the price. The pupusa itself was rather greasy, and had a very strong masa flavor. It was less a pocket of meat rather a flat pancake with meat throughout. Once I got towards the center, the flavor was a lot better. The curtido and the hot sauce made the pupusa much better. Over all, say it was pretty decent, but I would not get it again considering the price. If you like very large portions, you'll have no problem with these pupusas. It just wasn't for me. Pupusa: 7.0/10 With curtido and hot sauce: 7.6/10 Total: $10

Flavorful and very authentic food. Serviced by owners which makes it even more enjoyable.read more

My son picked this spot to meet some friends. Glad he did. I never would have eaten here otherwise…read more This is a no frills place that doesn't look so good from the outside. It has a private lot and I am assuming it used to be some sort of a fast food Mexican place. The staff is very friendly. Not many tables. I got my order to go. Spicy Garlic tenders and fries. Very tasty. A little bit of kick but no too bad even though the menu shows 3 hot peppers for spice level. The fries are the crinkle cut kind so not fresh cut but still very good. I'd go back for sure.

We were driving from Charleston to Charlotte and were passing through Columbia on a holiday so most…read moreplaces were closed. I saw that this place was open and coincidentally, I was craving Korean fried chicken. We ordered fried chicken of course - half honey garlic chicken and half of the yangnyeom flavor. We also got the cheese fries and corn dog. I loooooved everything! I wish I had the stomach capacity to order more chicken so I can try more flavors!

My husband and I have been visiting this restaurant on nights. We don't wanna cook since 2019. It's…read morevery clean. The owners are very attentive. Soft piano music nothing loud and overbearing and you can just sit there and talk and enjoy your food. No red carpet spectacular events happen when you enter. But you are greeted courteously, professionally, and kindly. I'd eat here several times a week if I could.

Cuisine: 8 Service: 7…read moreDecor: 6 Value: 8 Overall: 8 Is it possible to get proper Korean food in South Carolina? Why, yes you can. Not just decent, but actually excellent quality. Old lady serving the food also feels friendly and kind. I have been here a few times and always left very satisfied. My favorite so far has been the seafood soondubu, which is full of umami. The tofu is smooth, while there are plenty of seafood to make it tasty. This version is almost as good as any soondubu we have in NYC, maybe except BCD. Other things I would get again here includes their grilled galbi, kimchi pancake, and galbitang. I should also mention that the restaurant provides eight different banchan and they were all quite yummy. Since I can't find any good Chinese food here in Lexington/Columbus area, I will have to seek out my Asian fix from other places. This Korean restaurant may be one of my best options.

Ordered on door dash. We found 5 shrimp in the shrimp fried rice. Would have loved more. The 84…read more Broccoi with Garlic Sauce was so good and only had the slightest kick. The 1. Fried Chicken Wings came with 3, wished there were more and the 45. Plain Lo Mein was fire. Loved the flavor. The food arrived hot and fresh.

Family ordered takeaway for Christmas. We ordered their wonton soup, garlic tofu, vegetable…read moredelight, sweet and sour chicken, and fried wontons. Balance came out to approximately $110. What's hot - Menu. It's a pretty extensive menu- meats, veggies, tofu, maybe even for vegans. - Service. For ordering food for a family of 6, our order was ready in about 20 minutes. Everything was properly wrapped up. Nothing was missing. When I gave them the name for our order, everything was ready. They're also open during major American holidays, such as Christmas and New Year's, which is very helpful. - Location. Pretty easy to find in a small plaza with other shops. When we went on Christmas Day, all their tables and chairs were pushed to the side, so I'm uncertain whether they're currently doing table service or if it's just take away orders. - Price. Very reasonable, especially given the portions. If you order a quart, versus a pint, it's less than $10, which includes white rice. What's not - Quality. As a child of immigrant parents, who grew up in Silicon Valley, CA, where there is a large community of Chinese immigrants, I can say that this is not authentic Chinese food. It's catered for the local American population. The flavor and seasoning of the food is very generic. For example the difference between my spicy garlic tofu and vegetable delight was only the tofu. All the vegetables between the two dishes were literally the same, including the sauce/taste. With that said, it's not terrible. For Americanized Chinese food, it works. Final Answer Wouldn't be my first choice for quality Chinese food, but it's reliable.