Linh Y.

Manduyo was our last vendor of the day at Blossom Market Hall (BMH) at San Gabriel Mission District. My eldest daughter and I were here for a food hall adventure. Behind the food hall has free parking. Seating available inside and outside patio. Free wifi. Restrooms near front entrance. Ordering was very easy at the kiosk. Simple menu with various options such as Premium Korean Dosirak Box, Authentic Rice Bowl, Our Famous Mandu (Dumpling), Extra, Beverage, and Salad. I just wanted something small since I had already eaten and bought from other vendors. Pork dumplings were perfect so I got an order of 6. They were quite flavorful and well seasoned. However, I thought they was on the smaller side. Their beverage looked good so I couldn't resist and got the peach mango lemonade. So glad I got the drink because it was very refreshing and delightful. Lady staff was friendly and smiley. Service was quick. Overall experience was nice. Definitely will come back to try their rice bowls and maybe even one of their Dosirak boxes!

Delicious Korean food found in Blossom Market Hall. The lady there is often smiling and provides great customer service. I've visited multiple times and can say the Ramyun noodles (dine-in only, but has lid for bowl) are cooked perfectly and the dumplings are delicious. The price is commensurate with the size of the order. Great value. Will return.

Penny P.

What's up: Here for a team lunch. Last time I was debating between Mediterranean and Korean, and since Mediterranean won last time, I'm here for the Korean food! Parking: Plenty of parking available in their large lot. Environment: located inside the Blossom Market Hall. We got here for an early lunch, so it was not too crowded yet. The menu is listed overhead and you can place your order at the counter or with the self serve kiosk. I used the kiosk and it was fairly simple to use. Once the order was ready, I got a text on my phone. After picking up my order, I grabbed a seat at one of the many tables. What was ordered: - Manduyo Special (flavorful and yummy. They had a mango sauce that I had asked not to add since I have allergies. I'm sure that would have made the meal even more flavorful) Yay/Nay/Meh: Yay, overall, the food was good. The ordering process was simple and the staff members were polite. Credit cards are accepted.

Jess C.

This review is long overdue. I've been coming here for YEARS and miss this restaurant so much. Please open up a 2nd location in the IE. The food is delicious. We always order the galbi. It is worth the price. No other Korean restaurant I've been to has better LA. galbi than Manduyo sorry. I really like the new dosirak box it comes in now with the banchan. Everything tasted great. Even to my picky eating husband lol. To be fair I haven't tried everything on their menu. Mostly because I'm too full after eating the galbi.

Ruth Z.

For anyone reading this near San Gabriel or thinking about visiting San Gabriel add Manduyo in your stop! This place is so amazing from the kind customer service to the delicious Korean food that will fill you up. From the moment you order your food, they make it fresh, in a timely manner, and is served with a smile. I can't express how sweet the staff has been every single time. I personally have tried the Dosirak Box, Korean Ramyum, and the Rice2meatyou Rice bowl. All were amazing! Blossom Market Hall (where Manduyo is located) offers plenty of sitting space, they keep it clean and it's a great place to go whether you're by yourself, on a date, or with your family.

Lily V.

As part of the Blossom Market hall right next to the back entrance, this place serves Korean dishes in cute paper boxes. We wanted to try the dish with a fun name: Insane Tteokgalbi You can order with the staff at the counter or at their touchscreen kiosk. We got a device that will vibrate once the meal is ready. Once we got the dish, it was in two boxes, the hot meal in one and the salad in the other with a small container of sauce. The dish comes with minced beef (which I was surprised given the name, I assumed it will come with galbi?), kimchi, pickled spicy radish (one slice), melted mozzarella cheese, with rice underneath and a fried egg on top. The salad is a mixed green lettuce with a nice vinaigrette with some crunchy bites on top. The melted cheese had a such a nice cheese pull! The beef was flavorful, it mixes well with the rice and the fried egg was cooked with the yolk a bit runny making the rice more delicious when mixed in. The salad was good, a nice refreshing and light side dish. Overall it was a decent meal! I think they patched a word on the menu after "beef" to correct that they are using minced beef now instead.

Patricia L.

Another place inside the Blossom Market Hall. It serves Korean fusion dishes. I got the Fantastic Pork Belly which had slices of pork belly with rice, rice cake, house salad and pickled radish. As for the sauce, I opted for the non-spicy sauce which was the soy glaze sauce. Overall, it was tasty but I would prefer the rice cake not mixed with my dish - but this fusion style dish after all. For my drink, I got the Strawberry Mango Lemonade. This was good and refreshing. The staff was nice and friendly. Would try their other dishes next time I go here.

Eric P.

Had a craving and stopped by to order the Manduyo special. I asked for no sesame this time around. Always delicious and service is again A++! Love their new Manduyo bag! We took our food to go and it kept all of our orders hot and fresh. Thank you!!!

Bilin W.

The restaurant is located in the Blossom Market Hall, with plenty of seating available indoor and outdoor. I ordered a k-ramen combo ($16 + $2 egg) which came with a box of mandu/dumpling and pickle radish. It was upsetting that the ramen was basically instant noodle with 3 added rice cakes and no other modification. The pork dumpling was presented on a bed of salad, but it tasted very ordinary. I was also not too fond of the dumpling's texture, it's just doughier compared to the ones I usually have (steamed or pan fried). I wouldn't say I am too satisfied with the food quality for the price. The service was fine, they provide a buzzer to notify you when the food is done. And since it's in a food court, there are many food choices available, which can be great for hangout.

Shik P.

We love Manduyo! We come all the way from the San Fernando Valley to have some of our favorite Manduyo meals. We found this place last September and have gone here 3x now so far. We've also recommended Manduyo to all our social circles and they too have said the food is delicious and the quality is excellent along with great customer service. Thank you Jenny the sweet lady at the counter who's always so pleasant and provides excellent customer service. Our favorite is the Rice2MeetU Bowl and Manduyo Special. Always cooked fresh. The food is delicious. The quality of the beef is great. The Korean flavoring is on point. Just the right amount of spice and seasoning. The servings are always plentiful. The other meal we ordered is a simple spam with scrambled eggs and white rice. Our child has food allergies to peanuts, tree nuts and sesame seed and Jenny is always so kind and considerate on how they prepare and cook all their meals. Manduyo is our go to for Korean rice bowl cravings because not only do they serve delicious meals they also provide excellent customer service.

Kaylie Z.

I got the Manduyo special which is basically the rice2meetu mixed with a scrambled egg Food tasted great, but it was indeed very oily and greasy Ate it upstairs in the food court and it was filling enough for two meals

Michelle C.

I was looking for a quick lunch option with friends and this satisfied my hunger! I chose the egg and beef rice bowl and it was sooo good. The egg consistency was similar steamed egg so it was super soft and tasty. All the stalls in the Market have seating around so after I ordered I got a buzzer and waited for my meal. Plenty of parking outside and other vendors to choose from if your group has different tastes!

Carl N.

Manduyo is a Korean premium rice boxes and dumpling. They are located within the Blossom Market Hall. They have 11 rice boxes and 5 side appetizers. I came to grab a late, late lunch/early dinner meal. It was my first time at this Korean food stand. I had their Soy Glazed Chicken is composes of White meat (Chicken breast) House soy sauce, cage free fried egg, mango mayo sauce, white rice, green bell pepper Onion, Green onion, pickle radish, soy, sesame seed, wheat, dairy, gluten. It was delicious and fresh with an interesting flavor; white chicken breast was soft, tender and juicy. Staff were competent and professional. Prices (rice boxes) average was $15-16 bucks with tax. Service was bloody on point. Portions do match the price. Overall, it was a nice rice box meal.