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    5.0 (2 reviews)

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    Yubu Yum - SPICY PORK

    Yubu Yum

    4.5(80 reviews)
    1.7 kmMidtown
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    I've been visiting Yubu Yum for years. They're now located at the Midtown Eats ghost kitchen at…read more22nd and S right behind Zoe Coffee and Tacos. The Ghost Kitchen has a lot of great options, and while it's take out only, there are picnic benches all around if you're looking to eat right away. There are a few parking spots by the ghost kitchen but you're better off parking on the street since there's a flow of delivery drivers coming in and out for delivery orders. I recommend calling ahead to order (cash or venmo) or ordering online (for pickup or delivery). The last time I ordered I called in and I always get their 6 piece combo that comes with your choice of six yubu and a drink. It's a lot of food and could be shared, or if you're really hungry you could take them all down- they're delicious enough that you'll want to. Individual Yubu are about $5-$6 per piece and have a sweet tofu packet loaded with rice and then the topping of your choice. All the toppings are delicious and they offer a variety of options including fresh fish, bulgogi, corn and cheese, pork, and crab. They also have a variety of sides like mini udon, kimchi fried rice, sodduk sodduk, mandu, potato croquettes, mini honey pancakes and more. Some of my favorites are the bbq albacore, garlic butter crab, lemon pepper salmon, myungran crab, spicy tuna, and seared tuna. I love trying new options whenever they have them though. I've only ever ordered pick up, but I appreciate that delivery is available too. This is one of my favorite spots for a treat meal when I'm craving fresh fish. For me, these are more filling than sushi and I love the sweet and savory combination of flavors that yubu offers.

    What a treat. I had an opportunity to try a variety of items. I unfortunately can't speak on the…read moreambiance as I experienced the food from delivery. I'm sure the service onsite will be welcoming. I had their mandu, which was fresh. Crisp to the bite and flavorful. Not oily either which is a great plus. I had their bulgogi and spicy pork, I believe, and both were delicious. Each was flavorful and had the perfect balance between protein and rice. The fact that I don't need to add hot sauce speaks volumes to a perfectly seasoned item. I would highly recommend this place for a quick bite. Wouldn't say a meal, but def more of a snack spot to satisfy the Korean cravings.

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    The Line Kitchens - ~around $15 including tip/tax

    The Line Kitchens

    3.6(30 reviews)
    6.1 kmSacramento State, East Sacramento

    Super impressed with this place and all it has to offer! I'm so jealous of the locals that live…read morenearby and can hang out here on any given day. Being so close to the university, I would expect more students to be here, but each time I've come (2), the crowd skews 30-40s. Lots of families and small children too. I love the concept of a food hall where everyone can get what they want. And with the convenience of table side ordering, there are no lines and people can really enjoy hanging out and chatting while the food is cooked and arrives. I will say my one complaint is that everything is served to go with very little reusable dishware, which creates lots of paper waste. All dishes come with the right accoutrements too - ketchup for fries, onion and cilantro for the Birria ramen. Offerings: - Birria Ramen: super good flavor and good quality meat. I would have liked it to be served in a different container, perhaps there is a bowl option I missed. 4/5 - Okie Dokies Burger: Calling all onion lovers to this place! It did also have great overall flavor and was cooked well. 5/5 - Okie Dokies Fries: Crinkle cut fries, these were just fine. A little seasoning would have made these better. 3/5 - Hawaiian Calzone: Surprisingly good! I really enjoyed the mix of flavors and the calzone wasn't as bready as most come. 4/5. - Kru hand rolls and sushi: It's Kru, it's good. The quality, flavors, everything. 5/5.

    We visited The Line for the first time for a friend's birthday and this is a great spot for get…read moretogethers and celebrations! It fits a lot of people and allows everyone to order from different types of vendors- But let me back things up... The Line is right off Elvas Avenue and has a great space that offers outdoors seating as well as some covered "indoor" seating. The indoor area would definitely be protected from the elements on a bad weather day, but is more open concept and keeps it feeling indoor/outdoor especially for the nice days. I think they have a dirt/gravel lot next door, but it's not clearly marked other than a smaller sign saying "Private property" and that you need the owners permission to park- so is the owner the Line and if you're a customer you have permission? Or is the lot owned by someone else... we opted to park on the street to avoid any confusion. There is a good amount of street parking in the area and a lot is two hour parking (except on weekends when it's unlimited)- always read the parking signs though. The inside is fresh and modern and green with plenty of seating. There are two bars where you can order drinks that include beer, wine, alcoholic kombucha, cider, seltzers and non-alcoholic options. There is something for everyone. There are QR codes on the tables that you can scan to order food from the ghost kitchens to your table. Many people in our group were confused by the way it's set up- when we stopped in Garden of Eat'n was the default and many people in my group didn't even realize you could scroll at the very top to see the other restaurants. Maybe having the front greeting screen be a list of all the businesses would be better so it shows off the variety, because they have some great options here. We got drinks from the bar and hung out and eventually we ordered some food. From the "Small Bites & Sweets" menu we got Ranch Cheese Curds ($13.99) and Deep Fried Pickles ($12.99). I would say these were a bit expensive for the portion, and the fried pickles could have been a bit crispier on the outside but both options had good flavor and they were a crowd pleaser. We also got Jumbo tenders (3 for $15), a side of pickles (a decent sized container $5) and and extra fuego sauce ($1) from Nash and Proper. The jumbo tenders seem a bit more expensive compared to the online prices for the other location- but in this economy maybe that's the new price. Nash and Proper is always delicious though and the side of pickles goes so well with the spicy chicken. I also got the Primo Combo ($21) from Okie Dokies which comes with their Okie DOkie burger, fries and a dirty soda of choice- I got the I'm in Love with the Coco which is Dr.Pepper and cream of coconut. I also added another side of pickles ($5) and an extra sauce ($1). The burger came out fresh and hot and was super flavorful. I actually added some Nash and Proper Fuego Sauce to the burger which is a unique opportunity since they're both here and that was great. The OD sauce is a bit sweet for me, but other people really liked it. The drink was refreshing and the fries were cooked well too. I placed each order separately for each vendor, but I wonder if I could have added multiple vendors to my cart before ordering because there was a $0.88 service charge on each order on top of tip and tax. I'll have to test it out next time. When you have multiple people in your group there's definitely going to be people wanting to order from different spots. This spot is open and dog and kid friendly. There were some parents that were letting their kids stray a bit far from them and we ended up with some random kids under our table playing with sand. We also had some parents chase their kids through our group. If you don't like kids you may want to reconsider or maybe head in later in the day, or scope out a more secluded corner. All the dogs were leashed when we were here and were very well behaved. If it wasn't so hot we would have brought our dog. Speaking of hot, it is going to get HOT here. We were there around 4pm on a Sacramento spring 75 degree day and the sun was pounding down on us until it set. I definitely got burnt and I forgot my sunglasses so I was constantly changing my position, squinting or covering my eyes to be able to talk to our group. Once the sun went down it was so much better. I hope they add some umbrellas, misters and other summer friendly accessories to keep people coming once it really heats up. Overall, we had a great time and while this spot is new and will undoubtedly go through some adjustments as they experience their first summer we're already planning to go back.

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