Even better showing…read more Checked out Stacey's for lunch since I've seen some different menu items on Instagram. Tried the bulgogi with fried rice, veggie spring rolls, gyro, and ribs. The bulgogi was a ton of food, a full container's worth. Getting through it took a lot. It was well seasoned and had great flavor. The spring rolls were pretty good, even better with the dipping sauce that comes with them. The ribs were great, though they had a lingering soy sauce flavor I found odd. the gyro was also tasty with some different things on it than I am used to. There were blue cheese crumbles and banana peppers on it along with the usual gyro fixins. Made for a dynamic bite. Still have to try the korean burrito so I will be back.

A Korean pulled-pork sandwich, served up by Stacey's African-American chef/owner and his white…read moreright-hand man. That's real fusion, not the nonsense food you find in fancy Short North restaurants. The sauce was a tad sweet, but the pork was nice and tender, and the pickled cabbage salad (the Korean part of the sandwich?) gave it a nice bright acidic touch. It would have been nice on a heartier roll, but for $5, how can you complain? Here's hoping I run into them again.

Amazing fresh vegetables and noodles... Outstanding service Comfest. Always look forward to seeing…read morethem

I had these noodles earlier this summer at the Whitehall food truck festival and I've been wanting…read morethem again so I went to the Nelly concert in low and behold the food truck was there. I was so happy everything at the festival. I don't know if everything was $13, but this was $13 And I loved it.

Nice selection of fusion items, featuring a selection of proteins (Korean fried chicken, chicken…read moreteriyaki, carnitas, BBQ tofu, birria, and bulgogi asada) that you can pair with different styles, like burritos, rice bowls, salads, tacos, and the like. We opted to sample some burritos and a quesadilla. Generous portion sizes, hot and well prepared, everything was delicious and hit the spot. TaKorea shares the space with Game Arena, so you can also do some gaming on PCs, consoles, and tabletop/board games while you enjoy your food. Parking is available in the Gateway parking garage.

My friend and I stopped here for the first time bc they had games, food, and a bar. The inside is…read morecute and has different neon lights all over. Their drink menu was extensive and had summer limited time options. They had some mocktails as well. We ordered the bulgogi egg roll, truffle fries, and Korean fried chicken. I'll start by saying the flavors were all really good, but our chicken and fries were cold when they got to us. We asked if they could heat them up quickly but they were unable to take the food back to do that. It was a little disappointing but it was still good so it wasn't the end of the world I guess. We got to play some games while we were there and chatted with the bartender about the movie theater next door. Also the bathroom was clean which is a major plus. Overall, I would come back since the food was yummy. Just wish it was warm.

I caught the cart on the far north side in the Crosswoods using Street Food Finder online. I got…read morethere late and the chef had sold out of most of the proteins but he gave me a discounted bowl of the ramen version of bacon and eggs. After giving my bowl a lashing of rooster sauce I scuttled back to my vehicle to dig into this steaming goodness. Popped the top to an ample share of cellophane noodles topped with homemade pickled radishes and cucumber plus two perfectly soft boiled eggs then covered in a rich salty porky bacon broth made this a perfect lunchable. As a fan of asian soups and noodle houses I wasn't disappointed by my visit and look forward to catching this cart around Cbus!

The food gods taketh away, and the food gods giveth back…read more Fresh on the heels of Freshstreet's departure & indefinite hiatus, Mashita Noodles has arrived. And while they don't quite match Freshstreet's ramen awesomeness (not that I think that's really their intent), they're a nice reminder that the food scene in this town is really taking off. When young people start hand making their own alkaline noodles, you know something pretty good is going on. The day I went, two choices of noodles (regular and spicy), three choices of broth (house, vegan, and chilled spicy), and three choices of protein (pulled pork, chicken, squash & mushroom), plus bean sprouts, herbs, and if you ask, homemade kimchi. Don't come looking for traditional ramen, that's not what Mashita is serving. But that's okay, because what they're producing is a pretty nice bowl of Asian-inspired noodle soup. The broths are distinctive and complex; the vegan broth (made with konbu and shiitake mushroom) was particularly good. The alkaline noodles could have been just a tad more chewy, but I'm not going to criticize too much anyone who goes through the trouble of making their own noodles by hand, no less. Now if only I can convince them to make a traditional tonkotsu ramen broth...

Booked Ninja Bowl to come to a school event. The owner / operator was so responsive, friendly, and…read moreprofessional: they confirmed promptly through email, showed up and set up early, and were so kind and efficient during service. Their menu is reasonably priced and everything was fresh and delicious, especially their signature bowls (but I was also impressed with their sides and the few specials they were featuring too). The meal felt healthier than many food trucks. Highly recommend Ninja Bowl.

We came across Ninja Bowl at an event, after having already eaten a meal, but couldn't resist going…read morefor some gyoza. They come 3 to an order and were piping hot (which the friendly staff kindly gave us a heads-up about), accompanied by a small cup of sauce. The menu also includes a variety of bowls (chicken, beef, tofu, or veggie) and haru maki (spring rolls). What we saw coming out all looked and smelled quite good, and we'd be glad to try more from the menu in the future! The truck also has a helpful sign right on the front that tells you how to order your preferred spicy level (the default is "not spicy," according to the sign).

So flavorful and huge portion size. The jerk chicken is super juicy and I put it on top of white…read morerice and it's sooo good! The ground beef patty was my favorite. It came out crispy and piping hot, and the cornbread was amazing! 10/10.

I got the jerk chicken tacos. She put cheese and barbecue sauce on it. It was disgusting. I…read morerecommend do not go find some other food thank me later.

Fresh and fast: 1. Select your base - salad or rice or 50/50…read more2. Pick your proteins - salmon, tuna, octopus, crab, tofu etc 3. Add your mix-ins: assorted greens scallion, cucmber, jalapenos, avocado, mangoes, carrots etc.. 4. Create your flavor: loads of different sauces wasabi, aioli, ponzu etc 5. Add your toppings..sesame, furukake, crispy onions and garlic etc..

*UPDATE: I got food poisoning ughhhhhh…read more So yummy!! They have a million different choices to create the perfect poke bowl for you! Very clean inside and friendly staff. Price is very reasonable for the portions and quality. Can't wait to come back and try a sushi burrito!

We have tried so many different things on the menu, and every thing has been so delicious! We have…read moretried pork belly, shrimp, and chicken all the meat is always so flavorful and the sides are also great (we love the garlic rice)! The portions are also huge!

Outside from catching them during event session, love their approx. monthly appearance at the…read moreOlentangy River Brewing Company and same hood for the Roosevelt Coffeehouse. Lovely place to hang around with rotational food truck and super nice patio. The small bites option is what I usually order. Pick a protein, side with either Lumpia or Crab Rangoon and choice of rice. This time switched things up and trying their Thai Curry with shrimp. It is creamy, rich and have a hint of nuttiness. The grilled shrimp is tender and the veggies [mushroom, eggplant, carrots and bok choy] infused perfectly with the curry. With this curry, I can have more than a bowl of rice. If you are a Ube lover, highly recommend trying their Ube Crinkle Cookie. Slightly crisp outside and super gooey inside. Prefect with a cup of coffee/tea.