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    3.8 (21 reviews)
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    A7. Crispy pork dry rice noodle
    Mel J.

    A7. Crispy pork dry rice noodle: the crispy pork was delicious but they were in tiny pieces unlike the picture. The noodle was soft but a bit overcooked for my liking. The good thing was that there were self-served toppings. With small portion of protein, these toppings helped enhanced the dish. The soup was bland and tasted like the broth from boiling the noodle. Overall, it's 3.5 stars for me

    A3 crispy pork & braised pork dry rice noodle
    Jesus G.

    Place is great for introverts - you can order at a kiosk and your food just arrives at a pickup site, no fuss. I got the A3 Crispy Pork & Braised Pork Dry Rice Noodle. The pork was tasty, but I wish there was a bit more. The noodles were bouncy and tender. There's a topping bar so I added a healthy amount of roasted peanuts, young bamboo shoot, green beans, and chili oil. You can taste the Chinese five spice in the meat marinade. The dish came out tasty, with a balance of flavor, sour, umami, spicy all with a variety of textures. It's a decent food court space, ample seating, plenty of families having a good time.

    A good lunch.
    Alan C.

    I was back in the neighborhood so I decided to try another place at the new SF supermarket food court. Overall, a good meal. They do have a good selection. I ordered through the kiosk, I don't know if they will also let you. Order in person. I decided to have the combo dry noodles, and an order of the green onion, pancakes. There was a little glitch in the ordering, because I ordered a Diet Coke in a 20 oz bottle, but all they had were 12 oz cans. It was only a few cents difference, so I let it slide, but you might want to pay attention to that.... My food came in about 10 minutes, which was not bad. The combo came with Pork, beef shank, and crispy pork. Once you get your food, they have a condiment bar, with things such as scallions, peanuts, jalapeños, etc. The dry noodle bowl also came with a delicious clear broth, and you can put in as much or as little as you want. The noodles were delicious and just the right texture, , the beef was tender and flavorful, and I definitely liked the broth. About half of my bowl came home with me. The stallion pancakes, unfortunately, we're not as successful. They were delicious, but they were way too oily. I would pick one up with my hands, and if I even squeezed it a little bit, I could see the oil just dripping off my fingers. Again, fat is flavor, as they say on the Food Network, but I didn't care for the oily texture. They did come with a chili sauce, and I dipped the pancakes, just very lightly into the chili sauce, and it added a good flavor without being too spicy. I also put a tiny bit of the chili sauce into my soup. For all I got, plus the fact that I had some to take home, the price was reasonable. Another good meal in this new food court. Thank you.

    A1 dry noodle, combo meat, soup on the side.
    Enkhee T.

    This is a new noodle place inside SF market's new food court. We tried one soup the A1 dry noodle combo. It comes with the soup on the side, you can sip it, or put into the noodle bowl. Make sure to get the condiments and flavor/season to your desire. It will be plain if you don't add the seasoning to your desire. Noodle king also offers chines donuts, veggie dish, steamed and fried buns with condensed milk which is delish. I look forward to trying more when I am in the area about $12-13 a bowl of soup. You pay at a screen and choose yourself and it will be delivered to you after.

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    Angela L.

    I was hesitant to try Noodle King at first because of the mixed reviews, but I'm really glad I gave it a shot, I ordered the B4, which comes with beef shank and crispy pork belly. The pork belly was thinly sliced and added a nice crispiness to the noodles without being hard to eat. The broth was piping hot and was a bit mild in flavor but all you had to do was did in their various assortment of toppings like chili, peanuts, pickled veggies, chili oil and their salty sauce. I'm not too sure what it was but tasted a bit like soy sauce. I liked it and I'll be back.

    B3 (crispy pork & braised pork)
    Stephanie Y.

    I ordered through the kiosk, but I think you can order at the counter too. The lady sitting behind the counter was hidden and I barely saw her.. she was unhelpful and kinda rude, seemed annoyed that I asked her a question. I wanted just crispy pork noodle soup but they said they were sold out. Doesn't make sense when I was able to order the crispy pork & braised pork combo. So, they're already off to a poor start imo. The noodles broke apart so easily and didn't have any chewiness to them, so disappointed there too. I guess I prefer skinnier rice noodles? Overall, I think they just weren't cooked well. Meat slices were very thin, which I kinda like. Flavor was ok. On the plain side, but fine with me. I like that you add your own toppings (they have peanuts, green onion, cilantro, chili oil, green beans, etc). I was carrying my child at the time so the lady from the kitchen offered to help scoop toppings for me, which I appreciated. Her service was a redeeming part of my experience.. when I was done adding toppings, she bagged it up for me. I gave an extra star just for her, but otherwise this was more of a 2 star experience. To all the businesses in this food court..not sure how they will survive, as I've yet to see many people in there eating. It doesn't help when your front counter people are hiding and unhelpful..

    B5 crispy pork and braised beef noodle soup
    Squampkin07 ..

    Delicious! They have a little toppings bar so you can add what you like. Great noodle texture.

    Located in SF market food court
    Thi N.

    It was more delicious than I thought. Love the idea where I can add my own toppings. They have a cashier but also a kiosk to put your order. Lot's of place to seat down and eat.

    A-1 House Special

    I ordered the A1 House Special, and it was extremely disappointing. The flavor was bland, and the portion of meat was very small. To make matters worse, the dish was missing the egg that was shown in the menu picture. When I asked about it, the staff claimed there was an egg shortage and pointed to a small sign explaining this--I wish they had a larger, more noticeable sign. If they're not including the egg, they should at least compensate by adding more meat. The meal also came with a bowl of soup, which was nothing more than hot water with a hint of salt--it was absolutely disgusting. Overall, I do not recommend this place!

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    Antonio M.

    A generous 2 rating. Noodle soup not hot and lacked flavor. Roasted pork not crunchy. Skimpy on meat. Did not refill several toppings in serving area (peanuts, etc) Meh!

    B8 beef briskets noodle soup.

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    Seoul 1979

    Seoul 1979

    4.8
    (209 reviews)
    0.8 mi
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    Gamsahamnida! Back…read moreagain, and the food and service continue to be great! The chicken katsu is still one of the best I've had--light, crispy, and perfectly crunchy on the outside, with juicy, tender chicken inside. Every visit has been consistently delicious, and the staff are always friendly and welcoming. I also tried the spicy pork again. It's a bit different from the Korean spicy pork I'm used to. Instead of the pork being marinated so the flavor is deeply infused, it seems to be grilled first and then coated with the sauce. While it's not the traditional style I expected, it's still flavorful and worth trying if you're open to a different take on the dish. In addition the chicken gangjeong dish that requires it to be "deep fried chicken" needs additional time to get crunchy like you would expect. I think the sauce may have made the crunch disappear. The consistency in both the food and the service is what keeps bringing me back. I'm looking forward to working my way through the rest of the menu. Other: -plenty of parking -bathroom inside -on hot days it's a little warm in the restuaruant *local family business*

    Seoul 1979 keeps it simple, comforting, and does Korean comfort food really well…read more The tonkatsu curry was the standout for me. Crispy, golden breading with a juicy pork cutlet underneath, smothered in a rich, savory Japanese-style curry that was comforting without being too heavy. Served with rice and fresh cabbage slaw, it made for a complete, satisfying meal. The bibimbap was fresh and well balanced, with plenty of vegetables, tender beef, and a perfectly fried egg that tied everything together. Every bite had a great mix of textures and flavor. The vibe is casual and welcoming. This is the kind of neighborhood spot you'll want to come back to whenever you're craving Korean comfort food. Rex Tip: Mix the bibimbap thoroughly before your first bite. Every ingredient is meant to come together, and that's when the flavors really shine. 5 ROARS from Focusaurus Rex

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    Seoulzip Korean Restaurant

    Seoulzip Korean Restaurant

    4.4
    (317 reviews)
    1.1 mi
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    My daughter struck again…read more My daughter flew into town from Texas and she wanted to hit up another Korean restaurant and she found SeoulZip on Yelp-so we headed out there. Driving from Natomas it was a bit of a drive but I'm always down to try a new spot when she is in town. The parking situation at this restaurant was pretty nice-they share a big lot with many businesses,so parking was ample. We walked in towards the end of the night,like around 830pm,only a few people in there,but it was late. They have a pretty decent-sized restaurant with lots of tables,so I would feel comfortable going there with limited wait time most days. We sat down and they have a pretty decent sized menu with lots of options,but I was pretty sure I knew what we wanted. We went with Soft Tofu Soup($19.99). We also went with two orders of Dolsot Bibimbap ($20.99) Lastly we went with an order of their YangYum Chicken Wings($25.99) They provided us with complimentary Banchan as well-almost everything they provided was standard and they were yummy-I'd say the three of us ate about 90% of it-so good. The food came out pretty fast starting with the chicken wings. Overall the wings were pretty tasty and juicy but just a tad sweet for my taste. I tend to prefer my food on the spicier side. The soup came out next and it was sizzling. I really enjoyed the awesome flavor of the broth, very tasty and would order this again without hesitation. Now my son and I both got the Bibimbap and we both came to the same conclusions. -Aesthetic-perfect-almost didn't want to eat it. -Temperature-so hot with crunchy vegetables -loving it -Ingredients-perfect mixture of rice,meat,vegetables and egg -Taste-every bite was better than the last one and had me looking forward to the next bite. Easily my favorite Bibimbap I've had so far. Overall I would say I had a wonderful visit with my son and daughter and was so very happy that my daughter visiting me from Texas got me to add another great restaurant to my Sacramento resume. Just in case anyone is on the fence-traditional Korean cuisine is absolutely spectacular and I recommend that everyone should try it-it's so much more diverse than just Korean BBQ.

    We came here for lunch after visiting the Children's Museum in Rancho Cordova. Korean cuisine is…read moreone of our favorites and will keep you full, especially right before the 2-hr drive back to the Bay Area on Jul 4 weekend. Seoulzip is located in a big shopping center and is a good-sized restaurants. Portions were generous and overall food was excellent with just one hiccup. The BBQ Chicken came on a sizzling platter, but initially about 20% of the chicken was undercooked and had pinkness. They took it back and re-cooked it to 109% doneness. Bulgolgi is our son's favorite and he ate most of it. The meat was sliced thicker than most other places but flavors were otherwise good and I like the level of sauce. Its easy to go overboard on sauce. The free banchan was excellent. as was their pork seafood tofu soup (mild spiciness). Wife felt it was one of the better Soondubus she's had.

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    Manna House

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    4.5
    (31 reviews)
    0.0 mi

    Located in SF supermarket plaza food court. Open seating, nearby restroom, several sinks for hand…read morewashing. Jiajiamyun was hot and delicious. Onions cabbage and cucumber. Would reorder.

    Finally got the chance to check out the SF Market food court and picked up a few items while I was…read morethere. Out of all the spots we tried, this one easily stood out for having the best overall quality. I ordered the shrimp chow fun, which was full of flavor and had a great balance of noodles and shrimp, nothing felt skimpy. I also tried the green onion pancake, which came with a dipping sauce on the side. It was light, crispy, and really satisfying. The pork bun was another highlight. Super fresh and a good size. For drinks, I ordered their oat milk matcha latte, which they hand whisk. It tasted smooth and well made; they only offer maple syrup as a sweetener, and I asked for half the amount, which worked out nicely. The gentleman at the register was also incredibly friendly because after I placed my order, he handed me a handmade dish scrubber that he said his mom made, which was such a thoughtful and sweet gesture. Overall, I'd definitely recommend stopping by if you're visiting the food court. While the portions are a bit smaller than what you'd get at a typical restaurant, the quality makes up for it, and the pricing feels fair for what you're getting. It's a solid option if you're looking for tasty, well prepared food with genuinely kind service.

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    Sora Sushi

    Sora Sushi

    4.2
    (355 reviews)
    1.5 mi
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    A friend suggested we try out Sora Sushi. She has been here before and since I haven't she figured…read moreI would like it. I love sushi so I was completely down to try out a new sushi spot. We arrive and we walk in and I notice the restaurant is completely empty. I started to wonder if this place was good? But, I was like whatever I'll try it. We walk in and are immediately greeted and told we could sit anywhere we like. The waitress brings us water and menus. The waitress was friendly and gave us time to order. I ended up ordering a vegan roll and a Philly roll with hot tea and a Sopporo. My friend order edamame and a veggie roll as well. My tea comes first and then our beer and food. My goodness the Philly roll was so fresh and delicious the salmon was fresh and not the smoked stuff. The star however was the veggie roll the avocado and cucumber were so refreshing. At the end of our meal we were fine complimentary slices a watermelon it's was super sweet and tasty. I will definitely be back for sure. :)

    This was easily the worst sushi I have ever been served…read more I previously worked as a sushi restaurant supervisor and have eaten sushi extensively, including in Tokyo, so I don't say this lightly. I visited on a weekend afternoon and was the only customer in the restaurant, with just one chef and one server present. I ordered a torched roll. I could hear the torch being applied for several seconds, and when the plate arrived the rice was literally blackened and crunchy from being burned. The albacore on top was stiff and overcooked, the sauce was excessive, and the shrimp tempura inside was soggy. Every component was mishandled -- from ingredient freshness to execution -- and after two bites I felt sick and could not continue eating it. I considered asking for a replacement, but the chef left the restaurant immediately after serving the dish. The server was polite and understanding when I explained I couldn't eat the food, and I left without ordering anything else. I have given this restaurant multiple chances and this was the final one. With several other sushi restaurants nearby, I strongly recommend choosing elsewhere.

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