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    Olle Korean Eats

    4.7 (45 reviews)
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    Sierra F.

    Coming from San Diego California to Tennessee it has been hard to find a good Korean spot. But THIS ONE IS BOMB DOT COM! Came in for a quick lunch and it was amazing. Bulgogi Kimbap was great, beef Mandu LOVE and the japchae chefs kiss. My peach tea was so good that before I left I got the yuzu mojito tea to go, yum! The girls that work here were so sweet! The ambiance was clean and cute. 10/10 recommend. Will be back.

    Bulgogi  Deopbap
    Emrie T.

    Super cute interior and very friendly staff. Stop in to buy banchan or Korean snacks and some yummy food. The corn latte is my favorite. I did go back to try the strawberry matcha but I think the corn latte is where it's at. Some items are hit and miss. Amazing rosé tteokboki and the katsu had some of the best crispy breading I've ever had on a katsu (and I eat a lot of katsu). Bibimbap is also a solid choice with spicy pork and the portion is gigantic. Disappointed by the bulgogi deokbap because that marinade was really lacking flavor. They share parking with a Trader Joe's so the lot is super busy but there's usually spots

    Tonkatsu w/ sauce on the side
    Caroline B.

    I have been here quite a few times and always order something different. I have not been disappointed once. It gives more of a pickup/fast casual vibe as there is a little grocery section and you order at the counter/they bring it to your number. The bungeoppang is the perfect sweet treat. Sometimes they have special flavors and I highly recommend trying from my past experiences!

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    Tatum B.

    this place was so cute. the service was so nice and they even helped me pick out what i got. I got the spicy tuna Kimbap and the strawberry matcha. the kimbap had the perfect amount of spice and the matcha was so creamy and flavorful. i would say the price is so fair, i spent $23 including the tip. i need to come back and try the tteokbokki!

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    Marc G.

    We stopped in Olle today for a quick lunch while shopping. It's a cute place hidden at the back corner of a shopping mall on White Bridge Road, near Trader Joe's. It's a combination small market offering packaged Korean specialties, a refrigerated section with about a dozen varieties of ban Chan and (of course) Kimchi, and an interesting variety of asian and run of the mill (i.e., Coke Zero) canned beverages. We ordered the vegetable mandu, seaweed rolls, pork cutlet tonkatsu, and tofu jap chae, along with a strawberry yogurt drink. You order at the counter and then take a numbered table flag to your seat. There's a dispenser of water with submerged lemon slices to self serve drinks, if you don't want something from the display. The mandu were large, crispy, and filled with a tasty melange of chopped veggies. It was served with the same dipping sauce that the seaweed rolls were offered with. The Seaweed rolls were essentially nori, filled with glass noodles, then tempura fried. The sauce looked spicy, but was not; it seemed to be a sweetened soy sauce based dip, similar to Chinese dumpling sauce. The tonkatsu was a large portion of juicy thin pounded pork loin, topped with a fabulous tonkatsu sauce, and served with rice and a shredded cabbage salad with corn and a somewhat spicy mayo based dressing. A perfect bite of pork, rice and dressed salad, was magic. The jap chae was a big hot bowl of cellophane noodles with mixed veggies, and planks of fried tofu. Delicious and filling. We also bought a small package of the surimi/veggie pancakes on sale at the counter; dipped in the mandu sauce, they were a tasty treat. Total for all of the food plus one Coke Zero was about $50. Totally worth the price for super-authentic Korean food served with a smile!

    Jasmine C.

    Finally made my way back. I originally came here about a week or so ago on their 2nd day of opening. At this time they had a very limited menu, but I was determined to come back to try it out. Today was the day. Service was great and everybody was so welcoming. I ordered bulgogi kimpbap and a peach green tea. Food was fresh and very filling. I even had leftovers to take home. It's the details for me from the labels on the prepared drinks, the "newspaper" clipping on the tray, and the personalized heavy duty trays. They have a section within the establishment where you can buy drinks, snacks, and other packaged food items native to the culture. There is indoor and a couple of picnic tables outside for seating. Worth every penny. Go give it a try.

    Musie Y.

    Olle was a great fast and casual Korean spot. However just a little pricey for the entrees for it being a casual fast spot. They had a lot of banchans (which are sides) for sale ready in the fridge which I love for a good price. I picked up the pickled cucumbers, seaweed, and kimchi banchans. The beef kimbap was delicious. As you can see, it was super packed in each piece which was flavorful. It had beef bulgogi, egg, and veggies. I also got the deopbap which was beef bulgogi over rice, fried egg, and lettuce.  That was really good.

    Bulgogi kimbap
    Makaylin M.

    I love that this Korean restaurant/store opened up in Nashville! The kimbap was really good but the ttekboki was a tad bit dry, I think it needed to be cooked more. The teas were really good but the price itself is quite steep for what you get. The service is quick even when they have a crowd and the cafe itself is super cute!

    Dylan P.

    Wow Olle's was greaaaattttt! I loved this spot, it's very popular and you can tell they do well by how packed it got on a random Wednesday for lunch. They have a ton of options on the menu with a Korean shop on the side. The desert options are a must as well. Such a great spot, I'm coming back soon!

    Bulgogi kimbap 10/10
    Julina K.

    Honestly my expectations weren't high, but I'll have to say we were very impressed. I like the fact that it was clean and the staff were friendly. We picked up a few sides, some were better than others, definitely authentic. The food on the menu were basic dishes, the bulgogi kimbap and the japchae were really flavorful. The best part is that is right by Trader Joe's.

    Jason C.

    We visited Friday night of opening week & were really impressed! You order at the counter & then seat yourself. Despite it being crowded with somewhat limited seating, we were able to find a seat & the line moved fast & the food came out under 20 mins. Very impressive for being officially open for a few days! Menu is simple but enough. They have the staple Korean dishes with some fun drinks that you have to try. We ended up ordering the Jeyuk Kimbap, Bulgogi Bibimbap, & Pork Tonkotsu. We also got the strawberry matcha latte. Total was a little over $60 without tip. Both the quality & the portion sizes of the food were excellent, relative to the price. And the strawberry matcha was one of the best that we've tried. Ambiance is super casual. They have K Pop playing in the background & a neat market/grab n go area with some banchan & other Korean drinks/snacks. Highly recommend grabbing a milk cream bun to take home for dessert! Overall, highly recommend!

    Ashley S.

    Overall: I can't wait to come back when I'm craving Korean food! I got the taro matcha latte, tteokbokki, and the bulgogi kimbap. My favorite was DEFINITELY the tteokbokki! The matcha was really good too and the kimbap was solid. I had actually originally come just for the ban-chan, but unfortunately I didn't see any kimchi or the fishcake that I was hoping to find. They did have some squid and octopus which looked good too, but hopefully they expand the choices! I did get some snacks like the flavored seaweed and some drinks (strawberry milk, banana milk) that I've noticed are a little harder to come by around Nashville. Service: Really nice staff and food came out quickly as I ordered it to-go. Ambience: Cute and clean and aesthetic! The little market is on the side wall of the restaurant. Took a lot of cute pictures.

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    Rachael P.

    Oh my gosh. This place is divine!! I ordered the Chicken Katsu to go and was astonished at the portion size. For $17.99 I got a massive portion of chicken which comes with rice topped with black sesame seeds and a cabbage and corn slaw. The Katsu truly could be enough for 2-3 people to share in my opinion and was perfectly crispy and seasoned. The gravy on the side tasted a little sweet and savory, tasting kind of like a combo of ketchup and brown gravy in a really delicious way. For drinks, I enjoyed a yuzu lemonade and my friend ordered the strawberry matcha. Both were delicious and served in such cute cups! The servers were so sweet and attentive and they really seemed to enjoy what they are doing. The interior part of the store has a cute market area, where you can get little Korean snacks and drinks. There is plenty of seating inside, it's clean, and I think it could even be a good study or work from home space in there. They also have a couple seating options outside now as well!

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    LOVE OLLE!!! it's a go to for me :) kinda pricey but worth it. love their tteokbokki and matcha. 10/10 would recommend.

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    Excellent Gimbop and rice cake! Fabulous authentic Korean food! I highly suggest this place for Uber Eats that's what I did!

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