Sue's Kimbap is the latest residency kitchen located in the Bank of NH Stage lobby. Finally, there…read moreis a place to go for quick service Korean food in Concord! They offer a variety of kimbap (Korean rice rolls), bibimbap bowls, japchae noodles, Melona ice cream bars, and cold drinks in the open cooler. I stopped by Sue's Kimbap recently after work. They already sold out of my first choice, the Bibimbap Bowl, so I went with the Japchae (Sweet Potato Noodles) ($15), which was made quickly within 2 minutes. I enjoyed my Japchae outside on a nearby patio. This bowl had warm soft glass noodles, shitake mushrooms, seasoned carrots, spinach, onions, red peppers and egg. These noodles were very good! Hopefully on my next stop here, I can get the bibimbap bowl along with a spam kimbap.

We were running errands in Hookset and just out of happenstance looked to see what Korean places…read morewere around. Found this one. Our favorite Korean place closed in Lawrence and Stratham and we've been hankering for something close'ish to the Seacoast. Food was pretty good! I would love to see them move into a full service restaurant location to expand their menu to include dolsot bibimbop and table side bulgugi but for Korean food on the go we will be back!

I like the concept of the meal assembly kitchen. I could go to my local supermarket and spend lots…read moreof time and money to buy ingredients to make my favorite dishes OR go to Dream Dinners where all of the ingredients are there and ready to go with recipe cards at 6 salad bar type food prep statons. The staff is friendly and very helpful and will guide you along the way. A few months ago, I had obtained a $50 gift certificate from a local radio station to Dream Dinners at the Sebbins Brook Marketplace in Bedford. Last month, I decided to give Dream Dinners a try and booked my meals and night session online. By all means, the food here is not cheap with a 36 serving minimum required and up to 12 people per session, no young children allowed during the sessions. However, there is a competing meal assembly place that allows young children and all I can say is it's located in Manchester in a strip plaza with a very popular Mexican restaurant and a Japanese restaurant with a hilarious hostess. Be sure to bring a cooler or laundry basket to carry your meals away. I arrived here on a very chilly night and the staff let me in (doors are locked at night). I was given my assigned meal label stickers and given instructions by the staff. I had to put on an apron and wash my hands (very often between food stations). Each food station has recipe cards (3 or 6 servings) with the raw ingredients, spices & measuring cups/spoons/scoops all in place. Much of the food is prepared in Ziploc bags and/or aluminum pans. Most of the ingredients used are restaurant quality, but the meats including the chicken breasts, beef, and steaks are frozen, just average cuts of meats. When I was done putting together each dish, I put each labeled meal in the cooler, on the racks with my name. If a food station for one of my items was occupied, I had to move onto an available station for another item. There were also some stuffed shells to snack on during my short breaks. I had a great time putting together my awesome meals with very little effort and thought. It felt like I was Rachael Ray in Home Ec class. I was the only guy here and all of the others here were women, mostly wives (mid 20s to mid 40s). I finished assembling my 39 servings, in just under 2 hours. The staff gave me a cheat sheet with preparation methods/times and serving suggestions for my meals and helped me pack up my freezer-ready meals. The actual preparation of the meals at home was very simple and I just followed the instructions on the labels, whether it's prepared in the oven or by stovetop. The meals I had were very tasty including the Oven Baked Almond Chicken, Beef Pasta Bolognese, Creamy Tortellini with Bacon, Pork Paprika, Caribbean Jerk Chicken, White Chicken Lasagna, Arroz Con Pollo and New Orleans Jambalaya. The only meal that disappointed was the Grilled Steaks with Caramelized Onions since the grade of meat was not premium and I could buy a nice cut of steak at the market at a lower price. Dream Dinners did save me a lot of time, no hassle and no cleaning up the kitchen. I spent a total of $177 on 39 servings, less than $5 per serving.

This unassuming locally owned Korean grocery has you all need to for your Korean grocery shopping…read morelist. I was able to find several different types of kimchi and banchan here. They have a decent selection of frozen foods, condiments, ramen, snacks, and some kitchen accessories. There is a limited fresh produce section and they also have yummy kimbap by the cashier. If you don't know what you're looking or need help finding something in the store, don't be afraid to go up to the cashier to add for help! They're very friendly!

This store had everything I needed for my yummy Korean recipe. I walked around the store and bought…read morelots more yummy stuff to try like a sesame ice cream mochi snack I wanted to try and some korean bbq flavored seaweed snack.

This was by far the best food that I have gotten in a long time. I ordered through DoorDash. The…read moreorder was fast, and the food was packed expertly. They kept my Dasher informed so the service was excellent. The Gyoza was excellent, and the Chicken - filet mignon Hibachi was well beyond my expectation. I did not expect the full meal- salad, Miso Soup, noodles AND rice. I ordered Yummy sauce of course- because how can you eat Hibachi without it?? Everything was outstanding. I will definitely be ordering again!! I can't speak to ambiance, but I am sure it's lovely. I can't wait for next time! Such a treat! Don't mind the picture- I didn't want to even take the lid off before I took it. So well packaged!!

We had hoped that this place would get better, is it hasn't…read more The Japanese restaurants in Manchester and the surrounding areas are run by Cantonese or Mandarin staff. It's not authentic Japanese, it's an interpretation of Japanese by Chinese workers and Cooks. Also, Chinese service isn't great and the waiter here isn't attentive and a bit too casual for my taste. The food itself is just acceptable, and for the price not great. The atmosphere also still is pretty weak, and the restaurant is small. It's sort of almost like a hole on the wall. On the West Coast, I've eaten at over 30 authentic Japanese restaurants, and for those of you who aren't Japanese restaurant or sushi aficionados... This food is probably fine. If you know we're good, Japanese food is, don't come here and frankly you may need to drive to Boston to get it.

We came in early (just before 4pm) on Valentines Day. Once seated with menus and chips, we sat for…read more25 minutes without ever even getting our drink order taken. We ended up walking out. I know it's a busy day but they could really help themselves if they acted like they were paying attention. Went across the highway to Margaritas. Sat with drinks and ordered food within 10 minutes. Love the food at Casamigos. Unfortunate experience today. Do better. Please. Made for a disappointing Valentines experience.

We usually love it here and they usually have great service. Its been awhile but today was my…read morehubs birthday so we decided to eat here. They took our drink orders quickly and brought out the chips and salsa. As always I asked for an extra salsa dish cause I'm super messy. The guy said sure and left but no salsa bowl arrived. The waiter came a minute or two later and so I asked him. He said oh sure and left. He returned quickly and im assuming got distracted because he forgot it too. He said he'd go get it after he put in our order. We ordered and waited and I finally flagged him down again. He did bring a bowl just as they arrived with my husbands food and my side of rice and beans. I guess the cook messed up and so after I finished the beans and rice my tacos arrived. They were very good and he did offer another plate of rice and beans but I told him I wss fine. My only complaint is that I felt they should have taken off a part of the meal or when they offered the beans and rice said it would be no charge. The food was good but the experience was a bit disappointing.

Recently visited as a team building activity with my company. It was a great experience. Very…read moreunique! We did the collaborative option, so each station/ table helped cook part of the meal. As a participant, you cook it about 75% of the way. Then, you head to the table for light apps while the chefs finish cooking and plating. Dinner is served family style and in several courses so you get to enjoy every item that each participant contributed to! They are great with dietary restrictions and providing alternate meal options. Very accommodating.

Spent an afternoon here with coworkers and it was an amazing experience! We worked on our dishes…read morefor about two hours with some instructions, but the chefs were there to help whenever needed. All ingredients were organized and ready to be prepped. Once cooking/baking was completed, the chefs prepared the dishes to be served, they came out looking beautiful!

Been here a few times. Great burgers. Great service. Decent prices…read more Good place to stop after shows at the Capitol Theater.

Nice enough place for families with young kids or 20-somethings looking to get drunk, but forget…read moreabout the food! Everything our party of four ordered was a disappointment, starting with an ice-tea cocktail that was undrinkable-- our nice waitress took it off the bill. My grilled salmon on a bed of rice arrived as dry as the Sahara, surrounded by burnt roasted carrots -- at least I think that's what they were. My husband's steak he ordered medium rare was also way overdone, served a block of with cold mashed potatoes. The overly sweet Apple Pumpkin Bisque (for $9) went uneaten after each of us tried a spoonful -- it was more like a bowl of pie filling than soup. Even the dessert, bread pudding with some whipped cream, was gloppy and unappetizing. This is a great place to go if you are fasting.