I was back home in Rockville visiting in December and was excited to check out these Asian food courts that I kept hearing about. Sorry to say I was NOT impressed. I luckily got parking right up front, but the parking lot is too small. When we left, there were two cars just standing there, waiting for people to leave. I got a salmon poke bowl at Bowl Play. It may be the worst poke bowl I have ever had. I lived in Hawaii for 2 years so I have had a lot of poke, both authentic and not. I currently live in Missouri and the poke I get out in the midwest are still better than Bowl Play. I just do not understand how this place continues to exist. The salmon tasted subpar. The topping options were boring and few. Not a lot of sauce. There was little to no flavor. The price was expensive. I don't usually write such sour reviews, but I am still in shock at how disappointing my bowl was. As for the rest of the kitchen, my brother ordered soy chicken and sweet potato fries. They were just okay. Wasn't impressed. read more

Pike Kitchen - Korean Near Me - Rockville, Maryland

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I've been there many times. The idea of having a food court with Asian food from many different countries is great ! The onegiris are great! read more

Greta variety of food choices. Service is a bit slow, especially when you order from multiple vendors.

LOVE THIS PLACE! If you haven't been here yet then I suggest you get on it asap. We tried different items from four different places and loved everything! Monster has really unique bubble tea and icecream flavors, my favorite so far is the milk tea! I also love the basil chicken and and kimchi beef tacos! read more

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Pike Kitchen is another pretty standard Asian food hall in the DC Suburbs. There's a couple more stands than I've found at Streatside or even the Block (maybe the same amount) but it's got great options. We ordered food from Bowl Play and I also ordered a stir fried udon from one of the stands. Honestly, the bowl from bowl play was pretty good. Similar to bibipop--fast casual bibimbap bowls. I think you might get a little less than you would at Bibibop, but it's more authentic, and I love the runny egg they put on top. The stir fried udon was pretty good too. I love udon and this was the perfect fix. It was a little soupier than I would've preferred, but it was flavorful. Overall, it's a great casual dinner spot where you can take your friends and everyone can get what they want (as long as it's asian food lol). read more

Pike Kitchen - Bowl Play - Korean Near Me - Rockville, Maryland

Food overall wasn't bad. My friend ordered the pork katsu from the ramen place, but after the first bite, it was still pink inside so I returned it to the staff and he told me that's how it's suppose to be? I don't think pork is suppose to be pink at all lol, anyways they were kind enough to give us a new one (which we didnt have any problems with). We also ordered the Lemongrass Chicken from Vietfood and it tasted great up until we were on our last piece of chichen only to find out it wasn't fully cooked either (as pictured) Overall flavor of both dishes were really good but I'd appreciate it more if my meats were fully cooked.. read more

Pike Kitchen - Lemongrass Chicken that was pink on the inside ://// - Korean Near Me - Rockville, Maryland

Always love coming here. Great menu, everything i get is always top notch. It's definitely worth the price. Ambience is casual and family friendly. read more

Pike Kitchen - Donburi Karaage Don, Sweet Sesame Chicken - Korean Near Me - Rockville, Maryland

Just stumbled upon this food hall. Something for everyone! Great atmosphere and the friendliest staff! Good was amazing!

A spacious place with a plentiful amount of options to choose from. Came to Pike Kitchen during lunch hours so it wasn't crowded and we got our food relatively quick! You can either order it in front of a worker or not, and you will be notified when your order is ready. The food itself was good. For the chicken karaage don, I only wish the chicken was crispier (my personal preference but I love a super crispy karaage). The katsu curry bowl was tasty too, except the bbq sauce on the katsu was off putting. Out of the onigiri's, the spicy tuna and crispy eel were good and I could live without the spam and kimchi. MonsterTea sells drinks and baked goods and I got the Matcha Rose latte. However it was not good at all, it tasted extremely watery and the matcha taste was poor. If you're interested in takoyaki's, it seems like they don't make it fresh. We were told that we had to get them from where it was stored but thể appearance looked really dry. read more

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I heard good things about this Asian food space, so I was so excited yesterday! Good atmosphere, clean, easy to find empty tables, many food options from Japanese, Korean, Vietnamese, baked goods and boba also available. Unfortunately, I was very very disappointed with the food I got. I got the japchae with bulgogi... I've had them in other places so I would say i know what im talking about. The bulgogi was okay. The japchae though.... instead of glass noodle with veggies, it was veggies with glass noodle. The noodle was so so so little my chopstick couldnt even pick it up, fork also didnt work. I had to use a spoon! I think anyone can see clearly from the picture how overwhelming the veggies are compared to the very little-rather invisible noodle. When i started using spoon, that's when i realized just how extremely oily this japchae is. The most oily food I've ever had, even compared to any deep fried food in my life so far. I stopped eating after my throat hurts. I hate throwing food out, but this time I just had to. It's really sad because I was hoping to be a regular, but not sure i'll come back after this. read more

Pike Kitchen - Japchae with bulgogi - Korean Near Me - Rockville, Maryland

Honestly heard some really bad reviews about this place but I thought it was pretty good Tons of Asian options About what you'd expect from an Asian style food court, but I would come back with friends if I'm in the area and looking for a place to eat with a bunch of people Kind and attentive waitstaff took away all our empty trays and trash away for us We got a bunch of different items and though they were all good read more

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What a eclectic & striving communal atmosphere providing friendly service & a creative flare of Asian food. This high energy food court showcases independent eateries under one roof showcasing a variation of Poke, Korean Desserts, Ice Cream, Bubble Teas, Pho, Sushi & Chicken offering Beer, Wine & a Happy Hour. Although I wasn't able to indulge in the bakery items, I appreciated how the ingredients were listed. Perhaps a Vegan dessert will make its appearance. I decided on Bowl Play that offers Poke, Hot Pots, with set items or build your own. I slightly modified the Garden Bibimbop & truly enjoyed the inexpensive $12 for a hefty bowl of goodness. My Gal Pal visited Japomen & gave me a sample of her Veggie Sushi Roll from, in which I'll try upon my next visit. That's one of the cool things of Pike Kitchen, you can mix/match food selections & definitely plan ahead your next meal. Amongst the enjoyment of trying something new with one my favorite cuisines, I learned some culture culinary insight along the way. Looking forward to coming back & with the hopes of more people so we can have a sharing is caring smorgasbord. What a delightful concept. read more

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Pleasantly surprised with the place! I waited to come here after they opened because I didn't want to be over crowded by it. I came here on a Monday where it was easy to find parking and seats to eat. I like how the seats and lines for food are spaced away from each other well, unlike another place down the street. Also I liked that this place served different styles of Asian food! There's various Korean food, Japanese, viet, desserts, baked goods, and just a lot of yummy choices! A little overwhelming at first but nice to have a variety! We ordered from the k street food to try their shrimp mandu, very tasty and fries really well! Then we got food from the viet stall (can't rmbr their name). We got the P2: their special beef pho with I think all the meats, lemongrass chicken with rice, and a side of their crispy pork belly. I actually reaaally liked their pho flavor! Pleasantly surprised how flavorful it was and for ordering a small, it was quite the generous portion, to me! The lemongrass chicken was cooked nice and juicy. The crispy pork belly was verrrrry crispy, but I needed more flavor with it. I thought it was alright. We then went to monster to get bubble tea. We ordered the black sesame milk tea with boba! I thought it was weird to drink black sesame like that buuuut surprisingly not too bad. Their bubbles tasted goood too! Then we saw they have bing soo and a little bakery. Good to know! I def want to come back to try soo many other things! I saw there was a poke place, bibimbop, rice in hot stone, ramen, sushi, fried chicken and beer. I saw the beer has HH M-F from like 3:30-6 only with beer on that menu? I think... I enjoy these choices more than the similar stall/cafe like place down the street. read more

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They have some good pho. Especially the ramen look good and big amount of food. The place is clean and they even have place to get some water. Definitely recommend read more

Pike Kitchen - Korean Near Me - Rockville, Maryland

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I wanted a non-carb lunch and it was very hard when everything around you is noodles and rice. Luckily, a friend spotted Item S5 on the Viet menu. It was just BBQ grilled sliced pork and meatballs with a side salad. The meat came in a small bowl with liquid. I'm not sure whether I was supposed to drink it afterwards so I did not. The meatballs were like mini patties and the slices of pork were also small and thin. There was plenty of shredded lettuce piled pretty high with shredded carrot and cilantro with a hint of dressing. This was plenty for me. It was just my second time at Pike Kitchen. I still have the other vendors to try. I should be back for more. read more

Pike Kitchen always make me happy whenever i go there.so much variety in food. Covid may have changed it a bit but it still offers good food. The ability to choose different kinds of food in one place is great. My favorite is Viet. They have good portions and affordable prices. read more

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So many great options!! Love the new Rangoon Ruby that joined the place. You can get Thai and Burmese food like Kyay Oh here. Will def come back for more!! read more

Pike Kitchen - Kyay Oh - Korean Near Me - Rockville, Maryland

I came to Pike Kitchen on a Wednesday afternoon to meetup with a friend. There is plenty of parking available and a garage as well since it can get packed on the weekends in this shopping center. There are several food, drink and dessert options inside which makes this place great for large groups. Once you order at a counter, you seat yourself. I ordered the Hot Stone Bowl Bibimbap from Bowl Play, it was average... the egg was precooked and plopped on at the end. I really wish they added a fresh egg instead before serving to customers. The bulgogi meat was really chewy as well :( For dessert, my friend and I ordered the Injeolmi Bingsoo from Monster Tea. We waited to grab the staff member's attention and he walked us over to the cash register to order. There was another girl that came up to the cash register and he assisted her before us... really rude of the cashier to help another customer when my friend and I were there first. The bingsoo was average as well... not terrible and not amazing. Overall, I would come back to Pike Kitchen only for convenience if the majority of my friends were craving it. I would not go out of my way to come back here -_- read more

Cool space inside with several food stalls -- Korean, Japanese, Vietnamese and a bakery incl. bubble teas and ice cream. Menu displays are pretty high up so be ready to stretch your neck if you're near the counter - probably the right height if you're in the back of a long line :) VIET - Lemongrass Chicken Noodle bun ($9.95) - very good but the food portion felt small. Lots of chicken and it was tasty. Disappointed they used iceberg lettuce though. - Beef Pho ($7.99) - broth good but my sister said she's had better pho elsewhere. Herbs were just basil & sprouts, no cilantro or jalapeno. MONSTER/PIKE BAKERY - Coconut Almond Mochi Donut ($2.50) - intrigued b/c I'd never had a mochi donut before .. this one was fried, super sweet b/c of the white icing, very rich ... the mochi part was good. I'd probably go for the other pastries next time. My family visited again later and they raved about the Beef Stone Pot and Spicy Pork Stone Pot (aka dolsot bibimbop) from the Korean "Bowl Play", and the Chicken Karaage from the chicken stall at the far end. I'd definitely like to try the other food stalls when I visit MD again. FYI located next to Taco Bell and as other reviews mention, don't park in their lot. The space inside doesn't have a lot of seating so keep that in mind if you come during peak lunch time. read more

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This place has a variety of different kitchens in the complex. Decided to try a little bit of everything from various kitchens. My favorite is the Jolly Pong Frappe, and if you aren't familiar with it, it is made from Korean cereal that brings back childhood memories. The Takoyaki is delicious especially if you eat it while it's hot. The Grilled Pork Banh Mi is pretty good, but can't really taste the vegetables. My least favorite is the Onigiri because it falls apart easily, and taste is a bit bland, and the Sweet Sesame Chicken leaves a weird taste in my mouth; however, the Garlic Soy Chicken does taste much better. Overall, I would go back for the Jolly Pong Frappe. read more

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Hi so I tried more noms and let my excitement settle a bit. I come so much actually because my friends work here, like so much that the manager recognizes me LOL. Anyway Pike kitchen is still really good! Some things of course are better than others. -- Icecream: Icecream is kinda in the corner but they have really cool interesting flavors!! The employees let us try almost all it's flavors to find our fave. They were all really yummy tbh. Like AMAZING lol. Kinda pricey tho but maybe worth?? Some faves were taro, mango, milk tea, and detox charcoal!! -- Stone pot: good! I tried the kimchi pot and I think making your own would probably be better so you can add whatever you want -- Poke: The fish is ehh. Not the best. But there's a goodish amount of topping options! (Prefer this over the spots poke) -- Thit Heo Quay: In the viet section, roasted pork with rice and salad!! Really yummy!! --Takoyaki: good! Small -- Onigiri: yum too! Idk how you can mess this up so lollll -- Odeng: Amazing on a cold day. Fish cake in general isn't my thing, but broth and comfort level is wowwww. -- Tteokochi: Good!!! It's super sweet and spicyish. Again, fish cake and that kinda stuff ain't really my thing but the rice cakes are mmmmm. -- Beef kimbop: Pretty good. Very filling for me. -- Strawberry Matcha Latte: No. Looks cute but the taste is not good. Kinda tastes like jam?? I don't even know how to explain it. Idk and the bubbles are bleh too. read more

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Any comparisons to The Spot would not be fair because they serve such different food. I like the many options at Pike Kitchen and think it's a stellar addition to the Asian food hall scene. It seems the Korean Gyro place has been replaced with "Wok Your Way". I came here again on Cinco de Mayo, and by chance there were fantastic $5 specials (see image posted). My opinion of Pike Kitchen has improved since I got to try more foods and get some good deals. ATMOSPHERE: Loud, lively. I came at 1:30pm on Sunday and the place was filled with people, but probably because of the $5 specials that day. My parents and I were still able to find a table quite easily. A bit crowded inside. There is a buzzer system to alert you about your order. Side note, but I'd like to advocate the hall to be "greener." Besides the metal trays, everything else is a disposable one-use plastic. I hope in the future Pike Kitchen can can replace their plastics with real ones/biodegradable material. Ended up generating so much trash from just one meal... PARKING: A nuisance. The parking lot in front is almost always full and is crowded and hard to navigate. I just discovered that there is a small parking garage that is continuous with the parking lot if you follow the signs painted on the wall. I haven't parked there, but it looks like it may be free. PRICE: Still a bit pricey on a normal day. You're tempted to want to try a lot of the foods, but limited by your wallet since most items are $8-10 each. The BEST VALUE item in my opinion is the Banh Mi sandwich. It is filled with meat, large, and comes with a small, but delicious serving of hot tomato-egg soup -- all for $7.95. I had the Lemongrass Chicken Banh Mi and was pleasantly surprised. The meat was moist and not at all dry like I expected it to be. Lemongrass flavor was delicious as well. FOOD: Again, recommend the Banh Mi sandwich. Had the bulgolgi bibimbap for $12 at Bowl Play -- delicious, you have to pay extra to get it on stone, good portion. Had the salmondon cup -- not worth the normal price of $8, you get about 5 pieces of moderate-thickness salmon sashimi, but it was good value on Cinco de Mayo; sushi rice is well seasoned and tasty. Spicy basil popcorn chicken packs a mild to moderate heat, I enjoyed it. Their unique assortment of ice cream flavors is also a plus. The day I went they had flavors such as detox charcoal, matcha (green tea), lychee, milk tea, mango, Thai tea, etc. I sampled Thai tea and did not like it. I sampled milk tea flavor of ice cream and it really did taste like milk tea! I liked the taste, but it was sooooo sweet so I couldn't bring myself to get a scoop of it. Their matcha is creamy and has such strong green tea flavor -- love it (could be a tad bitter for some people). Their mango ice cream was also too sweet, but it was refreshing and I enjoyed it nonetheless. I did not try their bubble tea again because it was too sweet in previous experiences. read more

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Ordered the food via Uber Eats. Beef Pho - utterly delicious. It's equivalent to like any other pho you might order via delivery services. The noodles were separate from the soup, which made sure that the noodles were not soggy. When I had placed them in the soup, the noodles separated from each other and did not stay in a block (well done to them!). I had ordered extra bean sprouts and jalapenos, so I thought I would receive another bag of them on top of the one that should have came with the Beef Pho, but I did not. Teriyaki Chicken Dupbop with Stir Fry Vegetable - Pike Kitchen had a buy-1-get-1 deal on UberEats. Bland. The rice was quite stiff too. There was a good ratio of chicken-rice-vegetables, but it needed a stronger flavor or hot sauce. Would not order again to-go. Will update the review if I end up going in person to check out this place. read more

I was next store at Lens Crafters getting my new glasses and I heard the employees talking about the lemon grass chicken. My ears perked up and like any good Yelper I went over to the employee who was talking. I started asking my questions innocently, " Is the lemon grass chicken really good?" The best I ever tasted answered the gentleman. So, I decided to stop by. I ordered the lemon grass chicken to go. They included a portion of their soup of the day. It was tomato soup. I was not a fan. It was bland and watery. But, the lemon grass chicken was absolutely delicious. The chicken was cooked perfectly and the lemon grass flavor was supreme. It was a huge portion and I really enjoyed it. The Pike Kitchen had a variety of choices to order from. The cakes and sweets looked Devine. I want to go back and try the sushi and ramen. I also read that the rice bowls are good. But, I will also order my lemon grass chicken. It is a beautiful facility and plenty of space to sit and eat your meal. There is a big screen television, but it is not too loud to have a conversation. I can't wait to go get my glasses adjusted and visit Pike Kitchen. read more

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4.5 rating. I liked the black sesame smoothie with boba at Monster Snow and Tea. I loved how much straight up SESAME was in it. However, do not drink this before any important events. The sesame bits WILL get stuck in your teeth. The dirty horchata was also good. It's definitely not for everyone--strong cinnamon--but I enjoyed it. read more

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This is a respectable Asian food hall that delivers a lot of goodness. You can't not compare this to other food halls in the area so, yes it's way better than The Spot down the street. I think it better rivals The Block in Annandale, but Pike Kitchen is just not as well-established and maybe a tad less yummy. I got to try foods from most of the vendors (from others in my party), but I mainly ate some Garlic Soy Chicken and Kimchi French Fries from PK Chicken and Beer. Anything you order from PK Chicken and Beer is bar food, so don't expect a real meal. Get something from there just to share if you're so inclined. Don't get the Kimchi fries because they were disappointing. It's true kimchi can be put on almost anything and make it good, but not in this case. The dessert place is decent (Monster Tea). Their menu gets the job done, but it's nothing to salivate over. Gong Cha is way better in terms of boba. The Injeolmi Bingsu was yummy (recommended!) and they also sell mochi donuts which seem to sell out by the end of the day. The banh mi sandwiches from Viet aren't bad and I love how they come with some soup! Prices could be better though. Anyway, this is a great place to meet up with friends and just chill with a variety of Asian food. Beware during busy times when the tables can be packed with hungry patrons. read more

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This fast casual venue brings Asian cuisine to your fingertips. So many choices. We shared the bimbimbop with assorted veggies, kimchi, fried egg, and bulgogi meat over brown rice. Great flavors going on, tho the beef was tough despite being thinly sliced. Several stalls away, we grabbed a lemon grass chicken banh mi sandwich that was delicious. It didn't hurt that it was a large sandwich for just under $8. There are a lot of other enticements that will bring me back soon. read more

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Went to the Viet stall in search of something nourishing but light, tasty yet healthy. I zeroed in on a regular sized bowl of chicken pho. The order came out quickly. The noodles were cooked perfectly and swimming in piping hot broth. The portion also came with raw veggies (sprouts, basil, jalapeños) that were dunked in the soup immediately. Portion was generous, pho was good. I was pretty full but made room for a yummy matcha Mochi donut from the bakery. Another plus; this food hall has a self serve water collection station with cups in the dining area. read more

Pike Kitchen - Chicken pho from Viet - Korean Near Me - Rockville, Maryland

This feels like the new age food court where there is a plethora of awesome food options all in one spot, not like a basic mall food court at all though. The thing that is special about this place is that it brings together a variety of AWESOME food choices into one location and its every foodies dream to have easy access to trying so many different things in one sitting! Im all about these mini food courts popping up; my new favorite affair. Also, this is the perfect place to come if you and your friends are craving different things (well as long as you all want Asian food!). The food theme is Asian fusion. They had pho, ramen, chicken, korean dishes, poke bowls, stir fry, bubble tea, and ice cream, etc. Honestly, as someone who loves to try multiple things at a time rather than having one dish for a meal (family style as we say), of course I had multiple dishes in front of me. And i have to admit, it was all very satiating. The spicy basil chicken was REALLY GOOD. The sushi was also REALLY GOOD. I could keep listing things out but im just going to tell you that of all i have tried so far, it was all REALLY GOOD and i would surely go back to enjoy more food. The dessert spot had bubble tea and ice cream with some select topping options. The ice cream selections took me to asian flavor heaven... they had thai, taro, lychee, passion fruit, black sesame, green tea, and more... the flavors and the ice cream itself were phenomenal. With each bite i was taking, i was in disbelief that it was that good, I really enjoyed the creamy and frothy texture of the ice cream and the flavors were DELICIOUS! Yes, i sampled a majority of the flavors and none of them disappointed. All in all, you might get overwhelmed because there are way too many great food options to choose from, but it is surely worth the visit if youre in the mood for some fantastic asian food! read more

The spicy rice cakes w. Cheese (ddukbooki) - decent and they add a good amount of cheese. Its straight up rice cake and cabbage. No odeng, egg, etc. Plain and simple. I liked it. Friend didnt. Gimme mari (fried glass noodle wrapped in seaweed) -not sure if it was just old. But if you look at my pictures. Half the noodles were hard. End half was mushy like rice cake (too much batter)? Ate one and threw the rest away. Sweet potato fries. - how can you go wrong. Could've been a little more crispy but it was good! Spicy basil chicken -decent dish. A bit salty but maybe if you have it with beer it wouldve been okay Not too satisfied after the mediocre food... so even though I was full had to try just one more! And glad I did^^ My favorite's Grilled pork Bahnmi w. Small soup -theres a mayo based kind of sauce wish there was a bit more also veggies too. Lots of meat. I just asked for more jalapeno and tried the habanero peppers they had on the counter too. I like my pork bahnmi sandwiches to be a bit sweet with a good kick of spicy~~ it was just that and bread wasnt to hard like some places that scratch up roof of my mouth. The complementary soup of the day was egg and tomato soup. After all the greasy/fried food it was so good. Had to try some ice cream on the way out. Detox charcoal & thai tea ice cream - both yummmm and they let me do half and half. They have these cool mini temp. Color changing spoons too. I wanted to try the korean gyro place but wasnt open yet. Maybe next time. Good space. Not sure how parking would be when its busy. Wouldve been nice if they had fountain soda. All the employees were pretty nice and friendly. read more

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I've been awaiting the opening of Pike Kitchen every since the signage went up. I like the fact that you can get a variety of Asian cuisine in one spot. With six restaurants to choose from, you'll definitely be able to find some thing for everyone here. However, the restaurants I grabbed food from were pretty much mediocre. Japomen: Tonkochu ramen was eh. The pork broth had somewhat of a burnt grill taste to it, most likely from the charshu...so this was very off putting right away. Because of the burnt taste, I couldn't really enjoy the ramen. I did enjoy my salmon avocado hand roll from here, though. It was packed with a good amount of salmon that was fresh. I think I'll try it spicy next time. Pike Chicken & Beer: Garlic soy and spicy basil popcorn chicken bites were both just okay. The chicken was cooked nicely and had good crunch to it. Although they looked different, both pretty much tasted the same and could have had more flavor to them. The spicy basil wasn't spicy at all and the garlic soy tasted like plain chicken. Portion size was smaller than expected...definitely more of an appetizer than a meal. Monster Snowcream and Tea: The best out of the three spots I tried. The horchata was a little sweet at first, but after giving it a good stir, everything balanced out. I think I still would get 75% sugar next time around, though. Boba was cooked nicely...not too mushy or hard. Service at all three restaurants were good and food came out fairly quickly. Workers come around cleaning and busing the tables, which is nice. We were lucky enough to grab one of the last tables at noon (a ton of seats at the bar-style seating was available), with tons of people eyeing when we would be done. Parking is generally a mess, so have some patience. My first experience at Pike Kitchen was just okay. However, I plan to be back to try the other restaurants and for more bubble tea. read more

Pike Kitchen - Korean Near Me - Rockville, Maryland

I came here recently on a Saturday night with some friends, and luckily had no trouble finding parking or a free table inside! The vibe is a cafteria style--so many different choices of food and you bring it back to your table. I liked that there were a good variety of different types of food. Not really impressed with the food here. At Viet, we tried the banh mi pork sandwich and the pho special. I thought the banh mi was relatively good and the portion was huge--the side soup was not to my liking. The pho was mediocre. At K Street Food, we tried the 3 kimchi tacos (chicken, beef and pork)--we thought the chicken was the only good one, which was well flavored. At Pike Chicken & Beer, we ordered the karaage chicken and the spicy basil chicken bites--the karaage was nothing special, just your average fried chicken (and bland), and the spicy basil one had a sweet and sour type of sauce that I did not like. No liquor here!! I know that at Pike Chicken & Beer, they did have beers, but nowhere else served alcohol. read more

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I love this whole place because there's so much variety. You can get boba, chicken, ramen, pho, sushi, etc. If you're with a big group this is a great place to go since there will be something for everyone. Last time I went I got the chicken katsu and it was great. Juicy, perfectly crispy, and the salad was a great side. I usually come here for their chicken sandwich, but I wanted to change it up a little bit today. Their chicken sandwich is pretty cheap for how much you get and much much better quality than say Popeyes. Also definitely try their seasoned fries! They are crazy addictive. read more

Pike Kitchen - Chicken Katsu - Korean Near Me - Rockville, Maryland

Second time trying bahn mi from Viet at Pike and Kitchen! Last time I tried lemongrass chicken and it was so good, so I tried grilled pork this time. It was also very tasty! There was a lot of pork inside the bread! The spicy sauce that comes with the sandwich is not that spicy but also a bit sweet. I really like this place, but one thing is the soup comes with the bahn mi. It is too salty for me, so I never finished it. I hope they make it less salty :( Other than that, it is a good place to try it if you have never been here before! read more

Pike Kitchen - Grilled Pork Bhan Mi - Korean Near Me - Rockville, Maryland

Rockville needed Pike Kitchen. I've eaten at multiple vendors at Pike Kitchen now, and I have to say K Street Food and Japomen are my favorite. K Street Food has crispy Kimari and Soondooboo Seafood Stew that's perfect for rainy days. It has the right amount of kick and fresh white rice. Their Odeng is okay, I wish the fishcake soup had a deeper, more refreshing taste. I wouldn't recommend their Tteokbokki nor their soondae. Japomen's Seafood ramen has a surprising amount of layered flavors! They never skimp on the amount of seafood and always have the biggest naruto fishcakes. Avoid both of their Salmon onigiris and try the Pork Katsu onigiri. The salmon isn't fresh and overpowers the seasoned rice. The White Peach Calpico tastes like my korean facewash but you can't go wrong with the Original and Strawberry. read more

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As soon as I walked into this place, I felt like a kid in a candy store. Not really sure what that says about me, but I can tell you that the only thing that could come close to making me as excited as Pike Kitchen did, would be a store full of working vintage clocks that were competitively priced. Ok... I'll admit, I'd probably fain't if I found that... and Pike Kitchen was just a step below faint-level excitement. There are so many stalls, so much Asian food to be had; and you can tell by the 50 pictures that I just uploaded... I was intent on exploring this B like it was my job...; which kind of part of it is... so.... basically... I love my job. Ok where to start... how to organize this? Let's go with the food that I tried: Sample Butter Roll: This was like a Swiss roll with some sort of cream inside. The sample size was GE-EN-ER-ROUS; like... top of Saint Nick's nice list generous. The roll itself was super moist, well proportioned, and just luscious in every way you wanted it to be. Miniature Tart Thing With Egg and Bacon from Bakery: This was like... ice cold. It needed more time in the warmer/ or a quick warm up. I think if it was warm the flavor would have been great. Japanese Kids Platter: Yeaahhhhh... I kinda felt bad ordering the kids platter for me and my guest... but at the end of day; we had like 6 stalls to try and a stupid 1 chamber human stomach #CowsGotItMade. The udon soup that came with this was pretty delish. The handroll was filled with what I believe to be tunafish salad. As a LOVER of tunafish, you can ask anyone I know.... it was just a bit disappointing. They should probably say that this is the type of handroll they are serving on the menu. The crab rangoon had a weird sort of crab salad inside. Not nearly as offensive at the tuna salad sushi roll, but not my favorite crab rangoon I've had. Grilled Lemongrass Chicken Banh Mi: I'd be back for these banh mi's. Great bread, well cooked meat, nice size, right price. Wish the soup was a bit less aggressively spicy, but you can't win em all. Spicy Popcorn Chicken with Basil: Me and my guest dubbed this "candy chicken". A thick sugary glaze coated what we thought were going to be more traditional Taiwanese popcorn chicken (akin to Jumbo Jumbo). I think they would be smart to drop this sort of glaze. Just my unsolicited opinion; sorry, I give it very readily. The black milk tea with boba: I got this 50% sweetness. Either they messed up and gave me 100 percent sweetness or the actual 100% sweetness is just a cup full of white sugar. I mean... man was this drink sweet for 50 percent. I mean... call Wibert Brimley, start delivering my diabeetus testing supplies straight to my home sweet. The red bean bun thing from bakery: This was one of my favorite things. The fresh red bean in this super soft and moist bun was just so well executed. Whoever is running all those sweets at the bakery is doing a bang up job. I will be back soon. I must try this Korean Gyro thing. I must try some more of the Korean street food including the fish balls in soup dish. I must try some of their other fried chicken. I must continue to explore... and since it was literally their opening day when I went... I'm sure they'll be perfecting some of those dishes real soon as they get community feedback. And THAT is my opinion of Pike Kitchen. All in all a much better first impression than The Spot to be completely honest. read more

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First order was great so I ordered another set of entrees to go- seafood udon soup and chicken and shrimp fried rice. They made it for dine in and tried to hand me a box to package it up. I declined and the one who took the first order gave the entrees to another woman who was pissed, and who snatched the food. I had to watch to make sure she didn't do anything to my food. Hey that's your fault not mine. I'll spread the word. read more

Options! Options! Options! My wife and came to PK for date night and were happy with all the options that PK had to offer. All the food was great except for the boba pearls in the bubble tea where abnormally hard. I will include more in-depth reviews once I visit a few more times and can try more than just one item from each stands menu. Bathrooms were clean and there is a self serve water tap. The bus crew were cleaning tables and taking trays off the tables as they were finished. This was a nice touch of service since you rips at stands and not really at self seating. Parking wasn't bad during an early week night and there was plenty of seating. We will definitely be back! read more

Awesome food hall located by Iron Age. Love the whole concept and the food vendors. I only wish they had a soup place that serves yukgaejang, soondobu and kimchi jjigae and maybe have that noodle place offer Ja Jang myun and kalguksu. During peak time the seats do fill up, so you might be standing there waiting for people to vacate their seats. For the food- the ramen was okay- it's not Jinya Ramen quality but sort of Korean ramen. So don't go expecting the best. I loved the kimchi fried rice though it needs to a bit spicer- add more gochujang please. The kimchi cheese fries was great! Fries were nice and crispy. The garlic soy chicken was good though it was drowning in the sauce so it lost it's crispiness. Very happy that an Asian food hall opened especially so close to where I live! Will be back often. read more

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I live the wide variety of options to choose from and the ease of ordering through the kiosks. The seating area is also fairly large and great for big groups. Definitely hoping to return! read more

Pike Kitchen - Chicken Curry - Korean Near Me - Rockville, Maryland