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Rice & Mix

3.6 (206 reviews)
ModerateKorean
Closed • 5:00 pm - 9:00 PM
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Chicken Meal
Vu T.

I had tried this place so many times, this is the only picture I took. First off, most items are pretty pricey, while the portions are good, some of them are not worth the price in my opinion. The place is very clean, nice and quiet, they usually get busy around lunch time tho. The staffs there are friendly and very helpful if you need help with your order. Lastly, the food is delicious , highly recommend the katsu set, the fried chicken is nice but a bit too sweet for my liking.

Spicy Pork Dup Bop
Retna S.

Order through Grubhub because of free delivery and $5 off, it's a good deal. I was expecting my food to be delivered at 1:05 but got noticed that it's delayed to 1:35. That's a little bit disappointing because it would pass my husband's lunch time so the meal became dinner instead of lunch. Fortunately it arrived at the new ETA. Spicy pork: decent portion size, packed with rice. Pork slices are thin but tender and not dry. However, it's not too flavorful, needs sesame oil and soy sauce, a little bit bland. It asked for level of spiciness and I wanted spicy. The pork as is without extra gochuchang isn't spicy at all. They put extra gochuchang on the side.

Zhen L.

When I think of Korean food, first thing came to my mind was their fluffy rice. The very marinated galbi, insanely mouth drooling flavor and its tenderness texture, yum. And of course, can't forget the spicy and vinegary kimchi. Is this the same Rice and Mix that used to be on Walnut Street? It sure don't taste the same.I thought the older location was better! The interior design and the seating is waaay nicer than this new spot. We started with Korean fried chicken in soy garlic. I've requested the wings to be fried well done, and the requests were ignored after she says ok. If it can't be done, just tell me before I order so I don't expect it. Compare to Bonchon's, Rice and Mix soy garlic are pretty tasteless. 6 pcs of wings(not whole wings) were $12.95, I rather go to a Chinese take-out and pay $10 for 6 very flavorful whole wings. Next disappointment, the galbi. I had remembered their galbi to be extremely flavorful. Not today, their galbi lacks the "very flavor" they used to carry, but at least is still tender(the only good part). Let's get to the kimchi, it used to be spicy, all I taste today is saltiness, tryna give me high blood pressure of some sort??? If you think the wings is the worst part of our meal, U R WRONG! The fluffy white rice that I'm used to with Korean cuisines doesn't exist here, the rice is hard and chewy, a HUGE DISAPPOINTMENT! The best part of my order is the Soon Du Bu, I got this order to-go. Rice and Mix's Soon Du Bu is made with huge chunks of tofu which i loved. I have it made with medium spice, i think this is the perfect spice level. Will I return? Yes, because my hubby likes their galbi.

Beef Soondubu
Jada G.

For a seemingly fusion/western palate-appeasing place, I was actually really impressed with my latest visit here. I came here a long time ago and got a rice bowl and wasn't impressed, but it looks like they've changed their concept a little and I can say that I'm a fan. I ordered a beef soondubu, which came with white rice (no side dishes included, sadly), as well as a bottle of water, and it came to around $11, which is respectable for lunch. The flavors were what I expected and maybe even a bit more since I've experienced so many so-so experiences at places like this. It could have been spicier despite me asking for it to be spicy, but I got a lot of soondubu in the actual bowl, though the vegetable choice was a bit different than what I'm used to. The rice was a little undercooked so I basically turned it into juk (rice porridge) towards the end. I will definitely come back to try other K-food staples like galbitang and maybe even brave the ddeokbokki!

Karin U.

I ordered the koreana bibimbap with spicy pork and mild sauce. (Not hot stone, regular). It was amazing! It was very healthy. All the vegetables were really tasty. Also, the lady working there was so sweet ! I forgot my water bottle and she ran outside to catch me and give to me! She also had a great attitude while serving me, which was quite refreshing. Definitely will return, very filling and healthy!

a bowl of soup with a spoon in it

Taste was ok but kinda expensive!!! I'm from nyc and come visit here. I ordered kimchi soup which is $20 the size was sooooo small and just few tiny pork in a bowl. Not worth your money AT ALL!!! I'm an asian girl but everything is smaller than my hands.

Spicy pork dolsot - hot stone pot
Richie H.

Rice and Mix is a decent Korean place on the east side of Broad. It does have its variety of options (dolsot - hot stone, wings, etc). They have a sign that says they gave the best Korean chicken wings - but I couldn't get that for lunch. The dolsot is a my standard Korean dish that i order. I'm located on the west side of Broad so I normally go to Giwa. Overall - still prefer Giwa, but Rice and Mix is good in which it allows you to choose your vegetables. I would say Giwa is like Chipotle as Rice and Mix is to Qdoba. If you want a dolsot, you go to Giwa. If you want dolsot and other things (wings), you go to Rice and Mix. Just like chipotle had their burritos, but Qdoba has their quesadillas, nachos, etc.

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Ennjoyed our supper of bibimbop in this small casual eatery. Order at the counter & they bring it to you. Generous portions for us.

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Overpriced for the size of the portions in my opinion. The food was solid though but one meal was $20

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Mr Pig is quickly becoming my go-to spot for BBQ in the city. They offer fixed priced options…read morealong with al la carte extras. The meats are of high quality, the side dishes always tasty, and staff super helpful. While I've never came to a BBQ place and didn't leave smelling of meats, the systems and venting they have setup does minimize that side effect of your visits nicely. I highly recommend for groups of 4!

My friend and I finally decided to try this spot we always pass, and honestly I'm glad we did. What…read morepulled us in was that it's not AYCE. We're never great at eating our money's worth, so the pay-as-you-go setup felt like a better fit. We got the favorite set for two, which ended up being plenty. The biggest highlight right away: they grill everything for you. KBBQ is just better when you can sit back and eat instead of managing the grill yourself. They also use a back grill to keep things moving, so there's barely any pause between rounds of meat. It felt really efficient. Also, the place is surprisingly clean and doesn't have that heavy "you're going to smell like smoke for the next 5 hours" vibe, which I really appreciated. Somehow they keep it all under control even with constant grilling. Service-wise, the staff were attentive and clearly working hard, especially since it seemed a bit understaffed. That said, my friend did feel a little uncomfortable at times. There were a few moments where it felt like we were being watched closely, almost like they were worried about a dine-and-dash situation, and we were asked multiple times if we had paid. I personally read it more as things being slightly disorganized with a small team juggling cooking, serving, and payments, but I can see how it might come across differently depending on how you interpret it. Food-wise, the meat was very good, but the banchan really stood out to me. The cabbage salad with a gingery soy dressing was super refreshing and cut through the richness of the meat perfectly. Free refills on banchan are always a win too. I also liked that the grill came with corn cheese, egg, and sprouts, nice extras you don't always get. The corn cheese wasn't as sweet as I expected, and the egg was a bit on the salty side, but still enjoyable. The tilted grill setup was another plus since it lets the grease drain away, so the meal didn't feel overly heavy like some AYCE spots. Overall, it was a really fun experience. A bit pricey, but worth it for the quality and how easy the whole meal felt. Just something to be aware of with the service dynamic depending on how sensitive you are to that kind of thing.

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Came on a Saturday afternoon and it was surprisingly quiet. We went specifically hoping for yukhoe…read morebecause we saw it on a photo outside and yes, they do have it. It just is not on the printed menu. Very cool, but also slightly chaotic. If you speak Korean, there is basically an unlocked menu situation. Same with tteokbokki. Not listed, but available. Love that for the insiders. The only downside is you do not really know all the prices ahead of time, and things ended up being a little higher than expected. It is right next to H Mart though, so prime real estate. The yukhoe came out still a tiny bit frozen in the center, but the seasoning was great. Nicely balanced sesame oil, garlic, a little sweetness. They mix it for you at the table which is a nice touch. We were mid mixing and they tried to take our picture which caught us off guard, but honestly it is a fair trade for how attentive and kind they were. Seafood tofu pot was a bit underwhelming protein wise. One shrimp and maybe two squid rings. Not exactly seafood heavy. That said, the broth itself had good depth and the tofu was silky and comforting. Service was warm and attentive the whole time. The space is super picturesque. Small booths with grills built into the tables, wooden frames, very traditional KBBQ vibes. Cozy and cute without feeling cramped. Overall, good experience. Just a little pricey and I wish everything was clearly listed on the menu. But vibes and service are definitely there.

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4.3
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100% better compared to my first experience when Dolsan first opened…read more We had 6 adults and did BBQ. We were told we had to order four servings of meat. We got 4 orders of marinated kalbi. It was delicious. The beef was tender and the flavors were perfect. The server cooked the meat perfectly. It was a lot of food. Really enjoyed the tofu Kimchi-Bokkeum. First time having this stir fry kimchi dish. Super flavorful dish. Perfect to eat with rice. We also had the seafood pancake which was crispy and made perfectly. The Nakji Bokkeum which was octopus with stir fried vegetables was also an impressive dish. The octopus was fresh. Texture was tender and bouncy. This dish was very spicy for me. The decor inside is modern and elegant. I like the exhaust fan for BBQ because you don't smell too much like food afterwards.

We came here on a weekday for lunch. The interior is beautiful. From the lights to the grills. The…read morebbq prices are quite high for a casual lunch so we switched to the non-bbq side. We ordered the rice bowls. Chicken and pork were great. They were also large. The metal bowls kept the food hot throughout our meal. The food here was very good. BEWARE They no longer have sushi. It still says sushi on the door. The menus still have sushi sections. This needs to be fixed The server didn't tell us this when we were seated. My daughter was very excited to have sushi when looking at the menu. When I ordered, the server told us there was no sushi. That made my girl sad. The server must tell people there is no sushi when they sit people, as opposed to when they order. Also, the server reprimanded us when we decided to change from bbq to the other side which was unnecessary.

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