One of LA's best kept secrets. The combination korean and Mexican cuisine is just unbeatable and…read moreencompasses the LA food scene. Kalbi burger was brilliant and the meat was tender. It was also packed with meat, very good value for the price! The korean bbq fries are a must. The fries were crispy and the sweet salty bulgogi with their house made sauce made a delicious meal. They also give you free ice cream if you dine it! Easy parking, located in an unassuming strip mall.

A few weeks ago we were leaving LA towards the grapevine but saw that the fires were still raging…read moreon the 5 with traffic at a standstill - so we decided to try and wait it out by getting an early dinner. We saw that Corner Grille had some good reviews and was close by the exit so we gave it try. The spot is in a sort of run down strip mall with not too much parking but we were able to luckily snag a spot even during rush hour. The inside is like any other local burger/takeout spot we might have grown up around, with the classic LED menu, signs showing off their specials and local awards (somehow getting awards for top burger, taco, and fried chicken spots - pretty diverse range of offerings), and slightly greasy diner/picnic decorated tables. We were here specifically for the kalbi burger which we had read quite a bit about as well as some seasoned fries to share. It came out relatively quickly (there was only one other guest at that time) and it was piping hot. The fries were great; similar to checkers/rallys and nice and crispy. The burger was nicely toasted with korean bbq meat inside (it was more like bulgogi than kalbi so a bit of a letdown there) with a mayo type slaw. It was hearty and greasy in all the best ways, a bit on the sweeter side for a kbbq glaze, but eating just half already filled me up. Just as we were about to leave, we did notice that the owner walked in and we remembered that since it was still in the time slot advertised, we could ask for some ice cream if we dined in. He graciously went to the back and shortly after came back with some strawberry ice cream scoops. It was a good contrast to the fatty/salty meal we just had (and did suspiciosuly taste like Thrifty's ice cream). Overall we had a good experience at this nice establishment that seems to embody the LA spirit of humble fusion cuisine that folks should definitely stop by at whenever y'all are around.

First time here, and it definitely won't be my last…read more The food was flavorful, freshly made, and hit the spot. My coworkers ordered the Chicken Gangjeong in both the Soy Garlic and Sweet & Spicy flavors. I only had a bite of each, but both were juicy and seemed to be made with dark meat chicken. The Soy Garlic was actually sweeter than the Sweet & Spicy, which caught me off guard, while the Sweet & Spicy had more of a mild heat than an overwhelming kick. I ordered the Grandma Tteokbokki at spice level 2 and added melted cheese and ramen. Those add-ons were absolutely worth it. The cheese made the sauce extra creamy, while the ramen soaked up all of the flavor and turned it into a hearty, comforting meal. Spice level 2 had a nice kick without overpowering the dish, making it easy to enjoy from start to finish. Overall, everything we tried was satisfying, and I'd happily come back to work my way through more of the menu. If you're ordering the tteokbokki, I definitely recommend adding the cheese and ramen--you won't regret it.

This is the best tteokbokki I've had since visiting Korea! We tried the gimmari, Rose Tteokbokki,…read moreJjajang Tteokbokki, and Grandma Tteokbokki. The Rose was really good, but it was a little too rich for me. I personally preferred the Grandma Tteokbokki. I also liked the larger tteok over the mini tteok because it was softer and chewier. Adding ramen and cheese is a must! The cashier was also really nice. Even though he was new, he was able to answer all of our questions and provided excellent service. The restaurant was super clean, organized, and had a welcoming atmosphere. We'll definitely be back the next time we make a trip to SoCal!

My five friends and I came here for lunch on a Thursday around 3:00 PM, and the place was pretty…read moreempty. I always thought that if a restaurant is packed, it means the food is good--but this place proved that idea completely wrong! We shared the molcajete and the queso fundido, and it was more than enough food for all of us. Everything was fresh, flavorful, and absolutely delicious. Every bite was amazing. If you're debating whether to stop by because it doesn't look busy, don't let that fool you. This place is a hidden gem with incredible food. Definitely a 10/10, and we'll absolutely be back!

I got there and there was only one table with people…read more.... Waiter took about 10 minutes to. Ome to us ...I ordered food and drinks at same time...Drinks took an other 10 minutes to arrived....food took 23 minutes to arrived ....keep in mind there was only one table Aguachiles were so bad....they used bottle lemons ....I know seafood .....my buddy ordered rolls they were dry and with old fish..... So bad service Expensive No flavor And new reataurant...Idk how can they survive...unless they looking for people that don't know anything about good fresh food ...or maybe seafood is not their forty.....I will never go back

Came In during the weekday to have a quick lunch…read more Seated and ordered within minutes. Located right next to kalaveras restaurant and Guitar Center and parking is available throughout. To start you order your broth type and you have about 7 options from spicy to not spicy. Next you order your meats and you have the option to go regular options, premium or even wagu for a market price. Once you've done that, get up and go pick out your veggies and sauces to put inside your soup or dip your meat. Meal was hot and delicious in quick time and great tasting. Inside there are about 25 tables/ booths to chose from for your party.

The food was good. The atmosphere nice. It is all you can eat, but I cannot eat very much. I made…read moremy bowl and I had a lot left over. I did not get seconds. I understand not being able to take things to go, but if you have not gotten seconds and it's your first bowl, you should be allowed to take home what you didn't eat. I don't believe in throwing that all away. It would be three meals for me that they prefer to throw it away instead of letting me take it home. For that reason, I will not go back there. Like I said, if I had gotten two bowls or three bowls, I could understand not being able to take it but when you have just ordered your first bowl, I don't get it. There are plenty of other places I would go instead.

Food delish. Service fast enough. TVs always playing sports…read more Kickin kasian was my introduction to a seafood boil and I 100% choose them over the boiling crab. Here's why: they have peeled shrimp!! You can get naked shrimp in the bag and boiling crab only offers the big ol shrimp with the legs and face omg I can't. Shout out kickin.

Updated review... it's been a while since we came here the first time. Friends were having a…read morebirthday so we had to give it another try. Got here around 5:30 pm on a Friday. We lucked out and got the last booth before the dinner rush. The place looked exactly like it did last time we came. Staff was still friendly. They don't accept cash, only cards/tap to pay. Their menu looked different. Wish I had taken a photo. You have an option to build your own boil by choosing your protein, sauce, spice level and add in's. They still don't allow you to mix garlic butter and lemon pepper sauces. You're forced to get the Kickin mix which includes Cajun even if you're not a fan of that flavor. They also have a kids menu with 2 choices, appetizers and family combos. Always intimidating ordering from a menu that doesn't disclose the pricing up front. That's the weirdest thing. Even restaurants in Beverly Hills have pricing on their menus. We got the family feast which feeds up to 4 people and had a combo of crab, mussels, shrimp, sausage, rice, potato and corn which was about $107. (Side note, they charge 50 cents for a pair of gloves and they do not provide you with a little towelette to wipe before or after your meal) This I have to admit was a pretty good deal considering it's a good amount of seafood. They serve it to you in a large metal bowl. We asked for mild since we had toddlers, but because of the Cajun in the sauce (that they force you to get if you want garlic butter and lemon pepper flavor) it was more of a medium, and the kids could not tolerate the heat. Which wasn't a bad thing since that meant more for us grown ups. Ordered them a side of truffle fries which was not too bad actually. We also ordered some of their specialty drinks which come in huge cups. We tried asking for two small empty cups so the kids could share our drinks, but they refused to provide that to us. According to the waiter, it's the restaurant policy that they can only provide water cups, but we have to figure out what to do with the water inside. (Insert face palm emoji) Also they do not provide buckets for your shells so we weren't sure what to do with all that water but drink it. The cups are thin paper cups to pair perfectly with those gross paper straws. By the time we finished the water the cups were pretty mushy already. Needless to say we couldn't finish all our food so we asked for it to go, reluctantly as we hoped they weren't going to try and charge us for those to go bags as well. Pro's: they brought the food out quickly. The food tasted freshly cooked. Con's: don't know where to begin. Parking lot sucks since it's shared with multiple other businesses. There is no place for you to sit and wait outside the restaurant. You'll need to stand outside by the parking lot and pray you don't get side swiped by some crazy driver. Menu has hidden pricing. They charge 50 cents for gloves and do not provide wipes for after your meal. They don't provide a bucket/container to place your seafood shells so it gets mixed in with your other food on the table. Can't even ask for an empty cup for kids. They don't let you customize your sauces your way. Sad to say after all this time my review for this place is still a solid 2 stars.

Everything on the menu is delicious! I love the endless amount of options and generous servings…read more The people are so kind and helpful. The moment I walk in I feel such welcoming chill vibes. My absolute favorite poke place in the valley. I love Pokitomik!

10/10 they're bowl was amazing I wanna try their sushi burrito next it looks so good.read more

Absolutely love this place. Went here with some friends that have been raving about this place for…read morethe first time. Food was delicious, service was stupendous, fast and fresh. Patty made us feel like family and took care of us so well. Robby hosts karaoke and sings like an angel. He kept us entertained for hours. Will definitely dine here again for the food but you cant beat rhe experience with the staff.

First Visit -- Disappointing Experience…read more We came in last night to celebrate my daughter's birthday, and unfortunately, our experience was extremely disappointing. The restaurant was not busy when we arrived--there was only one other party of two. Our party of 10 was the largest group there, yet the service was still very slow and disorganized. I ordered six seafood platters, and I was honestly surprised by the portion sizes. When I hear "seafood platter," I expect something substantial, especially based on my experience at other seafood restaurants. Here, each platter was served on a large oval plate but contained just about enough food for one person. Each platter was supposed to come with rice or fries, but our side dishes did not arrive until we were more than halfway through our meal. I also had to remind the waiters twice about a refill of water for our pitcher after I had already requested it. The temperature inside was another major issue. The restaurant felt extremely hot and uncomfortable. There were only two industrial fans blowing air toward the middle of the room rather than toward the patrons, leaving our entire party sweating in the corner. The bathroom was even worse--it felt like a sauna with little to no air circulation. The service continued to be poorly timed throughout the meal. We were already about two-thirds finished eating before the buckets that are typically provided at the beginning of a seafood meal were brought to the table. These buckets are intended for trash and shells, so by the time they arrived, we had already been managing our shells and waste without them. Then came the bill. A 2.5% surcharge was added to our check. This was not listed anywhere that I saw on the restaurant's website, and it was never mentioned by the waitstaff. I only noticed it when reviewing the receipt. The digital receipt states: "to maintain our food quality and to improve services a 2.5% surcharge will be added to every check." I found that explanation particularly frustrating. Why should customers be charged an additional percentage specifically to fund improvements to the restaurant's food quality and service? Those are things I would expect to be included in the prices already being charged. There was also a discrepancy with the large-party gratuity. The restaurant's website states that an 18% gratuity is added for parties of six or more, yet I was charged 20%. I took a timestamped screenshot of the website showing the 18% policy and have attached it along with a copy of my receipt so customers can see the discrepancy for themselves. Finally, they were unable to print a receipt. The waiter had to figure out how to send the receipt to me by text. This was our first visit, and unfortunately, it will be our last. We came in hoping to celebrate my daughter's birthday and enjoy a nice meal together. Instead, we experienced inadequate portions, delayed side dishes, repeated requests for basic service, an uncomfortably hot dining room, poorly timed table service, an undisclosed surcharge, and a gratuity discrepancy between the website and our actual bill. I always try to give businesses the benefit of the doubt, especially when visiting for the first time. But with a party of 10 and a bill reflecting both a 2.5% surcharge and 20% gratuity, I expected a much higher level of service and transparency. I would strongly recommend reviewing your bill carefully and comparing it with the restaurant's posted policies before paying.

This is the first time I went to this locations. It's larger than the NoHo location, but equally as…read morecharming. The service was excellent. We got there just when they opened, but they filled up quickly. Ordered the Happy Hour dumplings, and Pad See Ew, Ko Soi noodles and yellow curry. All were delicious. Portions were also generous and the leftovers tasted just as good the next day. This is my go to Thai spot when I'm in NoHo, now I can add this location as well!

Heads up! This is neither bad nor good- but you should know- the Pad Thai recipe has changed…read more Now granted, Pad Thai is known as the dish that will guarantee vary from place to place cause it's street food, right? But there is a key variable- it can either be the browner version or the redder version (Pad Thai fans know what I mean). Anajak (if you're an LA local) is the 'browner' version for context. Authentic Central Thai Pad Thai is actually light golden brown, not red. The natural brown color comes from the caramelization of palm sugar combined with tamarind pulp and fish sauce. Many restaurants- especially in Western countries- use ketchup and paprika and a chili paste as a shortcut to add both sweetness, tang, and bright red color. I can't say that's specifically what happened here- but the grainy grit of the sauce plus the color and sweetness was not the best. Rustic Spoon used to serve the browner version- you'll see it in the photos listed above from as recently as a year ago. I visited recently and discovered they've switched to the redder version. I'm not a fan personally- flavor, texture, etc. But if you love it- that's good news for you- but if you a fan of RS, they changed the recipe about 3 months ago. I switched my order to a Pad See Ew after noticing - and they were gracious and kind about it (which is why I didn't go hard in my stars review)- however the Pad See Ew wasn't flavorful, and lacked Wok Hei, it gave bland rice noodle, steam broccoli and a separately fried (unseasoned egg) thrown together quickly in a wok- no curation of flavors at all. Sigh. I'm not inclined to be a complainer at all, and don't fancy myself a tough customer at all- and compliment as highly and loudly as I critique... But in the age of inflation and local businesses struggling- I am happy to financially support- and just hope they're happy to meet me in the middle with a good meal, made with care and attention. That wasn't the case here. There are a lot of options for Thai in the Valley- I'll have to go elsewhere.

Amazing customer service from the moment we walked through the doors. Delicious food, all served…read morevery quickly. Servers and hosts make you feel welcomed and always keep tables clean. The ambiance is relaxed with good trendy music and lovely decor. 10/10 would try again!

The food was absolutely amazing! And our server, Albert, went the extra mile to make sure we were…read morewell taken care of. Give him a raise. He's great at what he does.

Best teriyaki bowls in the valley!!! They never disappoint…read morePrice is fair for the portion

Read the other reviews for food. Mine will solely be for info I wish businesses were upfront about…read more This is my fight against hidden restaurant fee-flation and for price transparency. price as of 5/19/26 Extra service charges or fees (other than tax and tip): 2.5% credit/debit card fee Tip lowest default: N/A Allows bill split/itemize: N/A Fee transparency/fairness score: 4/5 NOTE: the credit/debit card fee note/poster is legible and placed in a visible area in front of the ordering area i dont think adding a surcharge or fee for debit card transactions at the point of sale is technically allowed.