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    4.1 (694 reviews)
    Closed 11:00 am - 10:00 pm
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    Moderate noise
    Good for kids
    Dogs allowed

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    Caramelized Brussels Sprouts (GF)
    Elizabeth W.

    I don't get to world Street kitchen often enough because that's not close to where I live. But every time I eat there, I always remind myself of how much I love the food. It really is just an excellent fast casual Asian fusion We went there the day after a general, strike cabin in Minneapolis and decided to support it because they had shut down. Other many restaurants in Minneapolis are hurting right now because of everything, they were very welcoming. But to be honest, we were there for the food. And I loved it. The brussels sprouts are truly amazing. I think they are my favorite brussels sprouts in the Twin Cities. So many places shove bacon into them. Not these. Rather they use a Thai fish sauce and caramelize them. They're crispy and flavorful. They're amazing. The tofu bowl was also quite tasty. A lot of food for a reasonable price. Just so much to love about this place.

    Vivian C.

    A standby for fast and tasty Asian fusion. Menu is a few ingredients and sauces mixed with different marinated proteins. I like the flavors but most dishes taste pretty similar because of the sauces. But can't beat it for a very fast and fresh meal with bold flavors!

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    Angela C.

    Love, love this place! It's a mash up of all kinds of flavors from around the globe. I loved that on one wall near the kitchen there were jars and jars and bottles and bottles of the rooster Sriracha sauce, it looked like part of the decor. The menu had so many tasty sounding options that I couldn't decide what to get. Falafel Banh Mi? MFC (Moroccan Fried Chicken) Biscuit? Or the Red Curry Chicken Bangkok Burrito? I ended up ordering the WSK Salad and the O.G. Grilled Chicken Yum Yum Rice Bowl. Dang...the soft cooked egg on top was perfection and special sauce in the rice bowl was yum yum! They need to bottle that stuff and sell it like Chick-fil-A sauce. The WSK salad tasted Mediterranean inspired with the crispy chickpeas, that was also really good. They also have a beer and cocktail menu (the Rose Lychee Sangria sounds fun!) if you want to enjoy an adult drink with your meal. If the Wadi bros are reading this, please open a shop in L.A. because I will be there all the time!

    O.G. ** Grilled Chicken Yum Yum Rice Bowl (with DF sauce)
    Sandy A.

    WSK is a good place if you're looking for a quick bite to eat. Also, if you want a sweet treat too, since Milkjam is connected to it! They have a lot of good options to choose from fusion burritos to bowls. The service was quick. It's a "order first, find your table" type of place. There was a lot of seating from booths to high tops. The food was good and offered GF/DF options. Not the best yum yum bowl I've had, but it was good. There's a lot a parking lot and street parking. If you're looking for an average Asian place, this will definitely satisfy your taste buds!

    Ciboney R.

    Ugh I love this place. Lots of unique and flavorful dishes, you can't really go wrong here. I always get the tofu yum yum bowl, and I'm not even vegetarian. It just tastes that good! They do have a little parking lot by the side if street parking worries you. They are also connected right next to milk jam creamery, which is arguably the best ice cream place in the Twin Cities. Lots to enjoy here!

    Minced Beef Bulgogi Yum Yum Rice Bowl
    Emily H.

    WSK/Milkjam never misses. You can grab a seat when you walk in and order from your table. The beef bulgogi bowl is delish and they don't skimp on the yum yum sauce. If you haven't tried kimchi before - try it here! The hummus is smooth and pita served warm. I like adding on a side of cucumber salad as well for some extra crunch. Pop over to milkjam after for a scoop of ice cream or get a pint to go to finish off your amazing meal.

    Brussel Caramelized Brussels Sprouts (GF)
    Avery E.

    World street kitchen is one of my favorite places in Minneapolis! I'd give it a 4.5 if I could. The Brussel sprouts are the best in the world, and I mean that wholeheartedly. They are perfection. The Korean bbq ( I think that's what it's called) bowl with kimchi is another one of my favorites! I went recently and tried their sesame chicken sandwich and it was huge! It was very tasty. I wouldn't say it was as good reheated though. Try and finish it all in the moment(: Their service is good although they aren't really a "sit down" place because you order on your phone. It is upsetting that more spots are turning to this instead of human interaction. This doesn't take away from how the food is though. Staff also came around and refilled waters and gave out to go boxes, so that helps. I love the ice cream spot next door, too! Amazing dinner + dessert combo every single time. It is very expensive for not having a server though which is annoying. They add a service fee automatically on top of spendy food.

    Mikhala F.

    3.5 Darn, we had a bit of a bummer experience at WSK. I hadn't been for years, but after a show at the Walker, our large group decided to come here for dinner. LOVE: - Lots of seating! We were one of the few eating in (seemed like lots of delivery and takeout) so we got our pick of the spots - Most of our crew had eaten there before and had faves on the menu - it was great for the GF and veg gals in our group to have options - The food came out shockingly fast! You order via QR code and so there's no table service, but it works well for this fast casual spot. LEAVE: - Most of our food came out cold, which was a surprise considering it was brought out so quickly after we ordered. - I got the bulgogi beef rice bowl, and it was a pretty small portion with just beef, kimchi, sauce, and rice - it felt a bit on the light side given the price. My friend that got the salad felt the same. - Prices were pretty steep for a no service fast casual spot: $16 burrito, $18-20 rice bowl or hummus bowl, $15 for two tacos.

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    Jeremy S.

    Huge selection of food from around the world. My favorite is the Korean BBQ beef burrito, enough to split. They have some yummy looking rice bowels and curry's as well. They do offer cocktails and beer. The old fashioned is actually a little boozy. And don't forget to head over to Milk Jam after you eat for a delicious scoop of ice cream.

    Korean 'BBQ' Beef Short Ribs Hummus Bowl
    Robert L.

    What I like about this place is that there's no wait staff, you order either at the counter on an iPad or at your seat with a QR Code. The menu is ripe with a variety of meals with an Asian/Middle Eastern flare to them. I thought by burrito was tasty, but could use more spice. I would add kimchi to it next time. The bowl we enjoyed was packed with hummus, and came with some delicious pita bread. Plenty of seating, as it seems their take out game is stronger than dine in during lunch time. It's definitely worth giving it a try!

    Lemongrass meatball bowl
    Joy S.

    Looking for a quick bite for a late lunch. None of us had been here before, but it sounded interesting. You order via a kiosk at the counter or use a QR code at the table. I find it easier to order in person at a counter, but we did it online. Our table got a hummus appetizer which was tasty. My husband and I both ordered lemongrass meatball entrees. I had the lettuce wrap and he had the bowl. Mine came with 5-6 tender meatballs, a quarter of an iceberg lettuce head, cucumber salad, and a spicy sauce. I thought it was all delicious except the sauce was more spicy than I liked. Actually it was all a bit more zippy than I'd normally order, but it was good for something different. The workers were all friendly. The atmosphere was quite loud however. We felt like we opened the door to go in and were hit with a wall of loud voices. It didn't have great acoustics, but there were a couple of big parties in there that contributed to the sound level. The bathrooms are in a long hall that is shared with the ice cream store next door. Be aware that you'll need to get a keypad code to get in.

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    Greg W.

    Haven't been in a while but had to make the trip next door for the Milkjam holiday flavors. Atmosphere is still the same; "hip" and dimly lit. The staff is always really friendly and quick to help out. You order via QR code on the table and the staff will bring your food and bus. I always get the bulgogi mushroom lettuce wraps because it's hard to find a vegetarian bulgogi in the cities. It's nicely spicy but not "hot". Their kimchi and picked veggies are awesome. The yumyum sauce is pretty bland. The brussels sprouts were super salty and pretty one-note. Don't think I'd get them again. If you don't like fish sauce, which I do, you're not going to like it. It was salty to the point where my mouth hurt. So much fish sauce that they were soggy. Their burritos, wraps, and specials are great so I'll be back but definitely not getting the sprouts again.

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    Shamir W.

    Went for dinner here with the family. They have both indoor and outdoor seating. We chose to sit inside. Clean and they have an open kitchen and counter. They brought us out some water glasses and a pitcher. You get a QR code for your table and you order on your phone and pay and they bring out the food and drink to you. Kind of reminded me of the restaurants at the airport where you have iPads to order from and they bring out the food. We ordered the Korean "BBQ" Beef Croquettes, Korean "BBQ" Beef Short Ribs Bangkok Burrito, Korean "BBQ" Beef Short Ribs Yum Yum Rice Bowl and Lemongrass Meatballs Lettuce Wraps. We also ordered a couple of drinks, The Passion Fruit Margarita was our favorite. The meatball lettuce wraps were really good. The meatballs were flavored and cooked really well. The croquettes were also very tasty, especially with the dipping sauce that came with it. The burrito could have been better. It really lacked flavor and the meat was not really distributed evenly so you would get bites of just tortilla and rice. The yum yum rice bowl was pretty tasty. Had a good consistency too when you mixed everything together with the crunchy kimchi and the soft beef and rice. The crunch from the peanuts. Bottom line was that it was a pleasant enough experience but nothing I would be running back to. This was also the first place I have been to in the cities that adds a service charge of 18% where they are really not providing table side service as such.

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    The food is okay if a bit over price. Would be forgivable occasionally but the owner's politics have me skipping WSK these days

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    Wakame continues to be one of my favorite restaurants in town! We stopped in for happy hour the…read moreother night, and as always, it was such a great dining experience. We got the salmon hand rolls, spicy scallop hand rolls, shrimp tempura roll, Jeremy roll, Hot and Spicy Girl roll, big eye tuna, and inari - everything was delicious and beautifully prepared. The quality and flavors are always so consistent. The entire team is wonderful, and it's always great to see George. I've been coming to Wakame for years, and it's amazing to have a place that continues to deliver such great food, service, and atmosphere every time. Highly recommend!

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    It's hard to know where to begin. Simply put, the food is perfection, but my opinions about it go…read morebeyond flavor profiles and cooking techniques. My opinions are just as much rooted in the emotion attached to each bite. We live in Texas but spend lots of time in the Twin Cities. I'm a vegetarian, so I put off going to Diane's Place because it felt like the options for me were relatively limited. Boy, am I kicking myself for waiting! I told my wife after our first meal at Diane's Place this weekend that I compared the first bite (which happened to be the green scallion croissant) to my responses to certain music. As a musician and audiophile, hearing something moving or stirring can illicit a very visceral emotional response. I experienced a very similar response with that very first bite. My appreciation for the art of cuisine brought to perfection by Diane Moua literally caused my eyes to well up. This may sound like hyperbole, but it is not. The egg rolls were light and crispy and oddly nostalgic. The bamboo & cabbage swimming in coconut curry was my entree. On its own, it is perfectly balanced with the right amount of salt, acid, and umami. I tacked on some sticky rice and Hmong hot sauce...use with caution! It's potent but so delicious. Given Diane's background in pastry, don't skip dessert! We loved our experience so much on Sunday for dinner that we very quickly made a brunch reservation for Tuesday. Connor and Simon were extraordinarily helpful and knowledgeable about the menu.

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    4.0(46 reviews)
    4.8 mi

    We recently celebrated a friend's birthday here, and they kindly gave us a private room to enjoy…read moreour meal, which made the celebration even more special! This was my second visit, and it definitely didn't disappoint. The food came out incredibly fast, and the service was just as impressive. Our server was attentive, friendly, and made sure we had everything we needed throughout the meal. My only small critique is that I wish the portion sizes were a bit more consistent. However, the selection of hot pot ingredients were definitely more on the interesting side like they had abalone and blue crab! The taro sweet potato balls were absolutely to die for! I only wish they were served with a scoop of ice cream--they would've been even more amazing. Overall, it's a great spot for gatherings. There's a dessert shop right next door if you're craving something sweet afterward, and parking was surprisingly easy. I'd definitely come back again!

    He Said: Really happy to see more Asian restaurants opening…read morein Richfield. This conveniently located hot pot restaurant is connected to a ramen, matcha, and bakery shop (maybe the same owners...). There is ample seating space and I sat down, immediately. Ordering is simple-- everything is done on a tablet. There is a small but good fruit/salad/sauce bar. I am not a big hot pot person, but I liked this place. Pros: Very speedy service. They have robot waiters! Lunch price is really reasonable Do not sleep on the fruit or cold salad options Cons: The broths were all kind of watered down. After every "top off", the broths started to taste the same.

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