I came here for lunch because I almost never see kimbap anywhere. It was really small inside, mainly for getting food to-go. They have chips and other snacks on the side. I saw their rice bowls for about $10. The kimbap is $5. They were pre-made already and so the transaction was pretty fast. They were just wrapped in some foil with 8 pieces. They werent bad, a really quick and easy meal.The store is a little run down, not really as nice as it could be. It was empty and not busy when I went. Unfortunately there is a column blocking the entrance, so it is a little hard to find. They are also a little expensive, but nothing out of normal SF downtown pricing. I would probably come again if I was craving korean food.

Not bad not great. But good to have a Korean restaurant near this area. Since the seating is limited I would recommend to avoid busy hours otherwise you will have to either squeeze in with strangers or wait until others are finished eating. Their kimchi seems to be made out of cabbage by the way. Some koreans like it and some dont.

Hidden little Korean takeout place. It used to be a grungy hole-in-the-wall but theyve really cleaned up the place in the last couple of years. The price has gone up some but the flavors are still fantastic.

Home style cooking. Not worth the price for me for something I could cook at home. However, might hit the spot for something different if you work in the area.

I only had the bibimbap and japchae bap here, but they were both stupendous. My only qualm is that it gets busy and they forget to package some stuff with your to-go food sometimes. Also worth mentioning that this matters because there isnt really any seating, so you have to venture out to eat their food.

I would like to recommend this restaurant. Pure Korean food. Cheap and delicious!

I love the name so I had to comment. Never been there. :)

Trash along walkway inside corner store.