KOA Kitchen - Chippendale

During the winter, I was feeling cold and craving kimchi, so I ordered Kimchi soup with rice and eggs. It was the best thing I had ordered, warming me up and the flavor of the soup base was fantastic. It satisfied my kimchi cravings 100%. I wanted another bowl but had to resist.

Ate the seafood pancake and japchae. was very nice and filling and in total added up to less than $10. pretty cheap!! place was very cute and small (portions weren’t don’t worry!

This restaurant offers authentic Korean "home-style" food. The ddeokbokki tastes just like my mother's and the staff always greets me with a big smile. I highly recommend trying their ddeokbokki, as well as their gimbap dunked in the sauce.

This is a good spot to grab a fast, affordable, and convenient lunch. I decided to try the bibimbap with egg (they gave me two for some reason) and the kimbap sushi, which was tasty. The total cost was only $15. Overall, not a bad choice for a quick meal.

Cute hole in the wall Korean Kitchen in Spice Alley. Being Korean myself I was sceptical to how the food would taste but all the dishes I've tried to date did not disappoint! All the staff working there are Korean and the flavours are definitely authentic! The staff are super friendly, prices are very cheap and I've only ever waited up to 10mins. The portion sizes aren't ginormous which works well for me because I love a good variety of things to eat.I recommend ordering 4-5 dishes between 2 people to shareBest Mains: Kimchi fried rice with pork (the egg on top is a good combo), beef bibimbap, kimchi soup (only mildy spicy)Best Small dishes: vegetable (or seafood) pancake, fried dumplings