Food Gallery 32

Reviews

• Victoria F.

  star star star star star_border 18 July 2026

  I love this place!
  We stopped here last year during Anime NYC weekend and the food and variety is great! Whether you like traditional ramen bowls, eggs rolls, dumplings, or just rice, they have pretty much everything! They even have some spots for desserts and smoothies, too. I can't wait to go back this year!
  There are only two "issues," I would say this place has: the crowd and the...pressure to leave. Of course NYC is crowded and that's something to expect, but it was very difficult to find a seat, even in this three-story food court. Once we started slowing down on our munching and began conversing more, it seemed like the staff was pressuring us to leave. I can't blame them, I guess, since there weren't many seats, and I was also told that is Asian culture to leave as soon as you're done and not hang around to chat...but for people who are already overwhelmed and awkward, it makes it worse to feel like you aren't welcome to stay for the length of time you need/want.
  I'll still be going back this year, though!

• Nicole E.

  star star star star star_border 13 July 2026

  What a great one stop for Asian food, noodles, dessert and drinks too. I get why this place is always packed and busy. I want one in my city and town, it's that great of an idea.
  
  I ate lunch at Gochujang: I decided to order the everything kimbap sans bulgogi and the spicy tuna kimbap with the lunch combo set, which comes with a soup broth and a small bowl of tteok bokki.
  
  The tteok bokki was runny and though there were hard boiled eggs in the chafing pan none were in our bowl, why not, what's the point of having the eggs in the pan or do only certain people get them or are they using it simply as a decoration in the pan? I found the tteok bokki was sweet, but not spicy enough.
  
  The everything kimbap sans the beef or bulgogi and it was packed with so much goodness. The spicy tuna was good but not as tasty as the everything kimbap but the everything kimbap was $10.99 a roll. The first order for lunch was $22.84. The carry out order for 4 everything kimbap with no bulgogi was $47.86.
  
  I ate dessert at Mama: The scents from taiyaki or glutinous rice sticky cake big fish with Nutella and the delimanjoo custard flavor with the dipping chocolate. The delimanjoo are small and come cold and were not my favorite, tasted not so fresh and wasn't appealing cold at all.
  
  The taiyaki warm large fish with the Nutella was so yummy and sticky and chewy. I could have easily eaten a dozen of them they were so good, but they are $4 each.

• Amienyc L.

  star star star star_border star_border 28 June 2026

  A place where there's variety of good options.  Mostly Korean which is what I enjoy eating lately.
  
  Inside this building was really humid and hot. Crowded and loud.  The reason why I gave 3 stars was because of the temperature inside as soon as you walk in.  It's not a clean building. I could say it is poorly managed.
  
  Most of the restaurant has "A" grade which was great. Plenty of choices from ramen, korean dish, bubble tea/milk tea and did I mention desert. Yes, sweets from Spot which i like.
  
  I chosed Pelicana Fried Chicken. Really, really crunchy, juicy and reach in flavor. I also ate Kobeque steak rice bowl- which I did not enjoy, it was too salty, nothing really special for me to come back.

• Gurleen K.

  star star star star star 25 June 2026

  I love this place which is located in K-town, 32nd street between 5th and 6th ave. It's essentially a Korean foodcourt with over 10 places to eat. You can order your food at any of the places, they give you a buzzer to let you know when you pick your food up.
  
  The seating is communal and you have to grab one as fast as you can because this place is always packed and busy!

• Alejandra A.

  star star star star star_border 21 June 2026

  This place has an awesome combination of a variety of foods!
  
  There's a variety of sweet and savory food, as well as drinks like Boba. My one con is that this place has grown a lot in popularity and there is not much seating. There's upstairs and downstairs eating but it's still not nearly enough to manage the amount of foot traffic and clientele that goes through here.
  
  Everybody's standing around waiting to snag a seat, but that's my only complaint. The food here is amazing and you should definitely try it!