Ajumama

I just really like the fried chicken sandwich, ok? :-) Also service was always friendly and I appreciate them being patient with my questions when I'm unfamiliar with Korean food.

Summer time is here and love to spend time outside. Also, food truck continue popping around different farmer market and festival.I went to the Worthington Farmer Market this past weekend and got to check out Ajumama as I saw it. Love their menu option and got myself a Bulgogi Hash. Diced potato lay at the bottom, piled up with load of Bulgogi, two fried eggs and green onion. Super moist and saucy Bulgogi. The potato totally absorb all the flavor from the sauce.

Holy moly talk about flavor! I finally tried the bulgogi cheesesteak and I'm so glad I did! Lots of flavor, toasty bun, and a good size to share for lunch (it's so rich you'll want to). Definitely a good size sandwich for the price. Can't wait to true the KFC biscuit sandwich next!

I have had their carry out many times. Everything has been freshly prepared and well packed to retain heat & coldness. Liquids have not leaked. Excellent variety offered. Willing to adapt for diet, portion size, and temperature. LOVE the meatloaf and crisp attractive salads. Ask to be included for the colder weather. Foods available for pickup Friday and Saturday dinner hours.

I really like food trucks. Ajumama is one of the best in Columbus. It moves around a lot so it can be hard to get to. A lot of the time you can find it close to OSU campus. There's other times it's on the east side. I found it recently at the OSU Medical Center building at Olentangy and First. It was tucked away in the back of the parking lot. This is among the many places this pops up. It has a Korean inspired menu that's good even though it's not authentic. The bulgogi is the most popular item. It's like cheesesteak. There's also stuff for vegetarians. I had the Spicy KBBQ Jackfruit Sandwich. It's $8 and it's a pretty big size. The jackfruit has a texture like meat, and with all the other ingredients it tastes like it too. Korean fusion is a big thing around here and this food truck makes it very easy to get. Look it up on the Food Truck Finder. This often appears outside of breweries and places without a food menu.

The food we received was fair. We were a bit disappointed, though, as the prices listed on their online menu differed considerably to the reality at the truck. The sandwiches were $13 without sides and were hard to justify for the cost.

We came across Ajumama at an event and were curious to check it out! We got an order of the veggie mandu, a side of fries, and a sandwich made with the Impossible Burger. Everything was very good! The fries had a great texture, the veggie mandu had a nice dipping sauce, and the sandwich was filling and flavorful. The menu is creative, and it sounds like it changes, so we're definitely curious to try some more of their neat dishes in the future. Despite the line, the staff was friendly and efficient and kept everything moving.

This was my first time trying this Korean Streetfood food truck, I ordered the Bulgogi Cheesesteak, Vegetable Potstickers & KFC Sandwich. This my first time having straight up fried potstickers I prefer them panfried. They might as well have been veggie egg rolls with that hard fry on the dumpling skins. The Cheesesteak was delightfully messy & worth the price point of $13.00. I would have preferred a brioche bun instead of a roll on the KFC sandwich but the flavors were solid & the proportion of chicken fried was satisfactory for $12.00. ** If I could add a half star to this review I would, making the review 3 1/2 Stars in total.

Saw their food truck at Urban Scrawl down in Franklinton last night. Ordered the Bulgogi Cheese Steak and the Veggie Mandu. The cheese steak was outstanding the beef was very tender and had a light Bulgogi seasoning to it. The onions and shishito peppers were a nice mix. This sandwich truly does not need the cheese sauce, it could stand on its own. The mandu, was also quite tasty, it was filled with tofu and mixed vegetables. The dipping sauce took me back to Korea, I wish that I could buy bottles of it somewhere. Great job guys!

Worst food in Columbus. Took one bite and threw it into the garbage. I wouldn't let my dog eat this.