Koso

My friend and I both decided to try this place for dinner. They were kinda busy. A handful of people in line.We both got bulgogi rice bowls. It comes with egg, kimchi, and scallions. I kinda wish it came with sides to add more flavors to it. The kimchi was really good but without it, the dish lacks complexity.We also shared the furikake fries. Decent. The furikake is ground up pretty fine so it looks like black pepper on it. Not as furikake-like in flavor as I was wanting. But it was a substantial amount of fries! Creative idea!

Great addition to the Market. We got to meet "Ma" and she steered us where we wanted to go. The Box is special. It has many sections to fill with delicious stuff. You pick the protein. I got the katsu. It was very tasty but a bit overdone. I'll come back just for this. It could also be an appetizer for two! My wife had the Bulgogi Bimimbop. It was excellent she said. Big fans of the Market and now big fans of Koso.

It's located inside the Eastern Market at the food court. There is no Kimbap left at all and they don't and won't make anymore either. :( :/They only had one tuna kimchi and one spicy Krab Samgak Kimbap in the display. We got one tuna kimchi, spicy Krab and one spicy tuna, rose tteokboki and a regular tteokbokki too. $34.85. Do note what is cooked or filled with raw fish on the label. The spicy crab samgak Kimbap is cold and not good at all, hardly any spicy Krab inside either.The rose tteokbokki is quite good, nice heat and creamy flavor and peppery too. It's better than the regular tteokbokki, which is still good. The spicy crab samgak isn't so good, the regular tuna is pretty good.

On a Korean food mission. This time BULGOGI!Located inside the East Market, there are quite a few choices here...pizza, burgers, wings, Greek and Moroccan flavors. Oh my!! But I was on the hunt for Bulgogi, and this place had a 5-star rating. So the Bulgogi definitely gets 5 stars. It's the flavor I'm familiar with (much better than the last place I tried). Large portions for the money ($12) and came with steamed rice and scallions on top. The beef was the right slice and marinated perfectly. I wish there was better seating but I can't penalize Koso for that. Keeping it objective, the food is a 5 out of 5. There are plenty of sweet tooth offerings at the East Market after you are done with your meal. That's for another review!

Family-owned, friendly staff. I will be coming back here.The Rosé tteokbokki is delicious!

I tried their ddukbokki & Korean Fired Chicken.. Amazing.. Especially their fried chicken is really really good.. I strongly recommend this place and fried chicken

Cute little food stall right inside East market! I got 2 onigiri, 1 bulgolgi and 1 spicy crab meat! Both were delicious I shared them with my 18 month old and she loved them as well! They were friendly and prompt to help! Will be back to try some of the other options they have!

So good and wasn't sure what I was ordering but so glad I did! The texture and spice was amazing.

Tiny, and I had to walk all the way around the market to find them. Look for the sign and a few stools, beside Winston's I think.Small menu, and I wanted every single thing on it. Plus: they sell banchan. My favorite part of a Korean meal, a la carte? Yes, please.I passed though, and got something else that jumped out at me on the menu: katsu. And: whoa. Probably the best I've had. Thick cutlet, perfectly coated and fried, savory sauce that wasn't overwhelming. Served over rice and soft scrambled eggs, plus onions. Everything perfectly balanced. Yum. Yum yum.Lots more I want to try. Korean classics, sushi, wings, drinks. Good prices. Friendly, fast service. Interesting items. I want more.

They are located within the East Market. The staffs are super nice. They have a limited table top seating at their stand. But there are plenty of seating area located on the second floor. Their menu is concise but capture most of the signature dishes. Rice, noodles, and some small plates. They also have some homemade kimchi and sushi roll available in the fridge on the side. I was gonna try the Katsu Sando, but I guess I went in a bit early and it is not available [emoji]. I go ahead and got a bowl of Udon, Kimbap and the Tempura Mushroom. Everything taste so good. Love the bowl of udon, which is piping hot. The broth itself is very flavorful. Along with lots of green onion and some tempura tofu [emoji yummy]. The portion of the Tempura Mushroom surprise me as well. Total of 8 whole pieces of Shiitake mushroom. The tempura batter is light and crispy and locked in the juiciness of the mushroom.