K Bunsik

Love this small food court style place. Their food is very tasty and they have a vast selection of menu items. Very affordable! The interior is sleek and clean. I like how they have a small section to buy cute trinkets and other items like stationary. They have a kiosk where you can see pictures of what you're getting and you do not really interact with others. Food came out relatively quickly and we ordered a lot.

K Bunsik offers Korean comfort meals and snacks. It brought back memories of when I lived in Korea, getting Eomuk Kkochi and Kimbap at the 터미널 (bus terminal) to bring snacks with me on a long express bus ride. They are easy to find all over Korea but rare in metro Detroit. Everything I ordered tasted delicious and authentic. I would like to see the menu expand to offer more types of kimbap. My favorites in Korea were tuna with cheese kimbap and egg omelet kimbap. Getting entrees like Jeyuk Deopbap in a casual setting is also convenient. There is complimentary organic cornsilk tea, which is common at restaurants in Korea. It was nice to see it offered here. In addition to food, the store sells items from Korea, including masks, tote bags, keychains, and cell phone accessories. It's a nice touch.

Fast casual. Order at the kiosk. Pick up your food at the counter. K drama on the TV by the front counter and K pop tunes in the background. Cartoon characters on the wall. Rainbow chairs are fun for kids and picks of the kids for moms. We ordered: Tteokbokki, beef bulgogi Kimbap, burdock Kimbap, small assorted tempura, Soy chicken kochi, eomuk kkochi with broth, rice cake kkochi, kimchijeon. $60.34. The burdock and beef bulgogi Kimbaps were good. Decent filling.The Tteokbokki had a good spice level to it, rice cakes were a bit overcooked, but still chewy. The kimchi pancake was flavorful, thin, somewhat crispy too. The small assortment of tempura was okay, a good sample of their fried items. The soy chicken stick was tender and good. The fishcake with fish broth was okay, my husband didn't like it much. The food didn't really do a lot for me, but stuff me. Nothing for me really stood out at all.

This neat little Korean food mom and pop shop serves up popular Korean street foods. We had a nice spread of rice cake kkochi (pan fried rice cake with sweet, tangy, spicy sauce) Eomuk kkochi (fish cake skewer), bulgogi beef kimbap, and sundae (Korean blood sausage). There is a self-ordering kiosk/station next to the tiny store that sells cute little novelty items, such as magnets, keychains, postcards, etc. Overall the food was pretty good! The kimbap is very fresh and nothing is overly salty. Service is a little slow when it gets busy since there is only 2 people working, but it's nothing too absurd. Worth it!

The menu is limited in its options. They only open until seven on most days so you really have to come in early. The service is counter service where you pick up your food but you order everything through a kiosk. Everything is bright, cherry, and clean, which is a definite plus. The prices are above average for what you get. I ordered a Ramen and also the kimbap. They were both decent, but not sure worth the cost. They do have many street food items (foods on sticks) and other interesting options to try. Maybe will go for something else next time

Cute little spot for Korean food! Menu is more street-food style items, which is actually what "bunsik" is. Everything is easy to share so you can order a bunch of different things and family style! Def recommend.

Ordered a number of items to try. The ramen was okay but everything else was good! You order at the kiosk and when your food is ready, you go to the counter to pick up your food tray. They also have take out. The inside is open and clean. And you bus your own dishes.

Relatively new place that serves Korean street food. Owners are Korean-predominant speaking. Clean environment, capacity about 50% filled when I came on a Saturday evening. Ordered at Kiosk. Wanted to try the bulgogi kimbap - it wasn't bad! Content to rice ratio was good. It was a clean environment. Would come back to try their other dishes.

Was only a few minutes away doing some shopping and kept seeing this place pop up on my IG so why not! I don't frequent that area a lot but traffic was terrible getting there around 2:30 and even leaving too but it's Saturday? I love that it self service ordering just like how most of the place are in Korea now too! Nice display pictures to give you and idea of what your getting, which is nice especially for people trying this the first time! Good range of things to choose from 2 or 3 pages if I remember correctly. I paid with card, I don't recall a cash spot but there may be? The drink cooler was super impressive, places tend to carry imported drinks often but not at this capacity and a great value too!!! I know import can be costly but nice to get some of my favorite things and not be price gouged. Got a pocari sweat and a peach water! And for food we had the cup Dakgangjeong was yummy and not to spicy, wish there would've been a higher spice level. The kimchi jeon I think might be the first I've ordered in a long time that was sopped in grease. And the beef bulgogi kimbop hit the spot. The food was all delicious and authentic. Not out this far very often but will definitely stop here when I am and explore more of their menu and cute merch available!

Delicious. Stumbled across a tiktok reviewing this place.. and it delivered. Bulgogi kimbap, rice cake and chicken kkochi, corn dog and dakangjeong.. delicious. All of it. Friendly staff. Quick service. A great stop.