Tim's Avenue

Came here for dinner with my family. We ordered the pork belly fries and the bulgogi quesadilla. The pork belly had a really nice glaze and crunch. It was also a nice blend of savory and sweet with a slight kick from the gochujang. The quesadilla was very cheesy. I wish it had a bit more meat to cheese ratio, but it was tasty regardless. I'd definitely recommend this place to someone looking for an Asian fusion spot. It looks like a good place for late night snacks too! The service was also very nice. One of the employees was super nice, friendly, and enthusiastic.

Food: 3/10 Chicken Bulgogi Quesadilla - ugh i wanted to give them a good review. It had so much potential. However, I must be honest with myself for the fact that the food came out COLD! My friends came out cold too. What are ya'll doing back there? Bring the damn food out when it's done cooking. The cheese was no longer melted when I got it and the chicken was cold. I was about to ask for it to be thrown into the microwave.5/10 Nachos- The nachos were came out cold TOO. I liked the sauce on the nachos but other than the the meat was cold. Terrible.Service: 3/10 The person who took our order was a kid with no customer service. He seemed like he hated his life. He also did not inform me that using card was going to charge me a fee of $.35. UHH you're supposed to tell the customer that before charging them!Price: 7/10 $12.74 in total with the fee. Not bad for the price but the food was shit!

Another spot that has been bookmarked in my Yelp list for far too long. I realized that I actually have been in this area but didn't realize that Tim's Avenue was located in that plaza. It could be that they had a sign called Olligo Grill so it confused me for a hot minute. If you love all things flavor and are craving Korean fusion, this spot hits the spot and they're open until midnight, and sometimes until 1am (check their hours). There was no one in front of us, so food was prepared pretty quickly and we were out within 10 minutes. They don't seem to have online ordering (which I think would help immensely) so I do recommend calling your order in if you don't want to wait too long. They have a couple of tables indoors and outdoors if you'd like to eat your food fresh on the spot. I'll be back again soon!|| L O C A T I O N. /. P A R K I N G ||-Cross Streets are Lincoln Ave. & Western Ave.-Located in the same plaza as Taco Bell and Chups Kitchen-Plenty of parking located in the small shared plaza|| F O O D ||Pork Belly Fries $16 - I can see why this is the most popular item on their menu. So much pork belly and the flavors just mesh really well. I only wish the fries were piping hot because it was kind of lukewarm when I got it. I'm still willing to give this another try because the flavors were just too awesome.Chicken Bulgogi Quesadilla $11.50 - My favorite from out of all the things we ordered. This was piping hot and I liked the abundance of cheese and chicken bulgogi. I would probably order this again!Beef Bulgogi Taco $3.50 - Another great item on the menu! Super flavorful, I wish I ordered more than just one to share.

Location / It is located by the street, but there is ample parking in the plaza. The restaurant itself is kind of small but has plenty of tables and chairs that you can sit and dine. Love the aesthetic because it's like bright, navy blue and orange pattern that gives it a retro vibe.Service / Service was great a kind sweet lady took our order at the front register and then you pay and they will call out your number/order when it's ready. We ordered the chicken Bulgogi quesadilla and the Tim's loaded fries. Food / The food did take some time considering we were the only ones in there maybe it was a slow night for them? Anyway, the food did come out and the chicken bulgogi quesadilla was extremely hot so you know they made it fresh to order had lots of cheese and a good portion of chicken bulgogi there and it was served with the side of chipotle crema. The chicken Bogo had a very mild Bugoy flavor, which was a bit disappointing because you mainly taste a lot of the cheesiness. As for the fries, it was a huge portion so I definitely recommend sharing it with another person. The fries were good, but not my favorite because the pork belly was a bit tough and dry, which was a little bit disappointing but the flavors were good overall as an entire dish.

Food tastes great. The best korean-mexican burrito I have ever had is at Tim's avenue. My kids love the Pork Belly fries

If you're looking for some dirty unhealthy Korean-American food, look no further. Plenty of stuff to engorge on, great mixes of Korean and American food. The bulgogi bowl I got was great and they weren't shy with the amount they gave me. The loaded fries were also delicious.The storefront is nice and clean. I believe they've actually changed their name so it's not Tim's Avenue anymore, but it still says it on their entrance door. There is one downside that keeps this place from five stars. Our server was great and kind but seemed like the only one doing everything. It was a pretty long wait (20 mins or so) despite us being two of only four people there waiting for food.

My boyfriend brought me here because it's one of his favorite late-night restaurants!!We got the Pork Belly Fries. There were plenty of fries, Mexican blended cheese, pico de gallo, and glazed pork belly! I found the fries to be nice and crispy, and some pieces of the pork belly were tough while others were chewy. However, I can see why it's one of the most popular dishes because I did think it was delicious!The employees are nice. I believe there was one employee taking orders and another one making orders.The restaurant was very clean, and it has plenty of seating. It was super chilly outside so the inside of the restaurant was also super chilly. I'm assuming on hot days, the restaurant also becomes very heated. There were a good amount of people there for 8pm on a Friday night. People seem to sit down and eat rather than take it to go. I can see why people come here! It's open late at night, and Korean - Mexican fusion sounds amazing, and there's plenty of things to try on the menu!

This place has been in my bookmarks for a while so I was happy to get the chance to visit Saturday afternoon.It took my friends and I a while to find the place because they still had the Olligo Grill signage on the roof of the building. Parking was limited but easy to find. Service was a bit slow but that was only because it seemed like only two people were working FOH/BOH. By the time my friends and I got our food, everyone in the dining area had already left so we had the space to ourselves. We ordered two chicken bulgogi quesadillas and pork belly fries. They were delicious. You could tell they took their time perfecting their menu because as simple as the food may sound, it was done very well. I also loved that they provided a bottle of the spicy mayo for the table instead of a container. Lots of places only hand out the small containers of mayo so that was a big plus. The only issue we had was lack of bathrooms so we couldn't wash our hands until we went somewhere else. Overall, I had a great experience!

We were in the area of Anaheim & Buena Park. I have been wanting to try this place from the TikTok videos. We had the chicken tacos, chicken quesadilla, and pork belly loaded fries. The food was pretty good. It's a Korean-Mexican fusion.The restaurant was pretty clean & organized. The service was okay. Tip: you will pass this place because it does not say Tim's Avenue.

Had the bugolgi chicken quesadillas, beef and pork tacos, and the chicken sandwich. There was only one worker in the restaurant but she was very kind and the food came out quickly. The food was delicious and I would love to come again!