Kwan's Deli and Korean Kitchen

This place really hit the spot for me! I was craving Korean bbq but I can never eat my $ worth at AYCE (all you can eat buffets) Their menu isn't limited to Korean food. They offered sandwiches and gyros as well. Galbi - served with rice and 2 veggie sides. The side it came with was a cabbage with cold noodle and picklesSpicy Korean Chicken - grilled chicken served with rice and the same 2 side dishes mentioned. This isn't actually spicy (I'm one to only eat mild sauces) It had a nice tang to it. Fried dumplings - served with fish sauce. It was yummyOverall fairly priced good quick eats.

We decided to try this spot before heading to World of Coca Cola! It's right by Centennial Olympic Park as well, and it did not disappoint! I had seen that this place had great reviews, so I wanted to see what it was all about.Since we were there on a Saturday during lunch, it actually wasn't super crowded. I ordered the bulgogi beef and my friend ordered the bibimbap. For the good quality of the beef, the dishes were around $15 each which isn't bad at all! The bulgogi was incredibly tasty, delicious, and melted in my mouth. The food also came out very quickly, but you can tell it was also super fresh. My friend also really enjoyed her bibimbap as well, and said everything tasted super fresh. A great downtown casual spot if you want to grab a quick bite!

I took the kiddos to the Children's Museum and needed a healthier alternative to what most of the nearby restaurants offered. Lucky for us, we found this hidden gem not too far - about a 5 minute walk across the park. I was surprised to see the variety in the menu here - options ranged from salads, sandwiches, wings, and authentic Korean food! The kids quickly devoured their galbi plate and even went for the side dishes that came with. I opted for the bulgogi plate and was equally impressed. Very thankful to have found great Korean food in the heart of the city. I'm not sure if we came at peak hour or if it's always this crowded but in taking a step back to look around, I knew there was something special here after seeing the diversity in the customers, all coming together to enjoy this food.

Came here after visiting the aquarium to grab a bite for lunch. I was excited at first because I love Korean food and liked the idea of a deli. I ordered the bulgogi plate and sadly it just didn't have as much flavor as I was hoping (compared to some of the Korean food I've had in other parts of town such as many restaurants I've been to in Duluth). Although, I still think coming here was a better choice than some of the other food options in the area downtown, I don't think I would come back.

Located within walking distance from the aquarium and Coke museum makes it a convenient and accessible spot for lunch if you are in the area already. There's a pretty wide offering (some deli options, salads, grilled sandwiches, soups and some classic Korean dishes such as gabli and bulgogi) making it a good spot for groups.The staff were polite and they would bring the food to you when it's ready, in one time use styrofoam trays. I got the Korean spicy chicken and my friend got the chicken katsu). It was honestly just ok, tasted like ready meals from the super market reheated. For the price it's not bad at all and a healthier alternative to some other fast food options close by. Though I don't think I'd come back.

I really loved this place! I ordered the bibimbap with chicken, but it was such a hard choice because they have so many good options. I love getting sandwiches so I'm gonna have to come back to get one of their sandwiches which all sounded very delicious. The place was nice and clean and had a diner type of vibe. It was also pretty cool how it was an underground feel and it's slightly below the street level. The service was very quick and the food was delicious and fresh. Parking can be a challenge downtown especially because of all of the traffic but would definitely recommend if you're in the area .I would definitely be back.

A great hidden find downtown while we were looking for dinner before a Hawks game! Kwan's is tucked away in a side street and is run by a very sweet couple. Their menu is pretty big and they have all sorts of cuisines, and we tried the bulgogi plate and chicken tenders and fries with their spicy sauce. Food came out really quickly which was nice since we were in a bit of a rush to get to the game!The bulgogi was so good and I'm a sucker for banchan so I really enjoyed the noodles and cucumber too! The chicken and fries were both super crispy and they paired well with the hot sauce. My bf and I have been trying to go to more sporting events this year so I will definitely be back at Kwan's if I'm looking for something cheap and fast!

I was looking for Asian food before a basketball game at State Farm Arena. I found it here on Yelp. The location was super good near Centennial Olympic Park.I ordered Bibimbap. The price was around $14 which was reasonable. The food was a bit spicy. It was okay. Overall, this was a great restaurant. When you visit Centennial Park, please grab the Korean food here.

This was a very easy in and out place if your in a hurry! You get in a line that moves quickly, order what you want and take a number, and await the Korean goodness! They have a lot of pictures and descriptions for all the newbies, and the eatery is extremely clean and inviting! The staff were super friendly, and the food was flavorful, so good, and enough for another meal later....what more could you ask for?!

Great food, great service and quick service. However, I wasn't a fan of the plastic disposable trays. It was surprising there were American sandwiches and gyros but it would've been cool if there was a Korean inspired sandwich on the menuI ordered the galbi and fried dumplings