Downtowner

Had their buffalo chicken cheese fries for $5.99. Portions were generous with good amount of chicken. They put buffalo sauce and I think ranch. My one complaint is they forgot to put cheese or they put so little that I couldn't see it or taste it. I'll come back and try their Philly cheese fries next time.

Came here to pick up a quick dinner after work on 1/31 during their soft opening period (opened since 1/26) where they're offering 30% off the entire menu. Downtowner is the "newest" addition to Cheongdam Food Hall, replacing Tacos by Carmen and Jose. Originally, i wanted to try the SHRIMP BURGER but the cashier girl said they did NOT have that, nor the B.L.T.U. Burger. Ended opting for the ITALIAN STALLION and the TRUFFLE STEAK DIP. The ITALIAN STALLION includes ham, salami, pepperoni, provolone, hot peppers, lettuce, tomato, onion, vinaigrette, italian spices in a sub. uh idk what i was expecting, but its def just a normal italian styled sandwich. oops. If you like ordering italian sandwiches at sub places, this is it. The TRUFFLE STEAK DIP includes ribeye, provolone, truffled onions and mushrooms, giardiniera, horseradish aioli, sauce, in a warm sub. This one is a little more promising. warm chopped ribeye with melty provolone, truffled onions and mushrooms with a horseradish aioli. very creamy and delicious. The giardiniera adds a nice crunch to it all and pickled flavor. Honestly, the side "dip" sauce is not really needed. Wished there was more onions and mushrooms as i love those two items in general. This makes me want to try their PHILLY CHEESESTEAK. It took quite a while to receive my 2 sandwiches. Considering one was cold (cuts), it was a bit weird. ---------------------Came again for a quick dinner on their opening week (02/03) and they still have the "soft opening 30% off" deal. Again, they did NOT have the SHRIMP BURGER, so I tried the PHILLY CHEESESTEAK this time, while my friend got MUTANT CHICKEN.The PHILLY CHEESESTEAK includes sliced ribeye steak, melted american, grilled onions in a warm sub. Tasted similar to the previous TRUFFLE STEAK DIP but i may actually prefer the that over the PHILLY CHEESESTEAK. similar/same meat. the TRUFFLE STEAK DIP was more creamy with the provolone PLUS the aioli. The PHILLY CHEESESTEAK needed more cheese. Also, the PHILLY CHEESESTEAK was DRIPPING in oil. The ends of the bread was a bit hard too somehow. Overall, the PHILLY CHEESESTEAK was ok. Definitely not the best in town. My friend had got the MUTANT CHICKEN which includes chicken fingers, mozzarella sticks, cheddar, fries, buffalo hot sauce, blue cheese in a sub. She got bored of it pretty fast so I ended up finishing it for her. All you really taste is the buffalo hot sauce with a small amount of blue cheese creeping in the back. (im not a fan of blue cheese so at least it wasn't overpowering to me). This felt like a meal in a sub. You have the mozzarella stick appetizer, chicken finger and fries entree, all in a sandwich. Definitely didn't notice the cheddar in it. Even the mozzarella sticks was kind of un-noticable as well. Overall, flavor of the sandwiches was not bad. Worth the original price? No. Worth the price with the 30% off? Maybe. Size of the sandwiches are on the smaller end. Kind of hard to justify the price when the sandwich is smaller than most places for same (30% off) or cheaper.

They opened up just yesterday, and it's 30% off everything for their soft opening. I didn't get to order before they closed, but the food smelled great. Gotta come back to actually try. Friendly guy at the front who was totally willing to go over the whole menu with me despite being closed. They said that the LV Smash sandwich and O.G. Champion burger are must tries. The seating area is shared with the rest of the food hall, which is bright, clean, and spacious. You can always share a burger and some poke or katsu from one of the other establishments if you're unsure of what to get!

No just no, for the price and the quality. It's inside the food hall so no surprise the quality of just mid. I was very excited for the idea of a pastrami burger only to find a Mickey Mouse sized piece of pastrami. The pictures should speak for themselves. I kinda expect as much from the shared kitchen. Overall it's whatever. At 48 bucks for two people I think I'll go to McDonald's.

Korean sandwich spot in the Cheongdam Food Hall. Had the galbi pork burger. This was more like a slider, bun was saturated with galbi sauce. Pork galbi had 45% fat. Was the tiniest sandwich I ever had for $14.90, includes fries and a drink in the price. I suggested they triple the size of the sandwich and give a better cut of meat then it would be worth the price. Fries were good. I can guarantee they won't last if they don't make changes to their sandwiches. I gave the order taker my honest opinion. He said they just lowered the prices. Server, order taker and cook were all very nice. I hope they take notice of reviews and make changes accordingly.

I had the cheesesteak ($17) and fries ($5). both were extremely underwhelming. The cheesesteak itself was pretty small (barely longer than my iphone 16 pro) and the fries tasted greasy. The bread for the cheesesteak was also a little hard. Won't be going back unless they lower prices or justify with larger and better quality.

We had a Philly cheese steak and Philly fries. Though the food was decent, the size portions do not quantify the price at all. Also I dinged them for false advertisement of pricing, the soda bin said $2.50, but it rang up $2.99, I'm not the type to say something in the moment, so I just paid the price.

Friendly service, clean dining area, had the honey BBQ chicken, char broiled chicken sliced, grilled onions, bacon, and cheese, served on a sandwich roll, very substantial, very good.

Wasn't great for the price. The burgers were "nah", flavorless and my kids told me they won't order there again.

Ordered the philly cheesesteaks during soft opening and theyre too good. Seriously. Theyre good. Add some hot sauce and