The Corner Korean Street Food

I've been wanting to try this place and I'm so glad I did! I went inside to order and the staff were friendly. The place is so cute, love all the decor on the wall. It's giving like hype beast vibes. As for the food, I got a bulgogi kimbap, 4 piece crispy chicken w/ bone in, 4 piece seaweed roll, and made my own dduk bok e. I added, regular and cheese rice cakes, fish cakes, wide glass noodles, quail eggs, green onion with rose sauce - for the sauce I did the rose and regular spice level. Everything was delicious! I was surprised how crunch and good the regular chicken wing was. The seaweed roll came with a side of soy sauce and it wasn't bad, but probably my least favorite. The dduk bok e though was delicious! I would totally get it again! I could probably do the spicy level since the regular wasn't spicy at all. I will definitely be coming back!

I like the build your own ddukbokki here. It's by the pound so don't let your eyes get bigger than your bowl. I know mine almost got away from me last time. I've gotten the Rose sauce on both of my visits and it's the right amount of spicy, but don't get it if you can't handle any spicy. The rice cakes are good and my most recent visit I got wide flat noodles in mine. They were good and chewy and I realized I didn't need to add the udon to my bowl. I was a little disappointed they didn't have any fish balls this visit. Their tuna kimbap is so good. Ever since my first visit I couldn't stop thinking about it. Since I don't live in Vegas I can't exactly satisfy the craving. It's so fresh and delicious and helps if your ddukbokki is too spicy. I like the overall urban casual vibe this place has. It fits well with the food. The service is friendly, but I did feel kind of bad last time I went and it was just one woman doing everything and it looked like she was filling togo orders as well. It took us 30 minutes to get our two bowls, tuna kimbap and wings.

This place is the spot! I love the idea of building your own tteokbokki!! It's so customizable. You can add such a variety of toppings to your bowl like eggs, noodles, meats, etc. There are so many other good Korean street food. The kimbap was so good. The fried chicken pieces were enormous. The place is small with only a few tables and chairs. The interior is fun like on the streets of Korea. Parking won't be a problem because it's in a large plaza.

This is literally a corner store. My group came to check it out because TikTok influencers hyped up the build your own tteokbokki. The walls in the inside are painted with the street life of city life in Korea, which can easily represent Seoul. The colors are lively and welcoming. As you walk in there is the station with all of the ingredients that you can add to your bowl. There is a good variety of vegetables, fish cakes, meats, and tteok. This is my first time making my own and I'm a huge fan of cheese. I opted for the rosé sauce because while I like a small kick, I appreciate the slightly sweet flavor. We also ordered the original Korean fried chicken flavor, which I absolutely loved. The crunch was perfect and the flavor was on point. There was only one cook who could easily be your grandma. It took a little while for the food to be cooked but I figured it was because it was only one cook and we had a big order. The Yelp hours stated that they were open until 7pm, but it ended up that they were closing an hour early on a Saturday night. Not sure if the reason, but whatever the reason, I'm glad we came and visited this Corner Store. The food was delicious and I know it's going to be hard to replicate.

I get a craving for The Corners Kimbap and spicy wings every week! So delicious!! Staff are so sweet and helpful, and the restaurant is always clean! Definitely check them out if you're in the mood for some authentic Korean street food!

Korean street food in SW, YES!Cool little spot with some K street food. The Tteokbokki bar was awesome, very clean, fresh ingredients. They charge by the pound, and have a pretty wide selection. Kimpap was really good...it's not sushi so set your expectations. The KFC was perfectly crispy, juicy, and delicious!Corner Korean Street food was a great place to grab a quick bite and have Tteokbokki, which I haven't had in years

Their sweet and spicy chicken wings were top notch. 5 stars. A must-order! The space is where my partner and I first met. Although it's a new business, it means just as much, so thank you for keeping it open.

this place was soooooo good! everything we had was absolutely delicious, but that fried chicken?! from the crunch to the flavor, amazing! the staff was friendly and patient with us since we had our child. it's a very relaxed environment with good music. will for sure come again!

Happy another Korean eatery opened up on Rainbow so of course had to give them a try. Nice quaint spot with limited seating inside and some patio seating available as well.The server was friendly and quick to answer any questions and help us to build our own Dduk Bok E / Tteokbokki (spelling is different at every Korean spot). Nice build your own bowl and then choose your sauce. Note they charge by weight so grab what you really want included. The rose sauce had some good flavor but a to go bowl was $25.16 which I felf was on the very high end of most places as this was a single order not a large dish. Overall 4/5. Some places even offer smaller bowls for less than $15. Perhaps management will review this and offer other size options.The Kim Bap was delicious 5/5. We also tried the sweet and spicy chicken wings 4/5.Yes, we would come back for some of the other menu options but will stick to our usual Tteokbokki spot for this item.

Cute little shop for quick Korean eats! I was craving kimbap and not a lot of restaurants in my area serve them. Friendly Staff.