Anytime Street St. Marks

Cheap eat spot in Manhattan! Their cupbop ranges from $8.99 to $10.99, or $11.99 if you want to make it half and half. Students can enjoy extra 10% off. Although the rice bowl portion size is relatively small than a regular korean rice bowl, it's totally enough for me and my friend. They load up our bowls with meat, kimchi and salad so it is more filling than we thought. The fried dishes are also made to order. I can see myself coming back for affordable meals. ＊Bulgogi & Pork Katsu Cupbop＊Spicy Pork & Popcorn Chicken Cupbop**We agreed their sweet and spicy sauce is really good, meaning you can't go wrong with their spicy food. The rice is seasoned with seaweed, mayo, and we can taste a hint of yuzu flavor from the salad dressing. Spicy pork and popcorn chicken are our favorite protein toppings. ＊Regular Chicken Mandu＊Sweet and Spicy Chicken Mandu**WOW the deep fried mandu is so delicious! The regular one comes with a sweet soy sauce to dip into, while the sweet and spicy one is coated with a shiny glazed sauce, giving it a richer flavor profile. Each mandu is stuffed with chicken so it's very filling.

Before heading home, we wanted to get a quick bite to eat. I noticed Anytime Street, looked like they would offer some fast options. In particular I wanted to eat here because I was interested in the Kimbop. I had to wait in a very slow moving line to then be told they were out of the kimbop. This was a let down. They should post a sign, indicating they were sold out, to avoid wasting people's time. I had to quickly order something else, because we had to go home, leaving me no time to look for other options.So I got the chicken mandu. These are essentially fried dumplings. This is not something I would typically get at all. They were five of them for $7.50. These were very greasy, the sauce was flavorful. These are okay in a rush, but they aren't my favorite.

Grabbed a late bite with family and fiance --generous portions and very delicious. The staff is friendly. The signature fruity drinks were so good. The food was super satisfying and affordable in the heart of NYC.

Starving and unsure of exactly what I was in the mood for, I stumbled upon the picture display of the menu outside the door. I vaguely remember the same display capturing my attention while passing by over the summer. The options seemed good and prices seemed reasonable, so in I went. I ordered the Tonkatsu Cup-Bop which took just a few minutes to prepare. Look, I can't remember the last time I reviewed a place on the very same day. Idk if it's cuz I was starving, but the food was amazing! Every single element was cohesive and yummy. The tonkatsu was perfectly crispy and the sauce was delish. The salad with yuzu dressing offers the brightness and freshness a dish like this needs. The seaweed gives the rice flavor and the kimchi is the cherry on top. I'm talking about this dish like it's from a Michelin restaurant lol. Seriously, give this place a try if you're in the area!The only thing I'll say is that the portion is kinda on the small side unless you have a dainty appetite. I would love to see them offer a large size for a few dollars more. All in all, great find!

Very affordable casual Korean style rice bowls. Each rice bowl is around $10 depending on the protein. Food was generally good, portions are very decent (rice to topping ratio is excellent). Each bowl came with kimchi topping, nori mixed into rice, salad greens, your protein choice. I love the combination, keeps the meal interesting. Good service, a bit slow when it's busy, small menu. There are two small tables in a mostly-enclosed outdoor area with minimal AC. Be careful about the ledge (your chair can fall off if you scoot backwards a few inches!!!!!)There is no bathroom available (as far as I know). There also seems to be counter seating along a ledge inside the store. What we liked:- soy bibim rice cup- popcorn chicken cup (a bit over-fried to me personally)- drinks (watermelon, peach)I got the combo with fried shrimp and beef bulgogi. It was decent, but I didn't love the fried shrimp- it was a bit flavorless and the crust was more thickly packed than crispy. The spicy pork also have mixed reviews.It seemed like the more popular items were the popcorn chicken and katsu bowls. I would definitely return to try to katsu (pork or chicken) bowls for the amazing price.tl;dr affordable (~$10) Korean rice bowls, get the soy bibim or popcorn chicken, or try the katsu bowls, very limited "indoor" seating with minimal AC (2 small tables, be careful with the ledge), counter seating inside also minimal AC, no bathroom

I got to try all of the cupbops, drinks, and their two dumpling options and everything is delicious and worth getting! The tonkatsu is so crispy and flavorful. The bulgogi was chewy and tender. The spicy pork was not too spicy. The soy bibimbap is a great vegan option. The dumplings are deep fried and filled with a good amount of meat! All the cupbop bowls come with kimchi, Japanese mayo, crushed seaweed, and some spring mix. The drinks are all refreshing as well. The drinks that say "bang" are basically like sparkling juice beverages, but my favorite was the Watermelon! It was so fresh and sweet. The servers who work behind the counter are amazing. The girl who took our order was kind throughout and she asked us how everything tasted after. There's some seating, but not a lot. It's a small spot; probably better for a grab and go, but I would come here to grab a small meal or on-the-go rice bowl!

Decided to come by here instead of the other place I was on my way to, and I'm glad I did! So many great options to choose from when deciding what you want in your cupbop, and I want to say all of the options were around $10 which is honestly unbeatable. I ordered the popcorn chicken cupbop and waited around 15mins for my order. I was sitting in the small seating area they have, unable to hear them when they called my name (but when I walked in I saw them tap the glass window when someone else's order was up so I figured that's what they'd do for me). They were nice enough to bring my food to me. You get a really good amount of food for the price. Super generous with the chicken, and you have to dig a little to get to the rice and toppings, but it wasn't a huge deal. I think what I would have liked is for the popcorn chicken to be crispier and smaller so that it would be easier to eat with the rice. This had more of a sesame chicken feel to it. It tasted great; it just wasn't exactly what I was expecting. I'd absolutely come back to try more options, though!

Great location right on st marks! The staff was so friendly and the store is very clean with AC on the porch for when you're eating. I love their options. Most popular is chicken katsu bowl or popcorn chicken bowl. They also have a half and half combo if you can't decide. I came here because many dishes have kimchi and I absolutely love kimchi!!!! It was a really great and filling meal and a good price too. To be honest, it was a bit too saucy and sweet and the kimchi was more of a sauce than I expected. I wasn't personally a big fan of this but I can see why many others like this place! I also tried one of their fun drinks for $5.99 as well and the kyschee was really refreshing just a bit sweet :) Enjoy!

This was a good spot for quick lunch! I came to New York for business trip and we were running a little late for a meeting. So I found this place on yelp and decided to try with my coworkers. I got fried shrimp cupbop and I thought the price and quality was pretty reasonable. I would come back to try other cupbobs if I lived in New York!But if you are looking for quick bite with reasonable price, then this is the place!

This is a great place to stop by if you want food quickly and filling. I got the chicken katsu cup Bob and my friend got the half half with the fried shrimp and spicy pork. All of them were really good and flavorful. I actually appreciated the "salad" on top too as it made the meal feel more balanced. There isn't that much seating but when I went there weren't that many customers so we were able to find a seat in the seating porch area.