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I love this place so much, I crave it all the time! I always get the Salmon Kimchi bowl but instead of kimchi I get it with seaweed salad (I've had it with kimchi before, it is also good). The staff is super nice, they are always in a great mood and seem so sweet. I 100% recommended and will continue to grab my salmon bowl once or twice a week!!

Wiki Wiki was one of the places we wanted to try at the DeKalb Market Hall. We got the spicy miso ramen which tasted pretty good. It did need a little bit more seasoning, but otherwise it was great.

A great pick me up when you need good food fast. The beef is out of this world and I love the fluffiness of the rice. Also great amount of vegetables. Service is average, they are busy and make the food right there in a small booth. There is no sitting room so the ambiance is casual.

Not much to say except that the bulgoki bibimbap was tasty but not memorable. There wasn't a long wait for my food and the staff is nice.

This is across the street and really not good. $16 ($40 for two w tip) for All greens, almost no fish and a little bit of seaweed salad and cucumbers is a total rip off. And no wasabi flavor at All. So many options in the area for a proper poke.

We were at Dekalb Market Hall prowling for dinner (pay with Applepay and get 20% off at participating vendors- heck yes), and Wiki Wiki caught our eye! Scanned the menu, they have a selection of rice bowl dishes which would be topped off with poke or grilled meats, along with ramen!We got the classic Shoyu Tuna Poke bowl and the Grilled Chicken Mixed plate- because Wiki Wiki was busy busy, it took about 10 min or so to get our order.But once we did... wow! The sauce for the poke bowl was tasty (a little too much, but maybe we can ask for the sauce on the side next time?) with pretty good portions.The grilled chicken was my favorite though- the dark meat was cooked to perfection and was juicy and flavorful. I chose kimchi as my side (over cole slaw) and it added a great kick to the bowl. The chicken bowl was heartier than the poke bowl, and was two meals.Would be interested in seeing what the ramen is like!

Fresh big chunks of tuna & salmon on their classic Hawaiian shoyu dressing. Any change is extra. But it's quite delish the perfect amount and elements incorporated: warm furikake rice, seaweed salad, bit of ginger & julienned carrots & cucumber, sprouts, seaweed strips, cabbage scallion finely shredded & the stars of course.My favorite was the lady proprietor who bagged my bowl gently n was ever so gracious for my patronage. It's in the touches really.

Ordered the Spicy Miso and the Spicy Pork Dish. Both were good but the pork dish was my fave. Pork was grill to perfection, if perfection existed And it was so flavorful. Came with a side of macaroni salad and kimchi. I'm not a fan of mac salad but this was good. And kimchi is better than what I've had lately in LA. Ramen tasted good but wasn't anything special. Better than it tasting "eh" Service was.......... Lacking, to say the least. Thank goodness the food was delish

Food halls are always a tough decision to pick which spot, but with kimchi options and Korean cuisine, I couldn't resist. The workers were fast in making our order. They were also super friendly and did not hesitate to give me any utensils or napkins, which I always appreciate!I ordered the Miso Aioli Kimchi Salmon Poke Bowl ($14) and my boyfriend got the Bulgoki Bibimbob ($14). At first, I was disappointed in the rice to ingredients ratio. But it ended up being just right. I also loved how the poke wasn't drenched in sauce, as I wasn't in the mood for heavy. Although I had better poke elsewhere, I am grateful they add kimchi to the mix. From the bites I had, the Bulgoki Bibimbob tasted kind of salty with hints of spiciness, but I love how the marinated beef tasted. Don't expect the typical bibimbap as they have different ingredients and it came premixed, but nevertheless, not bad!The pricing is very on par with the Food Hall, but if I must say so myself, definitely overpriced. I would still recommend this vendor for lunch if you're craving something healthy (there's vegetables!) with some meat on the side. Plus, the workers were super kind!

Got two Poke bowl that was about 40ish dollars total. We got the arugula in replacement of rice and also tipped. Poke bowl was mediocre. Given the price, I expected to see a bit more portions of fish but I think there were only 5-6 tiny pieces. It was also way too saucy. We ended up not finishing it towards the end not bc we were full, but because the arugula was too soaked in the sauce and got too salty. Would only go again if I'm really really really craving a poke bowl and there are any other good close-by options.