K Manna

Haven't been since name change. Decided to try today. Place is clean and organized. Service was very friendly. I ordered a lunch special with Bulgogi, rice, broccoli and 3 nice dumplings. Bulgogi is delicious, dumplings are very tasty. I'll be back to try other items.

Intrigued by the reviews, I visited for a quick dinner after a Six Flags day. It's a perfect place for takeout or a casual quick meal. The parking lot it shares with other businesses is a little grimy, but K Manna keeps their place very clean. There seemed to be one kind lady tending to everything, who took our order and gave us refreshing cold water.- K Manna Dinner Box (galbi box)Intended to serve two, their dinner box offers a choice of protein, yangnyeom Korean fried chicken wings (tastes like tangy sweet and sour sauce), dumplings (basic gyoza), homemade kimchi/daikon (also a variety of good banchan such as cold broccoli, japchae, mac salad, and fish cake), and two bowls of white rice. It came on a tray with a really cool set up - we got plates to share, gloves for the fried chicken, a set of utensils and covered rice bowls, and a large sectioned bento-style container. We were told the chili soy sauce was for the gyoza, but we can mix it into the rice afterwards.I loved the variety of banchan, the rice was moist and bouncy, and the crunchy KFC was pretty good. The galbi was tender, but not charred at all, and had an additional sauce glazed all over it that was some sweet ginger soy flavor. This may be suitable for an American taste but it'd be rated poorly compared to the galbi offered in the south bay. Galbi is flavorful from soaking in marinade before cooking, so you don't need extra sauce on it afterwards. I would choose a different protein next time.The portion we had was perfect for a light dinner, and honestly pretty reasonable for a galbi set for two that included a variety of side items. We enjoyed our meal, though it's no comparison to Korean restaurants in Santa Clara. For the area, it's decent KBBQ takeout at a fair value.

Quality/Quantity - Food made to order, so please be patient.Wings 6pc - Yangnyeom House Special. The sauce tasted just like a "regular" Korean restaurant, but not spicy. We requested it not be spicy as we had a long drive back. This was the better of the two dishes. Oh, and they gave me an extra wing (7), not sure if it was done on purpose, but thank you.Jjangmyeon (Korean Black Bean Noodle) - The flavors were spot on, but for some reason, this made-to-order dish was lukewarm...? Was this made first and sitting out because the wings took much longer? If this was warm/hot, it would have been a 5 star review.My daughter also got a "Korean" drink, see picture.Simple menu done well.Atmosphere - Very small local business. Really liked the ramen bag wall decor.Table or counter seating.Plenty of mall parking. Got the perfect space in the corner.Single clean unisex bathroom.Open 6 days a week from 11am to 8pm, closed Sundays. Service - Counter service. Had to ask for water.Hard working owner.BTW - Not sure why, but many of your customers can NOT read. They struggled with the "PULL/PUSH" door signs. Someone is going to break your door if you don't do something.... Sorry, I don't have any suggestions. And yes, the sign was bilingual.Price - $32 + generous tip.Owner Comment - Congrats on your success since May 2024.

Ordered my food off DoorDash so I can't speak to the ambiance or service. However the food is soooo good. I got a jjiangmyeon. It was a little difficult to mix because the noodles stuck together. But man once I got it mixed it was absolutely delicious! Will definitely be back for this again!

It's definitely a good choice when craving Korean food in this town. Especially when trying to find the right TTEOKBOKKI. The japchae was delicious. Ordering was easy, called it in & picked up in 20 mins with a little extra on the house from the Chef.

Got the beef bulgogi bowl. It came with beef bulgogi, rice, and veggies (broccoli). Also it came with a drink. It was a great deal and the food was good. The lady taking my order was nice and respectful, I would definitely be back.

Great food & service. Have been here multiple times. Spicy pork bowl is my go-to. Wasn't a big fan of the lemon pepper wings.

Great service and family owned business! This is truly a hidden gem on Tennessee st in Vallejo! The Jjangmyeon and Bulgogi Set were excellent with great noodles! The banchan that came with the bulgogi set paired perfectly! Not pictured, however, we also ordered a 6 piece of the honey butter Korean Fried Chicken Wings which were delicious! Overall, great quality and food, I will definitely be back to try more items!

Love seeing new local restaurants pop up in Vallejo! K Manna took the place of the previous Frymazing. They offer korean food such as Korean fried chicken (KFC), kbbq, etc.My family tried an assortment of what they offer: bulgogi fries (kimchi on the side), spicy pork, galbi, and bulgogi. We really enjoyed the bulgogi fries! They had some heat from the sauces but the bulgogi provided some slight sweetness to counter that. Out of the traditional kbbq sets, our favorites were the bulgogi and spicy pork. Both were very tasty. The kimchi was also a plus!As for the Galbi and other banchan, my family found they were just okay. However, that did not take away from the meal! We still enjoyed it all!I really can't wait to try their other loaded fries and KFC. My family picked up the food but they let me know the owners (a brother and sister) were super nice. I hope to stop by for to try other items soon!

Absolutely delicious! We ordered from here for lunch and we were pleasantly surprised by how good it was! I ordered the Korean Fried Chicken cupbab (spicy) and the Korean corn dog. All of it was mouthwatering and absolutely delicious. We've now found a new lunch spot!