The Corner Kitchen

Our Supper Club group ate at The Corner Kitchen and it was such a good choice - everything was delicious and super affordable for what you get!The ambiance is very light and open with white walls and simple wooden tables, letting the food and service do all the talking without lots of bells and whistles in the decor (though there is a time and place for that, don't get me wrong!)Our group started with a few apps:-Chorizo Queso Fries: The fries were super crispy and delicious, and the topping of the chorizo and queso (along with some crumbly cotjia cheese) was so perfect. -Elote Tots: These were tasty little tots covered in a chili lime mayo sauce, corn, and cotija cheese. Yum, definitely recommend these!-Fried Shishito Peppers: I think these were on special when we came, because I don't see them on the menu anymore. But they were so good, so if you ever see them there again, make sure to snag an order! They were similar to fried green beans if you've had those, but with a little kick (since it's a pepper and not a bean), along with a delicious batter coating and dipping sauce that was so great and extra creamy! For my entree, I got the Quesa Birria Tacos, and it was definitely a good choice! It came on a giant black circular plate with the three corn tortilla tacos, a side of beans and rice, and the little ramekin of birria consommé for drizzling over each taco as you go, or dipping if you're up for that.Everything here is bright and welcoming, from the decor, menu, food items, and service - definitely suggest venturing there next time you're in the mood for really good, authentic Mexican!

Stoped in for lunch one day, it happened to be a Tuesday so they had a special on for Taco Tuesday which was sweet. I ordered two different kinds of street tacos and my mom got a chicken sandwich. We felt the service was a little slow. We were the only people in there for a while and it took the better part of 20 min for us to get our food. The restaurant is very new and clean though and we enjoyed the art on the walls.The food looked awesome and the Mexican/asian fusion sounded great but the flavor was a let down. I expected nice bold flavors and that wasn't what I got. I The tacos weren't anything special a while they were fine for the special taco Tuesday price, I wouldn't order them again at full price. I also thought they were very small for the price. My mom said her chicken sandwich fasted pretty good and it was a very large sandwich but the chicken was chewy. I do not know what cut of meat they used but a chewy chicken sandwich is never appetizing. I wouldn't recommend and I don't plan on going back.

Just went here Sunday for brunch for the first time and I'd say I may pass on the brunch next time and order from the original menu even if it is brunch time. The waffles and huevos rancheros were good, just not mind blowing. Kids loved the French fries of course; I felt they were just good. However, my husband said the surf and turf burrito is the best burrito he's ever had. I actually got the chorizo on the side for my huevos R, but he ate that and said that was pretty good too! we ordered an extra side of bacon and rice, and those were also standard. The inside was pretty chilly in mid-November at the front of the restaurant, but my stubborn family didn't want to move to the back where it was much warmer. Its an interesting set up, like you order from the front counter and then they bring it out to you. Kind of like good lookin if you ever had eaten there. Overall the staff was very friendly and nice. I'd love to come back to try more of the non-brunch items and perhaps update my review!

Brunch, lunch or dinner they have great food! Love the fusion of the Mexican and Asian dishes. Never really thought about it but a lot of the same ingredients just prepared and seasoned different that makes their dishes unique. Service is friendly and the chefs are top level!

There's a lot going on at The Corner Kitchen.It starts with a strong Mexican influence. Then you add in some Asian styles, a little surf and turf and even a few All-American recipes.Everything on the menu looked good - burgers and other handhelds, burritos, noodles and snacks.I ended up looking past all of it because I wanted tacos.I went with the Korean Pork Taco, the Chicken Sriracha Taco and the Surf and Turf.They were fantastic - especially the Surf and Turf.Filling, too.They were a little larger than your normal street taco and were filled with ingredients.One quick note - business was steady on a lazy Saturday afternoon, however there might be a wait during peak times.

Delicious! Definitely a hidden gem, thank you yelp for having this on your top 100 restaurants across the US. The shrimp taco and the birria taco were both equally scrumptious, and even better because it was taco Tuesday. The elote tots and the Rangoon fries were also very yummy! Can't go wrong here.

I saw The Corner Kitchen on a best of Yelp 2024 list, so we had to try it while we were in town. It's not a huge space, but they have a lot of seating. We went for lunch on Saturday, and it wasn't too busy. We didn't have to wait long for our food.We shared the elote bites, which were AMAZING. And much bigger than I thought they'd be. A must order!!I ordered a surf & turf taco, and a quesa-birria taco. Both were so yummy. My husband had the surf & turf burrito and loved it.I definitely will be coming back here, and I highly recommend it if you're in Omaha!

The Corner Kitchen was such a pleasant surprise for us! We were in Omaha picking my son up from the airport and had no idea where we were going to grab some food...so I consulted the Yelp top 100 restaurants for 2024 and found this gem!There were 4 of us dining so we decided on a fun mi of things to try. Ended up with the quesa-birria taco, brussel sprout taco, al pastor taco, bang bang chicken sando, nashville chicken burrito, elote bites and kimchi brussel sprouts. Everything was delicious! Food came out one or two items at a time which we didn't mind and actually appreciated! Everything was fresh, hot, and very flavorful! The standouts were the kimchi brussel sprouts, bang bang chicken sando and the elote bites.When in Omaha we definitely recommend checking out The Corner Kitchen!

Walked clean, friendly, and nice atmosphere. Menu had all kinds of options, frier was down, but we will be back to try some of those fun options for tots and fries!! The Korean pork taco!!! I think my favorite thing. Delicious flavor. One of the best things was the house made (shells) because I can't think of the word... just the right size & not to thick. What also made these tasty was to sides of sauce! That should be on the menu to buy! Fabulous! I'm ready to go back!! See you soon

Bright and airy decor in this small space is very inviting. Menus are available, but you can also order using a chalkboard menu or look at specials on a tv. Order at the counter, but they bring out your food. I ordered the loaded mac and cheese which I had before. Bookguy ordered birria ramen and Rangoon fries. The fries were unique, with wonton strips, sweet and sour sauce, some kind of white sauce and green onions. Bookguy loved them, and I liked them too. My mac and cheese was as I remembered with pasta , chicken, bacon and a three cheese sauce-- very flavorful and a generous portion. Bookguy found his burria to be a tad bit spicier than he liked, even after taking out the slices of hot pepper. He liked it overall, but didn't finish the broth due to the spice. I had water, but the cup itself smelled funky to me, like maybe it had been washed in water that had grease in it. Next time I'll try a margarita.