World Street Kitchen

World street kitchen is one of my favorite places in Minneapolis! I'd give it a 4.5 if I could.The Brussel sprouts are the best in the world, and I mean that wholeheartedly. They are perfection. The Korean bbq ( I think that's what it's called) bowl with kimchi is another one of my favorites! I went recently and tried their sesame chicken sandwich and it was huge! It was very tasty. I wouldn't say it was as good reheated though. Try and finish it all in the moment(:Their service is good although they aren't really a "sit down" place because you order on your phone. It is upsetting that more spots are turning to this instead of human interaction. This doesn't take away from how the food is though. Staff also came around and refilled waters and gave out to go boxes, so that helps. I love the ice cream spot next door, too! Amazing dinner + dessert combo every single time.It is very expensive for not having a server though which is annoying. They add a service fee automatically on top of spendy food.

3.5Darn, we had a bit of a bummer experience at WSK. I hadn't been for years, but after a show at the Walker, our large group decided to come here for dinner.LOVE:- Lots of seating! We were one of the few eating in (seemed like lots of delivery and takeout) so we got our pick of the spots- Most of our crew had eaten there before and had faves on the menu - it was great for the GF and veg gals in our group to have options- The food came out shockingly fast! You order via QR code and so there's no table service, but it works well for this fast casual spot.LEAVE:- Most of our food came out cold, which was a surprise considering it was brought out so quickly after we ordered.- I got the bulgogi beef rice bowl, and it was a pretty small portion with just beef, kimchi, sauce, and rice - it felt a bit on the light side given the price. My friend that got the salad felt the same.- Prices were pretty steep for a no service fast casual spot: $16 burrito, $18-20 rice bowl or hummus bowl, $15 for two tacos.

I ordered the Bangkok burrito and the squash/mushroom tacos through a delivery app. I said no cilantro on both and sauce on the side of the burrito. The tacos were fantastic! The burrito was full of cilantro and there was no sauce included. After it was deconstructed to remove the cilantro, it was delicious, but that was a lot of work to be able to enjoy it.I would give this order 5 stars just for the deliciousness of the food (after cilantro was removed), but the special instructions not being followed really bummed me out. I have to order delivery because I'm disabled and don't have a car. I only get it like once a month due to budget constraints so it does really matter when my food isn't quite what I ordered.

What I like about this place is that there's no wait staff, you order either at the counter on an iPad or at your seat with a QR Code. The menu is ripe with a variety of meals with an Asian/Middle Eastern flare to them. I thought by burrito was tasty, but could use more spice. I would add kimchi to it next time. The bowl we enjoyed was packed with hummus, and came with some delicious pita bread. Plenty of seating, as it seems their take out game is stronger than dine in during lunch time. It's definitely worth giving it a try!

We stopped here on a Sunday afternoon and it wasn't too busy, which we appreciated. Parking was easy on the side of the building. We ordered. Kufta burger and chicken tikka masala sandwiches with a side of fries. All was delicious. Our kiddo got chicken and rice which they liked except they didn't have ranch so that was a bummer for her. You order via the tablet in the front or by scanning the QR code and they bring the food to your table which I liked. They don't accept cash which might be a disappointment for some. It's clean and bright. The bathroom is down a stinky hall of the building but the bathroom itself is clean and doesn't smell bad which I appreciated. Staff was very nice and helpful.

Very underwhelming. The food was def just okay.I ordered the chicken curry burrito and the size was pretty small for the price. (Photo doesn't do it justice but it was about the size of my hand lol sorry!) The taste wasn't what I was expecting. Curry was just okay. Not spicy at all. Just mid.My partner ordered the Mexican steak burger and it was fine. It was very sloppy and difficult to eat half way but the flavor was decent. I believed it was priced around 15-16 which is a bit steep.The service was okay... you have to order online via phone. The place is pretty big tho and there's a lot of seating!Just not my cup of tea. The food is just too simple. :(

WSK was a conveniently located lunch spot my son insisted we check out. With a nice selection of healthy international foods, it's was hard to narrow my selection down. The brussel sprouts were amazing, as were the fries! Everything was hot and fresh. Parking can be a real challenge for the entire area. We walked just a couple of blocks to avoid the parking hassle. There is street parking and a couple of nearby public garages that would work. There are several little shops in the area for a range of shopping needs so WSK could be a great option for a shopping break

Am I the world's biggest burrito guy? No... Heck, I order tacos at Chipotle.But - have a found the best burrito in MN? Absolutely. The red curry chicken burrito is MIND BLOWING. So good. You'll be full after eating it, but somehow you will want more. It is the perfect (and I mean perfect) blend of flavor and spice. Basil and cilantro? Um, yes. Secret sauce, tell me your secret! I ordered extra just because and you should too. Are you a sweets person? Well... Check out the milk jam ice cream. I couldn't decide which to get because they all sounded so good. Settled on the Ridin Duuurty - so many peanut butter and chocolatey combos!

Haven't been in a while but had to make the trip next door for the Milkjam holiday flavors. Atmosphere is still the same; "hip" and dimly lit. The staff is always really friendly and quick to help out. You order via QR code on the table and the staff will bring your food and bus.I always get the bulgogi mushroom lettuce wraps because it's hard to find a vegetarian bulgogi in the cities. It's nicely spicy but not "hot". Their kimchi and picked veggies are awesome. The yumyum sauce is pretty bland.The brussels sprouts were super salty and pretty one-note. Don't think I'd get them again. If you don't like fish sauce, which I do, you're not going to like it. It was salty to the point where my mouth hurt. So much fish sauce that they were soggy.Their burritos, wraps, and specials are great so I'll be back but definitely not getting the sprouts again.

We stopped in for a quick dinner before a hospital visit at Abbott NW hospital. We were seated and greeted immediately with an ice free, but icy cold carafe of water.My Chicken Keema Massala sandwich was tender, juicy and delicious. My wife had the Beef Kofta Burger which was also unique & tasty.We were in & out promptly and will certainly be back.