Annie's Table

Been here a couple more times since it's a convenient location for me. Not sure what's changed, buts it's improved. Better taste, and proportions. Also my order accuracy has been better.

Tried this food spot a couple weeks ago & have been thinking about it since. The ingredients are simple, clean & delicious! This is the type of food you eat & feel energized after rather than sluggish & sloppy. The guy working the cashier was sweet & charismatic. Will definitely be coming back when I'm in the area.

Quick spot for lunch on-the-go! Quick service, clean restaurant. Def recommend coming here if you want something quick and filling.

Stumbled upon this newish hidden gem in a commercial area in Irvine.... and wow, was I blown away! It's a quirky blend of Korean fast food, a comfy café vibe, a boba bar, and they even do catering. The stars of the show: the honey garlic chicken wings. They hit that perfect note between sweet and savory that you just can't get enough of. Easily a 10/10 for me. And the Omurice? It's like a warm hug from your grandma, packed with flavor and nostalgia.What really sets this place apart, though, is how welcome you feel the second you walk in. The staff, especially the lady who helped us, was super friendly - making the whole experience feel like you're just dining at a friend's place. If you're in Irvine, this spot is a must-visit. It's not just food; it's an experience that feels like home.

4.8 stars. Located amidst many Blizzard buildings is a plaza with several restaurants, one of which is Annie's Table. Annie's table seems to be an ideal lunch spot, with a variety of hearty korean meals all made to order. There is also a section next to the cashier to get prepackaged sides like kimbap, fishcake, and more. I ordered the bimbimbap and it was an extremely satisfying meal. The portion size of it was hefty and all the individual ingredients were prepped well, and when mixed together, offers a well balanced flavor explosion. I wish they gave more bimbimbap sauce, but it was enough to be satisfied. I got an order of kimbap to share with my friends and it was pretty tasty. The ingredients are fresh and the proportions are well balanced. Overall, if you're looking for a nice quick korean lunch, I would recommend checking this place out.

Annie's Table is the next best thing to having a home-cooked Korean meal. The menu has several generously portioned bowls, priced between $11.99-$14.99, with items like bulgogi, gochujang chicken or spicy pork, served with rice and vegetables. The katsu serving could easily be split into two meals. I bumped this review up to five stars just because of the big portions!The shrimp fried rice ($12.99) is good, but the serving isn't as generous as the bowls. The fish cake soup ($13.99) was so comforting, with lots of fishcakes. They have lots of soups and various banchan in the refrigerator, as well as specials like kimbap and panjeon.The restaurant is very clean and modern, situated in an office park with plenty of parking. It's fast casual, so you place your order at the counter. If you're doing takeout, you'll have to order over the phone since they don't have online ordering yet.

I was in the area and hungry so I stopped by. I always try bulgolgi first and go from there. It was an average bulgolgi and seasoned veggies on rice. The meat was warmer than the veg but neither was hot. For the price, I would want hot food and better ambiance. One guy was vacuuming all around me while I ate. Rude. The manager and workers were planning to close early. I heard all about it. I would skip this place.

I wish Yelp let us give half stars! Went to this cute shop today. Looks new and fun. The food was good- a bunch of different Korean options. We had the Pork Katsu and the Chicken Teriyaki with a side of spring rolls. The sauce of the spring rolls was too overpowering, and the spring rolls were very greasy. The Pork Katsu was yummy but again, the sauce was strange. I wish they would put it on the side vs directly on top. The chicken teriyaki was the star of the show. I would eat that every day if I could. Service was okay- young staff member who kept asking a very dry and impolite manager or owner I assume? They lost a star because of the flies. I have not dined in a casual restaurant with those many flies everywhere. I'd come back again to try a coffee and the chicken teriyaki.

The owner has a really good business mindset and seeks what customers want.The place is packed with the employees from Blizzard, but they are relatively easier going on Mon and Fri. Try their secret menu Omurice or Kimchi fried rice. This place is one of those who know what to do.

This place has so many options. Very authentic. They sell fresh kimchi and other Korean food.