Oh Mama Kitchen

Found this along my school to work route, thinking it was like a lil cafe but, no it was actually like a Korean pick up and go kitchen, with a lot of Korean dishes you can get. There were drinks, meal ready foods, soups, desserts and pastries. I got Korean chicken, regular and soy garlic, they were both but the soy garlic was delicious, and for how much you get and the price it's def worth it. Also got a side of tteboki (could be spelled wrong) but was def a good meal. They were also super nice and friendly, they were surprised that I knew what things were as I'm non-Korean which made them even more happy. Honest a must visit.

Side dishes were definitely a little pricey, but food was okay. It could just be my taste pallet, but wasn't a huge fan of some of the veggies and the strong mushroom-y tastes incorporated into the food.

Tasty! But the prices are higher than grocery stores...I sometimes visit this place to pick up Korean banchan (side dishes). They are always busy... This usually means the food is tasty. Many times, the workers are busy working to make banchan off to the side. The ladies at the counter are friendly and very nice. I've tried most of their items and they have all been good. I sometimes pick up their kimbap (Korean seaweed roll) too, and they are delicious. You won't be disappointed with the food.

A small shop where you can pick up your Korean banchan (side dishes). A little expensive but very well organized and good packaging. I needed a quick bite to eat so got two kimbap (tuna and perilla leaf), ddukbokgi, and rice cakes. Everything but the ddukbokgi was good.

If you're in need of getting your Korean food fix at home, Oh Mama Kitchen is your place to go for that need. Since we were in the area, friend and I stopped by to grab some food to enjoy later.Decent amount of parking in the lot. We easily found a spot and stopped by around 2 pm. They constantly stock their shelves and fridge so we weren't concerned about missing out on an item we wanted. Plenty of side dishes, main entrees, desserts, and drinks to choose from!I picked up their steak bulgogi kimbap ($10), large japchae ($10), and some mochi ($7.50). I had initially wanted their non-spicy fish cake but they only had the small container ($8) of the non-spicy and the large container only had the spicy fish cake ($10) so I skipped out on that. I also appreciated that the person ringing up my order asked if I was going to eat the japchae that same day, as I had picked up the refrigerated box that's already cool and good for heating up later and not the container that was freshly made and still warm.The inside isn't too big and if there are a lot of customers inside, it may feel a bit cramped. Luckily, most people know what they want, so the line to check out isn't long. Make sure to grab a basket so you're not juggling all the items in your arms!

Or family's go-to place for gimbap! The gimbap here doesn't skimp out on veggies and meat so it's not overloaded with rice. Although we have other gimbap options that are closer to us, we always make the drive to come here. Service here is also so friendly!

We needed something quick to go for lunch takeout so we came here to try their kimbap - tuna mayo and beef. Both tasted delicious, quite filling, and was able to satisfy our cravings. They have other items on their menu such as fried chicken, which we didn't get to try, but we would like to try in the future.Prices are decent, credit cards are accepted and there's plenty of parking.

Following the theme of previous reviewers...Yes, this establishment has an employee (female, mid to late 20's) that will treat you poorly compared to Korean speaking folks. My partner and I were before an older Korean woman, in line, who was speaking unfavorably about, presumably, us being there. The female cashier was all smiles and banter up to the moment we walked up. No smile and visual revulsion at our being there. If you've ever been made to feel "othered" this is the place for you. Speaking to the food. Like others have mentioned, this food can be found at H Mart down the way and less expensive.

If you're not Korean, expect cold, rude service, especially if there are other Korean patrons there. Standard Korean food, on par with H-Mart/ Korean grocery store.

When you walk in, you're greeted by a vast selection of side dishes, soups, meals, entrees, and snacks, all packed into a very small store. I got carried away and picked up everything I usually enjoy, only to be shocked by the high prices at checkout. You'd think the cost would reflect quality and taste, but unfortunately, that wasn't the case. My family didn't enjoy any of it - we ended up leaving most of it untouched and eventually throwing it all out. The flavors were either too salty, too sweet, or just bland. Kimbap, on the other hand, was okay. I'd rather buy from H-Mart's food corner instead. The service could have been better; it felt like the staff wasn't particularly appreciative of my business, coming across as a bit overconfident and prideful. This was my first and last visit.