Morak

Great customer service. I would definitely come again. I am new to Korean Street Food and the nice lady working was so helpful in answering my questions to help me make a decision. I ended up getting the fried shrimp appetizer, the Tteokbokki, and the 6 pc fried chicken. All the food was excellent, the 6 piece fried chicken is the double fried wings, crispy and good, I got the spicy garlic flavor which I enjoyed. There were 3 different sauces one can choose for the food, I inquired about one that I was unfamiliar with and, I was advised that it was very hot, I like spicy but I didn't want to risk not enjoying the food, so I went with a lesser spicy sauce. I only bring this up because on my departure to my surprise the kind lady slipped the sauce in a container for me in bag for me to try and clearly marked it so i wouldn't confuse it with the other sauce. I greatly appreciated that unprompted act of customer service because she was paying attention and knew I wanted to try the sauce even though I didnt say. It happened to turn out that I actually liked the sauce as well. My appologies for being general but I forgot the name of the sauce. The place was clean, and nice ambiance, TV on the wall with music videos playing, they even have the robot server which brings food to the table. I am not use to seeing that regularly so it always amazes me when I do see one. Overall a great experience from the food to the environment to the customer service.

I think they serve Korean street food? They had Sujebi(?) which I haven't seen anywhere else. I had a bunch of questions and the person at the front was very helpful in helping me choose. You order at the front and then a robot brings your food lol. I got Sujebi jampong, king katsu, and spicy pork kimbab. The jampong tasted the same as any other solid place BUT the seafood inside tasted fresher. I really liked the texture of the octopus. The Sujebi was nice and chewy. They're about the size of a dumpling without the meat. The king katsu was recommended and I really enjoyed it. The coating is unique. It's light, flaky, and doesn't feel oily. The meat was tender and really good! It came with like a white gravy and a brown gravy that tasted like katsu sauce mixed with gravy. I prefer my katsu sauce more tangy but the katsu itself I would come back for. Plus it was huge! The Kimbab was good. Everything tasted fresh. Recommend giving this place a try

My wife got the bulgogi bowl and I got the ramen. She really enjoyed her bulgogi bowl and my ramen was alright. What's neat is the robot to serve you. More of a gimmick really but interesting nonetheless. Just order at the screen and go sit down and the bot on wheels will come by as food gets ready. Wish we could do half stars cause it's more like 4.5 for me but I'd rather go 4 than 5.

I heard about a relatively new Korean spot in Centreville and had to give it a try. Unfortunately, I think I'll stick to Myunga for my Korean fast food cravings.This place operates as a mostly self-service restaurant, where you order at the kiosk and pay upfront. A robot brings your food to the table, and when you're done, you're expected to clean up after yourself. I was a bit surprised to see a tip option right at the start since the service is minimal.As for the food, I ordered the original chicken wings, tteokbokki, and tonkatsu kimbap. I wouldn't recommend the wings--they tasted burnt and lacked flavor, and honestly, felt like something I could've made at home. If you're getting wings, I'd suggest trying a flavored version instead. The tteokbokki was a bit of a letdown too--the rice cakes were overly soft and there wasn't much of them in the dish, which was mostly liquid and vegetables.The standout was the tonkatsu kimbap--it was pretty tasty and definitely the best part of the meal! On a positive note, the staff was friendly, and the pricing was fair. It's an okay option, but there's definitely room for improvement.

I stopped by for a casual dinner with my friend last Friday because we wanted Korean street food. Upon arriving, you can walk up to the counter to order by talking to an employee or using a kiosk. I wasn't too hungry, so I didn't end up getting a kimbap and opted for something on the lighter side. It's cute that they have a robot that delivers food to your table!ODENG SOUP - 13.95This comes with a medium sized bowl of broth with some fish cakes, fish balls and a couple pieces of odeng. No rice, no other carbs. The soup was really salty. The fish toppings were fine and I enjoyed all of them. But I really could not enjoy the soup because it was too salty. I don't understand how this was almost $14.My friend ordered a donkatsu kimbap (I had a piece of it, and it was pretty unique but not my favorite) and a bulgogi burger (which he said was good but kind of gimmicky). Not the best experience this time around, but oh well.

Morak took over where once Morak was.I was craving for some ddukboki, so the hubs and I decided to stop on by to give them a try. There's a kiosk right by the entrance, so it's super convenient in putting your order(s) in - we ordered:+Cheese Ramen & Half Morak Kimbop - we opted out of the cheese and the egg; the ramen seems like the instant Shin ramen, and this came with onions, green onions, green peppers, seaweed, and jalapenos; the Morak Kimbop was filled with rice, ham, veggies, and scrambled eggs+Cheese Tteokbokki - we opted out of the hardboiled egg; this came with fishcakes, onions, cabbage, green onions, and sesame seeds; the rice cake was plentiful, and the flavor was spot on - the sauce was the right amount creaminess, and it had a good combination of the spicy and the sweet; I just wished they weren't so stingy with the fishcake; the mozzarella was plentiful; it seemed as much of the veggies were the cabbageStaff were friendly and welcoming, and once your order is ready, the cool robot will bring it to your table. I was just blown away at how awesome the robot was, making its little cute noises, knowing exactly where to deliver the ordered items, and then 'zooming' off to tend to other orders!Water and silverware are self-serve.The place is bright and spacious, with plenty of seating.Plenty of parking in the large plaza lot.+cute robot server!+good ddukboki+convenient kiosk for ordering+located in the Village Center+ample parking

This is a new gem in Centreville, VA serving up fast casual Korean street food.The menu is expansive having delicacies that spanned from dumplings to different variations of tteookbokki. Everything was incredibly tasty, but my favorite bite for sure was the bulgogi hamburger. And to take it to the next level I added a dab of kimchi to the hamburger giving it the salty sweet combo that my tastebuds love.

My husband and I really wanted some Korean street food and we decided to check out this place. We ordered the Tteokbokki and Ramyun and Half Morak Kimbap Combo. The food was fantastic and the service was fast. The restaurant inside is super clean and there's a robot who delivers your food to your table. I would definitely stop by again for lunch and dinner!

All the food is absolutely delicious! I especially love the kimbop-it's just like the ones from Korea. The flavors are spot-on, and you can tell they use fresh ingredients.

It was pleasant the food came fast and was really good recommended if you love Korean food