Myung-Ga Gim Bap

Decent place for authentic and simple korean food. The cold noodles were great and tasty but the kimbab is the highlight of the place as described in the title. For anyone craving good straight forward korean classics, this is the place to go. However, it would be great if the menu was more extensive and had some snack items available.Its a sit in restaurant and the ambience is casual but nicer than a general takeout restaurant.

The food is always good I mean it is bunsik you think it couldn't go wrong but actually it can. But myung ga does it wellthe servers are nice typical. The seating is nice even though the space is relatively small. The fried chicken is so good and it's worth the 30 minutes but make sure to get the sauce on the side. We've gone many a times I would recommend

Every time when I came to Centreville, I was craving for their kimbap and I tried their udon which is very simple but delicious.. you don't feel any guilty to finish the entire bowl of noodle soup. For sure their kimbap is the best ever.

The kimbap here is so fresh and delicious. The rice is perfectly seasoned, and the ingredients inside are balanced so well. Each bite is flavorful and satisfying. It is a great snack or meal when I want something light but filling.

The gimbap here is my favorite!!! Their myung ga gimbap is so good. Consistently good! The place is clean and has quick, excellent service. I also love their sujebi (which is hard to find). Even the side soup is delicious. If you ever want really good gimbap you have to come here!

Bets place for Gimbaps (Korean sushi rolls) in Centreville area. They are clean. Service is consistent. The rolls have a good amount of filling. The bulgogi gimbap and spicy tuna gimbap are my go-to. I've frequented this place for years and every order has been spot-on.

Myung Ga has stayed solid despite its competition with frozen kimbaps are other Korean treats in American and Korean grocery stores. It's hard to justify the prices sometimes when there is a multitude of supermarkets that provide a quick easy cook option. But to be fair, compared to all of this competitors, Myung Ga's food generally tastes the best. It's an unassuming little place that has all the familiar Korean snacks.

A little on the pricey side for a boon-shik-jib, but i suppose that has more to do with inflation than price gouging. We ordered the tonkatsu, and udon/kimbap combo and the food was just as we expected. Not bad, but not fab either.

The service was very fast and our server was friendly. We were immediately given ice water, a light soup, kimchi, and pickled radish. And after ordering, our food was out within 5 minutes! The interior is cozy and decorated with a variety of plants. I ordered the kimchi kimbap, which was delicious and had a generous portion size, and the ramen, which was a bit disappointing. The noodles tasted like cheap Top Ramen and the broth was nothing special. I did, however, like the rice cakes, egg, and veggies in the ramen.

We went here for a late lunch some time last week. We have been looking for a place that specializes in kimbap, so we are happy to find this spot. We ordered three kimbaps: Cheese, Kimchi, and Tuna. My date ordered a ramyun, but I forgot which one specifically. Our orders came with small bowls of soup and banchan. The kimbaps are much larger than what we are used to. However, it was delicious, and a serving is very filling. My date also liked his ramyun, which was quite generous. Overall, the prices are very reasonable - I think we paid less than $50 for everything. The service is excellent. The staff was very attentive and friendly. I would love to go back to try other kimbaps and items in their menu.