Red Holic

https://www.redholickfood.com/^^^ website to order and see the full menuIf you're craving authentic Korean street food, this family-owned tteokbokki restaurant is a must-visit! Specializing in classic Korean comfort dishes, the menu features tteokbokki, crispy fried chicken, and fresh kimbap, all prepared with care and tradition. The tteokbokki is the highlight--perfectly chewy rice cakes in a spicy-sweet sauce that packs just the right amount of heat. Pair it with their perfectly fried chicken, which is crunchy on the outside and juicy on the inside, for a mouthwatering combo.The kimbap rolls are made fresh daily, packed with a variety of fillings that offer a great balance of flavors and textures. What makes this place extra special is the family-run charm; you can feel the warmth and hospitality from the moment you walk in. The restaurant's simple street-style setup transports you to the bustling streets of Korea, where these dishes are everyday favorites.Affordable, authentic, and packed with flavor, this restaurant delivers a true taste of Korean street food with a personal touch. Whether you're grabbing a quick bite or enjoying a casual meal with friends, it's a fantastic spot to satisfy your Korean food cravings!

This was recommended to me by a few Korean friends. They said this would be a comfort food experience and it was. It was a single host/waiter/server but he was very attentive. The food was great. We ordered family style to sample everything. You must start with the Sweet Potato dumplings. Also if you like spicy get the Holic TopPoki appetizer. We enjoyed the Bulgogi Rice, spicy and sweet chicken, and a bowl of ramen. This quaint little place will be our go to for Korean!

Grateful to my friend for introducing me to this hidden gem!We split the holic toppoki and sweet potato dumplings which was an ideal amount of food to be comfortably full. Dishes were very reasonably priced (~$10/ea); I will say if you are going in with a huge appetite to get two for yourself because the portions are not large. Service was curt and next to nonexistent after the initial greeting. During the time of our visit, an upbeat music playlist was playing and was not too loud to detract from conversation which I appreciated.

We got the set menu and modeum oden. They were both great-- the ddeokbokki was perfectly sweet and spicy, the soondae and gimbap were flavorful, and the oden soup was yummy. Service was good-- everyone was nice. The ambiance was very casual-- great to go with friends or family!

Loved the soondae and fried mandu! The set menu was huge and lets you sample the best items - great deal. Service was fast and staff was polite. The restaurant looks like a popular local spot that only people around the area know.

I have recently been on a Korean Fried Chicken kick and this place does it DELICIOUSLY! It's crunchy, juicy, and tasty with the different spices and sauces to choose from. Definitely recommend coming here with a group of people -- everything is shareable and I now want to try their other dishes next for more, follow @mealwithmj on Instagram!

This food was so good for the most part the chicken was tasty but not that special in my opinion. The mandu and tteokbokki were good but also not that special but I loved the fried tempura-like vegetables and 야채튀김 they were so crispy and delish it inspired me to make it with my friend later. The soondae was not it thought tbh it might be like second to worst soondae I've had at a restaurant I would not get this again just because of that.When we walked in there was only one man eating alone. There was no one working or standing at the counter and we stood around like idiots for like five minutes and contemplated leaving before someone came out and took our order. Just wait a bit even if you think the place is emptyAlso there was like goofy music playing the entire time like terrible 2015 radio music but it was all covers so it was just horribleness on top of horribleness and it was a bit unbearable to sit there tortured by a sia song sung by a man. I really think if they just changed their playlist it would have such a nicer vibe like GENUINELY it's not even that they don't play good music, it's that they play music that scrapes against your ears and makes you wanna leave.Overall it was good though and pretty cheap I'd go back!

A great place for Korean bunsik style food. The tteokbokki with assorted 튀김 was so good and pretty heavy on the portion size. The prices are so cheap and reasonable as well. Not a lot of seating inside.

Came here for lunch! Service was fast but the restaurant filled up for the lunch rush quickly.The star of the show was the soondae for me and my friend. It was meatier than others I've had at similar Korean restaurants. I would definitely get it again.Tteokboki was also good. Not too sweet. Strong rich flavor. But the egg yolk was crumbly and seemed old- like it was made yesterday. Jolmyun wasn't my favorite. Tasted too vinegary. And reminded me of the instant noodle jolmyun packs you can buy at Hmart. Lastly, mini kimbap was good too! The perfect appetizer. Mustard sauce is pungent but delicious

Very authentic Korean foods! I purchased kimbap and tokbokki combo, fried chicken wings and the spicy noodles. Super delicious!! They give you their home made side dishes that tasted very refreshing. Service is friendly; It makes me feel like eating at home. The restaurant is spacious and clean. Unfortunately I did not capture any pics, but you guys must try this place out.