Starline Restaurant

Grabbed lunch here with some co-workers a few times. If not for the sign, you could easily drive past this place. Parking lot is small. They're set up a like a school/work cafeteria. Seating is limited, but it wasn't full the times we went there. I've only ordered the Korean lunch box or rice bowls, which were ok, and didn't try their Latin American or Jamaican dishes. If your looking for no-frills or grab-and-go for under $15, then this is a decent place.

While passing through on a road trip we detoured here for a quick lunch. Imagine my surprise at the eclectic mix on the menu. And imagine my surprise when the bulgogi bowl knocked my socks off. But we also loved the selection of plantain chips that made for excellent road snacks which sustained us all the way to North Carolina. This place is an under the radar gem.

Got the pork banh mi with fries and soda. Pork had no flavor was very bland and tough. It had to put ketchup on it to make it eatable. Still was unenjoyable. Bread was tough (was it old?) but tomato in it was fresh. Fries were so undercooked it was pale but hard. Oh and the lettuce was starting to brown on the edges. Only noticed cuz I cannot stand soggy lettuce and know the taste of rot. Can of coke was the only thing that didn't have anything wrong with it. It's a cheap place for a lot of food. I wouldn't recommend this place if ur looking to enjoy ur meal. If u need something to fill ur belly for cheap then go for it.

Starline is located in the industrial area of Fullerton Ave. Parking was a little confusing, one section of spots was 20 minute parking and the other was for the auto place next-door. We parked in the 20 minute parking and it was fine. The beef bulgogi lunchbox is a great deal and you get great quality food for the price. The cold noodles on the side were pleasantly surprising. I loved the flavor of the beef. It even had a little kick in the aftertaste. Once we added a bit of salt to the fries they were delicious. Cooked really well with just the right amount of crisp. We added the dumplings after we placed our initial order and I'm glad we did. They were crunchy on the outside and nice and chewy in the middle. I honestly have no idea what kind of meat was inside, but if I had to guess I'd say pork or beef. What I do know is the flavor was yummy! I didn't taste the quesadilla, but my husband said it was really good and that he'd order it again. I of course have to touch on the customer service. It was nothing short of amazing. We walked in to smiling faces and fast service. I know we will be back again!

I really wanted to like this place but I couldn't. Ordered several dishes from Uber eats but most of them were not good. The pork belly rice wrap tasted pretty good but I found a long hair in it, I know it's not my hair because I pulled it all the way out from the wrap/burrito. The jerk chicken and Jill of rice, as well as plantain were super dry. Curry shrimp and bulgogi bento were okay.

Good strong coffee, perfect breakfast sandwiches, friendly staff! This is a perfect industrial area diner. Great place to start your work day!

Formerly known as Cocorea now under new ownership, this is a "stellar" option for breakfast or lunch if you're in this industrial park complex for work or making a trip to the Springfield Costco on a weekday, which good fortune allowed on a lighter morning at work and enabled me to finally check this place out to see if the rave reviews were legit. After reviewing Warren Cafe and Nada Cafe in Tysons Corner, this Asian owned mom/pop joint is like the Springfield equivalent serving up a "star-studded" lineup of authentic ethnic lunch dishes with a little East-meets-west flair under the guise of a traditional American deli as well as traditional breakfast options such as French toast, pancakes, omelettes, and breakfast sandwiches. The bento boxes, priced at $8.99 come with a generous portion of rice, fried egg, grilled chicken/beef/pork belly kissed with a little Korean sweet heat in terms of spice profile, and a small cold noodle salad and greens complemented with a hot soup. Tasty, nutritious, and balanced. The accompanying gojuchang and sesame dipping sauces are excellent but not necessary, so I would add them to the fried egg or rice for an extra flavor bomb. They also feature a Vietnamese banh mi sandwich with decadent slices of pork belly (see other Yelp photos) marinated with Korean spices and their take on the traditional burger marinated with bulgogi seasonings. A solid choice for homestyle Asian classics without an "astral-nomically" ridiculous pricetag.Pro-tip: Cervantes coffee roasters in the adjacent complex up the hill make this a double hidden gem combo in an area that has no business serving up such high quality sustenance.

This place was quite a great find! It's basic Deli food but they have variety and it's affordable! Me and my co-worker went and had lunch there today. I had the Carne Asada Rice and Bean bowl. It was good! My co-worker got the cheesesteak platter. She said it was really good as well.We'll definitely be coming back to try out other menu items!

Formerly Cocorea Deli, seems to be under new ownership. Same great food and service though. I always hit this joint when I'm in the area for work. I always get the bulgogi lunch box for under $10 and it's consistently filling and delicious! A big pile of seasoned and sauced beef, steamed rice, noodles, and kimchi. Optional miso soup is always good too. No frills, great food. Credit cards only accepted over $5 I think.

Customer service is on-point. Food is great and well priced. I've ordered the pork belly combo box for lunch and my husband has ordered banh mi. For the price, the portions and taste are great. Pork belly was a little too greasy but that's pretty normal with this type of meat cut. There are a few chairs/tables inside if you're looking for a place to eat but we prefer to do takeout. We've ordered from here at least 6-8 times and will certainly be back in the future.