THE K - STREET

KC 6 months ago

Food was good (not amazing). 3 orders for $75. Clean restrooms. Nice, quiet atmosphere and ok service on a Tuesday night. Close to other shops to walk around afterwards. Would revisit just if in the area but not out of my way.

Austin Francisconi 7 months ago

I absolutely love this place and am giving them five stars so they stay open forever. The downsides are that the service is not necessarily always fast (it’s a bit slow like they were understaffed), though they’re always very nice, and the ambiance is lacking. I think this place could benefit by turning the lights down by like 20% so you can actually see the music videos they show on the projector. The food is amazing and delicious, huge portion, and haven’f been disappointed by anything on the menu yet. The Budae Jjigae and Crab Kimbap are a few favorites. This is my favorite hole in the wall spot, and I’m torn between wanting it to blow up because they deserve it and wanting to keep it a secret so I can get my same booth every time I go. There’s also free 90 minute parking at the parking garage down the street.

Rambunctious Rambo 9 months ago

The smell inside K-Street is extremely strong and needs serious improvement. The food also lacked flavor and overall quality, which was disappointing for the price. The one positive was the service the staff was kind and attentive but the atmosphere and food both need major work.

Sam a year ago

I almost didn't want to review this place with 5 stars, simply because I don't want this spot becoming too popular. It's one of my friends' and I's favorite spots; serving authentic and delicious Korean cuisine. It's definitely one of the hidden gems in Glendale when it comes to Asian cuisine. The restaurant itself is quite pretty, and the atmosphere is pretty nice, but nothing too special. There is usually quite a lot of space, and rarely, if ever, crowded. I recommend going in person because it seems that online the prices are higher for whatever reason. It's also easier to ask for sides such as kimchi, bean sprouts, or pickled radish, which also happen to be free as far as I'm concerned. Workers are generally nice and helpful. However, one thing that could be a bother to some people, is the fact that for whatever reason, it seems like they have new workers and trainees almost every single week which can make it a bit harder to order your food as it usually takes them a while to figure out how to work the restaurant's system. Moreover, there seems to be little communication between the people who actually make the food and the servers themselves—so if you're hoping to ask for th

Jennifer Ramirez 2 years ago

I’ve been seeing this place on my way to work and wanted to try it out. The cashier was very helpful and patient with me as I asked a few questions about their menu. The food didn’t take long to be made, about 7-10 minutes. The kimbap was so delicious! It came with a lollipop that was also very good. The restaurant wasn’t busy but the atmosphere was very nice and inviting. For sure going to go back and try more from their menu!