What to Eat in Columbus? ❓ (The Good & The Not-So-Good ✌️)

👍 RED LIST — HIT! ◾️ Minga (Korean Food) My absolute favorite Korean spot in Columbus — run by authentic Korean aunties! 👩🍳 Korean Roll (Gimbap): Packed with fresh ingredients, a must-try! Soon Dae (Blood Sausage): Chewy, savory, so satisfying — these two dishes are 🔥! Seafood Pancake: Solid portion, though not mind-blowing. Their side dishes are incredible — especially the fish cake and cucumber. I even asked for seconds! 😋 ◾️ Fox in the Snow (Bakery Café) Multiple locations — pick the one nearest you! 🥐 Souffled Egg Sandwich: A game-changer! Buttery, crispy toast with fluffy eggs inside. Can’t believe I only discovered this in my second year 😭 Strawberry Diamond: Tart strawberries + sweet cream = perfection. The crust is crisp, the cream is dreamy 💖 Blueberry Galette: Similar vibe, slightly denser crust — still delicious! Matcha Latte: The BEST I’ve had in Columbus. If you love matcha, don’t skip this 🍵💥 ◾️ Belles Bread (Japanese Bakery) A go-to for bread and cake lovers — tasty and affordable! 🍰 Matcha Roll: Soft sponge, real red bean filling — classic Japanese finesse 🍵 Yuzu Tart: Tangy citrus filling in a buttery tart shell 🍋 Strawberry Cake & Chocolate Cake: Reliable, never disappoint! ⚖️ MIDDLE GROUND — OKAY, NOT GREAT ◾️ CM Chicken Not as good as I remembered from 2023 😕 Snow Onion Chicken: Came out fast, but dry this time (though coating was crispy) Mazzarella Cheese Balls: Stretchy, tasty — just like in Korea! 🧀 Roasted Boneless Chicken Feet: Tender and chewy, served with 3 rice balls. Would be better with sauce! 👎 BLACK LIST — MISS! ◾️ Ming Yue (Chinese Restaurant) My first time — and my last. All three dishes tasted like they came from the same sauce packet 😓 Spicy Potato & Pork Ribs Mapo Tofu Spicy Fish Open to discussion, but not my vibe 🙅♀️ 🌸 Ending with a cherry blossom moment from German Village 🌸 #Columbus #ColumbusFood #Ohio #OSU #OSUFoodie #EatLikeALocal #ColumbusEats #FoodReview #KoreanFood #BakeryLove #MatchaMoments