Foodie Mukbang — Restaurant in Kerala

I found this tiny gem of a place to be a delightful surprise, with a focus on offering affordable Korean street food. Though it lacks much in the way of dining space, the experience is elevated by the staff’s genuine enthusiasm for the dishes they serve, providing detailed explanations that make each bite feel special. We sampled a variety of items, starting with the Chicken Gimbap. This dish, a roll of rice, vegetables, and chicken sausage wrapped in a thin sheet of seaweed, was bursting with flavor and incredibly satisfying. The Tteokbokki, rice cakes drenched in a spicy gravy, wasn’t quite my preference, but there’s a tip: sipping the gravy alongside the rice cakes enhances the flavor. The Beef Toast was a standout—crispy toast filled with bulgogi beef, fresh vegetables, egg, and melted cheese. The beef was tender, cooked to perfection, and the veggies added a refreshing crunch, making each bite a joy. Next, the Cheesy Pluto Pup: this corn dog was exceptional—crispy on the outside with a gooey cheese-filled coating and a juicy chicken sausage inside. It’s hands-down the best corn dog I’ve ever had. The Korean Rice Choco Doughnut was a bit on the hard side (likely due to it being eaten at home rather than fresh), but the rich, dark chocolate center more than made up for it. Finally, the Sujeonggwa, a fermented pomegranate drink, was a unique and delightful treat—ideal for anyone who enjoys wine. It had the taste of a homemade grape wine, with deep, comforting notes. All in all, this place delivers on its promise of tasty, affordable Korean street food, and it’s definitely worth a visit for anyone looking to try something new and exciting.

Chicken gimbap - 9.5/10 Tteokbokki - 5/10 Beef toast - 9.5/10 Cheesy pluto pup - 10/10 Korean rice doughnut -...

Edit: Tried the Beef Toast and it is definitely worth every penny you pay! Saucy beef stuffed between a slice of thin bread & blanketed by an omlette with some more oozy sauces. It's a tad too sweet but a really good snack on to go!

The good: Affordable Clean Quick service

The bad: The taste of the items mostly wouldn't suit our palette (even though I've loved korean food when I traveled to Asian countries) The Tteobhoki should have veggies but we didn't get any. The Pluto Pup is mainly just bread with a tiny little sausage at the bottom. Could have at least used a full sized dog for it!

I'd still come again to try a few more dishes before and if it's good, will...

Experience was beyond expectations. They have only very few items on the menu but they're up to the mark. Beef bulgogi, gimbap, corn dog and tteokbokki were impressively delicious with generous portions. Fermented drink was too sweet for me. It'll be a bonus if they added some korean side dishes too.

They have an open kitchen concept with a small cozy vibrant dine in space. Pricing is reasonable.

No sink/hand wash facility. Wheelchair...