Was a loyal customer until today. Feeling jipped. Stop raising prices, you know you not saving much by doing that you're just losing customers. And the ddukbokki did not come hot or look like it's been made upon order.. cold and dry. Used to be good but falling off.
Kenshi E.
Ordered a rose tbk soup, large deep fried set, and bulgogi kimbap. Everything tasted so good and it was okay priced. The portions are okay as well. The service was nothing special. I called in to order and it was ready by the time I arrived. I would highly recommend to try this place out if you haven't. Will definitely be a good spot for me to get comfort food.
Kelly N.
Food was decent. I got the spicy pork kimbap and the topokki with cheese. I feel like there was too much veggies compared to the meat ratio. The carrot really overpowered everything. The meat peices were good though. It was just the right amount of spice and soft to chew. The cheese topokki was huge! It came in a really large bowl and they were very generous with the portion. The cheese was stretchy and helped cut down the spiciness of the sauce. This place is located inside the food court at the Source. Place was super clean and the cashier who took our order was nice. Food came out quick as well and the service was good overall.
Sycng Altbh
They used spoiled cheese. If you eat cheese tpk everyday, then you know this isn’t what it should be look like.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Recommended dishes: Tteok-Bokki
J J.
I tried topokki soup and Tuna gimbap. I liked it because it tasted like it was in Korea. It looks rich and delicious with fried fish cake, quail egg and green onion. NEXT time, I'm going to eat Gumbap Lunch Box. It looks so nice. Also cashiers service was good.
Caitlynn Y.
I went to knotts today and I was planning on buying their food but I was like why am I gonna spend $15 on a cheeseburger when I can do the same thing at The Source with Korean food. We left knotts around 2:45pm and went by Portos to drop off my friends. Then, my friend and I went to the Source to eat lunch. We first went to the second floor food court but that place is overpriced af now wow. So, we went upstairs to the third floor. Browsing around I couldn't find any place I was interested in until I stumbled upon this place. I was craving just a gimbap and told my friend and she was like wow I thought the same why did you read my mind? So I was like okay I wake a rose tteokbokki too. So we ordered a bulgogi gimbap and a rose tteokbokki for $27.45. The wait was quite quick and we chose to sit in a spot where there was sun. And that was stupid so we moved to sit in the shade in front of the door. Also stupid because whenever someone opened the door all our food went flying. I ate the gimbap first and it was really pretty and tasty. The mushrooms were my favorite part. They were soft yet chewy. The rose tteokbokki was good and I liked the brown stuff they added at the top. However, it was a bit spicy for me and combined with the physical hotness of the tteokbokki I was suffering while eating the whole time. My friend urged me to ask for water but I knew I had to brave out the spicyness on my own in order to increase my spice tolerance. Overall, it was very yummy and it was big enough for two people!!! Yay! 4.5 stars rounded down because it was too spicy for me but that's literally my problem not theirs. (They didn't let you choose spice level though so....)
Hollie W.
My new favorite place for Korean street food! I love that they have all the classics including topokki, kimbap, fish cake soup, and more! My favorites were the topokki and fried tempura. You have to get the spicy red sauce that they sell on the side because it really complements the fried tempura. The fish cake soup is really good when it's cold! They also sell the classic Korean banana and strawberry milk!
Bonnie S.
CRAVING RIGHT NOW!! JAWS TPK I never knew I craved Korean Street until I had JAWS at the 3rd Fl Food Court inside The Source. The flavors and portions are just right for sharing and having feast with friends. Rose Topokki + Add Cheese Deep Fried Set : Dumplings + Shrimp Tempura + Fried Mozzarella Stick + Tempura Seaweed Roll Fish Cake Soup w/ lots of Fish Cake & Balls Korean Sausage Set: Blood Sausage Gimbap aka Korean Style Sushi Rolls Pork Cutlet Tuna Gimbap Keto Gimbap Bulgogi Gimbap The service is friendly and nice! It is a food court but the food more then makes up for the food court ambiance.
Johnny L.
I had an amazing experience at JAWS TPK! The Duo set, featuring the delectable tteokbokki soup and deep-fried set, was a delightful combo. The bugulgi kimbap and fish cake soup added unique flavors, and the strawberry milk and banana milk complemented the meal perfectly. The attention to detail and diverse menu options make it a must-visit spot!
Jessica W.
Lunch with friends today. This place is located in the food court of the Source. Service was pretty fast considering we ordered half the menu! We got the rose toppoki, fish cake soup, soon dae, fried apps and a bunch of gimbaps to share. We got the tuna, keto, bulgogi, and pork katsu. The katsu was my favorite one but I would also Def get the keto again. The sauces were so spicy but flavorful and everything tasted so fresh. I also really appreciated they provided allergy info. 10/10 korea street food; would return.
I sometimes order them by delivery but they almost left my drink out. Even though I tried to contact them right after I got my order, they didn't respond and even ignored my texts. It's super annoying why they charged me $2.00 or something and didn't get me a drink! Please don't forget my drink or you should respond to call! :(
Ne Celi
Wheat rice cakes are too hard and tasteless.. The salt in the sundae is too little and the staff are unfriendly.
Delicious food and good soup! $28.99 Friend Set #2 - topokki soup, deep friend set, assorted fish cake soup $9.99 Bulgogi Kimbap This place is located in The Source's food court area. We were craving some good topokki and kimbap. The price point was reasonable and the staff were very attentive. Food was tasty and the portion was pretty good for 4 people. The deep fried set was crispy and I liked dipping it and the kimbap in the topokki sauce for the spice. The assorted fish cake soup was flavorful and comforting and it was honestly the perfect finish to our meal.
Eugene A.
It is my first time trying Jaws Topokki at The Source's upper food court. I decided to get some fresh kimbap for light dinner before dance class downstairs at the KPop Center (KPC). I ordered a Bulgogi Kimbap and requested to omit any cucumbers. The cashier was very attentive and patient. My total order cost almost $11.00 which is worth the price, especially for a customized Bulgogi Kimbap. Upon payment, they lend you a beeper that will buzz when your order is up. Since I ordered at approximately 5:20pm on an early Saturday evening, it was fairly busy. I patiently waited for 10-15 minutes since they were also busy taking care of to-go and delivery orders. When my order was up, I thanked the staff on duty for their consistency while being busy. While I'm truly thankful that my order was exactly what I expected, the kimbap itself was perfectly filled with a bunch of carrots, slices of yellow radish, large mushrooms and bulgogi pieces. The kimbap itself was super fresh, crisp, balanced and tasty. It's the perfect go-to meal if anyone wanted something light but refreshing. On my next order, I would like to try their tofu kimbap, without cucumber.
Michelle V.
Got both take-out and dine-in for lunch here! The menu is straightforward with visuals. I like that they have an up close photo of all the gimbaps. We got their Duo set the first time with tteokbokki and gimbap, and then a la carte the second time. Spicy fish cake, tuna, and the bareun gimbap: I love spicy fish cake, so that was tasty, although the original gimbap was my favorite because of all the fresh flavors and textures. I would get the tuna one if you're a tuna salad fan because it's mixed tuna and mayonnaise. The gimbaps are all so neatly made and pretty! I love eating the ends where the ingredients look all crazy. Tteokbokki spicy: They don't play around with their spice here. When it comes to Korean spots, I always wonder if they're spice is more sweet or actual spice, and here it's actual spice. The portion is big enough for two or three people. It's really hot and chewy! I liked that they gave you fish cake in it. Deep fried set: Super crispy! I liked the texture. My favorite item is always the glass noodles wrapped in seaweed. We dipped these in the spicy Tteokbokki sauce. Assorted fish cake soup: This was so cozy and comforting. I can see myself getting this as a quick meal. We wish the weather was colder so this could warm us up more on the day we came! I love fish cake so this felt like a clean, refreshing meal. The wait time is good, the stand is convenient, and there's plenty of seating in this food court. You can't go wrong with this spot!
Was a loyal customer until today. Feeling jipped. Stop raising prices, you know you not saving much by doing that you're just losing customers. And the ddukbokki did not come hot or look like it's been made upon order.. cold and dry. Used to be good but falling off.
Ordered a rose tbk soup, large deep fried set, and bulgogi kimbap. Everything tasted so good and it was okay priced. The portions are okay as well. The service was nothing special. I called in to order and it was ready by the time I arrived. I would highly recommend to try this place out if you haven't. Will definitely be a good spot for me to get comfort food.
Food was decent. I got the spicy pork kimbap and the topokki with cheese. I feel like there was too much veggies compared to the meat ratio. The carrot really overpowered everything. The meat peices were good though. It was just the right amount of spice and soft to chew. The cheese topokki was huge! It came in a really large bowl and they were very generous with the portion. The cheese was stretchy and helped cut down the spiciness of the sauce. This place is located inside the food court at the Source. Place was super clean and the cashier who took our order was nice. Food came out quick as well and the service was good overall.
They used spoiled cheese. If you eat cheese tpk everyday, then you know this isn’t what it should be look like.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Recommended dishes: Tteok-Bokki
I tried topokki soup and Tuna gimbap. I liked it because it tasted like it was in Korea. It looks rich and delicious with fried fish cake, quail egg and green onion. NEXT time, I'm going to eat Gumbap Lunch Box. It looks so nice. Also cashiers service was good.
I went to knotts today and I was planning on buying their food but I was like why am I gonna spend $15 on a cheeseburger when I can do the same thing at The Source with Korean food. We left knotts around 2:45pm and went by Portos to drop off my friends. Then, my friend and I went to the Source to eat lunch. We first went to the second floor food court but that place is overpriced af now wow. So, we went upstairs to the third floor. Browsing around I couldn't find any place I was interested in until I stumbled upon this place. I was craving just a gimbap and told my friend and she was like wow I thought the same why did you read my mind? So I was like okay I wake a rose tteokbokki too. So we ordered a bulgogi gimbap and a rose tteokbokki for $27.45. The wait was quite quick and we chose to sit in a spot where there was sun. And that was stupid so we moved to sit in the shade in front of the door. Also stupid because whenever someone opened the door all our food went flying. I ate the gimbap first and it was really pretty and tasty. The mushrooms were my favorite part. They were soft yet chewy. The rose tteokbokki was good and I liked the brown stuff they added at the top. However, it was a bit spicy for me and combined with the physical hotness of the tteokbokki I was suffering while eating the whole time. My friend urged me to ask for water but I knew I had to brave out the spicyness on my own in order to increase my spice tolerance. Overall, it was very yummy and it was big enough for two people!!! Yay! 4.5 stars rounded down because it was too spicy for me but that's literally my problem not theirs. (They didn't let you choose spice level though so....)
My new favorite place for Korean street food! I love that they have all the classics including topokki, kimbap, fish cake soup, and more! My favorites were the topokki and fried tempura. You have to get the spicy red sauce that they sell on the side because it really complements the fried tempura. The fish cake soup is really good when it's cold! They also sell the classic Korean banana and strawberry milk!
CRAVING RIGHT NOW!! JAWS TPK I never knew I craved Korean Street until I had JAWS at the 3rd Fl Food Court inside The Source. The flavors and portions are just right for sharing and having feast with friends. Rose Topokki + Add Cheese Deep Fried Set : Dumplings + Shrimp Tempura + Fried Mozzarella Stick + Tempura Seaweed Roll Fish Cake Soup w/ lots of Fish Cake & Balls Korean Sausage Set: Blood Sausage Gimbap aka Korean Style Sushi Rolls Pork Cutlet Tuna Gimbap Keto Gimbap Bulgogi Gimbap The service is friendly and nice! It is a food court but the food more then makes up for the food court ambiance.
I had an amazing experience at JAWS TPK! The Duo set, featuring the delectable tteokbokki soup and deep-fried set, was a delightful combo. The bugulgi kimbap and fish cake soup added unique flavors, and the strawberry milk and banana milk complemented the meal perfectly. The attention to detail and diverse menu options make it a must-visit spot!
Lunch with friends today. This place is located in the food court of the Source. Service was pretty fast considering we ordered half the menu! We got the rose toppoki, fish cake soup, soon dae, fried apps and a bunch of gimbaps to share. We got the tuna, keto, bulgogi, and pork katsu. The katsu was my favorite one but I would also Def get the keto again. The sauces were so spicy but flavorful and everything tasted so fresh. I also really appreciated they provided allergy info. 10/10 korea street food; would return.
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I sometimes order them by delivery but they almost left my drink out. Even though I tried to contact them right after I got my order, they didn't respond and even ignored my texts. It's super annoying why they charged me $2.00 or something and didn't get me a drink! Please don't forget my drink or you should respond to call! :(
Wheat rice cakes are too hard and tasteless.. The salt in the sundae is too little and the staff are unfriendly.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 1
Service: 1
Recommended dishes: jaws topokki soup half 1 2 size 죠스 국물떡볶이 1 2, jaws korean sausage mix 죠스 순대 내장포함
Delicious food and good soup! $28.99 Friend Set #2 - topokki soup, deep friend set, assorted fish cake soup $9.99 Bulgogi Kimbap This place is located in The Source's food court area. We were craving some good topokki and kimbap. The price point was reasonable and the staff were very attentive. Food was tasty and the portion was pretty good for 4 people. The deep fried set was crispy and I liked dipping it and the kimbap in the topokki sauce for the spice. The assorted fish cake soup was flavorful and comforting and it was honestly the perfect finish to our meal.
It is my first time trying Jaws Topokki at The Source's upper food court. I decided to get some fresh kimbap for light dinner before dance class downstairs at the KPop Center (KPC). I ordered a Bulgogi Kimbap and requested to omit any cucumbers. The cashier was very attentive and patient. My total order cost almost $11.00 which is worth the price, especially for a customized Bulgogi Kimbap. Upon payment, they lend you a beeper that will buzz when your order is up. Since I ordered at approximately 5:20pm on an early Saturday evening, it was fairly busy. I patiently waited for 10-15 minutes since they were also busy taking care of to-go and delivery orders. When my order was up, I thanked the staff on duty for their consistency while being busy. While I'm truly thankful that my order was exactly what I expected, the kimbap itself was perfectly filled with a bunch of carrots, slices of yellow radish, large mushrooms and bulgogi pieces. The kimbap itself was super fresh, crisp, balanced and tasty. It's the perfect go-to meal if anyone wanted something light but refreshing. On my next order, I would like to try their tofu kimbap, without cucumber.
Got both take-out and dine-in for lunch here! The menu is straightforward with visuals. I like that they have an up close photo of all the gimbaps. We got their Duo set the first time with tteokbokki and gimbap, and then a la carte the second time. Spicy fish cake, tuna, and the bareun gimbap: I love spicy fish cake, so that was tasty, although the original gimbap was my favorite because of all the fresh flavors and textures. I would get the tuna one if you're a tuna salad fan because it's mixed tuna and mayonnaise. The gimbaps are all so neatly made and pretty! I love eating the ends where the ingredients look all crazy. Tteokbokki spicy: They don't play around with their spice here. When it comes to Korean spots, I always wonder if they're spice is more sweet or actual spice, and here it's actual spice. The portion is big enough for two or three people. It's really hot and chewy! I liked that they gave you fish cake in it. Deep fried set: Super crispy! I liked the texture. My favorite item is always the glass noodles wrapped in seaweed. We dipped these in the spicy Tteokbokki sauce. Assorted fish cake soup: This was so cozy and comforting. I can see myself getting this as a quick meal. We wish the weather was colder so this could warm us up more on the day we came! I love fish cake so this felt like a clean, refreshing meal. The wait time is good, the stand is convenient, and there's plenty of seating in this food court. You can't go wrong with this spot!