Maria's Standard and the fries were very tasty. Too bad we weren't able to try anything else bc that's all the food that was available on a Saturday evening and food service was over at 10pm.
Carolina Barbeque
Great fusion, highly recommend
Tiffany Drinkwater
Menu is small and so was my food
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 3
Service: 5
Moises Treviño Garcia
Kimski is a hidden gem that combines rustic charm with bold flavors, making it a must-visit for anyone seeking something different. The moment you step inside, you're welcomed by a funky yet cozy vibe that mixes industrial elements with warm, inviting touches. The exposed brick walls, vintage accents, and communal seating create an atmosphere that feels both laid-back and lively. The delicious aroma of sizzling meats and tangy sauces fills the air, setting the stage for an unforgettable dining experience. Being my first time here, I decided to go with the Maria’s Standard, a dish that truly represents Kimski’s unique Korean-Polish fusion. This sandwich was a flavorful masterpiece from the first bite. The Kimski recipe Polish sausage was grilled to perfection—juicy on the inside with just the right snap when you bite into it. The kraut chi, a creative hybrid of kimchi and sauerkraut, brought a tangy, spicy crunch that elevated every bite, adding both texture and depth of flavor. The soju mustard was the perfect finishing touch—its subtle heat and tanginess tied the whole dish together, creating a harmony of flavors. The fresh scallions added a bright, crisp contrast that balanced out the richness. All of this was tucked inside a soft, buttery brioche bun from Spoke and Bird, which held up beautifully against the generous fillings. The dish was served with crispy, golden fries that were well-seasoned and delicious on their own, but also perfect for soaking up any extra mustard or kraut chi that might escape. Kimski is the kind of place where every detail, from the creative menu to the comforting yet funky decor, contributes to a one-of-a-kind experience. If you're looking for a spot with bold, inventive flavors in a setting that feels both down-to-earth and full of character, Kimski should definitely be on your list. I’ll be back to explore more of their menu!
Such a cool spot! Delicious Korean style poutine fries, and pork belly! They have tasty cocktails served by Maria's too, which include NA options. The outdoor spaces look beautiful, and I'm excited to come back on a warmer day.
The pork bowl I just ate wasn't worth the $20 it kinda tasted burnt. the place was a nice after work spot with literally no parking..I was surprised I found any. I'll try this place one more time, that's if parking is available.
Maria Badasian
I was told this place is run by a a guy who is Polish Korean. I appreciate it when people find ways to meld ingredients from 2 countries that are worlds apart. And this place does it well! It’s also connected to Maria’s, a cool bar, where we sat and ate our delicious meal. The highlights were the perogies with soy sour cream and the hot dog with Korean toppings. 10/10 meal! I couldn’t get enough.
I asked a couple people about this place before going and one person had been there like 8 years ago and was able to explain everything in detail! So it clearly leaves an impression. Also heard they rotate the menu.
Ordered here to eat at Maria’s. My friend got a chicken rice bowl and I got their vegetarian fries. They were both so delicious! I’ve been wanting to go here for the past couple years and I’m so glad I went!
From my ten year old: Gotta say, nice environment. Cool decorations, high ceilings and great big screen. The food was superb - flavored and crispy fries, tasty toasted bun on the polish sausage and delicious cheese steak sandwich.From me: Always fun to try something new at Kimski! I told the chef to choose the food. Each dish had a distinct, unique and memorable taste. I especially enjoyed the Cured Salmon Hwe Rice Bowl. I don't eat out much, and am often disappointed when I do. Not disappointed with Kimski. Thanks Chef! Wish we lived closer.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Steven Smith
Vegetarian options: Cucumbers in a garlic sauce with pepper oil. Trying to be descriptive but really delicious. Achieves the goal of blending cuisine creativity.
This place is great! Fusion Korean Polish food. The dishes are artistic and tasty and affordable. The food fills you up and you will have leftovers. The dishes are artfully done also. You can sit at the seats at both Kimski and Maria’s which is a cool bar that looks like a tiki bar…really nice to have during winter when you wish you were enjoying the summer heat with cold drinks. There is also outdoor seating. The drinks at Maria’s are beautiful and well crafted and has plenty of alcohol. Won, the owner was really friendly and personable and spoke w us and joked with us. He’s funny and entertaining w his humor. He is the kind of guy you would enjoy hanging out with at your table to enjoy good food with drinks and conversation. Paige is great too! She is really sweet and helps explain the menu and super personable also. This is a fun place to eat and lounge at with friends. It has an excellent ambiance w nice music and a TV video screen to watch a movie in the background. We were super relaxed and loved soaking up the chill atmosphere and vibe and staff.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
M L.
Over-rated fusion food place. The food is average, the place is clean and cute.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 3
Service: 4
M Liu
Over-rated fusion food place. The food is average, the place is clean and cute.
Maria's Standard and the fries were very tasty. Too bad we weren't able to try anything else bc that's all the food that was available on a Saturday evening and food service was over at 10pm.
Great fusion, highly recommend
Menu is small and so was my food
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 3
Service: 5
Kimski is a hidden gem that combines rustic charm with bold flavors, making it a must-visit for anyone seeking something different. The moment you step inside, you're welcomed by a funky yet cozy vibe that mixes industrial elements with warm, inviting touches. The exposed brick walls, vintage accents, and communal seating create an atmosphere that feels both laid-back and lively. The delicious aroma of sizzling meats and tangy sauces fills the air, setting the stage for an unforgettable dining experience. Being my first time here, I decided to go with the Maria’s Standard, a dish that truly represents Kimski’s unique Korean-Polish fusion. This sandwich was a flavorful masterpiece from the first bite. The Kimski recipe Polish sausage was grilled to perfection—juicy on the inside with just the right snap when you bite into it. The kraut chi, a creative hybrid of kimchi and sauerkraut, brought a tangy, spicy crunch that elevated every bite, adding both texture and depth of flavor. The soju mustard was the perfect finishing touch—its subtle heat and tanginess tied the whole dish together, creating a harmony of flavors. The fresh scallions added a bright, crisp contrast that balanced out the richness. All of this was tucked inside a soft, buttery brioche bun from Spoke and Bird, which held up beautifully against the generous fillings. The dish was served with crispy, golden fries that were well-seasoned and delicious on their own, but also perfect for soaking up any extra mustard or kraut chi that might escape. Kimski is the kind of place where every detail, from the creative menu to the comforting yet funky decor, contributes to a one-of-a-kind experience. If you're looking for a spot with bold, inventive flavors in a setting that feels both down-to-earth and full of character, Kimski should definitely be on your list. I’ll be back to explore more of their menu!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Pork Belly Bowl, Bi Bim BAP, Chicken Wings, Hot Dog, Scallion Potato Pancakes, Burgers, Philly Cheese Steak, Luther Burger, Maria's Standard, Kimchi Pierogies, Kimski Poutine, Dressed Fries, Loaded Fries, Sausage Plate, Ko-PO Wings, Fried Chicken Sandwich, Kimchi Fries, Kitchen, Pierogi
Such a cool spot! Delicious Korean style poutine fries, and pork belly! They have tasty cocktails served by Maria's too, which include NA options. The outdoor spaces look beautiful, and I'm excited to come back on a warmer day.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Pork Belly Bowl, Dressed Fries
The pork bowl I just ate wasn't worth the $20 it kinda tasted burnt. the place was a nice after work spot with literally no parking..I was surprised I found any. I'll try this place one more time, that's if parking is available.
I was told this place is run by a a guy who is Polish Korean. I appreciate it when people find ways to meld ingredients from 2 countries that are worlds apart. And this place does it well! It’s also connected to Maria’s, a cool bar, where we sat and ate our delicious meal. The highlights were the perogies with soy sour cream and the hot dog with Korean toppings. 10/10 meal!
I couldn’t get enough.
I asked a couple people about this place before going and one person had been there like 8 years ago and was able to explain everything in detail! So it clearly leaves an impression. Also heard they rotate the menu.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Maria's Standard, Sausage Plate, Pierogi
Interesting fusion menu. Loved the pierogies
Ordered here to eat at Maria’s. My friend got a chicken rice bowl and I got their vegetarian fries. They were both so delicious! I’ve been wanting to go here for the past couple years and I’m so glad I went!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Dressed Fries
Amazing food, drinks & atmosphere.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
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From my ten year old: Gotta say, nice environment. Cool decorations, high ceilings and great big screen. The food was superb - flavored and crispy fries, tasty toasted bun on the polish sausage and delicious cheese steak sandwich.From me: Always fun to try something new at Kimski! I told the chef to choose the food. Each dish had a distinct, unique and memorable taste. I especially enjoyed the Cured Salmon Hwe Rice Bowl. I don't eat out much, and am often disappointed when I do. Not disappointed with Kimski. Thanks Chef! Wish we lived closer.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Vegetarian options: Cucumbers in a garlic sauce with pepper oil. Trying to be descriptive but really delicious. Achieves the goal of blending cuisine creativity.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Pork Belly Bowl, Maria's Standard, Loaded Fries
This place is great! Fusion Korean Polish food. The dishes are artistic and tasty and affordable. The food fills you up and you will have leftovers. The dishes are artfully done also. You can sit at the seats at both Kimski and Maria’s which is a cool bar that looks like a tiki bar…really nice to have during winter when you wish you were enjoying the summer heat with cold drinks. There is also outdoor seating. The drinks at Maria’s are beautiful and well crafted and has plenty of alcohol. Won, the owner was really friendly and personable and spoke w us and joked with us. He’s funny and entertaining w his humor. He is the kind of guy you would enjoy hanging out with at your table to enjoy good food with drinks and conversation. Paige is great too! She is really sweet and helps explain the menu and super personable also. This is a fun place to eat and lounge at with friends. It has an excellent ambiance w nice music and a TV video screen to watch a movie in the background. We were super relaxed and loved soaking up the chill atmosphere and vibe and staff.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Over-rated fusion food place. The food is average, the place is clean and cute.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 3
Service: 4
Over-rated fusion food place. The food is average, the place is clean and cute.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 3
Service: 4
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