Every morning, I pass this place on my way to work. I am in dire need of coffee at this point of the day, so I like to stop off and treat myself once in a while instead of making instant coffee. I randomly found this place, which is really hard to find especially since it's hidden behind Shady Grove road. Parking is easy and free. Two ladies are there - pretty good English, but can speak perfect Korean. One takes your order and the other makes your food. I have only gotten sausage, egg, cheese on croissant which is amazinggggg!!! Plus, my coffee. Everything is under $5. I recall reading a sign by the register for a $5 minimum for credit card use (can't blame them), so I throw in juice for later. Everything on their menu sounds tasty: sandwiches, breakfast platters... large menu and for a reasonable price. For lunch they have a small salad bar and also offer bulgogi. :) I can never make it for lunch, but I leave with a grumbling tummy waiting to try more.
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Mark L.
There's nothing "majestic" about this place. Slow rude service, awful coffee (how do you mess up coffee?), and it's filthy. Strictly for building tenants, even then not worth the convenience.
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Tina S.
This place surpassed my expectations for an office building deli. When I asked the cashier to make a substitution on a salad he immediately said yes, and then also offered me two options. When I asked the ingredients in an item (yes I am one of those people) he immediately listed them. All of them. Nicely. I have a number of food allergies, and eating out is always a bit risky. I rarely find a server or cashier that can actually answer my questions without having to consult someone, or just giving up. The salad was large and quite good. Service was fast and friendly. I will definitely go back.
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Pete S.
It's not an Asian deli it's just a regular deli, sandwiches and wraps and breakfast and salads. They're ok but they are SLOW. I don't have 10 minutes to wait for a damn or breakfast item. Why toast the bread after completely cooking the omelette? C'mon guys. Really average omelette...a pinch of salt would have helped.
(3)
Kenny K.
Food - You can't really mess up a breakfast sandwich. There's nothing here that you can't make at home with 4 ingredients. The food isn't BAD by any means but it's merely standard. Here comes the problem... Value - For 2 strips of bacon, 2 eggs and a Croissant, I paid almost $6 this morning. A few months ago, I picked up a rice box but told them to hold the kim chi (not a fan of pickled fermented nappa cabbage). I got a box back with 4 strips of beef, a little corner pocket of rice and an gaping hole where the kim chi would have been. I asked them to replace it with rice and they wanted to charge me $1 for one scoop of rice. The value is downright absurd. The food just isn't good enough to merit the cost. I read a review posted that said that the "croissant was amazinggg" but let's be honest here, it's just a croissant.. plain and simple. What makes it amazing?? I don't know.. The point here is that the food is no different anywhere else. As for the rice box, the meat was overcooked and looked like it's old beef. There's nothing fresh about the meat they used. Charging an extra dollar for 1 scoop of rice? a 100lb bag of rice costs about $48 bucks. All in all, the convenience is certainly there but the lack of value outweighs the convenience by far. LJ's deli is across Key West and has more specialty sandwiches there that provides VARIETY. Coolest thing I've found over there? Themes. Last week I went in for lunch and within their salad bar sat some Turkey Breast, Stuffing, Cranberries and gravy. I get to have Thanksgiving dinner for lunch over at LJ's for the same price as a stupid breakfast sandwich that this korean deli serves up. Some deli's charge you more for convenience and that's why you go there. Other's keep you coming back cause they bring value and offer you quality. You take your pick.
(1)
KanKan Y.
I've been here a countless number of times since this place is an elevator ride away from my office. I generally come here for a nice fruit salad, a banana, and one of those bottled fruit smoothies (or a gigantic 2L bottle of water). The good: - selection of snack foods: need to keep my blood sugar up and I have lots to choose from; they have Dirty chips! If you've never had dirty chips, they're amazing kettle chips in a variety of flavors - salad bar: the salad bar items are all fresh. They only keep a small quantity of each item out and all of them are freshly cut or picked. I've never seen them run out either so I assume they refill it quite often through out the day - great selection of bottled beverages The OK/Bad: - I ordered sandwiches here before and their default seems to be half mayo, half everything else. I had to scrape off a lot of it to eat the sandwich. Order with less mayo and you should be fine. - The drip coffee isn't that great...somedays I'll get it if I can't make the detour to the Fallsgrove Starbucks.
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Anna Y.
deli owned by koreans. good for the businesses around the shady grove, key west ave area. highlight: they have asian specials! today i had chicken curry w/ rice and salad. there were days they served bulgogi with rice. GREAT homemade meals and decent prices. con: they need better ventilation. i always come out smelling like food.
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Address :15200 Shady Grove Rd
Rockville, MD, 20850
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Takes Reservations : No Delivery : No Take-out : Yes Accepts Credit Cards : Yes Bike Parking : No Wheelchair Accessible : Yes Good for Kids : Yes Good for Groups : Yes Attire : Casual Noise Level : Average Alcohol : No Outdoor Seating : No Has TV : No Waiter Service : No Caters : No
DJ L.
Every morning, I pass this place on my way to work. I am in dire need of coffee at this point of the day, so I like to stop off and treat myself once in a while instead of making instant coffee. I randomly found this place, which is really hard to find especially since it's hidden behind Shady Grove road. Parking is easy and free. Two ladies are there - pretty good English, but can speak perfect Korean. One takes your order and the other makes your food. I have only gotten sausage, egg, cheese on croissant which is amazinggggg!!! Plus, my coffee. Everything is under $5. I recall reading a sign by the register for a $5 minimum for credit card use (can't blame them), so I throw in juice for later. Everything on their menu sounds tasty: sandwiches, breakfast platters... large menu and for a reasonable price. For lunch they have a small salad bar and also offer bulgogi. :) I can never make it for lunch, but I leave with a grumbling tummy waiting to try more.
(4)Mark L.
There's nothing "majestic" about this place. Slow rude service, awful coffee (how do you mess up coffee?), and it's filthy. Strictly for building tenants, even then not worth the convenience.
(1)Tina S.
This place surpassed my expectations for an office building deli. When I asked the cashier to make a substitution on a salad he immediately said yes, and then also offered me two options. When I asked the ingredients in an item (yes I am one of those people) he immediately listed them. All of them. Nicely. I have a number of food allergies, and eating out is always a bit risky. I rarely find a server or cashier that can actually answer my questions without having to consult someone, or just giving up. The salad was large and quite good. Service was fast and friendly. I will definitely go back.
(5)Pete S.
It's not an Asian deli it's just a regular deli, sandwiches and wraps and breakfast and salads. They're ok but they are SLOW. I don't have 10 minutes to wait for a damn or breakfast item. Why toast the bread after completely cooking the omelette? C'mon guys. Really average omelette...a pinch of salt would have helped.
(3)Kenny K.
Food - You can't really mess up a breakfast sandwich. There's nothing here that you can't make at home with 4 ingredients. The food isn't BAD by any means but it's merely standard. Here comes the problem... Value - For 2 strips of bacon, 2 eggs and a Croissant, I paid almost $6 this morning. A few months ago, I picked up a rice box but told them to hold the kim chi (not a fan of pickled fermented nappa cabbage). I got a box back with 4 strips of beef, a little corner pocket of rice and an gaping hole where the kim chi would have been. I asked them to replace it with rice and they wanted to charge me $1 for one scoop of rice. The value is downright absurd. The food just isn't good enough to merit the cost. I read a review posted that said that the "croissant was amazinggg" but let's be honest here, it's just a croissant.. plain and simple. What makes it amazing?? I don't know.. The point here is that the food is no different anywhere else. As for the rice box, the meat was overcooked and looked like it's old beef. There's nothing fresh about the meat they used. Charging an extra dollar for 1 scoop of rice? a 100lb bag of rice costs about $48 bucks. All in all, the convenience is certainly there but the lack of value outweighs the convenience by far. LJ's deli is across Key West and has more specialty sandwiches there that provides VARIETY. Coolest thing I've found over there? Themes. Last week I went in for lunch and within their salad bar sat some Turkey Breast, Stuffing, Cranberries and gravy. I get to have Thanksgiving dinner for lunch over at LJ's for the same price as a stupid breakfast sandwich that this korean deli serves up. Some deli's charge you more for convenience and that's why you go there. Other's keep you coming back cause they bring value and offer you quality. You take your pick.
(1)KanKan Y.
I've been here a countless number of times since this place is an elevator ride away from my office. I generally come here for a nice fruit salad, a banana, and one of those bottled fruit smoothies (or a gigantic 2L bottle of water). The good: - selection of snack foods: need to keep my blood sugar up and I have lots to choose from; they have Dirty chips! If you've never had dirty chips, they're amazing kettle chips in a variety of flavors - salad bar: the salad bar items are all fresh. They only keep a small quantity of each item out and all of them are freshly cut or picked. I've never seen them run out either so I assume they refill it quite often through out the day - great selection of bottled beverages The OK/Bad: - I ordered sandwiches here before and their default seems to be half mayo, half everything else. I had to scrape off a lot of it to eat the sandwich. Order with less mayo and you should be fine. - The drip coffee isn't that great...somedays I'll get it if I can't make the detour to the Fallsgrove Starbucks.
(3)Anna Y.
deli owned by koreans. good for the businesses around the shady grove, key west ave area. highlight: they have asian specials! today i had chicken curry w/ rice and salad. there were days they served bulgogi with rice. GREAT homemade meals and decent prices. con: they need better ventilation. i always come out smelling like food.
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