Kimganae

Great service at this casual dining spot, with free refills of water and barley tea! We ordered the hamburger steak rice set, fish cake noodles, and beef kimbap, all of which were delicious and very filling. I would definitely return for their affordable lunch specials. Highly recommend!

Kimganae is one of my childhood spots I always visited with family and friends. Its been quite a while since I visited so I was excited to eat here with my cousin. We ordered the Cheese pork cutlet and the Pork cutlet kimbap. Sadly, today's meal was a little disappointing. The pork was order cooked and tough to cut/eat. For some reason the meal itself was a bit lukewarm all together. The pork cutlet kimbap was okay as well. I would love to come back again to try their other options but my to go choice for this restaurant has always been the classic cutlets dishes.

At the time of this review, this would be my 3rd visit to Kimganae, and each dine in visit has always been a delicious journey! Kimganae is located at the heart of Flushing where some of the best Korean restaurants can be found, and this one is definitely on this list. Every visit, I’m always greeted with the friendly staff and service. Of course the space itself can get fairly packed due to its limited seating, but it’s certainly not a dealbreaker. As for the food and prices, it’s fairly affordable depending on what you order, and the value of its meal and taste is worth the price! I always love their Light Western menu, and this time I decide to order the Kimganae Special which is a combo of their fish cutlet, Japanese pork cutlet, and hamburger steak. If you’re like me who is a big fan of any of those three items, then you’ll definitely love the Kimganae Special! The gravy is thick and rich, and it goes really well with the rice and meats. The fish cutlet is well fried with a zesty tartar sauce on top. Overall, this combo entree is probably the best highlight of their Light Western menu, and I highly recommend it. For the price, it’s a tasty dish that fills you up! My girlfriend orders the recommended Seafood Udon. The soup broth is what you expect with hints of shrimp, clam, and squid. The udon noodle is cooked just right. The seafood is somewhat overcooked especially the shrimp, yet enjoyable. Overall, Kimganae is a very good Korean restaurant that has a great variety of dishes with decent portions, fair prices, and delicious tastes. It’s a restaurant worth coming back to!

This place can get busy but the food here is always great. Some times the service can be slow or not as attentive but the food is worth it.

I discovered this place thanks to a friend who invited me, and it is absolutely delicious. My friends and I tried a variety of dishes, and they were all very tasty. The prices are very reasonable, the atmosphere is very warm, and the staff is very friendly. I would definitely go again.I love this Place

Dive into a Korean culinary experience like no other at Kimgane! Prepare your taste buds for a journey with their tantalizing Spicy Tuna Roll, packed with flavors that meld into a perfect balance of spice and freshness. Each bite is a symphony of rice, seaweed, sesame oil, and a divine spicy sauce enveloping the succulent tuna, sweet radish, and crisp vegetables like carrot, celery, onion, and mayo. Next up, savor the Kimgane Pork Cutlet, a dish that will leave you craving more. Tender pork cutlet is served alongside fluffy rice, a bed of lettuce or cabbage, and sweet corn drizzled with a mouthwatering gravy sauce that elevates each bite to perfection. For a hearty and robust option, the Squid Pork Over Rice is a must-try. Featuring a delightful combination of squid, pork, onion, scallions, and the rich aroma of sesame oil and sesame seeds topped with a dash of hot sauce, this dish is a true flavor explosion. Last but not least, the Bibimbap offers a delightful medley of flavors and textures. A colorful bowl topped with rice, bean sprouts, radish, carrot, spinach, a perfectly cooked egg, fragrant sesame oil, Osmunda japonica, earthy mushrooms, scallions, and sesame seeds all harmoniously mixed with the fiery gochujang sauce. This Korean restaurant is a culinary gem that transports you to the vibrant streets of Seoul with every bite. Don't miss the opportunity to indulge in these delightful dishes crafted with care and authenticity. Your taste buds will thank you for the delicious adventure!

The portions are big and the food is affordable. I really liked the ramen tteokbokki.

foods great yet the ttoekbooki was more of a cabbage soup dish. the cabbage and carrots overfilled the dish and had very few of the fish tofu and the rice cake. unsatisfactory and i was basically making myself full from js cabbages and carrots. it tastes great but cmon, why am i eating just cabbages and carrots and like 18 pieces of rice cake for $10.50

Great service at this casual dining spot, with free refills of water and barley tea! We ordered the hamburger steak rice set, fish cake noodles, and beef kimbap, all of which were delicious and very filling. I would definitely return for their affordable lunch specials. Highly recommend!

Kimganae is one of my childhood spots I always visited with family and friends. Its been quite a while since I visited so I was excited to eat here with my cousin. We ordered the Cheese pork cutlet and the Pork cutlet kimbap. Sadly, today's meal was a little disappointing. The pork was order cooked and tough to cut/eat. For some reason the meal itself was a bit lukewarm all together. The pork cutlet kimbap was okay as well. I would love to come back again to try their other options but my to go choice for this restaurant has always been the classic cutlets dishes.

At the time of this review, this would be my 3rd visit to Kimganae, and each dine in visit has always been a delicious journey! Kimganae is located at the heart of Flushing where some of the best Korean restaurants can be found, and this one is definitely on this list. Every visit, I’m always greeted with the friendly staff and service. Of course the space itself can get fairly packed due to its limited seating, but it’s certainly not a dealbreaker. As for the food and prices, it’s fairly affordable depending on what you order, and the value of its meal and taste is worth the price! I always love their Light Western menu, and this time I decide to order the Kimganae Special which is a combo of their fish cutlet, Japanese pork cutlet, and hamburger steak. If you’re like me who is a big fan of any of those three items, then you’ll definitely love the Kimganae Special! The gravy is thick and rich, and it goes really well with the rice and meats. The fish cutlet is well fried with a zesty tartar sauce on top. Overall, this combo entree is probably the best highlight of their Light Western menu, and I highly recommend it. For the price, it’s a tasty dish that fills you up! My girlfriend orders the recommended Seafood Udon. The soup broth is what you expect with hints of shrimp, clam, and squid. The udon noodle is cooked just right. The seafood is somewhat overcooked especially the shrimp, yet enjoyable. Overall, Kimganae is a very good Korean restaurant that has a great variety of dishes with decent portions, fair prices, and delicious tastes. It’s a restaurant worth coming back to!

This place can get busy but the food here is always great. Some times the service can be slow or not as attentive but the food is worth it.

I discovered this place thanks to a friend who invited me, and it is absolutely delicious. My friends and I tried a variety of dishes, and they were all very tasty. The prices are very reasonable, the atmosphere is very warm, and the staff is very friendly. I would definitely go again.I love this Place

Dive into a Korean culinary experience like no other at Kimgane! Prepare your taste buds for a journey with their tantalizing Spicy Tuna Roll, packed with flavors that meld into a perfect balance of spice and freshness. Each bite is a symphony of rice, seaweed, sesame oil, and a divine spicy sauce enveloping the succulent tuna, sweet radish, and crisp vegetables like carrot, celery, onion, and mayo. Next up, savor the Kimgane Pork Cutlet, a dish that will leave you craving more. Tender pork cutlet is served alongside fluffy rice, a bed of lettuce or cabbage, and sweet corn drizzled with a mouthwatering gravy sauce that elevates each bite to perfection. For a hearty and robust option, the Squid Pork Over Rice is a must-try. Featuring a delightful combination of squid, pork, onion, scallions, and the rich aroma of sesame oil and sesame seeds topped with a dash of hot sauce, this dish is a true flavor explosion. Last but not least, the Bibimbap offers a delightful medley of flavors and textures. A colorful bowl topped with rice, bean sprouts, radish, carrot, spinach, a perfectly cooked egg, fragrant sesame oil, Osmunda japonica, earthy mushrooms, scallions, and sesame seeds all harmoniously mixed with the fiery gochujang sauce. This Korean restaurant is a culinary gem that transports you to the vibrant streets of Seoul with every bite. Don't miss the opportunity to indulge in these delightful dishes crafted with care and authenticity. Your taste buds will thank you for the delicious adventure!

The portions are big and the food is affordable. I really liked the ramen tteokbokki.

foods great yet the ttoekbooki was more of a cabbage soup dish. the cabbage and carrots overfilled the dish and had very few of the fish tofu and the rice cake. unsatisfactory and i was basically making myself full from js cabbages and carrots. it tastes great but cmon, why am i eating just cabbages and carrots and like 18 pieces of rice cake for $10.50

This stall is located outside the Hmart registers. There is plenty of seating in the area. The stall just opened when I went up. I must have looked like I was having a hard time reading the menu board. The lady behind the counter kindly handed me a menu. After some deliberation I decided on the bulgogi kimbap. After paying I sat at a table to wait. In less than 10 minutes my number was called. It didn't look very big but it was very filling. There were some preserved vegetables, herbs, egg, mushrooms, and lots of bulgogi. It was very fragrant. I wasn't sure what inside gave it a unique floral flavor. My daughter tried it but didn't like the mushrooms. My problem with it was something in the filling was very coarse and scratched my throat. Overall not bad but it wasn't my favorite

This is what I ordered. D1- mild ddukbokki (you can tell they just added lots of water because there's 0 flavor and it actually taste super watered down) C1- Kimganae Pork Cutlet (curry was very much watered down. Pork itself tasted more like F grade chicken) K7- Chicken Kimbap (bad. Really bad. "Chicken" actually looks and tastes like canned tuna) This was by far the absolute worst Korean food I've ever had. I mean, this is bad. I don't even know what else to say. I'm actually speechless. I called the restaurant to complain, and this lady answered in Korean and I asked for a manager. She replied, manager not here. On a Saturday at 6:30pm? Please shut down. Can't comment on the space. If it's clean or dirty since I ordered using Fantuan app and got it delivered.

Been going here for 11 years now. Always love the squid roll. The tteokbokki is good but so spicy. Everytime I ask for mild, they water it down & it doesn't taste the same. I've gotten the seafood cream tteokbokki before as well. It's good, however, the only thing I don't like is that the cream is slightly sweet. Not everything needs to be sweet, especially if it's not dessert. The Kkagtugi is more bite-sized now & still really good. They really need more servers. Running the is place with only 2 servers is wild. We waited a while to order the food & it's hard to make eye contact with the servers since they're so busy.

Food was piping hot and delicious. The waitstaff were ver friendly and accommodating.

Whenever we are in Queens, we come here to pick up some kimbap for takeout. Service is polite and efficient. We tend to over order since the portions are a good size, 4 rolls more than enough for two adults plus a toddler. Kid approves the beef kimbap and inhales all the accompanying yellow pickled radish. We also are a fan of the chicken (spicy), the spicy tuna. The pork cutlet is decent too. We had enough leftover (an entire roll) to eat the next day and it still tasted great from the fridge.

I'm a big fan of Kimganae. Their menu offers a wide range of options, from ramen and rice dishes to traditional Korean fare. However, they're best known for their gimbap, also known as Korean rolls. Made fresh right in front of you, it's both delicious and filling--and very affordable!

I was surprised by the huge food portion; I took leftovers to go and made a second meal out of it. The Spicy Chicken Over Rice had plenty of vegetables, but I wish there was more chicken. The staff was attentive, and this seemed like a laid back and casual spot to grab food. It was pretty quiet here when we stopped by mid-day on a weekend.

I haven't been here I a while so it's a bit weird That OG nostalgic feeling is gone also the food tasted different. However besides that the food was still good and service was really nice and fast. Nice quiet and quick place to eat when ur in for some Korean food.

Huge portions! We went on a rainy day on a weekend and it was packed. Since it's a little crowded it was loud but one of those uplifting loud spaces, people laughing, enjoying their food. Food was pretty amazing and very fresh. I thought the jolmyun would come with cucumbers but it was straight noodles and an egg. Good nonetheless. Definitely depends on your preference. We got 3 meals thinking it would be small, so we definitely left with more than full stomachs and leftovers.

Our go to spot for quick Korean bites. Portions are big and can even be good for sharing. Price is affordavle for a Korean restaurant. If it's your first time here, the curry pork cutlet is a must try! (I know it's not Korean BUT, trust me, it's a winner.). My kids love the triangle (onigiri) with spam filling. I personally love their seafood soondubu - they dont skimp on the seafood. The place gets packed easily and very popular on peak hours (lunch and dinner). Staff is always courteous and quick to assist/serve. Of the many times I have frequented this place, I have never seen the place in disarray. They keep the place clean. Ambience is casual/laidback, non-pretentious. You go here for the food, dine, and go.

The food is basic, classic Korean food. The creamy spicy rice cake is just okay, I like the sweet potato katsu more. The service is a bit slow, it's hard to get the attention of the worker. The place is clean and basic.

Still a 10/10 and I will always be coming back for the sweet potato tonkatsu because I don't know any other restaurant that has this on their menu. The hamburger steak however was lacking in meat flavor. Didn't taste the protein and the color was a bit off. Honestly tasted very breaded and more like a meatball than hamburger patty. Their complimentary radish and pepper soup will always be inhaled completely.

Nothing beats fresh kimbap! We got the Beef Roll ($9.50) and Chicken Kimbap ($8.50). The Chicken Kimbap was better than the Beef, as it wasn't as dry and had more fitting ingredients. The cozy restaurant was pretty busy when I went. They take card! Kimganae is a neighborhood staple, good for quick Korean comfort meals.

You can never go wrong with getting food from Kimganae. For the amount of food you get with the price you pay, amazing. I usually order the kimchi fried rice, a variety of dukbokki, and my fave - spicy tuna roll. So much foooood!! I leave with my belly round and have leftovers too. Gotta say, the dukbokki is spicyyyyy (or I'm just weak sauce heh). Staff is great, they're all so friendly and welcoming! Nothing crazy about the ambiance aka not really fancy, but food is delish and worth it! Have been back multiple times ~

Food was alright but the customer service was terrible and ruined it for me. I ordered via DoorDash and noticed mustard was in the riceball so I called them immediately and requested to remove the mustard. The man who answered the call was rude, talked over me and didn't even let me speak. His exact words were "I don't know what you're talking about. It's a triangle." I'm aware it's a triangle and I'm calling to confirm the condiments included in the riceball because this is for a toddler. He finally let me finished and said "only mayo" and then hung up. I don't see myself returning here.

if ur looking for no frills korean food with options this is the place to find it. they dont have anything fancy but the dukbokki, ramyun, fried rice, and kimbap have so many variations that are all definitely solid. portions were filling but i wasnt impressed by the taste. the kimganae roll was suprisingly half egg but i didnt mind.

Most of the food here is just okay - it's on part with cafeteria food imo. There is a LOT of variety which is usually an indicator of no one dish is all that good. Kimbap - these are probably the best to get to go from here. Omurice - they top this with a very salty gravy which pretty much ruins the dish. The egg is cooked well - very thin yet great texture. However the rice underneath is almost all rice with some ketchup and not much else. I'd rather they give me a smaller portion with a better rice to other ingredient ratio. Tteobeokki - overcooked rice cakes. way too sweet. Just rather subpar. Didn't even eat more than a few bites. They do start you off with a nice fish cake soup which I thought was very lovely especially on a cold morning.

This used to be my go to spot for Korean food in flushing. I used to thet the baby octopus over rice which made me scream because of how spicy it was. However, the quality of the food definitely went down. I still have it a 4 because at least the prices aren't as high as other Korean places. You pay for the quality you get. I got the sweet potato cheese pork cutlet which is one of their newer dishes. The flavors didn't mesh well. Maybe if the cheese and sweet potato mixed together and the cheese was more in the melting phase it'd taste better. Then you have the red tomato sauce at the bottom which did not go with the sweet potato no matter how you ate it. It was just a mess of flavors. The complimentary kimchi was good but the soup was filled with very strong MSG- it got really salty after a few spoons. I probably won't be coming here again,

I was craving Kimbap after watching K-dramas and discovered this gem. Honestly, I have been here many times but always forgot to leave a review. Tip: pay with cash! Food: 5/5 I have ordered kimbaps and multiple noodle soups which were all amazing. My favorite dishes are the beef kimbap with Inari combo and cold noodles! I spend around $35 for 2 people, which is so hard to come by today! Service: 5/5 This place is very korean so, please do not come here with a western sense of service. They sit you down, you order, then they leave you alone until you are ready to leave. This may come off as strange, but it is quick typical in Asia restaurants. If you need something, just flag someone down. All in all, I love this place. The price, quality of food, and service are top notch. It can get quite packed so, I recommend doing take out if you can.

quality has gone way down. the flavors are lacking big time and it truly tastes average. same can be said about the service, big downgrade.

It is still one of my favorite spots in Flushing. They are known for the kimbap rolls. Their restaurant is small and cozy. I have been going to this place since I was in college. I'm so glad they are doing well and upgraded their interior. Their dishes always have a good amount of portions.

Solid place to grab quickie but well prepared comfort Korean food. Large variety of kimbop, dukbokki, dumpling noodle/soups etc. This place transports me to distant memories of my youth in Korea when I thought a plate of saucy katsu, scoop of macaroni and a scoop of rice was the height of western fine dining - they have that here (with cheese on top!) :-)

the food was really nice here, we got served complementary miso soup and pickled radish. the food came out fast and was hot and yummy. i got beef kimchi fried rice, and 2 rolls of kimbap: beef and squid. the only thing i'd say is they didn't serve as many side dishes as other korean places, only had pickled radish. the restaurant was small but it had a nice and clean vibe to it.

Kimgane offers up a plethora of Korean staples/street food. The kimbap, tteokbokki, and cutlets seem to be the most popular dishes here. Prices are reasonable, service is quick. Kind of no-frills and when you're craving this type of food, it hits the spot.

Service was ok but never came back to refill water. The mu kimchi banchan was delicious. The Kimchi Dumpling Soup was fantastic (despite the dumplings having a mealy texture); the soup broth was rich and had a creamy consistency due to the stirred in egg. The kimchi kimbap was terrible. It contained a Vienna sausage like sausage (if it wasn't just straight up a Vienna sausage) that tasted terribly. The kimchi tasted very, very fermented, and did not see fresh. I would definitely come back for soup. But I would not order any other kimbap from here.

Great fish katsu, pork katsu, and burger. You can get all three in the Kimganae Special. The inari special has excellent spicy tuna rolls. I was surprised by how good the kimchi Dumpling Soup is! It doesn't look sexy but it tastes great.

Dined here for early dinner. I would say the spicy tuna kimbap and the cheese pork cutlet were delicious. The spicy tofu soup isn't your typical kind. More so watery and spicy like a sweet ramen taste. The seafood udon was decent. Big portions here!

When you want a Korean lunch, you have to come here. They have a variety of dishes you can choose from kimbap to different platters! The menu can be a bit overwhelming if you can't decide what you want. As soon as i sat down, water, soup ( not sure what kind) and radish kimchi appeared on my table. I really want the dukkbokki special but thought that would be waaay too much food for one person. The waiter said it was really good so I said okay. It was a lot of food but I was craving it and must have been super hungry because I pretty much finished the entire bowl. Lol

a typical Korean restaurant servicing kimbap and traditional Korean dishes. good service and the food comes out quick. love all their kimbaps!

I didn't get pictures of everything because: 1) service was so fast! 2) I was very hungry 3) the place was very busy, so I felt like I shouldn't be putzing around. I got the seafood rice cake and it definitely hit the spot- enough of a spicy kick and slight sweetness. I ordered a spicy salmon roll as well. We were a party of four, in and out in about 45 minutes. Everyone liked what they got, again, totally got in the rush of chowing down on my meal and forgot to take more pics- means I have to go back soon again!

I used to really love this restaurant, the tuna roll is my favorite. And then I brought my friend yesterday . We also multiple roll(Kimbap) but then I realized the rest rolls are so awful, except the tuna roll. My friend ordered an eel roll, because eel is expensive and they don't want the roll become too small, so they added a crab meat inside, which took the flavor of eel, and is no longer taste like a eel roll. And we also order a cheese rice cake, it's not spicy and it's too light, I would expect much stronger than it was. Pork cutlet is also very light. I expected much more than that. I will only come back for the tuna roll.

Excellent food at a reasonable price. Best of all you get 8% off when you use cash. All restaurants should do this to prevent a world wide digital cashless system. A global digital cashless system is part of a broader "globalist" agenda aimed at centralizing power and stealing away your freedoms. A digital cashless system could give governments or central authorities too much control over individuals' financial activities. The ability to track and potentially restrict transactions could be seen as a tool for enforcing compliance or suppressing dissent.

I was a regular here in 2015-2019 and happy to say that their service and food is still up to par when I came back 5 years later, still offering free radish kimchi sides and soup. The restaurant is rather small but has a warm cozy ambiance. During this visit I ordered the kimganae pork special and ramen dukbokki. The bread coating on the pork had a delicious crunch and pork eas not dry. Corn was buttery and sweet. The rice cakes in the dukbokki was perfectly chewy and delicious.

We planned to be in the area for some shopping & wanted to try something different found this place on Yelp & figured why not. We came in early Saturday afternoon & had to wait 15-20 minutes for a table, small location so expect to wait unless it's empty. Once seated got some Water, Drinks Green & Citron Tea both cold not bad. They start u off w Miso soup tasty & very soothing along w kimchi combined both & it was very good. Not much on apps it seems? We had the Fried Pork Dumplings they were very good. On the Food Hamburger steak, didn't like this too much meat tasted like frozen meatballs. The Pork w the whipped sweet potatoes was interesting odd combo but tasted good. Also tried the Omelette rice this was the better of the dishes, tasty rice & sauce along w the cabbage salad & corn, seems like those 2 items come w a lot of the dishes. All sauces look the same but tasted slightly different. Would have been nice if waiter had mentioned the dishes are pretty big, we were starving & sharing our dishes why we got 3 but no need & ended up taking a lot home. This was definitely something different to try, prices were reasonable, service was good.

Sooo good. I got the spicy rice cake with a side of fried seaweed rolls because I've been craving it!! I've never tried this spot before and it's perfection. I love how they add fish cakes and veggies to the spicy rice cake!! Service was also quick. The girl at the register does so much at once and was still able to greet and give guests food with a smile is amazing lol

So I've been here multiple times... First time was over 9+ years ago when I didn't live in NY and have been back a few more times now that I live here now. The food is standard but because this is one of the only kimbap places near the 7 vs Murray Hill area, I've gotten a few takeout orders. I felt compelled to leave this review hoping whoever manages this place makes staffing changes because this experience isn't a one off situation (see the other 1-2 star reviews). My boyfriend just went to place an order for takeout. When he walked in the cashier lady assumed he was a delivery driver and kept asking for the name on the order, and when he said he wasn't she wouldnt accept that he wasn't. She then proceeded to tell him to leave thinking he was loitering or something of the sort?? He was able to get help from someone else who spoke English but no apologies of any sort. The lady just sat back and pulled out her phone after this. It's crazy that people can act this way working in a customer facing setting. I am never setting foot in this establishment again and will support other Korean restaurants that don't treat customers like trash.

After many years, I decided to finally pay a visit to one of the many spots my mom took me to growing up. Since the pandemic, they have made many changes inside and outside. Their outdoor seating is large with quite a few tables and the inside appears to be updated with a modern touch. When I visited with my sister, it was pretty empty and we were quick to be seated. Surprisingly, we had to wait a considerable amount of time for water even though we were the only ones there and we had to ask for our orders to be taken. We ordered the Cheese Pork Cutlet (5/5) the pork belly was thick and juicy and the sauce they used wasn't too sweet or salty with the right amount of tang. The fresh corn and mini salad on the side really helps with cutting the greasiness of the dish as well. Their portions are massive and can easily share with two people. The fish cake udon (4/5) was pretty good as well, the soup they used tastes the same as the soup they give complimentary but stronger. The soup in this dish was noticeably saltier than what we were served but didn't ruin the dish. The dish was pretty simple, udon, soup, and fishcakes with a few sprinkles of crown daisies at the stop. Overall, my experience certainly tops my previous time here but the service was a bit slow... Would still recommend! For a quick and tasty meal, this place is a solid choice

it's a great place for a quick bite, everything comes out very fast! the food: donkatsu was my favorite by far!!!! it's hard to find korean style donkatsu and the sauce is a delicious thick gravy. the ddukbokki was ok and the kimbap was good! i would say i wouldn't come back for the other things though, but def the donkatsu!! the space: decent amount of seating inside the service: very quick!

The best kimbap I've ever had. The spicy tuna one is so perfect. It taste super fresh and has a generous amount of tuna. I could eat this every day. The mushroom one is also surprisingly amazing. The mushrooms have a strong flavor and taste very fresh and flavorful. The rice cake soup and fish cake soup were classics. This is one of my favorite places to eat in NYC and will definitely be coming back and bringing others with me.

Tasty and filling. I had the baby octopus, it was a little on the chewier side for me but was still enjoyable. I would come back and try more items on their menu.

Homey comfort food doled out in perfect portions for a hearty meal! My go-to spot for a no-frills casual meal in Flushing every time the Korean food craving strikes. Kimganae has undergone a few makeovers and the interior is much more modern now, but the cozy seating and great food hasn't changed in years. It doesn't come with the typical array of banchan (side dishes) but you are served a small bowl of clear (anchovy-based?) broth and some radish kimchi. We ordered: Eel kimbap- always a staple order to share and the addition of perilla leaf adds a yummy nutty flavor. Spicy cream ddukbokki- good amount of spice tamed by the cream sauce and the dduk is nice and chewy. We got the ramyun addition and you can't go wrong with the rabokki combo! Ddukbokki mandu gook- sliced rice cakes and pork dumplings in a light soup. It was so warm and perfect for the cold weather. This is a place I'd come back to again and again!

I came here in my high-school days because it was affordable. Coming back here, nothing really has changed except. Everything is still affordable. A date would pay an average of 20-40$ after tax and tip. Portion size is pretty good. The staffs are attentive. Food is still amazing. Happy new years everyone.

Kimganae is an awesome Korean joint that serves a mix of traditional Korean food (think dubboki, kimbap.. etc). It is less of a family style meal, but one with many tasty options to satisfy your Korean cravings. We came on a Saturday night for dinner - we had to wait a bit for a table. The wait was worth the food. They give complimentary radish kimchi and soup to accompany your meal. My friend got the spicy pork rice which was super flavorful. I myself got the sweet potato pork chop dish which comes with corn, lettuce, and some sweet potato puree on top of my pork chop. The pork chop was a bit hard to cut with my knife, but was quite tasty with the sweet potato. Presentation wise, my dish also looked fantastic! Drop by Kimganae for a large choice of tasty dishes! Note the portion sizes are rather generous, so come with an appetite.

I heard decent reviews for this place. Finally got to try it. Got the tuna Kimbap and the beef kimbap along with the hamburger steak. I regret coming here. The tuna kimbap was not bad. The beef one flavorless and the hamburger steak was just two pattys with a egg and beans out of a can. The image for the hamburger steak was completely different from how the actual entree looks like. I mean pictures don't always look the same as the food. But this was the complete opposite. Very disappointing. What was worse was I got a stomach ache 20 minutes after I ate. Stomach ache from that night into the next morning. First time trying here and last time. Not coming back.

My girlfriend love this place. We recently visited here and enjoyed everything we ordered. The service is fast and the ambiance is cozy. You can tell it's a neighborhood place with a diverse clientele. We ordered the dumplings, spicy pork roll, pork katsu platter, and the bulging I platter. The portions are huge and the flavors are fantastic. We were served hot tea as soon as we were seated along with a bowl of cubes daikon. Can't wait to dine here again soon.

Keepin it real out here in Flushing This is the go to korean grab and go for me, also the one next door. Food is always on point, only one of the server was a bit impatient for me. Other than that, i still dig it

I've always walked by this place but never went in but my friend suggested we go. There were 3 of us stopped by for lunch on the day after Christmas and there was a bit of a wait, but the service was super fast. Food was delicious and I will definitely be back for the Kimbap for takeout! I saw many people come in and order takeout and it seemed pretty speedy!

One of my favorite Korean restaurants in Flushing. The dishes are simple, homey, comfort food, and it's all at a reasonable price. I absolutely love how simple but so delicious the dishes are. They constantly add new dishes to their menu, and I love it. Kimganae is a solid Korean restaurant in Flushing, and it's a place most people are familiar with. It's not too expensive, and the food is filling. I always get either their Omurice, Tonkatsu, Beef over Rice and kimbap. The only con I would say, is no parking, so it's best to rely on public transportation when coming here.

Really good comfort food and kimbap! Came here as a party of 2 and we each got a kimbap and shared a dukbokki.