The Spot Cafe Kofoo - City of New York

Korean food in the back is so tasty. Seems to be family run. Seating area is great, good location to grab lunch.Vegetarian options: Many of the korean options are veg

Small korean restaurant located inside a deli so may be hard to find at first. You order at the place and then bring a card to the deli to pay. The lady at the counter was very nice.Bulgogi kimbap : not a bad kimbap but nothing that will blow your mind.

It’s a real Korean mom and son operated gem. They put a lot of love and care into the food and gotta say it’s better than K town

Food tastes like a meal from your grandma or homey vibes if I had to explain it. It's a very casual spot. The shop is located inside a bunch of other stalls. There's very limited seating, so take out is ideal if you're close by. Theres no bathrooms here either.The kimbap and soups are SO fantastic. I crave it. I felt like the portion for the squid was very little, but the flavor was so good. Duk bok ki was ok I wouldn't say it's the best, but the omlete rice, kimbap, and yuk gae Jang was just so good. Soups are in bowls bigger than your head, and it comes with a side of rice as well. It's definitely a hole in the wall, and the owner running is very kind.

KoFoo is a Korean food spot located inside a larger deli mart. Their food was pretty decent and got the job done.We stumbled into KoFoo for a quick bite after the first restaurant we went to would have taken too long to serve us.We ordered the udon with beef and the omelet rice with beef.The udon came out nice and hot and was satisfying on a cold day. The broth was tasty. We paid extra to add beef but there wasn’t very much of it.The omelette rice was tasty. There was much more beef added into this dish than the udon. The rice was satisfying but a little on the buttery/oily side and was a bit much after a while.Both dishes came with kimchi which was delicious.