Mara Mara - Palisades Park

The Korean toast is as good as people have said. I didn't try anything else, but I would definitely return if I have the chance.

I had been longing for Korean toast, and I was thrilled to find out they still offer it at this charming deli! The sandwich strikes a perfect harmony between sweet and savory flavors. It's packed with cabbage, cucumbers, carrots, boiled egg, ham, and what I suspect is a mix of mayo and ketchup. The bread is delightfully toasted with butter and sugar! It's an absolute must-try! At just $5, this sandwich is a fantastic deal and will definitely satisfy your hunger. I highly recommend it.

The food is incredibly delicious, and the staff is very friendly. The customer service is excellent.

My friend took me here to pick up some kimbap for our little road trip. We went in and there was nobody in sight to help us. We were like hellooooooo? And joked about just reaching in the back to get our kimbap...Cuz we really could of!! We waited for maybe 3 minutes until this young girl emerged from the back. She was unapologetic but she got right to work on our order. The kimbap was already rolled, all she had to do was rub some oil on them for a pretty sheen and she cut them. We bought two orders of spam kimbap. Got in the car and we couldn't wait to dig in. THEY WERE SO GOOD. I couldn't stop exclaiming how yummy and fresh they were (as fresh as spam can be! but I've been dreaming for more. Will be back ASAP.

I was looking for a place that sold Acai bowls nearby and after reading the reviews, my cousin and I decided to try it out. It's a cute sandwich and smoothie spot for anyone looking for healthy choices. We ordered an Acai bowl and Kimbap. They have 3 kimbap options: Spam, Beef (bulgogi) and Spicy Tuna. We wanted to get the spam but the girl at the front said she only had Spicy Tuna so we just stuck with that. As far as the Acai bowl.. The presentation was really nice but I thought it was a little watered down compared to other ones that I've had before. It was still a decently sized bowl enough to feed both of us. The kimbap was delicious, no complaints except that the choices were limited. After we finished, my cousin and I wanted to get a sandwich but the girl said either she couldn't make them or she didn't have any. I was a little disappointed at the fact that this was considered a sandwich shop and most of the food on the menu were sandwiches but they couldn't even be made for us.