SIROK

Excellent street food. The spicy chicken sandwich was actually PERFECT!!! Bun was soft, chicken was cooked to perfection, spicy level excellent, and slaw put it all together! Got a small boneless wings and was a huge portion. Breading on sandwich was better than the wings, but decent wings with sweet spicy sauce. I will come back for the sandwich again!!

An indecisive mood had me thinking fried chicken and Korean food sounded like a plan. I initially heard about SIROK due to the spicy fried chicken sandwich, so I wanted to start there. My order was the spicy pork kimbap and spicy fried chicken sandwich. The kimbap came out first. It's a nice sized roll. Cool, slightly spicy, and the veggies are crispy. I wasn't sure which version I wanted to go with and was happy with my choice. Spicy fried chicken sandwich was out next. It has slaw, thinly sliced onion, their sauce, and slices of jalapeno. I couldn't tell if the only heat came from the jalapenos, but another good choice. I'd say it's a low-level spicy. With all the sauce, coleslaw, and toppings, it starts to get a little bit messy, but not too bad. My wife had the chicken sandwich (not

What a great variety of soups, ramen and dishes in general. The portions are huge. You can easily order one soup and share.We and the spicy pork with rice, it came with a delicious broth. The beef soup was very tasty and the fried dumplings were fresh and the filling was delicious. You can pay with a credit card at the separate kiosk and service was quick. They make the food to order so you always get something freshly made. Highly recommended. Will try their chicken sandwiches and other chicken items next time. Very laid back atmosphere, the place could use some cleaning, (floors mainly) but other than that great little place. A little pricey, but the portions were big.

We had an excellent experience. Service with a smile and so welcoming. The food was great.Everything we ate was excellent. Big portions and delicious. I would just go for the kimbap and kimchi fried rice. But the spicy pork and beef bulgogi were melting in the mouth and packed with flavor. We will definitely be going back to try the many other things on the menu.

I love Korean food also. It's one of my favorite foods. Lately I'm making kimchi at home monthly as I consume a lot of it it's good for the belly. While I was traveling to Virginia I decided to try this place for some reason. I got the Kim bap and the toppoki. Can't really do an extensive review on these items cuz typically they're simple foods, street foods. They kimbap was pretty good I got it with spicy pork inside. The topokki was okay it was a very large portion but it was also very expensive. In Korea an order topokki would probably cost you under $5 but here they charge almost $15. The Kimbap was $10. Here's a strange oddity they have kimchi but they don't give it to the customers. I think they only give it to the Korean customers or to the people who know they have it like a secret