Crock N Kettle

I love this place! Nice owners and a clean local place. It isn’t the best sandwich you have ever had but the quality for the price earns it 4 stars! Italian sub, turkey avocado, Korean beef. All great!

Went there for the first time and tried the Korean BBQ sandwich and it was delicious, and it was only $ 5 for a foot long. The family that runs the shop is very friendly too! Don’t miss out on this hidden gem.

We dropped by for the Korean BBQ Beef sandwich. Pretty ok. I liked it enough but it wasn’t fantastic. Would drop by if I was in the area without a clue what to eat.
But yep «A-​OK»

I just love love love the Crock & Kettle, they have the best sandwiches and salads. You just can’t go wrong stopping by and getting some fresh delicious food. My favorites are the club sandwich «avocado, roast beef & turkey on squaw bread, well just any of the healthy food sandwiches are awesome! The Crock & Kettle salad is so good, that I crave it. So anytime I’m in the area I have to get it.
The environment is also very nice the Koren couple that run the place are very sweet. They always greet me with a smile and a warm hello.

Breakfast burritos are bomb! But omg the Asian lady that runs the place is Sooo stingy with her ketchup packets and Siracha sauce. It’s so annoying, she only gave me three ketchup packets for 3 burritos and when I asked for more she said no! Since she was so rude this time I decided to say to go and dine in instead once I got there and she took away my ONE Siracha cup back when I sat down. Didn’t even say excuse me when she put her hand in my face to reach for it. Then she stared at me while I was eating to see how much sauce and ketchup I was using. Yup last time I go there, I hate stereotyping people BUT they sure live up to their stereotype.

Nice mom and pop kinda place. Love their sandwiches. Great place for lunch in less than 45 min.

Been here 4 times and have left satisfied every time. Korean BBQ, Philly Sandwich, & $ 2.00 Italian Sub are all delicious. Support this mom & pop shop while waiting for your laundry at the laundromat next door.

We had both the korean BBQ beef sandwich and the combo plate. I must say the sandwich was one of the best I’ve ever had. The meat was well marinated with just the right amount of cheese. The combo plate was good as well but really the sandwich is what makes this place special. As long as you don’t mind the outdated décor it’s good food at a very good value.

Delicious (: got the korean bbq sandwich and it was surprisingly good. The bread was nicely toasted, yet extremely soft and delicious. The meat was sweet, but not too sweet and the cheese was melty and good: D I don’t know… everything was good. That is all

I LOVE THIS PLACE.
I recently had a bacon breakfast burrito, and while it’s not the biggest, like everything from Crock an Kettle it was surprisingly, enough, and anything more would be like, i’m way to full.
Cheese was still melted if not still melting by the time i ate it about 20 min later. And for the cost this place is truly easy on the wallet. 5 stars for what this place is, it has it’s own charm and doesn’t try to be like any other place.

A Ma & Pa sandwich shop that I never noticed before.
My friend and I have had this place bookmarked for a long time now, and finally got to visit this place. The inside of the shop is pretty spacious and the worker/​owner was friendly. but he has a very loud voice.
The korean bbq sandwich was delicious and my only complaint would be that the french roll did get a little soggy. but not that much to complain about. I would like to come back here and try some other items on the menu

Push the Kettle to the metal *tee-​hee*
Rock out with your Crock out *HAHA! Stop, you’re killing me!*
A mom and pop shop that’s ridunkulously easy to pass by, Crock N Kettle is a no frills, simple diner that serves up a little something for everyone
Hi! What do you recommend? Oh, just kidding. You’re not real
Bulgogi sandwich
I already knew beforehand that I wanted to order this sandwich. More like a cheesesteak, the bulgogi sandwich had lettuce, tomato, bell peppers, onions & cheese. The tender, juicy strips of beef seemed like they had bulgogi marinade slathered on them, as opposed to actually being marinated. But, it tasted good! The sandwich is served wrapped in aluminum foil covered over with paper, as the juices seeped through the bread. Have napkins at the ready. Although not very big, it’s stuffed with ingredients and at being only $ 4 and change, a good deal.
$ 1.99 Italian sandwich
Yes, not a typo. $ 1.99! Cotto salami, ham, provolone, pepperoncini, tomatoes, lettuce & Italian dressing on an Italian roll, I wasn’t expecting much from this sandwich, but all in all, I found it be a great value. I didn’t think any place could beat the price point of Lee’s with their banh mi’s, but I believe Crock N Kettle has cornered the market on value-​priced sandwiches.
Enough for a mid-​day snack or for light eaters, the Italian sandwich won’t hurt the wallets for those on a budget. And really, who isn’t on a tight budget these days?
Besides sandwiches, Crock N Kettle also offers salads, soups, teriyaki bowls & breakfast, which I assume is all day. Items such as omelettes, burritos & combination plates. I already have in mind of chowing down on a breakfast burrito during my next visit.
Service was okay. By mom & pop, I literally mean mom & pop. The mom took my order, the pop cooked the order. Seemingly small from the outside, inside is actually more spacious than I thought it would be. Wooden tables to accommodate those that want to dine in. 8 ceiling fans & 1 floor fan to keep things cool, because there is no a/​c. I, naturally, sat next to the floor fan.
Parking is in a private lot shared by Vista Paint, TJ Maxx, Straw Hat Pizza & other businesses.
Crock N Kettle serves up cheap eats at low prices. Not a trendy place, for sure, with waffle sandwiches & tacos of various sorts, Crock N Kettle sticks with the basics, ventures out a little with their bulgogi sandwich, and can satisfy people that don’t want to spend very much & still be satisfied. I know I’ll be back for sure. Now, what breakfast burrito should I get? Hmmmm…
Recommmend!
NOMNOMNOMNOMNOMNOMNOMNOMNOMNOM

This is my go-​to place after seeing Dr China at Tri city Dental around the corner. They have $ 5 Korean bbq sandwiches and $ 4 bfast sandwiches. It’s a small Korean owned restaurant and if you don’t mind the simple décor, it’s got great food for great prices!

this sandwich shop is a true gem in cerritos, trust me. the adorable korean couple that owns/​runs the place show much love for customers.
everything is delicious. try the korean BBQ sandwich and add avocado+sprouts. the breakfast burritos are perfect… no lie. I’ve had breakfast burritos from everywhere in SoCal and I must say crock n kettle has the best. DON’T B SLEEPIN ON DIS PLACE.

Looking for a mom and pop shop sandwich stop? Well you’ve hit the jackpot. For affordable $ 5 Korean BBQ sandwiches with alfalfa sprouts added on and avocado for the extra buck, this place is what I have been searching for.
The restaurant has a home-​y feel and the owners, chefs, etc. take your order and you pay. If you want to write a review on service don’t even bother. That’s like expecting waitress service at a McDonald’s. It just doesn’t work that way.

Ok. It’s mom and pop eatery.
Be forewarned the lady doesn’t have any personality and doesn’t smile.
Burritos starting to get smaller although they are loaded with ingredients. I still go here frequently, but it’s not like I crave it.

Super yummy food. Very easy on the tummy, no bad aches or pains after eating. The place is very outdated but the food and owners make up for it. Super nice Korean couple just running the show by themselves. The KBBQ Beef sandwich is a MUST try but all of their food is really good. You can tell the difference between «home made» style, the way they make their food, versus a huge restaurant «commercial» style. It doesn’t seem like they get business but it was packed when I came in, midday around 11:45 am. The prices are really affordable and I will definitely come back!

For a place that specializes in pasta and sandwiches the meatball sub was just ok. I was a little indecisive on what to get and felt that I could’ve benefited from someone taking the time to go over all the menu items with me. I think this place may get really busy near the end of the day, I felt a little rushed to pick my food.
On a positive note? They do have many vegetarian options!!!

$ 1.99 for an Italian Sub; that’s less than half the cost of their other sandwiches ($ 4+). It’s not that big, but definitely a-​ok for the price.
The Korean BBQ Beef sub was good too.
These are not your super fresh cut deli sandwiches, but for cheap subs, they’re fine indeed.

Was eager to try out this place, so I decided to buy sandwiches to take into Dodger Stadium.
I was greeted by a friendly man, which was nice. I ordered the KBBQ sandwich and a turkey club on squaw. I didn’t try the turkey club, but my mom said it was nothing special. The KBBQ was flavorful, but the bread was all soggy due to the marinade of the meat. Make sure to eat your hot sandwiches right away!
Sandwiches are pretty cheap and big in size. However, I still like TJ Subs (on Artesia+Pioneer) better.