Lunchbreak II

It seems that there a little café run by a lil Asian lady in every office building I’ve been in. Most of them are «meh» but this one is pretty good.
It is a «café» style place so there isn’t going to be much seating for large groups and the ambiance is that of an office building cafeteria. Comfort should be second on your mind.
I’ve been here three times. The first time I went for lunch and ordered the orange chicken. Pretty basic but the breading was still crisp. The sauce could’ve been more flavorful but it was still better than Panda Express. Serving size was good. Lots of chicken per dollar!
The second time I went for lunch again (I work in the building). I ordered the club sandwich on sourdough. This was great. The ingredients tasted fresh and you bread was perfect (crisp on the outside and soft on the inside) add this to a bag a chips and I was very satisfied.
Today I ordered the bibimbap. I expected to be wowed since i found out that the little Asian ladies here are in fact Korean. And I was! The bibimbap was very well seasoned and they dressings and sauces they used on the rice and side veggies was deeeeelish. The only problem with this dish was the portion size for the meat. Very VERY little meat per dollar :(
To state it bluntly. This place is not the best in-​office café BUT it is very good in comparison. I’d give it and extra .5 stars if I could.

This place is always a good choice for quick breakfast burrito or lunch. Their lunch menu has a lot of variety from hot and cold sandwiches and salads. Certain days they have Korean food which is quite good.
Their service is fast, usually less than 5 minutes, and reasonably priced. I know people from nearby buildings often stop by here to pick up lunch as well. Keep in mind that they close at 3p.

Bibimbap was the special today for $ 7.50 after tax. It was well seasoned and ready in less than 5 minutes. They also have hot and cold sandwiches and salads for the same price. I’ve been looking for fast, to-​go lunches within walking distance of my building on Union and Ulster in the DTC area, and I finally found this place. It is tucked down a back left hallway on the first floor of an office building.

This is a great little place run by a Korean family in the building where I work. They’re food is reasonably priced and they’re so nice. The fare is mostly hot and cold sandwiches, but they have hot lunch specials every day of the week which are fantastic.
They’re primarily open for breakfast and lunch and their hours are 6:30am to 3pm. If you’re in the DTC, and you’re Jonesin’ for a hot sandwich (not fast food!) and you don’t want to pay an arm and a leg, this place is perfect.
They’re only open during the week, catering mostly to us who work in the building or who wander in/​know about them from surrounding buildings, and they’re closed on the weekends.