Manduya Dumpling House (inside Gogi on the Go) - (Near Federal Way, WA)

5 /5 Liam Jernudd: The food here was excellent. We tried steamed mandu, fried mandu, and the Korean fried chicken. We enjoyed it all. I’d never had Korean fried chicken before, and thought the spicy sauce was delicious while the breading was beautifully crispy. Dumplings are almost always satisfying, and the mandu here definitely hit the mark as well. The service was good but felt impersonal. You order through a machine at the counter and a server brings out your food when it’s ready. They were very nice during our brief interaction but the focus here is definitely on efficiency rather than catering to customers. It’s not the prettiest location or atmosphere but it’s still definitely worth coming to for the food.

5 /5 saghaarii: Clean, friendly staff and great food. I thought the portions to be great but my fiancé felt his was stuffed with more rice than meat. We both did enjoy the flavor of our wraps. I ordered the bulgogi steak and he had the ultimate Tex-Mex. We will be back to try other items off their menu!

4 /5 Angela: We got spicy rice cake (ddukbokki) and pork & veggie dumplings and shrimp & pork dumplings. The two dumplings were pretty much the same except one had shrimp and the other didnt. I wish we got two different flavored ones. Nonetheless, they were juicy and good. I would skip the shrimp dumplings. It was $13 and not worth the price. Same with spicy rice cake. It was $17 and nothing special about it. Unfortunately, considering what you get for the price, we probably wont be back and wont recommend it.

2 /5 Sang Shin: I had huge expectations for this place and have visited all 3 menu changes. So... I ordered a monster combo with fries, a 20.00 before tax and tip. This meal was an utter disappointment from the beginning. This thing comes out and looks like it was just born and not a monster yet, maybe 5 inches, but definitely not a monster. Not pqcked loose and soft. I try to stay positive and take a bite, which seems to be rice with korean spicy pork sauce. At my 3rd bite, I start to see and taste a little bit of the meat that seems of good quality but yet only teased. As I kept going, I faced the reality that I ordered spicy pork flavored rice with lettuce and a little bit of rice. Pork itself is not that expensive. I know they can do better. As for ratio. 60% rice, 10% pork and 40 % lettuce, and all sauce. Not how I would want it. But at this point, I will never return. I did not give a one star because the flavor of the meat itself was good and good quality. Honestly, this is 5.00 meal. The pictures are my 3rd bite and halfway in.

5 /5 Jay: This small, local spot serves up some of the best Korean fusion food I’ve had. We dined in and ordered the pan-fried dumplings, steamed dumplings, and loaded fries—everything was packed with flavor and cooked to perfection. The portions were generous for the price, it didn’t look like much but definitely filled us up! Before leaving, we grabbed a burrito to go, and it was just as amazing as the rest of the meal. If you’re looking for a cozy spot with delicious food and great value, this is the place to go. Can’t wait to come back and try more from the menu!