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A First Look at Korean Sammy Spot

Published at 11:59 PM EDT on Jul 17, 2009 | Updated at 10:06 AM EST on Dec 7, 2008 

A reader comment on our New & Notable Grub Map tipped us off to a Korean fast-food joint on St. Marks Place that's just a few days old (keep those tips coming, people).

Seoul Station, run by a first-time operator, is still getting its legs (they'll be serving OB beer as soon as the license comes in, plus cinnamon and rice drinks), but the sandwich we tried yesterday (packed with a mouthful of veggies including pickled daikon and shiitake mushrooms as well as egg and your choice of meat or tofu on a toasted roll) held its own as a Korean alternative to the ones at Nicky's Vietnamese.

And here's a secret about it: You can order it with provolone. Not quite as successful: The al dente dumplings topped with sesame seeds. The full menu follows. Photo: Daniel Maurer

Bibimbap (white or brown rice, egg, zucchini, carrots, shitake mushrooms, spinach,
bean sprouts, lettuce, side of chili paste, with *choice of meat/tofu) - $7.75
Kimbap (white rice, egg, carrots, spinach, pickled daikon, with *choice of meat/tofu
wrapped in dried seaweed) - $5.50
Choice of Prime Beef, Ginger Chicken, Spicy Pork, or Tofu
Extra meat - $2
Seoul Sandwich (toasted white or whole wheat roll, egg, zucchini, carrots, pickled daikon,
spinach, shitake mushrooms, bean sprouts, lettuce, spicy house dressing, with choice of meat/tofu)
Combo Box (white or brown rice, 2 vegetable or pork dumplings, kimchi, kimchi stew,
and choice of meat/tofu) $8.95

Dumplings (4) steamed handmade vegetable or pork dumpling - $2.95
Mini Buns (3) steamed handmade buns filled with vegetables - $2.95
Kimchi spicy pickled cabbage - $1.95

Kimchi Stew spicy soup with kimchi and tofu - $1.15

Soda / Water $1.25
Korean Beverages (not yet available) $1.50
Domestic Beer (not yet available) $3.50
Imported Beer (not yet available) $3.95

Seoul Station, 81 St. Marks Pl., nr. First Ave.; 212-979-9300

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Filed Under: east village, fast food, korean, Openings, seoul station, takeout

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