Little Miss Korea

Little Miss Korea is a restaurant located at 1825 W Chew St, Allentown, PA 18104, USA. While categorized under Chinese Restaurants, customer reviews indicate it serves Korean cuisine. They can be contacted at (610) 841-3444 or +1 610-841-3444.

Customers who have dined at Little Miss Korea have generally found the food to be "really good." The dumplings, referred to as "amazing," are a standout item. One reviewer shared a photo of their "lunchbox," describing it as "delicious" and substantial enough for two meals, indicating generous portion sizes for some offerings.

A first-time visitor ordered Bibimbap (beef and chicken) and Mandu dumplings. While the beef Bibimbap was considered "good," with a taste similar to steak sandwich meat, the chicken Bibimbap was noted to have an "off taste" by one of the diners. The plates were described as "heavy," and the amount of food was considered "good." The dumplings were served with a "house dipping sauce that was vinegar based," which is different from the typical soy sauce served with dumplings.

A notable issue mentioned by a first-time visitor was the initial lack of acknowledgement upon entering the restaurant. They reported waiting for five minutes without being greeted, which caused their children to become restless. They felt that a simple "We'll be right with you" would have been appreciated. Despite this initial service lapse, they "enjoyed the food" overall and indicated they "would eat there again," hoping for a better greeting on their next visit.

Based on these reviews, Little Miss Korea in Allentown, PA, offers good Korean food, with the dumplings being a highly recommended item. The lunchbox provides a substantial meal. While the beef Bibimbap is well-received, the chicken version may have quality inconsistencies. The unique vinegar-based dipping sauce for the dumplings is a notable feature. However, there have been reports of slow initial customer acknowledgement upon arrival. Despite this, the food quality seems to be a primary draw, with customers willing to return.

The environment is not explicitly described. Services include dine-in and likely takeaway given the mention of a lunchbox. Features include Korean cuisine with standout dumplings, a substantial lunchbox, and a unique vinegar-based dipping sauce for dumplings. A potential area for improvement is the initial customer greeting upon arrival. No specific promotional information is available in the provided text.