Koriente - Austin
Koriente
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Koriente emerges as a beloved gem in Austin’s dining scene, primarily for its diverse, nutritious offerings catering to all diets, including vegan and gluten-free options. While many rave about the flavorful dishes and generous portions, a prevailing critique centers on the restaurant's ambiance—marked by outdoor seating, plastic utensils, and a lack of indoor dining. Despite these drawbacks, patrons appreciate the friendly and knowledgeable staff, low-sodium meals, and affordable prices. With a renowned mango boba and hearty entrees like spicy chicken and bibimbap, Koriente remains a top choice for a healthy, satisfying meal in a casual setting.
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I love Koriente and have been getting delicious food here since they opened but I?m sad to see the service and quality going down hill a bit. No dine in service, everything is in a plastic container. The food flavor is still delicious but I think itwould have been more enjoyable without the guilt of wasting plastic containers. I hope Koriente goes back to providingdelicious food with less waste. Maybe consider compostable containers and not using single use bags for take out orders.
Maybe a lot of vegetarians are posting reviews but I don?t understand the rating of this place. To start, I should?ve turned around and left when I read the no indoor dining sign. Sitting on the patio they do have misters which is helpful in 100 degreeweather. Ordered the Teriyaki Chicken. I feel like I got microwaved chicken thighs on a bed of bland rice with some unseasonedbroccoli and carrots. I don?t get it. Much better options for Asian inspired food in the area.
This is definitely one of my favorite spots in Austin. I love eating here because its healthy and delicious. I prefer the teriyaki chicken over the spicy chicken. The dumplings are amazing too! I don't think I have ever had a dumpling with thisfilling making it unique. It's also extremely reasonably priced. Also the food holds up really well even thought its takeoutonly!
I had the Obake Bowl A with tofu and rice noodles. It wasn't too flavorful. Had a soy sauce taste. I'll get something else next time.
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