Spoonsticks

S a month ago

I really wanted to love this spot - especially with all the amazing reviews, but I was very disappointed and dissatisfied. I really regret coming here. When we arrived, it was empty so we were seated promptly. As we got the menu and looked at the cocktail section, I asked the server what was in it? It said the name and that was pretty much it - she proceeded to go ask someone and then come back and say soju and flavorings but didn't exactly say what goes in it which was the whole point. She goes and comes back with an answer. I was curious about the second option but didn't even want to ask her, so I asked another server. His attitude was atrocious - he said obviously soju and proceeded to name the potential flavors and at this point I was done. Frankly we should've stood up and left. We finally ordered. Pork bun, seafood fried rice, tteokbokki with additions, and 2 bottles of soju. Pork bun was ok - there's better and it's not worth the price here. Fried rice - it didn't amaze me enough to come back and there weren't enough seafood in it to justify the name. Tteookboki was a sad excuse of a dish where they used frozen rice cakes and barely had any spice or depth. Overall we orde

Rosa Event Rentals 3 months ago

Spoonsticks is hands-down some of the best food in the area. The ramen has such an amazing, rich flavor—you can really tell they take their time with the broth. We also ordered the wings and the buns, and both were a 10/10. The wings are perfectly crispy and the buns are so soft and fresh. If you’re in Massapequa and looking for a spot that never misses, this is it! Service was also very prompt and friendly.

Caroline Buser 4 months ago

Spoonsticks in Massapequa is absolutely incredible and easily one of the best places for Korean food on Long Island! The food is always fresh, flavorful, and made with so much care. Every dish I have tried has been delicious, comforting, and packed with bold Korean flavor. You can tell they take pride in what they serve. I also love that Spoonsticks is family owned. There is something really special about supporting a local family business where the food feels personal and the service feels warm and welcoming. The whole experience is consistently amazing, from the friendly atmosphere to the quality of the food! If you love Korean food, Spoonsticks is a must try! It is the kind of place you go once and immediately want to tell everyone about! Five stars all the way!

charley a year ago

first off, you're asian, pls literally don't have high expectations, this place is not a flushing replacement at any capacity. it's pretty expensive and everything is pretty mid. the water tastes like tap water and the drinks are pretty overpriced. we had ramen and it was heavy. the soup was oily and thick, not bad, but not worth 20 dollars.

JamRock99 a year ago

Spoonsticks left a very good impression on us as first time visitors. The place isn’t that big but the ambiance is on point. Not to mention, the attentiveness and pleasant mannerism from the food servers were just exceptional. I wished everyone everywhere was that polite. Honestly, it had us contemplating about visiting some Asian countries, starting off with Japan 🇯🇵. This place is a nice little gem. Now onto the real reason for the visit, the food. They have an extensive menu and everything looks irresistible. We appreciated the visuals included on the menu to give customers an idea of what the food looks like. For appetizers, we ordered the 10 piece Korean fried wings, half “garlic soy sauce” and the other half “original sweet sour spicy.” We also added the maandu, Korean steamed vegetable dumplings as part of our appetizer. For the main course meals, there were veggie fried rice and teriyaki chicken, jeonju dolesote bibimbap, and spicy rice cake. For drinks, we tried their lemonade. And let me say, the food and drinks were delicious. It’s definitely a place that we’ll be visiting again for we anticipate the service will be consistent. Finally, I’d like to give our waiter, Min,