Reviews for Manna House in Greenfield, MA
I adore this place. I swear the yukgaejang has healing powers - it makes me feel better whether I?m sick, sad, or just tired.... That and the pork dumplings are my go-to, but I could probably eat anything off their menu and be happy. Read more
We ordered the bibimbap and it was delicious! Great service, too.
Food was really good! Especially the seafood scallion pancake and the Kimchi stew. Would definitely recommend!
i gave it one star because our waiter was really kind. the food on the other hand? was really bad. we got the tteobokki, japchae... & kimchi jjigae. the tteobokki was so unseasoned & bland & the smallest portion for 14$. the japchae was also unseasoned. If youwant delicious, authentic Korean food in the Pioneer Valley, check out Gouyang in Hadley. Thats my go to place & I will neverstray from them again. Read more
Saturday surprise! First and foremost the place was clean. From the eating area to the restrooms, spotless! We were going to a... different spot, but it was closed and stumbled upon this great place. Lots of real plants, flowers and sunlight. The food is onthe next level for Korean food in the states. The super hot squash pancake hits the spot on a 15 degree day, followed tender,bursting with flavor dishes. The radishes and kimchi, I cannot say enough about. If you like this kind of food or want to getout of your comfort zone give this place a try. You will not be disappointed! Read more
Nice place, very clean and serene environment. Feels very cozy and tranquil. Very simple menu offers a little for everyone.... Nice portions. Food was delicious. I tried their ginger tea and it was an awesome choice on the cold day. Read more
This is a warm, wonderful place for high quality, genuine Korean food. We eat here whenever we are in the area. The marinated... beef is yum! The kimchee is the best. Read more
I Love Korean. Food. But it?s just not easy to find. Unless you?re looking for Hot Pot/BBQ. Which I?m not. I found Manna House... on Yelp and finally made it for an early dinner. This is my kind of place in that it?s a small, independent, scrappy restaurant.There were only two people working when I ate at Manna House: one person cooking and a second person waiting tables. The placeis in an interesting location in downtown Greenfield. Small space at the end of the block, kind of long and narrow. VERY highceilings. Two big problems with the atmosphere that I must mention. We have to acknowledge the fact that I am NEVER looking for?fine dining? or ?formal? atmosphere. I?m looking for a good/fun vibe and great food. The two problems here are the fact thatthe ONLY lights in the entire space were a few (very few) little track lights all the way up on that very high ceiling.Completely inadequate lighting. So way down below where I was sitting, with my food, it was almost too dark to see that food.They need more lights. Second problem: there was no ambient music or anything at all. You could have heard a pin drop in thatplace. Instead of hearing a pin drop what I had to hear were my fellow diners chewing and slurping etc etc. I?m not evenkidding. That?s now quiet the spot was. I REALLY dislike ever hearing anyone chew anything. So that was kind of terrible. And avery easy thing to fix. They should fix it. I started with Steamed Tofu. It?s a simple dish. But delicious! And I really likeit. Then Kimchi Pajun which was nearly meal sized all on its own. I think it would have been really good, but it got overcooked. Like borderline burnt. VERY close to the burnt border? I also ordered Kim Bap with Tofu. Kim Bap is, basically, Koreansushi and this is the equivalent of Futomaki in Japanese Sushi. You can get it with Ham or with Tofu (I don?t eat ham). The KimBap was EXCELLENT. Delicious, big and expertly rolled so that each piece held together as I ate it. Highly Re Read more