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MoMo Korean Cuisine and Sushi

8650 Spicewood Springs #119, 512/249-9122
Eschew frilly design and boisterous fusions de cuisine in favor of good, simple fare served in a family-centric environment here. Traditional Korean dishes are offered side-by-side with Japanese food, but both are executed equally well. From fresh sushi to dolsot bibimbap, all is done with integrity and fresh ingredients.
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Friendly service and well-executed food at MoMo Korean Cuisine and Sushi

Jessi Cape, February 27, 2014

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