Son of Egg is a Korean-American quick-bite restaurant in Rensselaer, NY: rice bowls, Korean fried chicken, and kimchi we ferment ourselves. Steps from the Albany-Rensselaer Amtrak station.
The quick answer
Son of Egg is a women-owned Korean-American restaurant at 483 Broadway, Rensselaer, NY 12144, next to the Albany-Rensselaer Amtrak station. We serve Korean-American sandwiches ($7–$13), rice bowls ($8–$15.50), bibimbap, Korean street food, and one of the Capital Region's largest vegan Korean menus. Our kimchi is fermented in-house and sold by the jar in local stores. Call (518) 481-4921.
Rated 4.5–4.7 stars across Yelp, Tripadvisor, and Google. Fresh, fast, and generous portions.
Vegan crispy "chicken," vegan kimchi, tofu bowls, veggie dumplings. Clearly labeled, seriously good.
Catching a train at Albany-Rensselaer? Order ahead online and grab it on your way to the platform.
Beyond the counter
Korean-American catering for offices, parties, and events across the Capital Region. Weekly office lunch slots available. See catering packages
Our whole second floor: 128 guests, $100/hr, private bar, balcony with an Albany skyline view. Rent the space
Small-batch signature and vegan kimchi, fermented in-house and stocked at local grocers. Buy a jar
Buy a $9 pay-it-forward meal ticket and feed a neighbor in need. Ask at the counter.
Simple menu. Small footprint. A cuisine on the rise. We're looking for founding franchisees. Learn about franchising
Questions people ask
483 Broadway, Rensselaer, NY 12144, right next to the Albany-Rensselaer Amtrak station and about 5 minutes from downtown Albany.
Monday–Thursday 9am–9pm, Friday 9am–11pm, Saturday 9am–9pm. Closed Sundays.
Yes. One of the biggest vegan Korean menus in the Albany area: vegan crispy chicken sandwich, vegan rice bowls, vegan kimchi, veggie dumplings, and vegan kimbap, all clearly labeled.
Yes, order online for pickup through our ordering page, or find us on major delivery apps.
Yes. Our entire second floor hosts up to 128 guests at $100/hour, with a private bar, projector screen, and a balcony overlooking the Albany skyline. See the event space.
We're building a franchise program for entrepreneurs who want a proven, simple Korean quick-bite concept. Join the founding franchisee waitlist.
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