Self service kiosks right at the front but if you like people interaction. Just slide on down to…read morethe counter. I haven't been to this location before but Paiks is my go to place for Korean-Chinese. Jjajangmyeon with the black bean sauce is my favorite along with the sweet and sour pork(tangsuyuk). Place was clean, albeit a little slow to get the food out.

Came back since I had a good experience and enjoyed the delicious food in the past but left…read moredisappointed this time. Ordered one Jajangmyeon and one of the Sweet and Sour Pork to share between 2 people. As last time, it was more than enough but that doesn't seem like the case no more. Though the Jajangmyeon was still delicious, but the portion has shrank and wasn't enough for two people. As for the Sweet and Sour Pork, it was a small piece of pork covered and fried in batter that was way too thick. Everything else is still the same, it's still self-service, the place is clean, and has lots of seating. Overall, the quality and the portion of food has gone down.

I am seriously mad that I have not known about this place years ago! i came here with my BF after…read morehe kept insisting to come here, I automatically knew this place was legit since anything Bellaire, I trust for the most part. Walking in we were welcomes, seated and served water. The restaurant is not fancy but the food makes up for it all! I ordered BBQ pork and fried fish to share and we also received a pot of white rice. Everything was absolutely delicious! unfortunately I did not have any more space to order more but I will come again just to try their pecking duck, did see that it was a popular dish. Overall it was a great experience, we had lunch for under $20 which that is rare now adays and cannot wait until we come back!

Low Key Spot With Really Good Food. Really Glad I Found It…read more Wasn't expecting much when we first pulled up, but this place ended up being a really solid find. I went with the BBQ pork meal and that alone made it worth the stop. The flavor was on point, not too heavy, just cooked right. It came with a big serving of white rice and I know that sounds basic, but it was actually really good. Fresh, soft, not dry at all. You can tell they're paying attention even to the simple stuff. We also tried the fried fish and that one surprised me a bit. Nice crisp on the outside, still tender inside, and not overly oily like you get at some spots. Definitely something I'd order again. Service was easygoing and consistent. Drinks stayed filled without us having to track anyone down, which I always notice. Nothing felt rushed either. The inside has that cozy, neighborhood feel. Not fancy, but comfortable enough to sit and actually enjoy your food without feeling like you need to leave right away. Only small thing, parking can be a little tight depending on when you go, but it wasn't a big deal. Overall, if you're in the area and want something reliable that actually tastes good, this is a spot I'd come back to.

The only place you can get live Octopus in Houston Octopus &…read moresoju or Sashimi & soju is great combination. They also have live Avalone, and you can get Avallone sashimi.

This is definitely one Korean spot that i've been curious to try, especially that ganjang gejang…read more(raw marinated crab). Like many places along Longpoint, it's unassuming from the outside.. but don't let that fool you as this is a true mom and pop restaurant that's clearly built a loyal following over the years. You can often see local Korean regulars (always a good sign) and the vibe is rather authentic. (You can even book a private room for larger groups) Now, about that crab: It's clearly a specialty here, and I did enjoy they topping the dish with this savory, tangy marinade. And If you're a fan of raw crab, you'll likely enjoy the challenge and reward of cracking these.. but it's messy work (even with the gloves) and the flavor just wasn't for me personally. I will say good things about the classics: the banchans were plentiful, and the barbecue offerings were solid, Nothing overly fancy, but reliable. They also have a modest selection of beers and sojus. We didn't have any Korean speakers in our group, but the staff was patient and efficient. The menu can look intimidating at first glance, but you should be fine.. I may not order the crab again, but I'd definitely come back to explore more of the menu.

a staple in dun huang plaza for yearsss, tofu village is one of those comforting korean restaurants…read morei come back to. their lunch bentos are especially amazing for the value, with plenty of variety and enough food to leave you full. the banchan is solid, and i love how generous they are with the seafood and beef in their dishes the seafood pancake was crispy and the soup was balanced; not overly salty or spicy. ofc the galbi is a must-order as well and i appreciate the yakults they give u at the end of the meal hehehe overall a reliable spot for comforting korean food with great portions and reasonable prices!

As someone who would consider myself extremely well versed in Korean food, I had higher…read moreexpectations for this restaurant. The banchan were just okay overall. I felt like everything leaned toward a similar flavor profile and the kimchi was a bit overly sweet for my taste. I ordered the seafood soondubu with kalbi, kimchi pancake, and the octopus stir fry. The stir fry was quite sweet and lacked depth of flavor. I was also hoping for a more diverse mix of vegetables. The soondubu was pretty good, but in my seafood version almost half of the shellfish did not open, and the clams that were open were a bit gritty. The kimchi pancake was arguably the best part of the meal, though I wish it had been a bit crispier. Overall, the spot reminded me of Sogongdong, but given the number of strong reviews, I was expecting a more authentic Korean meal with deeper, more balanced flavors. The staff were very friendly and efficient, which made the experience more pleasant. Prices are also very reasonable and not overpriced. Inside was no frills, just wooden tables -- pretty spacious.

Got the combo to share between my partner and I. I was very pleased as the food was very good…read more Service was great, they kept rechecking on us and brought us more lettuce when we needed. My go to for bossam!

Beef Soup: clean, simple, and comforting soup. Decent amount of beef on the bones. Palate cleanser…read moreif you will. Gamjatang: Very visually appealing and flavorful broth. Tender pork. My favorite soup here to order. Bossam: I think this is their best item. The pork belly is sliced very clean and thin. It's boiled to perfection. Very addicting to eat as you continue to make more and more lettuce wraps. Galbi: pretty standard. Didn't blow me away but it's good enough to satisfy me. Better off going to a KBBQ restaurant for this. Jokbal: not pictured here but I would skip this dish. I got tired of it pretty quickly. The meat is a bit dry. Their side dishes are pretty solid as well! I like their kimchi. The call button on their tables is very useful. Decorated very nicely inside and the servers are friendly.

I'm a huge fan of roasted duck and have my usual go to spot in Chinatown. I was passing by on…read moreBellaire and saw this place next to Pho Dien so I decided to try somewhere new. The restaurant is petite but neatly organized, not a big dining space since they mainly focus on to go style type of quick service. The owner is really nice and she's trilingual! She can speaks English, Vietnamese, and Chinese/Cantonese that's impressive. Talking about the food, I got what I wanted but they didn't wowed me. Roasted duck was well cooked, the bones are soaked with the sauce that was lightly savory and juicy, however there's not much meat. Every piece of duck is mainly skin and bones, that was little sad to eat. The roasted pork was surprisingly tender though, not dry and chewy at all. For the combo I paid $15 which is ok for the value and portion, just wish the duck was more meaty.

I ordered roast pork, roast duck, and cabbage for $15 at Hai Nam BBQ on Bellaire Blvd, and what I…read morereceived was honestly junk. The portions were mostly scraps, bones, and fatty pieces, with very little actual meat. The photos speak for themselves. What made this worse is that the person who prepared the order (a tall, slim man, possibly the owner) clearly saw what was being packed and still sent it out. This feels intentional, not a mistake. I've been coming to Hai Nam BBQ for many years and used to recommend it to friends and family. After this experience, I will no longer support this place and will be telling others to stay away. Long-time customers deserve better. 我在 Bellaire Blvd 的 Hai Nam BBQ 點了燒肉、燒鴨和高麗菜，總共 $15，結果拿到的食物簡直是垃圾。份量幾乎全是碎肉、骨頭和肥油，真正能吃的肉少得可憐，照片已經說明了一切。 更讓人無法接受的是，準備這份餐點的人（一位身材高瘦的男子，可能就是老闆）明明看得出來品質很差，卻還是照樣出餐。這感覺不是失誤，而是刻意為之。 我在 Hai Nam BBQ 吃了很多年，也曾推薦給親朋好友。經過這次經驗，我不會再光顧，並會告訴身邊的人不要再來。老顧客不應該被這樣對待。 Tôi gọi heo quay, vịt quay và cải bắp với giá 15 đô tại Hai Nam BBQ trên đường Bellaire Blvd, nhưng những gì tôi nhận được thật sự là đồ bỏ đi. Phần ăn hầu như chỉ toàn là vụn thịt, xương và mỡ, rất ít thịt có thể ăn được. Hình ảnh đã nói lên tất cả. Điều khiến bức xúc hơn là người chuẩn bị (một người đàn ông cao, gầy, có thể là chủ quán) rõ ràng thấy chất lượng như vậy nhưng vẫn đóng gói và đưa cho khách. Điều này không phải là sơ suất mà giống như cố tình làm vậy. Tôi đã ăn ở Hai Nam BBQ nhiều năm và từng giới thiệu quán này cho bạn bè, người thân. Sau trải lần này, tôi sẽ không quay lại nữa và cũng sẽ khuyên mọi người tránh xa quán này.

Delicious Chinese BBQ. Simple and not too salty crispy roasted pork. The tendon dish is very soft…read moreand delicious as well.

Inexpensive place to get a plate lunch. We ordered the hot table food and some bbq…read more The hot table for 3 things on the table is only around 8 dollars which is a steal. We for the Thai pork belly (my personal favorite), mapo tofu, and some spinach. Everything tasted good, not mind blowing but for an inexpensive fast lunch, it's great. I also ordered some bbq pork. One thing that I don't love is that they weigh the Togo box as well which adds to the weight. It's not insignificant so you're paying .50-1.50 for the Togo container which I guess in the grand scheme of things isn't the biggest deal in the world. The bbq pork was tasty. I also purchased pig ear which has a delightful texture. There's no seating so this is all Togo food. Definitely will be back for a quick lunch.

This is my go to spot in Sugar Land for Korean BBQ. This always hit the spot when I'm craving…read moreKorean tofu soup and ribs or bulgogi. All their sides are delicious and the service is great too. It's a good size interior and they seem to maintain the place well. The sides came first. We snacked on kimchi, spicy cucumber salad, pickles radish cubes, bean sprouts, seaweed snacks, sweet mash potatoes. The kimbap came next. I enjoyed them but my friend said they were missing sesame oil. So I guess a little bland from what she was use to. I ordered the bone in chicken wings with the jang guem special sauce. I liked these. We also ordered the kimchi jeon pancake. I thought these had a lot of flavor and I enjoyed it but my friend said they were a bit soft for pancake. She likes it more crunchy, which I did put it on the pan for a few minutes when I brought the leftovers home. And then we had our main meal with short rib bbq and tofu seafood soup combo. Very delicious. The combination is always my to go option when I go here.

My favorite Korean place in Sugarland. Love their tofu soup and Spicy cold noddles. I think they do…read moretheir own kimchi in house which tastes better than those that sold in store. I wish they bring back their cucumber kimchi tho. Service is quick, hosts are friendly and knowledgeable about the menu. Sitting area are clean and neat.