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    Bob 'n Joe

    3.9 (13 reviews)
    InexpensiveKorean
    Open 11:00 am - 7:30 pm

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    Japchaebap ($9.99): Delicious stir fried noodles with a lightly sweet and beefy sauce.
    Jason L.

    --- NK Score = 7.5/10 --- 7/10 = Furniture/Ambience 8/10 = Food Quality 7/10 = Service/Price (Other Ratings Hidden) _____________________________________________ =( BASIC INFO )= - Cafeteria, Inside H-Mart - Usually Not Busy, Spacious - Good Foods ( $8.00 - $14.00 ) - Korean Style Foods, Fresh - Can Be Cheap or Pricy - Some Walking, Parking Lot _____________________________________________ = Atmosphere = Food Court inside H-Mart, the ambience is casual with bright lighting across the entire area. A good place for lunch or dinner as it's fast, quiet, and spacious for individuals and small groups. _____________________________________________ = Food Quality = Japchaebap ($9.99): 4/5 - Delicious stir fried noodles with beef, onions, and a very interesting mixture of sweetness and beef juice? Anyways the flavors are very unique and tempting, I had a good time trying all the different flavors in this dish. Portion size is great as well. Jajangmyeon ($7.99): 4/5 - Tasty black bean sauce noodles with a delicate, smokey flavor. The sauce is very smooth and engulfs the entire dish, it's texture is a mix between soft and creamy, but don't worry, it's very crisp and fits well with the somewhat starchy noodles. _____________________________________________ = Price / Service = The price is decent, some dishes may be considered cheap but the others are average to semi-expensive. The portion sizes are fair though. Self-service, basically order by the counter and wait for them to make the food. _____________________________________________ Miscellaneous (Other): - Smelly Restroom, Sometimes - Free Sides with Food - Convenient Grocery Location Signed NK (July 2017) Images below by Jason Lx (NK)

    Mike G.

    Located in the back of the hmart. I have not gotten anything off of their buffet but I'm not sure that's even considered the Bob n Joe. I have slowly been working my way through this menu I seem to always want to get the clay pot bowls that have broth but sometimes I step outside of what I want and go for something else. Everything always tastes very fresh, the side items never seemed like they have been sitting out or are old. Don't be afraid to try the small fried fish that they serve you with your food but be careful of the little bones. I have likes pretty much everything I have had here, check my pictures but everything has a picture when you order, you don't order from them though you have to go to the buffet and then take them your receipt.

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    Yvette H.

    Came here with my boyfriend for dinner. For about $20 we had a very filling meal. I ordered the ohjinguh bokkeum (spicy stir fried squid) and he ordered the omelette rice. Each came with 4-5 sides that were flavorful and fresh! You order at the front, receive a number and retrieve your tray once your number is called. Fyi you have to pay at the cashier at the counter on left side of the Bob'nJoe. The spicy stir fried squid could pass for a meal for 2. I could only finish half. This dish has my approval- full of squid, veggies all stir fried in flavorful sauce that's not too spicy. I ordered it because the cashier said it was the most popular these days. The omelette rice was very flavorful as well, filled with fried rice and veggies. I didn't see any diced meat in there though, only peas and carrots. The inside is very spacious with many tables which is good for group gatherings. It still must be relatively new because it wasn't that bustling with people. Definitely not as many food options as the hmart off Blalock, this is the only corner with food made for order. Initially I had a hard time finding it, it's towards the back of the mart on your left. I also spied a bakery by the front of the hmart entrance that they are constructing to be open soon in the future. A little dessert after dinner perhaps!

    Kevin A.

    It is located in the back left corner of the H-mart with tables available right there to dine. They have a a nicely large overhead menu laid out with alphabet-numerical codes so you can order what you want without language being too much of a barrier. We got the stir-fried baby octupus, as well as the beef udon noodles and the marinated korean ribs. Each dish comes with about 6 smaller side dishes which included sticky rice, kimchi, seaweed, a fish, etc. The experience of trying korean food on the cheap was fun and the food tasted alright, though I doubt i'll be driving up to china town for just this a second time.

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    Tammy H.

    I'm happy with my gimbap, It's not as good as the ones I had in Dallas but not too shabby: two rolls for six dollars. It has crab meat, tofu, veggies, daikon, carrot, and lots of rice. It's located right inside H-mart near Bellaire. The nice thing about this place is that they open early (like around 9). They serve a variety of Korean food from soups, congee, and rice dishes.

    If you feel hungry while shopping at HMart, this is rt in the corner and it offers variety of korean cuisine. We ordered A10- korean stew of pork and kimchi and A6- pork stir fried.. both comes with big platter of rice, fish, seaweed, fish cake and flavored cucumber and served in sizzling hot metal pots. The portion was too big. Not a great place for hangout as will hear lot of noise from the shoppers but good place to grab a quick lunch if u are in Hmart.

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    Yuk Dae Jang - Handcrafted Steamed Dumplings

    Yuk Dae Jang

    4.3(135 reviews)
    0.1 miChinatown, Sharpstown
    $$

    Yuk Dae Jang might be my new favorite Korean soup spot. The broth alone is to die for! Very rich,…read morecomforting, and packed with authentic flavor in every bite. I had the spicy seafood soup with fresh noodles, and it was spectacular. The noodles were cooked perfectly and soaked up all that incredible broth. The mix of shrimp, mussels, and squid made it feel hearty and well-balanced. I also tried my friend's beef short rib soup, which was just as delicious, definitely ordering that next time. The banchan really impressed me too. The kimchi had the perfect crunch and might be some of the best I've had. The fish cakes and scallions were also on point. The space is small but great for lunch or a casual dinner. Service was friendly, restrooms were clean, and overall it was a great experience. I'll definitely be back.

    Went to Yuk Dae Jang and got super lucky because they were hosting a collab with Morii coffee, so…read morewe got a discount on our meal. Got the seollangtang, bulgogi, and bossam. The bossam was delicious, plentiful with a good mix of sides. The bulgogi was sweet and a large portion. The seollangtang tasted a little strange to me but was full of meat and noodles. Service was quick and the restaurant was quiet, but played kpop over the speakers. It was a good place to chat. I remember liking their galbijjim the last time I was here. Overall, great place for classic Korean food that can be hard to find elsewhere!

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    SGD Tofu House - Tofu soup

    SGD Tofu House

    4.6(109 reviews)
    6.1 miSpring Branch

    So I definitely need to come back to try the soondubu (silken tofu stew), but I had a mean craving…read morefor naengmyun and they do a rare half & half of both the spicy sauce and cold broth versions. I was impressed by the portion size, because each half could've been placed in a separate bowl, add more broth (shaved ice and a slice of Korean pear optional), and that's two portions in most places. Historically, these noodle dishes were a rare treat and a delicacy, as these noodles were very labor intensive and hard to make (although I'm sure they're mass produced now), and had to be served cold in the summer heat. Banchan was tasty too, including the kimchi which was early in the fermentation stage. The kimchi pancake was huge, definitely had to take this one to go, and came with an optional Korean-style spicy soy dipping sauce. I ordered the combo and went with the Bulgogi, which was tender and tasty, but didn't come sizzling so the pan it came in was more for display. Still, great good, fantastic value, and definitely the real deal. It's not as fancy as some of the more expensive neighborhoods of Houston (and a bit out of the way for me), but sometimes you just want some really tasty and unpretentious Korean comfort food.

    As a Korean, tofu soup is a staple for me, and this place is easily one of the best I've been to…read more Honestly, I'd even rank it above most places I used to go to in LA--only BCD is still up there with it. They make their tofu in-house, and you can really taste the difference. The soup is rich, comforting, and flavorful without tasting overloaded with MSG. It's the kind of meal that just warms your soul. We also ordered the cheese tonkatsu, and my husband got the seolleongtang. We normally aren't fans of cheese tonkatsu--in fact, we didn't even realize it had cheese in it when we ordered it--but wow... it was actually so good. Definitely a pleasant surprise. My husband's seolleongtang was amazing too. The banchan was fresh and well-prepared, and every dish we had was delicious. The service was absolutely perfect. The ladies working there were incredibly kind and even brought my husband extra noodles for his soup without us asking. That small gesture really made our experience even more memorable. Thank you so much! There's a decent amount of parking, but dinner time gets pretty busy, so I'd recommend arriving early since it's not a very large restaurant. 10/10. This is definitely one of our favorite Korean restaurants in Houston, and we'll absolutely be back.

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    Garosu Korean BBQ and Sushi

    Garosu Korean BBQ and Sushi

    4.4(385 reviews)
    1.9 miAlief
    $$$

    This is probably one of our favorite Korean BBQ spots in Houston…read more It's all-you-can-eat and even includes sushi and sashimi. Personally, I haven't tried those because Korean BBQ and sushi together just feels a little odd to me. I grew up in LA where we usually went to separate places for each, but I'm sure plenty of people enjoy having both options. The meat quality is really good, and everything is well-seasoned and flavorful. My only complaint is the soups--they don't really taste like the traditional Korean soups they're supposed to be. They could definitely use some improvement. That said, other side dishes like the tteokbokki are actually really good. For the price, it's an excellent value. The service is usually good, although it can be a little inconsistent depending on your server. One thing I really like is that they include dessert, such as Korean ice cream bars, regular ice cream, and other sweet treats. We've been here several times already and definitely plan on coming back. There's also a huge parking lot, and the area has plenty of cafés and other places to visit afterward, which makes it a great spot for a meal and a day out.

    This place has officially become one of my mom and my regular restaurant rotations, and I usually…read moreenjoy my visits. That said, the consistency of both service and food quality between visits can be noticeable. Service can be very slow at times, even when the restaurant isn't particularly busy. We've had issues with banchan not being brought out, grills not being turned on, and fish orders taking nearly an hour to arrive. Food quality can also be hit or miss. For example, the Cheese Crab Puffs have occasionally arrived completely cold with barely any crispiness or color, and we've had similar issues with other appetizers. My favorites are the Garlic Salmon Sashimi, Black Angus Marinated Short Rib, Wagyu Beef Belly, Black Angus Rib Finger, and Thick Cut Pork Belly. I also enjoy the Takoyaki, Crispy Tuna Rice, and Tteokbokki. There are a few dishes I would skip, including the Spicy Scallop Sashimi and Nigiri unless you enjoy very small scallops, the Baked Green Mussels, which are overly sweet, and the Prime Beef Brisket, which I've found to be tough and dry. Overall, there are plenty of dishes I genuinely enjoy here, but the inconsistency keeps this from being a place I can wholeheartedly recommend. When everything is executed well, it's a great meal, but you never quite know what kind of experience you're going to get. That being said, I tend to get good ones the majority of the time.

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    Paik's Noodle

    Paik's Noodle

    4.2(246 reviews)
    6.6 miSpring Branch
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    Fast with great service. We went to Paiks Noodle and tried the Jajang Rice which includes a plate…read moreof white rice topped with the Janjang sauce which is a semi sweet, savory like black bean sauce with an omelette and side of Jjamppong soup. The soup was hot and a little spicy with seafood like mussels. This is a great lunch option because service is so quick and it's super filling. The parking lot is huge so there's plenty of parking

    I'm always on the hunt for some quality, spicy, rich jjamppong. Paik's Noodle in Cypress seals the…read moredeal... even more than the Spring Branch location. This spot is located in a small plaza next to a busy trampoline park, and inside, it's very clean and well maintained. Each table has a menu of the offerings WITH pictures (so you don't have to scour Yelp like I usually do for pictures....). The waitresses come by to help answer any questions if you have any. To be honest, I think the menu tablets are a bit overkill since they have a small enough menu to look though, but it is good for people who aren't familiar with Korean food or the establishment itself. What's nice is you can get many of the dishes with noodles or rice as your starch of choice. 10/10 Jjamppong - the broth is flavorful, seafood rich, and noodles perfectly bouncy. SOO good. I couldn't finish the whole bowl, so it's easily shareable. 7/10 Chicken Fried Rice. It's expensive for the amount of rice you get. Flavor is good, but there's not a lot of chicken. Would suggest an appetizer as well if you want to stay full. This location does not have unlimited pickled radishes like the Spring Branch location. All in all, I really liked the food - I'll only really come back here for the noodle soup, but that's enough for me since they specialize in both the jjamppong and jiajangmyeon.

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    BORI - Montrose

    BORI - Montrose

    4.5(91 reviews)
    10.3 miMontrose, Fourth Ward

    Went with a small party to get dinner with friends- the perfect amount of food for six people…read more There's parking in the complex, but it looks like you're driving into a Korean temple -lovely ambiance. We ordered the following: (out of 3 *rating) **Bulgogi Tteopoki - delicious but not what I expected. The sauce is similar to a stirfry, but the Bulgogi is done very well. Think of a japchae flavored Tteopoki dish Dumplings (Mandu) - they gave us the option to pan fry or steam, we chose to steam! Did not try, cannot rate ***2x assorted meat platters (enough for 6)- worth the quality of cut and preparation, done tableside. Each different platter was done beautifully, and grilled tenderly. The marinade was well done on the short ribs. **banchan- my favorite was the pickled radish and cabbage kimchi. Not a lot of variety compared to other places, but each dish was done very well. I didn't really care for the potato salad. * doenjang/soybean soup: maybe it's just me, but it was very salty. Not my top choice of soup regardless. **kimchi-jjigae : very solid kimchi stew. The right amount of heat to pair rice with well but it's so rich. I could only have a couple bites to the end of the meal. ***hotteok with chocolate ice cream. It's a simple dessert and done very well. The cinnamon and sugar come out balanced very nicely with the chocolate. Service: So attentive and fast ! Staff was very respectful and quick, on par with fine dining. Had to wave over some folks to request another order or utensils and they were on it. Kudos.

    I chose the Filet Mignon, Marinated Short Ribs, and Dry-Aged Ribeye…read more We also ordered an extra serving of Premium Beef Tongue It was very tender and of exceptional quality We didn't have to grill it ourselves at all--a Korean guy handled the grilling the whole time, so our hands were free, and we didn't have to worry about burning it. Plus, he timed it perfectly, and the meat came out very tender

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    Dubu Dubu - Mandoo

    Dubu Dubu

    4.2(66 reviews)
    7.1 miGreenway
    $$

    I'm surprised I've never heard of this restaurant. You guys gotta do better at advertising a…read moremarketing because this was simply amazing! The service was a little slow at first, but I saw the owner of the manager come out and make sure everything got taken care of so props to him for being aware and making sure all the clients were taken care of. Food: everything we had was simply amazing. The beef fried rice was made to perfect perfection. Every single bite was so good. You can tell the use quality, beef here and quality rice. The fried dumplings were amazing. Every bite was so good. Last the chicken dish I can't remember the name of it, but oh yes, maybe it was called bolugi chicken? It was so good, had a very good spice to it. Every single bite was amazing. You can tell they use quality ingredients here. We will definitely come back. We enjoy this meal. Great job team. Keep it up.

    My girls and I came here for dinner. There is a decent sized parking lot that seems to accommodate…read morethe restaurant's capacity well. The service was good, and the food was okay for what it is. The standout dish was definitely the LA Galbi. It was flavorful, although the portion size felt a little small for the price. On the other hand, I would not recommend the Spicy Pork Bulgogi. The meat had a mushy texture and was not enjoyable to eat. One downside was that there were quite a few flies inside the restaurant, which became pretty annoying during our meal. Overall, it is a good spot if you are looking for a quick meal to satisfy your Korean food craving.

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    MDK Noodles - Pork Dumplings

    MDK Noodles

    4.2(304 reviews)
    0.1 miChinatown, Sharpstown
    $$

    Coming from Koreatown Los Angeles, this place is super legit. Kimchi is 10/10. The hand cut noodle-…read more10/10. The kimchi just brought me so much comfort like I never left home and the noodles were so delicious. The right texture and the amount of vegetables in there made me feel real good and tingly inside. Service was great cuz looks like the owners run the spot so you know it's A+++ on service The ambiance is modern, hip with the classic wood touches and seeing their noodle making machine to prove they make their noodles - no store bought noodles - made five months ago with preservatives and chemicals. Just your classic flour and water and etc. and you can taste the quality of the noodle & chicken broth in the soup. U cannot fake quality ... cannot MDK has the best kimchi and traditional kkal gook su. 100%.

    We went in at 11:30 AM on a Saturday - while the sign said they were open and the lights were on,…read morethere was not a soul in the restaurant - not even an employee. I went to the back and there was an employee who said sit wherever you would like. Hardly a propitious start. It only went uphill from there! Service was excellent - the waiter explained the menu to us - food, obviously all cooked to order, took about 10 minutes. Food was brought out as it was prepared so we got our lunch entrees at different time (within a few minutes), but we were sharing so this was good. My daughter loved the steamed pork dumplings. The savory pancakes with bulgogi were outstanding. This is not my area of time, so it took us about 20 minutes to get there - ample parking. A huge number of restaurants in this strip center area - you should explore.

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