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    Dae Jang Gum

    3.6 (38 reviews)
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    Closed 10:30 am - 8:00 pm

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    Menu 5 of 5
    Olivia H.

    This restaurant is located in the food court of HMART. The food is surprisingly good. It is consistently busy here but the ladies that run this place have everything under control. They will remember your order without a name or number. This is a great place for a quick bite of authentic Korean food.

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    Chelsea G.

    Our go-to, quick, authentic & consistent Korean food spot. Things you should know: I. LOCATION Within the HMart food court, closest to the exit. II. QUALITY Consistently good III. SERVICE Quick. No complaints IV. CAPACITY Sometimes there's a line but it moves rather quick

    kal guk su with dumplings

    this restaurant is in the Food Court, H Mart. I was invited to a couple weeks ago and was not too thrilled that my friends were going to a food court for dinner. I was wrong and I've been back twice since. I don't know what I got. It was pretty good going to look up the name. Kal Guk Su soup with noodles and not at all spicy. The guy next to me got a spicy soup he right now is soaked head to toe and sweat. glad I didn't get spicy. she did tell me when I ordered it said it's going to be 15 minutes to make. I took that is at least it's fresh.

    Thi T.

    I usually visit the food court first when I'm starving. By this time, I'm dizzy and delirious and just want food. I can always trust that the #13 tofu soup will be consistently good. It is served with rice and a tiny portion of banchan. During my starvation daze, I usually order or share another dish. #17 is another favorite. It doesn't fill me up completely by itself so having more food is always planned. If on the rare chance, they run out of #17 then try the #22 (less but bigger dumplings). I ask for it be steamed instead of fried as advertised. There's a water dispenser. You'll have to ask for a cup.

    Paul L.

    I'm almost tempted to give 5 stars to a food court restaurant, but, man, am I glad we discovered this place, since our last food court experience off of H Mart was just 'meh'. Over the years, even before our visits off the cruise in March to 3 different places in South Korea, we've grown to love Korean cuisine, not the least because we usually get quite a bit more veggies in our diet compared to fast food or other Asian cuisines. This time around we were well rewarded as well trying Dae Jang Gum (which I believe translates into "The long sigh" or "The long 'hmmm'"). My wife ordered the shrimp fried rice while I went with a minced beef thing, the name of which I forgot; both came with a soup (Asian borscht? :-D) two banchans and the main dish - both were nicely done. Now I was a little surprised that my beef thing was accompanied by veggies that were cold-served, but I was OK with it once I was over the 'surprise'. You might want to check before you order, since you can't always tell from the photos displayed. Ditto, spiciness - since Koreans like their heat, many dishes have an element of it, but it's not often the burn-your-esophagus type of heat, at least not by my standard. Those 2 lunches were $9 and $8 respectively, quite economical for what's close to a full meal deal, wouldn't you say?

    Bibimbap to go
    Joseph R.

    Came here as a quickie to go before work...had a bibimbap. Was good but wasn't a filling portion, well worth the 7.99$ and was served within 5 minutes so credit to the servers. Only negatives were that the rice was very crunchy, almost thin and the side of kimchi (Napa cabbage) wasn't flavorful. The radish kimchi was excellent however, rich with flavor and crisp. Will try something else again but you can't beat the price.

    Annie C.

    I can never resist a venture into Super H Mart's food court; After a brief internal debate I decided on Dae Jang Gum. It was the only concession I hadn't eaten at yet plus bibimbap always hits the spot. The bibimbap came out fairly quickly as the food court wasn't too busy, I was pleasantly surprised by how much more food came out with it! There was a tofu soup, rice, and a small selection of various sides including kimchi and pickled vegtables. All for $7.99 (plus tax)! The bibimbap was solid, a very large serving, I wish there was a bit more meat; their bibimbap is primarily veggies - but they have the sauce down! I've had bibimbap better elsewhere, but for the price, this was a great deal!

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    The fish is terrible, the service the lady was so rude and would not change out even though it was terrible and keeps saying it's my fault

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    I go for the cheng guk jang. It's stinky and delicious, just as the gods of stank intended. Their kim bap is good too

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    Stone Bowl House

    4.0
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    1.5 mi
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    Oh yeah! Buford highway is so hard with so many wonderful restaurants. This is a definite stop!…read more So, so so good. Can't go wrong: Seafood pancake Beef bulgogi Chicken type bulgogi Veggies outstanding! Service was great. Top of our return list!

    My family and I have eaten here for years and we just returned on Saturday craving Atlanta's best…read moreKorean food after near non-stop K-Pop Demon Hunters with the kids all Christmas and New Year's break. The Korean food scenes got my wife and I hungry every time! Having been to many of Atlanta's best Korean restaurants over the past decade, Stone Bowl is a clear notch above the rest. The side dishes are just simply better with robust authentic seasoning and unforgettable flavor that leaves you craving for more. The kimchi is spot on for spice but not overwhelming. The potatoes are to die for, cooked to perfection, tender and absorbent of all the nearby flavors. For the first time, we tried the Korean sushi roll (K-Pop Demon Hunters was calling) and it didn't disappoint. Stuffed with fresh cooked bulgogi and veggies, we ate it so fast we were left thinking of Korean sushi rolls had an edge over Japanese sushi rolls! And we also got the poached dumplings for the first time and almost went as fast as the sushi roll. The authentic style of poaching the dumpling made it taste homemade from grandma's kitchen. The sizzling plate of bulgogi was amazingly put down the gullet on top of everything else. Consistently on point and warms the tummy. Service is cordial, but somewhat aloof and distant at times because we would have loved an offer to refill our side dishes, but admittedly they are often busy and we don't go there to expect Michelin dining service levels. We come for the food. Awesome food. And Stone Bowl House will be seeing us again before long.

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    Complimentary side dishes with meal
    Complimentary side dishes with meal
    Complimentary side dishes with meal

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    Yet Tuh

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    1.5 mi
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    Haven't you been Yet Tuh?…read more You should get out more and find these little places that just make eating out magical. Yet Tuh is one of them! We got the seafood pancake, a full side-dish set of banchan, galbi short ribs, something akin to miso soup (that my uncle said was super spicy, but just tasted like plain miso soup to me), and black goat soup which was as spicy as it was red. Everything was fabulous! The food, the location, the people, the ambiance- everything really sold the whole authentic vibe. We'll definitely be back. I'm so down for that savory seafood pancake!

    Yet Tuh is truly a hole in the wall kind of restaurant. This place offers comforting Korean food…read moremade from a small kitchen. It is located behind a bunch of buildings and it can be hard to find, but it is honestly quite popular. There are not a lot of seats inside and there are only a few tables outside, but some people had to wait for a table to open up. It is rather tightly packed inside. All the tables seemed to be run by one lady, at least when I visited, but the food came out fairly quick for the amount of people there versus the single waitress. My friend and I shared the Kimchi Pancake and Fresh Pork Belly. The Kimchi Pancake was huge! There were 8 small to medium sized slices (think pizza size). The pancake had a good crunch and taste, especially when dipped into the complementary sauce. My only complaint would be that it had a lot of onions. I would have preferred more kimchi and flour. The Fresh Pork Belly was good, but I wish it was crisper. We were also fans of the banchan! I liked the kimchi and pickled radish. I think if you are looking Korean food that feels like it was home-cooked with love, then Yet Tuh is the place to go! It has a lot of traditional Korean food such as stews and grilled meats & fish. Also, a lot of the dishes can be shareable.

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    Inside. Dining room on Jan. 10, 2026.
    Inside. Dining room on Jan. 10, 2026.
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    LA Galbi combo @tiffhuangry
    Korean sausage soup - sooooo good

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    Minhwa Spirits

    Minhwa Spirits

    4.4
    (38 reviews)
    0.9 mi

    This place has really come around since the last time we visited about a year ago. Brought some…read morefriends from CA and they really enjoyed it. Really aesthetic looking space with amazing friendly staff with great recs! We ordered a couple drinks - everyone enjoyed what they got, whether it was a beer, soju flight, makgeolli, or cocktail. Can't go wrong with any and feels like there is something for everyone! For food, we enjoyed the cabbage rolls, KFC wings, pan chicken, kimchi fried rice, and rose pasta. Everything was flavorful and well executed - Korean fusion well done. My favorites were the pan chicken and rose pasta! Great spot for a date night or friends.

    Minhwa Spirits is technically a soju distillery, but also serves Korean fusion food and coffee! The…read morecoffee comes from Postern Coffee which is situated inside Minhwa Spirits. There is some space inside to dine in or study, as well as outdoor seating. It has a quirky and eccentric vibe. The service was friendly and quick... food came out super fast! We got the Coconut Ube Latte, KFC Sando, and Hashbrown. I took a bite of the KFC Sando and was blown away at how good it tasted. The chicken was fried to perfection and very meaty. I enjoyed the pickles, which tasted a bit like cucumber kimchi. The spicy mayo was also tasty. Toward the end of my meal, the chicken started tasting a bit too much like meat and it was a bit off putting, but other than that it was still a delicious sandwich. The hashbrown was nothing special. The Coconut Ube Latte was beautifully presented, but it tasted a bit heavy. I think there was too much milk and it ended up tasting like chocolate milk with no hint of ube. Overall, I enjoyed my meal and would come back to try other items on the menu. I also want to try their alcohol!

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    Purp rice bowl with fried chicken bites (lots of parts, filling, pretty)
    Purp rice bowl with fried chicken bites (lots of parts, filling, pretty)
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    Dish Korean Cuisine

    Dish Korean Cuisine

    4.2
    (391 reviews)
    1.4 mi
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    Dish has become my new go-to for Korean. Favs = ANY of the soups or pancakes. But literally never…read morebeen disappointed with any of their other options, so you can't go wrong. They give you a ton of small dishes as you wait (arguably the best part of Korean food) and the servers are super nice about refills.

    The plus side is they still have an extensive menu, prices are reasonable, portions are good -…read morehowever it doesn't quite feel like an authentic Korean restaurant. It seems like maybe the ownership changed b/c the same Korean servers I used to see are not there anymore. When we went, all the servers were non-Asian - very nice though. Also they only offer 4 banchan (most Korean restaurants serve 7 banchan) - only 2 were Korean (kimchi and bean sprouts); the other 2 - macaroni salad and green beans. HAEMUL JJAMPONG KALGUKSU - $16 Noodles were good (not handmade), broth was ok, and seafood comprised squid, mussels (no shell), clams, and 2 shrimp. Other dishes - tried my friends' Chicken Tenders which I found on the bland side. They also got the bulgogi and spicy pork bowls for $13 each - which was just meat, rice, and salad. The plates (vs bowls) might be more interesting. No hurry to come back but nice to know if I'm looking for a Korean spot that isn't crowded, this is the place to go.

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    Char-broiled Angus Short Rib Beef marinated with sweet soy house sauce
    Char-broiled Angus Short Rib Beef marinated with sweet soy house sauce
    Char-broiled Bulgogi Bibimbap with fresh vegetables in hot red pepper paste
    Char-broiled Bulgogi Bibimbap with fresh vegetables in hot red pepper paste
    Charbroiled Rib-Eye beef

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