The food is so delicious. The best Galbi Tang soul ever. The beef box is yummy and great value. The…read moreL.A Kalbi is always a hit. We always start off with the plentiful seafood pancake. Banchan is always fresh and delicious. And they are generous with it. Service is excellent. This is a small mom and pop shop. We always feel welcomed. This is a hidden gem near American Dream Mall.

Came in for an early lunch on a Monday at 11:30 with my parents. I had seen an old menu with lunch…read morespecials but they don't have it anymore, I guess because of COVID. To start, they give each person 4 different banchan plates - kimchi, seaweed, pickled daikon, and soy bean sprouts. It was nice that we each had our individual set. For food, we decided to each order something different, so we could try a little bit of everything. We had: -Japchae - this was a HUGE portion. But, it was a bit too salty. The flavor was good though. They also jam pack it with lots of veggies and beef. I would recommend it but maybe just ask for less salt, if possible. -Beef bibimbap (hot) - not bad but I've had better -Soon tofu with seafood - this was pretty good but it was pretty hot that day so I wasn't really in the mood for a hot bubbling stew Overall, it wasn't bad. It has a smaller menu than most typical Korean restaurants - but that could be a good thing, if you're an indecisive person. I probably won't be back anytime soon since there are so many Korean restaurants nearby (especially Pal Park) that I need to try first. Tip - there is free street parking

Every time we stop by this mall, our go to dining place is this food court and 8 out of 10 we end…read moreup getting most of our meal from Dduk Dabang. I have no idea what it means but one thing for sure we love their dishes. They have 2 ordering kiosks which I really prefer because I have a little bit of anxiety when ordering thru a human ordering system... the pressure is kinda real. This ks a miust try for everyone and just always be curious when it comes to culture and specially with food. 맛있게 드세요.

First time here and had the sweet chili Korean fried chicken rice bowl that was sub-par. The…read more"chicken" was super chewy and hard to eat. Everything else was just ok in the bowl - shredded cabbage, corn, and rice. The best part was the sauce itself. I've honestly could've made a better chicken bowl myself at home...and saved $19. Service was quick waited maybe at most 10 min. Ambience is like any other food court.

Went to Little Sheep Hot Pot at American Dream for lunch with a group of friends from the North…read moreJersey Chamber of Commerce and it was such a good choice. A few of us had been talking about trying it for a while, and it totally lived up to the hype. The vibe inside was welcoming and comfortable, and the whole hot pot experience made lunch feel like something fun and different instead of just a quick meal. We picked a broth and then ordered a bunch of meats, vegetables, and noodles to share. Everything tasted really fresh, and the broth was full of flavor from the start and got even better as we kept cooking. It's the kind of place where you end up trying a little bit of everything, and it's perfect for a group because everyone can customize their own bites. We also appreciated that it didn't feel rushed, even though it was lunchtime. Service was great too. The staff was friendly, checked on us often enough without hovering, and helped explain options for anyone who hadn't done hot pot before. That made a big difference, especially with a bigger group. By the time we finished, we were already talking about coming back. I definitely plan to return soon with my family, and I can also see myself bringing a few colleagues here as well. It's a great spot for catching up, doing a casual group lunch, or just getting a really satisfying meal.

The food was amazing! The service and ambiance was also amazing as well. It was a fancy version of…read morethe hole in the walls I have experienced in the West Coast. In the West Coast, it is AYCE, but the presentation isn't as pretty. I gave it a 4 bc I do feel like the 225.00 price was not justifiable for the amount we got. It's literally about 100.00 cheaper in the West Coast for the same amount.

Probably my least favorite Hmart given its small size, selection and location within American Dream…read moreMall. It probably exists for novelty purposes anyway. This one does have some more cute household items, limited produce and fruit (all packaged in plastic), frozen goods, packaged snacks and some prepared items like lobster rolls and sushi. The latter seems to sell out throughout the day. I suppose this makes sense as you're likely not doing a full grocery run at this mall. You're charged extra for a .99 grocery bag so bring your own. Stop in after you go to the Hmart Food Court and get a bite to eat. Accessed most conveniently through parking lot A.

Another day another dessert to try. So many choices so we decided to try out one of their Soufflé…read moreroll, there was so many different ones on the shelves but we decided to try the chocolate one. the cream to cake ratio was nice and the price was good too. The great thing about this Hmart is they have their food stands right outside so eating in the spot or taking it home is two options everyone needs when getting food.

THE GOOD ----------------…read more+ Plenty of Asian food vendors to choose from! 10ish from my count, including Tous de Jous and Gong Cha at the entrance. ++++ Food vendors include BBQ Chicken, Don Don Curry, Sang's Tofu and K-BBQ, Jeong's Noodle, Wok Bar, Gold Miss and many more. + All of the food from the vendors are reasonably priced at $10-$25, with the more expensive entrees being EASILY shareable amongst 2-3 people. Some have Grab and Go sections too. + They have a big retail area to the side that sells stationary, accessories and lifestyle products - beware of letting your young kids into it because you might leave a few bucks light in your wallet! + PLENTY of tables and seats inside, even when crowded. + Right across from the hugeee H Mart food market. THE NOT SO GOOD ---------------------------- - Nada. MIXED THOUGHTS --------------------------- = Nada. RANDOM OBSERVATIONS -------------------------------------- = Recently dined in on a Friday evening from 6-7:30 PM and it was prettty busy inside, but still had a lot of open tables. The mall DOES get crazy crowded on Saturday evenings, so can imagine the same happening in the H Mart Food Hall as well during peak lunch and dinner dining times.

My cousins from Canada visited for the first time and wanted to try Korean corn dogs. I forget the…read morename of the exact stall but I ordered two corn dogs and although they took a little while to be prepared, they tasted pretty good. I will warn that the batter is a bit thick so I heavily advise you eat over the container so it doesn't drop off the stick and onto the floor. The hotdog or sausage they used tasted better than the cheese too (in my opinion). And I love that right outside there is a plethora of sauces you can drizzle on top! Ordering was done via a self service kiosk too and then you took a little buzzer that went off when your order was ready which was cute.

The eatery is located next to the market within the American Dream mall. Any chance I get to hit up…read moreH Mart shops and food halls, I do it. This location is in the top 5 of all H Mart food halls I have been to. The choices of food vendors is almost limitless. Not only can you get Asian fare at this location but French as well. We had banh-mi sandwiches and tarts. Talk about a winning combo! Love this location.

If you don't know, H-marts are more known for their food halls. Not all H-mart food halls are have…read morethe same vendors. This one in particular had something that I never noticed in all other H-mart halls, it had booze! So if you are looking for a vast selection of yummy Asian eatery and booze while you shop til you drop at American Dream mall then you've come to the right place.

Boom boom is my go to food spot whenever I don't know what to eat and then remember how good their…read moreKFC is! They have an awesome and affordable lunch special which includes 6 wings and 2 sides or if you miss that timing, you can get it for dinner which comes with an extra wing and a little higher price. Service is good and the workers are friendly.

Ordered: 4W - 20pc Boneless & Wings (~$24): half soy…read moregarlic/spicy with pickled radish Sweet Potato Fries (~$6) Aya's take: I love me some Korean fried chicken! After a long day out, we decided to swing by for dinner and for ~$30 total, this was great value for 2 people. The boneless and regular wings weren't big or meaty but considering the quantity, it's more than enough to get you full. I liked both flavors but leaned more towards the soy garlic. The Sweet Potato Fries were super addicting. The crunchiness on the outside, softness on the inside, and slight sweetness went so well with the wings. I also loved the pickled radish as a palette cleanser. Overall, super satisfying!

I have been meaning to try Pora Ramen at American Dream for a while. The dishes on the outside…read morelooked delicious. The ramen did not take long to be ready. There is a long bench inside where you can wait for your food. The area looked clean. I got the curry ramen. I did not find it to be spicy at all. It comes with pork, green onions, bean sprouts, egg, corn. I would say that this is average for a food court meal. I would have liked more flavor and spicy but the warm broth was perfect for a cold day.

TLDR: Food court ramen is a coin flip. This place leans toward good, but I won't actively look for…read moreit, even if I'm in the area. Black Tonkotsu Ramen: I think the thing I liked the most about this it is the noodle. It's firm but chewy and you get a respectable amount of it. The egg had a bit of a green band, but I'm not gonna complain about it. The broth is different from most black tonkotsu ramens that I've had, but it's not amazing. The chashu was the 2nd best thing in the bowl. It may not have tasted different from your everyday ramen, but there is something nice about doing the basics well. Generally, this is good enough to try. Service: I ordered by tablet. Paid on the card reader attached to the tablet. Got my food 10 minutes later. Not much service to talk about. Ambiance: The store looked nice. You're there to order and get your food. You dine in the many available tables in the dining area.