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Gama at HMart Kakaʻako is one of those spots you stumble on and immediately think, "Oh... this is the real deal." The name Gama means clay cooking pot in Korean, and honestly, that's exactly how the food tastes--slow‑cooked, comforting, and full of the kind of depth you only get from a halmeoni (할머니) or imo fussing over a stove. [[HIGHLIGHT]]Everything here feels like it came straight out of a Korean grandma's kitchen or a tiny street stall in Seoul.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] The Sot Bap Hansang is the star for me--fresh‑cooked rice in a pressure pot with your choice of main and a handful of banchan. It's simple, but it hits in that "you're definitely getting seconds" kind of way. Their bulgogi (beef or pork) is tender and full of flavor, the samgyupsal has that perfect balance of richness and char, and the kimchi jjigae tastes like it's been simmering all day. If you're a noodle person, the mul naengmyeon and bibim naengmyeon are spot‑on--chewy, refreshing, and exactly what you want on a hot Honolulu day. And the soondubu? Cozy, silky, and just spicy enough to wake you up. Nothing here feels watered down or "Hawaiʻi‑style Korean." It's unapologetically Korean in the best way--bold flavors, generous portions, and that unmistakable home‑cooked warmth. You can almost picture Imo in the back telling you to eat more. If you're craving something authentic, comforting, and made with real care, Gama is absolutely worth the stop. Already planning my next round of food.
Located upstairs of Hmart in their food court, there's free parking up to the first hour I believe. [[HIGHLIGHT]]There's plenty of seating in the food court, and different dining options if you want variety.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] Seafood Pancake: - Pros: Nice and crispy, comes out within a couple of minutes. - Cons: Not the best value for the size (~$16) and didn't have many pieces of seafood. Also very oily.
Traditional Korean food in the HMART food court! [[HIGHLIGHT]]Great tucked away food court with upstairs seating. (The whole food court is upstairs).[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] [[HIGHLIGHT]]It looks newly renovated because it's so clean.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] Many restaurants to choose from! This spot is definitely the best noodles, super generous portion sizes. Amazing service. Server was really kind and pleasant, super polite. Parking is a bit difficult here, there is a garage with validated parking but it can get very crowded.
This was a welcomed surprise! We weren't sure what to eat. We walked up to the food hall above H Mart. My hubby came upon Gama, looked at the menu, and he wanted to try the Sot Bap Han Seng, Street Style Pork Bulgogi menu item for $22.99. I was game! While we waited for our meal, I picked up a drink next door at Giovanni's. Our number was called and I walked up to pick up our order. Here comes the wow part. As I approached the counter, I was warned to be careful as the rice pot is steaming hot and the pork is sizzling in its plate! The presentation of this dish was amazing, especially for a take out / food hall type business. Please see video and Live Photos. The ban chan was broccoli, fish cake and Choi sum. All perfectly cooked and seasoned. It was tasty and not salty, which we enjoy. They removed the top of the rice pot and a burst of steam was released. The rice remained very hot throughout our meal. We were impressed. Ordering was fast and food preparation was fresh. The food presentation was awesome. Service: 4/5 stars. The pork bulgogi was hot, sizzling, and very savory and not overly spicy. We consumed all of our meal. Food: 4/5 stars [[HIGHLIGHT]]The ambiance is a food court. Relatively clean. Tables and chairs abound. Noise level is high as the ceilings are high and there are many vendors and people in the food hall.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] 3/5 stars.
I didn't realize HMart has its own food court upstairs. Walked up to check it out and was surprised by the variety of options. Not all of them were open at 4:15pm on a Tuesday, but that still leaves 5 options. Surprisingly 2 of the options are Korean restaurants right next to each other. I looked at Ireh first and was surprised at the prices of their dishes. I would pay those prices if I was dining in somewhere nice, but definitely not for a food court experience. Right next to it is Gama. Being a lousy half-Asian I thought it was a Japanese place and was just glanced at the menu out of curiosity as I was leaving. I saw Kim Chee Jigae and stopped. Taking a closer look it was a Korean place and the prices were more in line with what I would expect. Still on the high side but not outrageously so. I figured worth a try. I ordered the Kim chee jigae from a very happy person at the counter. Her smile was infectious! It was ready fairly quickly. The presentation was far nicer than expected, it was something I could see in a restaurant. In the soup there was a layer of meat under the tofu and it was really hot and decently spicy. Definitely Kim chee! The banchan was seasoned extremely well too. Definitely a solid meal, I found it worth the stop.
Annyeonghasimnikka. Gabsida Hello. Let's go. Craving a hearty, warm soup on a cold night? Get in, drive and hop out to Gama! It is located on the 2nd floor of H-Mart in Kakaako. It is one of my go to for my soon dubu jjigae or tofu soup. For tonight's dinner, I had Buk Chan Dong Soon Dubu Jjigae. It was seafood mixed with ground chicken, soft tofu, zucchini, onions and mixed in a spicy stew. It was served with seasoned spinach, kim chee and rice. I came 30 minutes before closing but the ahjumma or lady was nice and friendly from taking my order. I like coming here because it's like a little food court that provides different places to choose from. You can have your meal and then dessert right after. For me, it's a one stop shop also since you can do grocery shopping, which is on the 1st floor. You can eat first then shop. This will help prevent from over buying or shopping for things you may not need. It really is true when they say that you shouldn't shop when you're hungry or you'll buy things you'll end up regretting lol
Pleasantly surprised by this food court restaurant. Wandered up here just wanting small snack dishes but decided to get the full meal. The set for $22 comes with special pressure cooked rice, barley tea in a cute teapot, 3 banchans and the main dish. You cannot substitute noodles for the rice even though the menu confusingly reads noodles instead of rice. Those are separate dishes. The food isn't fast food so wait patiently. The person at the counter was helpful and patient and friendly. I'm a fan of rice that is on the drier side and this rice was perfect for me. Plenty of food and enjoyed the samgyeopsal (pork belly). The barley tea was so good I went downstairs to look for it but couldn't find it. Don't need to order a separate drink. The jjajangmyeon was pretty decent too. Noodles are a different kind less floury. Overall a good meal and will eat here again when o come to h mart.
This restaurant is located in a food court on the second floor of the HMart Kakaako. So it was an easy choice when we decided to grab lunch after shopping. Menu is clear and service is quick, around 10 minutes to get our order. I ended up getting the jja jang myun and bu dae chigaei, both of which were actually pretty good. It's not always easy to find decent Korean food, but the offerings here were actually pretty decent. Both dishes were hot and seasoned well. The chigae came with rice and banchan so you get a full Korean style meal. Just be aware, if you park for over an hour you'll end up paying for parking. So plan your trip accordingly! But if you're looking for a decent serving of Korean food that's quick, this might hit the spot for you.
Well I paid $18 for this meal and... they're really skimpy on the portions! Nothing about the food was great tbh. The bulgolgi had good flavor but I thought it was nothing special. I'd pay $14 max for what I got.... I also did get takeout, so maybe they give more if you dine-in? I'm just a little disappointed because for something that costs around the same price as Yummy's but gives 1/2 the amount, I assumed it would've been of better quality.
We are in Hawaii. Not in Cali nor NJ, etc. Please do not expect the same quality of Korean dishes as the mainland. Decided to have dinner at the food court while visiting H mart. I wanted something hearty, spicy and budechigae caught my eyes. My other half decided on the sogongdong soondooboo per owner recommendation. It took good 10 minutes for the food to come out. Piping hot. Dooboo had one raw egg cracked in. Very legit. Overall, it was good. Soondooboo was very good! Definitely worth coming back for more.
Small portion sizes for the price but flavor is great! Love the presentation. Spice level is usually a 3/5 for most dishes but you can ask for more spice. Service is fine, you're at a food court/hall. Cater expectations. [[HIGHLIGHT]]Ambiance is meh because of the frequent announcements of peoples order numbers for the whole food hall.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]]
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My friend and I were shopping in HMart and decided to spontaneously grab a drink and something to small to eat with it. [[HIGHLIGHT]]The upstairs of HMart has many different vendors, ranging from food to desserts and drinks. It is basically a food court where you would order and grab your dish at the counter once it is ready.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] You then return the dishware to the proper vendor when you're done. All self serve and seated. He decided on Gama, specifically the beef bulgogi dish they have. [[HIGHLIGHT]]It was a random weekday night so it was pretty dead inside, with a lot of seating and not as much people.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] We grabbed a booth right by the Gama stall and waited. Once it was done, the cashier and I made eye contact and I went over to grab it. I enjoyed the banchan and felt that it really helped to increase the worth of the dish. The bulgogi was okay, it was honestly pretty low quality bulgogi but was just something to eat. With some tender pieces but some others were tough, chewy or overly fatty. I would recommend for anyone to check out the food stall at hmart, maybe not this one in particular but one of the stalls for sure! read more
Located in the 2nd floor food court at HMart, Gama is for the serious korean food eater who can overlook some of its pricing / value. Ordered the pork bulgogi and the military stew. Each dinner included the main (bulgogi or stew) and rice, mac salad, and tofu. The worker at the counter was friendly and the core of each dinner was good but also quite small for the price. It seemed like you were supposed to eat the rice and sides to get full but there really wasn't enough bulgogi to go with the rice. The stew also seemed to be smaller than an off-the-shelf ramyun. Note that the hmart parking structure is quite tight for larger suvs and there is a qr code for parking validation - 1st hr free and then $1/hr up to 4 hrs. read more
3 months ago
Do NOT get the Soon Du Bu soup. This does not taste good. Spicy and tasteless soup broth. Super expensive for what you get! Over $19 for this. Horrible! read more
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5 months ago
I had an amazing experience at this restaurant! The seafood pajeon, bulgogi, and sundubu-jjigae were all delicious, and I also loved their jajangmyeon. The flavors are authentic, and the portions are generous. 既製品じゃないと聞いて、納得のお味です。 ハワイで1番美味しい韓国料理はココ read more
5 months ago
Gama at HMart Kakaʻako is one of those spots you stumble on and immediately think, "Oh... this is the real deal." The name Gama means clay cooking pot in Korean, and honestly, that's exactly how the food tastes--slow‑cooked, comforting, and full of the kind of depth you only get from a halmeoni (할머니) or imo fussing over a stove. [[HIGHLIGHT]]Everything here feels like it came straight out of a Korean grandma's kitchen or a tiny street stall in Seoul.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] The Sot Bap Hansang is the star for me--fresh‑cooked rice in a pressure pot with your choice of main and a handful of banchan. It's simple, but it hits in that "you're definitely getting seconds" kind of way. Their bulgogi (beef or pork) is tender and full of flavor, the samgyupsal has that perfect balance of richness and char, and the kimchi jjigae tastes like it's been simmering all day. If you're a noodle person, the mul naengmyeon and bibim naengmyeon are spot‑on--chewy, refreshing, and exactly what you want on a hot Honolulu day. And the soondubu? Cozy, silky, and just spicy enough to wake you up. Nothing here feels watered down or "Hawaiʻi‑style Korean." It's unapologetically Korean in the best way--bold flavors, generous portions, and that unmistakable home‑cooked warmth. You can almost picture Imo in the back telling you to eat more. If you're craving something authentic, comforting, and made with real care, Gama is absolutely worth the stop. Already planning my next round of food. read more
2 years ago
Located upstairs of Hmart in their food court, there's free parking up to the first hour I believe. [[HIGHLIGHT]]There's plenty of seating in the food court, and different dining options if you want variety.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] Seafood Pancake: - Pros: Nice and crispy, comes out within a couple of minutes. - Cons: Not the best value for the size (~$16) and didn't have many pieces of seafood. Also very oily. read more
1 year ago
My go-to place at Hmart food hall will always be Gama. I absolutely love cold noodles but wanted to try something different. Jajang myeon is my comfort food and I like it here. It's not too oily or heavy. And siding it with the kimchi pancake is so ono. read more
2 years ago
Traditional Korean food in the HMART food court! [[HIGHLIGHT]]Great tucked away food court with upstairs seating. (The whole food court is upstairs).[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] [[HIGHLIGHT]]It looks newly renovated because it's so clean.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] Many restaurants to choose from! This spot is definitely the best noodles, super generous portion sizes. Amazing service. Server was really kind and pleasant, super polite. Parking is a bit difficult here, there is a garage with validated parking but it can get very crowded. read more
This was a welcomed surprise! We weren't sure what to eat. We walked up to the food hall above H Mart. My hubby came upon Gama, looked at the menu, and he wanted to try the Sot Bap Han Seng, Street Style Pork Bulgogi menu item for $22.99. I was game! While we waited for our meal, I picked up a drink next door at Giovanni's. Our number was called and I walked up to pick up our order. Here comes the wow part. As I approached the counter, I was warned to be careful as the rice pot is steaming hot and the pork is sizzling in its plate! The presentation of this dish was amazing, especially for a take out / food hall type business. Please see video and Live Photos. The ban chan was broccoli, fish cake and Choi sum. All perfectly cooked and seasoned. It was tasty and not salty, which we enjoy. They removed the top of the rice pot and a burst of steam was released. The rice remained very hot throughout our meal. We were impressed. Ordering was fast and food preparation was fresh. The food presentation was awesome. Service: 4/5 stars. The pork bulgogi was hot, sizzling, and very savory and not overly spicy. We consumed all of our meal. Food: 4/5 stars [[HIGHLIGHT]]The ambiance is a food court. Relatively clean. Tables and chairs abound. Noise level is high as the ceilings are high and there are many vendors and people in the food hall.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] 3/5 stars. read more
I didn't realize HMart has its own food court upstairs. Walked up to check it out and was surprised by the variety of options. Not all of them were open at 4:15pm on a Tuesday, but that still leaves 5 options. Surprisingly 2 of the options are Korean restaurants right next to each other. I looked at Ireh first and was surprised at the prices of their dishes. I would pay those prices if I was dining in somewhere nice, but definitely not for a food court experience. Right next to it is Gama. Being a lousy half-Asian I thought it was a Japanese place and was just glanced at the menu out of curiosity as I was leaving. I saw Kim Chee Jigae and stopped. Taking a closer look it was a Korean place and the prices were more in line with what I would expect. Still on the high side but not outrageously so. I figured worth a try. I ordered the Kim chee jigae from a very happy person at the counter. Her smile was infectious! It was ready fairly quickly. The presentation was far nicer than expected, it was something I could see in a restaurant. In the soup there was a layer of meat under the tofu and it was really hot and decently spicy. Definitely Kim chee! The banchan was seasoned extremely well too. Definitely a solid meal, I found it worth the stop. read more
2 years ago
Annyeonghasimnikka. Gabsida Hello. Let's go. Craving a hearty, warm soup on a cold night? Get in, drive and hop out to Gama! It is located on the 2nd floor of H-Mart in Kakaako. It is one of my go to for my soon dubu jjigae or tofu soup. For tonight's dinner, I had Buk Chan Dong Soon Dubu Jjigae. It was seafood mixed with ground chicken, soft tofu, zucchini, onions and mixed in a spicy stew. It was served with seasoned spinach, kim chee and rice. I came 30 minutes before closing but the ahjumma or lady was nice and friendly from taking my order. I like coming here because it's like a little food court that provides different places to choose from. You can have your meal and then dessert right after. For me, it's a one stop shop also since you can do grocery shopping, which is on the 1st floor. You can eat first then shop. This will help prevent from over buying or shopping for things you may not need. It really is true when they say that you shouldn't shop when you're hungry or you'll buy things you'll end up regretting lol read more
Pleasantly surprised by this food court restaurant. Wandered up here just wanting small snack dishes but decided to get the full meal. The set for $22 comes with special pressure cooked rice, barley tea in a cute teapot, 3 banchans and the main dish. You cannot substitute noodles for the rice even though the menu confusingly reads noodles instead of rice. Those are separate dishes. The food isn't fast food so wait patiently. The person at the counter was helpful and patient and friendly. I'm a fan of rice that is on the drier side and this rice was perfect for me. Plenty of food and enjoyed the samgyeopsal (pork belly). The barley tea was so good I went downstairs to look for it but couldn't find it. Don't need to order a separate drink. The jjajangmyeon was pretty decent too. Noodles are a different kind less floury. Overall a good meal and will eat here again when o come to h mart. read more
This restaurant is located in a food court on the second floor of the HMart Kakaako. So it was an easy choice when we decided to grab lunch after shopping. Menu is clear and service is quick, around 10 minutes to get our order. I ended up getting the jja jang myun and bu dae chigaei, both of which were actually pretty good. It's not always easy to find decent Korean food, but the offerings here were actually pretty decent. Both dishes were hot and seasoned well. The chigae came with rice and banchan so you get a full Korean style meal. Just be aware, if you park for over an hour you'll end up paying for parking. So plan your trip accordingly! But if you're looking for a decent serving of Korean food that's quick, this might hit the spot for you. read more
5 months ago
1 year ago
Well I paid $18 for this meal and... they're really skimpy on the portions! Nothing about the food was great tbh. The bulgolgi had good flavor but I thought it was nothing special. I'd pay $14 max for what I got.... I also did get takeout, so maybe they give more if you dine-in? I'm just a little disappointed because for something that costs around the same price as Yummy's but gives 1/2 the amount, I assumed it would've been of better quality. read more
3 years ago
We are in Hawaii. Not in Cali nor NJ, etc. Please do not expect the same quality of Korean dishes as the mainland. Decided to have dinner at the food court while visiting H mart. I wanted something hearty, spicy and budechigae caught my eyes. My other half decided on the sogongdong soondooboo per owner recommendation. It took good 10 minutes for the food to come out. Piping hot. Dooboo had one raw egg cracked in. Very legit. Overall, it was good. Soondooboo was very good! Definitely worth coming back for more. read more
2 years ago
Small portion sizes for the price but flavor is great! Love the presentation. Spice level is usually a 3/5 for most dishes but you can ask for more spice. Service is fine, you're at a food court/hall. Cater expectations. [[HIGHLIGHT]]Ambiance is meh because of the frequent announcements of peoples order numbers for the whole food hall.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] read more
Gama a chance to see what they have! Located in the Market Eatery in Kaka'ako H Mart Gama has a great variety of Korean bites and since mom had asked for some Korean food for dinner I just thought this would be the place. Walking up I took my usual pictures of the storefront and menus without knowing there was someone sitting there even while I approach the counter to get a better view of the menu items and she was oblivious I was there for quite a moment. I asked about the "Street Style Pork Bulgogi" ($14.99) and asked if it was spicy and she says kinda spicy but it's the marinated so it couldn't be made milder but decided to give it a try and ordered a dish I've been obsessed with and haven't tried it here yet so it was "Refreshing Mul Naeng Myeon" ($12.99). You're given a number one once your order is ready it will be broadcasted though the central speaker of the restaurant name and number which is a system and my order was packed nice all ready for the transport home. Before that I decided to take some pictures and when I looked at the Pork Bulgogi I wasn't prepared for what I saw...spicy so I gave it a taste and it was pretty spicy...not for me but for the sensitive ones and it was salty and too sauce with barely any pork and the side items was a huge disappointment with four pieces of kimchi cucumbers and nine cloves of pickled garlic..seriously!? I ended up eating a few pieces and threw out the rest...sadly. The Mul Naeng Myeon is packed very nicely separated which I did enjoy at home the noodles was a bit different from other similar dishes I've tried a bit more mushy but the soup is very light and refreshing, though missing that banchan we're all used to know they generously offer was missing the whole meal just missed that mark. Staff wasn't very friendly or attentive and more bored...sigh! read more
1 year ago
Lunch in Kaka'ako, Honolulu, Hawaii... My niece is home from college (Texas), so, I asked her what she wanted to eat for lunch. She chose Korean cuisine. We went to H Mart Food Court in Kaka'ako (on the upper level of the building) because there are several different vendors serving Korean food. She went to the vendor with the spicy, cheesy mochi... Hmmm... I chose GAMA... A new vendor! The woman at the counter may have had English as a second language, but she was efficient enough. I had to point to pictures on the menu to order what I wanted. Maybe my pronunciation wasn't correct? I chose: JinjjaRu Jjajang Myeon (noodles with black bean sauce) with Seoul Style Beef Bulgogi. It came with a side of pickled (yellow) daikon (takuan) - yum! ...and there was a quail egg and julienned cucumber on top of my noodle bowl! I was afraid that the black bean sauce would be salty, but it wasn't! It had some diced onions and cucumbers mixed in. I liked the thin, chewy noodles! The few pieces of beef seemed more like pork belly because it was a bit fatty and chunky - not thin strips. The only downside was the wait. I believe that I ordered before my sister and my niece. They got their meals from other vendors and finished eating before I even got my order. I went to the counter to ask for takeout, but my bowl of noodles appeared at the window. I ate as quickly as I could... ... because our one hour for free covered parking at H Mart was going to expire soon. We ended up paying a dollar for parking - not bad. We had to get our ticket validated at the H Mart cashier. Oh, well... It was nice to catch up with my niece. The H Mart Food Court is spacious and clean. I appreciate the convenient restroom by the elevator. Best wishes for this new business! I'm sure that the speed of food preparation will improve as time goes on! read more
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2 years ago
My favorite place when craving street style pork belly (Samgyeopsal). Located 2nd floor from H-Mart. No one makes it better. Service was friendly and [[HIGHLIGHT]]air conditioned food court.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] [[HIGHLIGHT]]Lots of places to sit.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] Parking can get a little busy during peak hrs. [[HIGHLIGHT]]Kid friendly food court.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] read more
1 year ago
The food is a bit bland but I like how small the portion is since I'm not a heavy eater myself. The service is fast too. read more
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3 years ago
態度悪い。 冷ややか。 値段と見合っていない。 味は普通中の普通。 H martの上にある韓国料理店が多いフードコートで、全体的に全く流行っていない。 Not friendly Cold attitude Overpriced Average taste Old maid who took my order, She didn't explain me about 2 side mean even I asked her what is side dish. And also she was snickering. Photo is Pork belly plate $17.99 (with rice and very small 2 side cucumbers and some sweet one. I don't know that) I'll never go back. read more
2 years ago
I ate at my favorite place...Gama at Hmart Kakaako. I had the Street Style Pork Belly (Samgyeopsal) It had some kimchi cooked on the pork. Delicious read more
2 years ago
2 years ago
I've always wanted to eat at the restaurants on the top floor of H Mart in Kakaako. Today first lunch, my friend and I walked around to check out all of the food establishments and decided on Gama. The young male employee at Gama was the most attentive. I decided on Beef Bulgogi because I have eaten this at other restaurants and have always liked it. I'm do glad that I ordered this dish. The meal comes with kimchee, cucumber, rice and of course the beef. Everything tasted so good and fresh. The beef was soft and tasty. I will definitely want to return to try the other dishes that others in Yelp have said are good. There's lots of tables and they are spread out so you have privacy. Parking is easy. There is public parking garage right there walking distance to H Mart. read more
3 years ago
Decided to checkout the foodcourt above h-mart. Gama is located directly in front of the stairs and after a lap around the food court checking out the other restaurants, I chose to try Gama. I ordered the Jjajangmyeon and seafood pancake. I was pleasantly surprised at the portions, this was definitely enough for two people. read more
2 years ago
We got take out and it was super yummy! We really enjoyed all the different food selections that we got! The supermarket is right downstairs so we were able to grab some soju as well to go with our meal. The sides are super fresh and flavorful - I will try and ask for a whole side order of sides next time too! The aunty working there was friendly. read more
3 years ago
Stopped at Gama because I was craving kimchiJjigae. Met the owner, (I believe she said her name is Sunny, apologies if I got it wrong) and she was absolutely lovely. Told me a delicious dish to try was the street style samgyeopsal (grilled pork belly) and she was right! The meal came out within a few minutes accompanied by four banchan I had never tried before! Sonny shared that the black bean banchan was made by her personally. Everything was super delicious and the service was phenomenal. I felt so warm and happy after my meal & will definitely come back! read more
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3 years ago
parking is H-mart's lot (building next door) plenty of seating at food court upstairs. Ate here twice and food is restaurant quality. Service we quick. Ambiance is comfortable and fun. I love coming here. read more
3 years ago
Delicious food! Ordered samgyeopsal and kimchee stew, was absolutely divine. Expected the samgyeopsal to come with lettuce but it came with a few sides and rice instead, which is totally fine! Will be coming again! read more
2 years ago
My absolute favorite place to eat omg! So so good! The Seoul style bulgogi and the jjajangmyeon are my favorite! So yummy! I highly recommend! read more
3 years ago
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