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    Hot Stone BBQ

    3.3 (9 reviews)

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    Gary M.

    I had the bulgogi combo with the pork sundubu which cost me around $30. The wait for the food was a while but at least I knew it was cooking up freshly. To my surprise, the bulgogi was full of cabbage and carrots, not to my liking. The sundubu had pieces of pork but lacked any flavor or spice at all. I hope this place improves so we can enjoy some good Korean food before shopping at H Mart in the future.

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    Amira I.

    I have high standards when it comes to Korean food and it was quite disappointing compared to my Korean food restaurants at the other HMart food court in Edison. The garnishes were. Limited to just kimchi cucumber. The rice was a good size for side but tofu soup with beef was scarce on beef servings. I was still hungry after and no way to order additional meat it was only platters and no a la carte. Service was rushed and no one was waiting behind me. Ambiance quite crowded food court and very limited seating.

    Chastity R.

    Nothing to write home about but it hits the spot when you want soup on a chilly day. Got the tofu stew with pork & ramen. Good but not impressive. Could've made it at home but since i was out, this was it. Service was fast but I felt rushed by the one who took my order. There was nobody on line behind me so I don't understand the rush. Price point was good.

    Bulgogi Bibimbap and Small Tofu combo

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    2 years ago

    soup no taste but the bibimbap is good . Inprove your food please take care of real corean food no just imitation

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    The food is really good, and the prices are very reasonable for the quality and portions. It's easy…read moreto understand why this place gets so busy. We actually couldn't get a seat on our last visit because the restaurant was completely packed. This time, we came around 2 PM and it was still about 80-90% full. The food is comforting, flavorful, and feels very authentic -- the kind of Korean neighborhood restaurant that locals go to regularly. It's loud over here. Order the combo if it's your 1st visit. So you can try their sul lung tang and grilled fish. Good food, good value, and clearly a neighborhood favorite. Definitely worth coming back, but I'd recommend avoiding peak hours if you don't want to wait.

    There is a reason why this place is my go to place for OG Korean food…read more Authentic, flavorful, genuine and generous; they serve some of the best food in the area. There is always a wait, and clientele is a mix of older Korean looking for taste of home (like me) and new younger crowd who knows a good thing when they taste it. We ordered, pigs feet (everyone gets it, it's their signature dish), pork neck casserole (they don't skimp, lots of meat chunks and good flavors from wild sesame), bone broth soup/grilled fish combo (also a crowd favorite) and bulgogi in broth (it pleased our finicky eater, and they served a lot of meat instead of fillers). Kimchi sides were a mix of aged deep/sour kind (right up my alley). As for other comments about the 'bland' bone broth, it's supposed to be bland and they give you a number of condiments to suit your taste. It's BYOB, so bring your beer soju or somaks and join the crowd. Priced fair and with generous portions. We will be back again.

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