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Narrow Street 512 is located inside the Market Eatery at H-Mart. The chefs have been in business since the late 90s and also have a restaurant in Dallas, where they started out. Before coming to the States, they ran several restaurants in Korea. This is enough to tell you that you're getting some of the most authentic food out there. I truly believe the cold noodle dishes rival any you can find. The spicy cold noodles & pork are a simple dish that gives total comfort food vibes. I really love the fried beef udon. The beef, noodles, and vegetables are enough for two people to share. I like the ease of ordering and being notified when the food is ready. Efficient, friendly, and most of all good tasting food.
Good food fast. Narrow Street serves flavorful hearty portions of Korean food. I ordered the 얼큰우동 Spicy Seafood Udon from the lovely lady at the counter. [[HIGHLIGHT]]I do like the seating area next to the counter, especially if one is not in the mood to search for a table in the center of the food court.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] Thank goodness its in HMart because I needed to walk around to digest the meal. The Spicy Seafood Udon is flavorful with a good balance of spice, a good amount of udon and vegetables. The broth is light and clean. Btw, I was shocked to pay $1 for a bottle beer at the beverage section in the food court.
Nothing on the menu really struck out at me but i decided to try cold noodles which was a good choice for the summer. The spicy cold noodles came out pretty good. It kind of tastes familiar to the cold seasoned asian flank & brisket. The only downside of this dish is that it came with only one slice of meat. It also had quite a build up of spicy. You won't feel it till several bites in. So great for the spicy people that aren't trying to cool down. But overall good flavor. You do get a good sized meal for the price
The place is tucked at the end of the food court at HMart. We had Kimchi jjigae and Spicy Cold Noodle. Kimchi Jiggae (kimchi stew) was pretty solid on the flavor, but a little conservative on meats I had maybe 2 or 3 small pieces of pork in it. Flavor was really nice though. Spicy Cold Noodles were pretty tasty too, great noodle texture and spice, but also very small amount of meat. The spice builds up gradually, so it might be a bit much by the end. The banchan was pretty good too, I really like their radishes. The lady at the counter was really nice and answered my questions and gave us to go containers later. [[HIGHLIGHT]]It was very busy so it was a bit of a challenge to find a seat at the food court[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]].
Narrow Street 512 is located in the back of the food court at HMart. This restaurant serves traditional Korean cuisine in Austin. The owners have experience running restaurants in Korea and I would classify this as authentic Korean cuisine. You place your order at the counter and are given a buzzer to alert when your food is ready to be picked up. The menu board displays a visual of most of the menu options and it is very appealing to see what you will be getting. They offer Korean BBQ dishes, udon, soup and cold noodle. My favorite thing to order is the cold noodle Nengmyeon served in a cold & icy broth that is savory, tangy, slightly sweet, and very refreshing. The broth is made of a mixture of a lightly seasoned beef broth and Dongchimi brine. The noodles are made of buckwheat, arrowroot, and/or potato starch. It has other ingredients like sliced cucumbers, Korean pickled radish, crushed sesame seeds, hard boiled egg, asian pear and a slice of beef. I usually add some imitation crab from HMart to the dish for the perfect amount of protein, but was informed that this is not a Korean thing to do. They place the cold noodle bowl on a tray and serve it with vinegar and mustard. I never add any of these condiments but just enjoy the broth as is. When finished, you can return your dishes and tray to a shelf. It is a good portion size of food and usually take some home to enjoy later. Will keep returning in the future for my favorite cold noodle dish and hope to try some of the other items on their menu.
Excellent choice from Hmart fast food with my kids! Well big kids. We had the hangover soup, spicy pork udon and the oyster soup. The owner lady was so pleasant and nice he welcomed my sons who were visiting I love the customer service too!!! [[HIGHLIGHT]]Clean and very efficient![[ENDHIGHLIGHT]]
I got pulled in by the photo on their web site of the spicy seafood udon soup but pulled an audible while in line and got the seafood fried udon instead. It was good, but I wish I tried what I came for instead. [[HIGHLIGHT]]Really enjoyed the Asian food court experience that Narrow Street 512 was part of.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] [[HIGHLIGHT]]Enjoyed my meal at the counter while people watching.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] Need to go back and order more cuz the pictures make it all look pretty good!
If you are a seafood lover but never tried Narrow Street 512 Spicy seafood udon soup you are seriously missing out! The seafood broth is so rich and complex flavors! It's the ocean bursting in your mouth. The udon is the perfect amount of chewiness and spring! Octopus, mussels, shrimp, cabbage, and all sort of nuggets of treasure in this bowl. Seriously is the perfect eats for a cold day or a meal to not feel guilty over. This is my second time trying this dish and every time I am just blown away the consistency of the flavor they were able to extract out of the seafood. You can order it to the spice level you prefer. No spice, mild, medium, & spicy. I chose mild and it wasn't spicy. It was perfect for me. You order at the shop then they provide you a beeper to let you know when your food is ready. It took about 10-15 mins for the food to be ready when I ordered. That's a Friday during lunch rush. Do I recommend this place? Yes! Calling all the udon, soup, and seafood lovers to try this dish! Highly recommend this dish. I haven't tried their cold noodles yet but that's coming next when I visit again!
There is never a wrong choice when it comes to getting a meal from Narrow Street. The prices are amazing for the amount of food you get and the side dishes are so flavorful. My favorite thing to get here depends on the season but it's either their naemyung(cold noodles in a vinegar broth with veggies and meat), or the hangover soup. Their sizzling hot plates are good don't get me wrong but their soups are a nice warm(or cold) hug. The hangover soup has huge chunks of meat that fall off of the bone. It's so tender and has such a rich flavor. There are chives, perilla leaf(I think), and kimchi in there that are also super tasty. Would definitely recommend coming here and giving them a try next time you're shopping at HMART
Came for a quick dinner because one of us was really craving hot kimchi soup. We found what we were looking for and more! We opted for the kimchi soup and the vegetarian stir-fried udon. The seasoning for the kimchi stew was a bit on the heavier side, but overall, it was an okay stew--definitely a top option on a cold night! The vegetarian udon came out on a pretty big plate and was hearty too! The flavor was decent, and it was just a nice vegetarian option to have. We also ordered two sides of kimchi for $1 each. It's a pretty affordable price, but unfortunately, the kimchi wasn't what we expected--it wasn't really spicy, nor did it pack the fermented taste we usually expect from kimchi. [[HIGHLIGHT]]The sitting area is set up pretty nicely, a good place for groups of friends to try different dishes together![[ENDHIGHLIGHT]]
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4 months ago
3 months ago
Located inside HMART food court Right next to the restrooms at the far back Service was easy and quick [[HIGHLIGHT]]It's rustling and bustling so it's quite loud and busy. But very convenient.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] We ordered the ox knee bone soup. The soup was great and had lots of meat in it! I was surprised by how many different side dishes it came with because usually food court meals come with bare minimum. I would highly recommend this place - the location is kind of hidden in comparison to the other stalls with bright signs so I can see why people end up eating the other places tha this spot. read more
Narrow Street 512 is located inside the Market Eatery at H-Mart. The chefs have been in business since the late 90s and also have a restaurant in Dallas, where they started out. Before coming to the States, they ran several restaurants in Korea. This is enough to tell you that you're getting some of the most authentic food out there. I truly believe the cold noodle dishes rival any you can find. The spicy cold noodles & pork are a simple dish that gives total comfort food vibes. I really love the fried beef udon. The beef, noodles, and vegetables are enough for two people to share. I like the ease of ordering and being notified when the food is ready. Efficient, friendly, and most of all good tasting food. read more
Good food fast. Narrow Street serves flavorful hearty portions of Korean food. I ordered the 얼큰우동 Spicy Seafood Udon from the lovely lady at the counter. [[HIGHLIGHT]]I do like the seating area next to the counter, especially if one is not in the mood to search for a table in the center of the food court.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] Thank goodness its in HMart because I needed to walk around to digest the meal. The Spicy Seafood Udon is flavorful with a good balance of spice, a good amount of udon and vegetables. The broth is light and clean. Btw, I was shocked to pay $1 for a bottle beer at the beverage section in the food court. read more
Nothing on the menu really struck out at me but i decided to try cold noodles which was a good choice for the summer. The spicy cold noodles came out pretty good. It kind of tastes familiar to the cold seasoned asian flank & brisket. The only downside of this dish is that it came with only one slice of meat. It also had quite a build up of spicy. You won't feel it till several bites in. So great for the spicy people that aren't trying to cool down. But overall good flavor. You do get a good sized meal for the price read more
11 months ago
The place is tucked at the end of the food court at HMart. We had Kimchi jjigae and Spicy Cold Noodle. Kimchi Jiggae (kimchi stew) was pretty solid on the flavor, but a little conservative on meats I had maybe 2 or 3 small pieces of pork in it. Flavor was really nice though. Spicy Cold Noodles were pretty tasty too, great noodle texture and spice, but also very small amount of meat. The spice builds up gradually, so it might be a bit much by the end. The banchan was pretty good too, I really like their radishes. The lady at the counter was really nice and answered my questions and gave us to go containers later. [[HIGHLIGHT]]It was very busy so it was a bit of a challenge to find a seat at the food court[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]]. read more
Narrow Street 512 is located in the back of the food court at HMart. This restaurant serves traditional Korean cuisine in Austin. The owners have experience running restaurants in Korea and I would classify this as authentic Korean cuisine. You place your order at the counter and are given a buzzer to alert when your food is ready to be picked up. The menu board displays a visual of most of the menu options and it is very appealing to see what you will be getting. They offer Korean BBQ dishes, udon, soup and cold noodle. My favorite thing to order is the cold noodle Nengmyeon served in a cold & icy broth that is savory, tangy, slightly sweet, and very refreshing. The broth is made of a mixture of a lightly seasoned beef broth and Dongchimi brine. The noodles are made of buckwheat, arrowroot, and/or potato starch. It has other ingredients like sliced cucumbers, Korean pickled radish, crushed sesame seeds, hard boiled egg, asian pear and a slice of beef. I usually add some imitation crab from HMart to the dish for the perfect amount of protein, but was informed that this is not a Korean thing to do. They place the cold noodle bowl on a tray and serve it with vinegar and mustard. I never add any of these condiments but just enjoy the broth as is. When finished, you can return your dishes and tray to a shelf. It is a good portion size of food and usually take some home to enjoy later. Will keep returning in the future for my favorite cold noodle dish and hope to try some of the other items on their menu. read more
We just luv Narrow St. We thoroughly enjoy all their offerings. My seafood bowl fed me to a full filling level twice. The broth was better the 2nd day. You can easily split and entrees. But there is no fun in that! Ask for extra spice/heat on the side. read more
8 months ago
Excellent choice from Hmart fast food with my kids! Well big kids. We had the hangover soup, spicy pork udon and the oyster soup. The owner lady was so pleasant and nice he welcomed my sons who were visiting I love the customer service too!!! [[HIGHLIGHT]]Clean and very efficient![[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] read more
I got pulled in by the photo on their web site of the spicy seafood udon soup but pulled an audible while in line and got the seafood fried udon instead. It was good, but I wish I tried what I came for instead. [[HIGHLIGHT]]Really enjoyed the Asian food court experience that Narrow Street 512 was part of.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] [[HIGHLIGHT]]Enjoyed my meal at the counter while people watching.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] Need to go back and order more cuz the pictures make it all look pretty good! read more
8 months ago
If you are a seafood lover but never tried Narrow Street 512 Spicy seafood udon soup you are seriously missing out! The seafood broth is so rich and complex flavors! It's the ocean bursting in your mouth. The udon is the perfect amount of chewiness and spring! Octopus, mussels, shrimp, cabbage, and all sort of nuggets of treasure in this bowl. Seriously is the perfect eats for a cold day or a meal to not feel guilty over. This is my second time trying this dish and every time I am just blown away the consistency of the flavor they were able to extract out of the seafood. You can order it to the spice level you prefer. No spice, mild, medium, & spicy. I chose mild and it wasn't spicy. It was perfect for me. You order at the shop then they provide you a beeper to let you know when your food is ready. It took about 10-15 mins for the food to be ready when I ordered. That's a Friday during lunch rush. Do I recommend this place? Yes! Calling all the udon, soup, and seafood lovers to try this dish! Highly recommend this dish. I haven't tried their cold noodles yet but that's coming next when I visit again! read more
1 year ago
There is never a wrong choice when it comes to getting a meal from Narrow Street. The prices are amazing for the amount of food you get and the side dishes are so flavorful. My favorite thing to get here depends on the season but it's either their naemyung(cold noodles in a vinegar broth with veggies and meat), or the hangover soup. Their sizzling hot plates are good don't get me wrong but their soups are a nice warm(or cold) hug. The hangover soup has huge chunks of meat that fall off of the bone. It's so tender and has such a rich flavor. There are chives, perilla leaf(I think), and kimchi in there that are also super tasty. Would definitely recommend coming here and giving them a try next time you're shopping at HMART read more
First time here with friends. I enjoyed my spicy seafood udon, didn't think it was very spicy, the spicy squid basically had the same flavor as udon but the squid was very tender. Others enjoyed their cold noodle, one with and without soup. read more
1 year ago
Came for a quick dinner because one of us was really craving hot kimchi soup. We found what we were looking for and more! We opted for the kimchi soup and the vegetarian stir-fried udon. The seasoning for the kimchi stew was a bit on the heavier side, but overall, it was an okay stew--definitely a top option on a cold night! The vegetarian udon came out on a pretty big plate and was hearty too! The flavor was decent, and it was just a nice vegetarian option to have. We also ordered two sides of kimchi for $1 each. It's a pretty affordable price, but unfortunately, the kimchi wasn't what we expected--it wasn't really spicy, nor did it pack the fermented taste we usually expect from kimchi. [[HIGHLIGHT]]The sitting area is set up pretty nicely, a good place for groups of friends to try different dishes together![[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] read more
1 month ago
Stir fried udon and udon soup are a must at Narrow Street 512. Our favorites are C1 and C3. The portion is generous and packed with lots of protein and udon. The stir fried one is cooked to perfection - the udon is well cooked with a nice chewiness to it, the vegetables just kiss the pan so it adds a nice crunch to the dish, the seafood is rich in flavor. All is tossed in umami seasonings and chili powder, giving a nice kick. The soup version will warm your heart and your soul. If you don't request any specific level of spice, it will be regular and it IS spicy. You can ask to make it less spicy or more spicy. Udon is also perfectly cooked in the hot broth without being mushy even though the heat is well kept in the stainless steel bowl. The stir fried udon with beef bulgogi is not my favorite as the meat is more on the sweeter side. They also have other soup options and stir fried or grilled meat served with rice and a couple of side dishes, but the udon keeps calling my name when I get there. This place is definitely a gem at Hmart Market Eatery! read more
Hands down the best spicy pork bulgogi in town, but beef rib soup(갈비탕) is really hit or miss. The broth is always decent but the beef is tough and a bit blend sometimes. Also, they don't give you the dipping sauce here for the beef rib soup unless you ask for it, which is very weird. In Korea, the soy sauce+wasabi based dipping sauce always comes with Beef rib soup cause it can really elevate the flavor of the beef. read more
For my first time Korean food experience, their food was great! They are located in H-Mart within the food court alongside many other restaurants , but [[HIGHLIGHT]]there was something very inviting about this corner restaurant's ambiance[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] - the food is presented sizzling hot and fresh, and the friendly staff made my order less spicy to my liking. Worth a try if you're here. Rating 4.5 read more
1 year ago
8 months ago
If you go by H Mart then be sure to check out Narrow Street 512 in the food court. It is one of the several vendors located here and specializes in Korean soups. I had ordered the spicy Beef Rib Soup (Galbi Tang). It same with rice and Kimchee. The soup had quite a bit of meat that was meaty, soft, and easy to pull off the bone. When you order they give you a notification fob so they can buzz you when the food is ready. So pretty mysch self service to include bringing back your dishes when you are through. [[HIGHLIGHT]]The food court has many tables. Chairs and stools through out.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] Narrow Street 512 offers good food in a fast food environment. read more
6 months ago
6 months ago
The menu has photos and descriptions in English and Korean. You order with an alpha number code. The food was so fresh and flavorful. We specifically came here after being sick for a week to use bone broth soup and spices to burn off any lingering sickness. Their food fed my soul. 10/10 coming back and often. read more
this is by far my favorite place in the hmart food court. i highly recommend the spicy fried pork udon. its the perfect level of spicy and the pork is delicious. the portion size is perfect but slightly on the pricey end for how much meat you get. will always come here and get the same dish tho! service is friendly and fast. [[HIGHLIGHT]]lots of seating the food court but can get easily crowded during busy hours.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] read more
Best Korean soup (gomtang)! [[HIGHLIGHT]]The shop is located inside the H Mart food court towards the back corner.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] You walk up to the window, place your order and receive your pager. They do not sell any drinks, so you can walk to the nearby stall to order drinks while you wait for your food. I have not tried the other dishes since this is my favorite dish I order each time I visit. Soup comes very hot with a bowl of rice and some sides. So good especially on a rainy day or after a hangover. read more
Entering H-Mart from the dedicated food court entrance, you'll typically notice a seasonal display, with Tous les Jours to your right, and a sushi stall to your left. Venturing further in, tucked away by the bathrooms and hair salon is a little place called Narrow Street 512. This place serves up soups, cold noodles, and meat on blue plastic trays, and it even has its own dedicated food tray return rack. Peruse the menu for a while, and you'll notice they offer "combos"--request to pair a soup or cold noodle dish with a platter of meat, and soon you'll be given a pager for food retrieval after payment once your order is taken, counterserve style. One quaint day, I had a hankering for some chill; I sought out a cold noodle dish and spicy pork combo. I received just that--a bowl of cold noodles and a plate of spicy pork sitting atop a blue tray; the tray also featured a pair of chopsticks and a napkin, but no spoon. More importantly, the platter contained no banchan, not even any kimchi in a plastic sauce cup. Was this place really a Korean restaurant in an H-Mart food court? The refreshing cold noodles satisfied the chill. Except for the lack of a spoon. On the other hand, the spicy pork was nothing particularly interesting. It was mostly salty and lacked heat and other flavor. I would skip their spicy pork next time, and save stomach space for something more worthwhile. read more
2 years ago
Part Three of my H-Mart weekend journey with an updated review... My partner and I also ordered from this eatery too! Osam Bulgogi is an abbreviated name for Ojingeo Samgyeopsal Bulgogi. This dish originates from Gangneung, which is an area on the east coast of Korea and is a municipal city of Gangwon-do province. Bulgogi is typically prepared from beef, although pork or chicken are more common in some parts of Korea. A variety of different cuts are used, depending on the region and price. When beef is used, sirloin and ribeye are two very common choices. Similar to beef, pork bulgogi will often utilize pork belly due to its tenderness. Spicy squid and pork stir-fry or Osam bulgogi is a popular Korean dish. This has a wonderful combination of the surf and turf flavors - spicy and garlicky gochujang sauce with a hint of sweetness that brings everything oh so well together. The best part about this dish is the bulgogi sauce. The dish was accompanied by rice and a small ramekin of kimchi. Both the beef and squid were abundant in this dish. The heat from the sauce, jalapenos, and green onion added a 'crunchy' layer of spice. The kimchi was less than pleasing as it lacked heat, but that was overlooked as this was offered as a standard side. read more
We ordered the hangover (B1) dish from the recommendation of the cashier and it did not disappoint! It was a spicy hot soup which I believe was with beef or ox tail. The meat was really tender and had nice soften collagen connective tissue. The meal comes with a side of seaweed, kimchi, and white rice. All was really good and we weren't even hungover! read more
1 year ago
3 years ago
Narrow Street 512 is located inside H-Mart. The seafood noodle soup is alright. The udon noodles are cooked well but I felt like there wasn't enough seafood flavor or seafood. They also do not offer water. read more
Go to spot inside H-Mart! Food: Spicy Seafood Udon Stir Fried: One word. DELICIOUS. There's shrimp, muscles, and squid stir fried with cabbage and carrots. The veggies are still crunch yet flavorful. Spicy Seafood Udon Soup: A HUGE bowl. Flavorful broth with plenty of seafood. I have tried their beef stir-fried udon as well. It was flavorful but not my favorite simply because I like the spicy one more. Their soup and grilled meat dishes come in a very small portion so I don't justify the price for the size Service: Straightforward. They give you a buzzer and you can come get your tray when it is ready. Vibe: Hmart vibe. Kpop music. Superb! read more
I was really excited to try this dish because I was starving and I have so many good memories of it. I felt disappointed by it. While it was flavorful, it just didn't hit the spot. I expected there to be more seafood. It was spicy and oily. While it satisfied my craving, it was not memorable. read more
Whenever I end up eating at the Hmart Food Court, I almost always find myself eating at Narrow Street 512! I usually get the cold naengmyun to fight the Texas heat. And I love that you can customize how much mustard oil or vinegar you want. But their other options are delicious too. Like the stir fried udon! The noodles are still bouncy, it's not too spicy, and they don't skimp on the seafood! read more
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