About a 10-15 walk from the 7 train is northern King dumpling conventiently located on Northern…read more I came for the dumplings but was told by the lady that it would take 15min and I was willing to wait but her body language was don't wait and get one of the buns which were ready. I got a kimchi bun for $3.50. Steamy hot, tasty. Won't repeat but need to come for the dumplings next time. Seating inside. Unclear if you need to tip

We ordered some fresh steamed buns and a pack of frozen dumplings. I can at least say the steamed…read morebuns were great and very filling (they are priced at $3.50). They close at 8pm, and we came at 7:20, so they weren't making any fresh orders of dumplings - only offering the frozen ones to buy. The shrimp dumplings are more expensive - at $34 for 50. The pork and chive are $28 for 50.

I just spent a good amount of time posting a very detailed review but Yelp has flagged it for…read moreRemoval. No idea why - and I'll contact them but in the meantime, now that I'm not going to spend another 30 minutes to rewrite my review - a short and sweet summary! We just tried this place for the first tome yesterday and we loved it! The service was courteous and warm, and prices are reasonable for great portions. When I get a chance I'll add more details (or maybe I'll get Yelp to approve my original review somehow!) They offer a selective menu of some very staple korean street market foods like Tteukboki (Spicy Rice Cakes), Kimbob (Rice Rolls), TweeGyim (Fried Fritters), Fish Taiyaki (Red Bean filled pastries), Dumplings and also, the two things we tried - Soondae (Korean Blood Sausage) and Jokbak (Pig's Feet) which were both excellent! We will definitely be returning to try their other menu items!

I looked all over the internet for the menu for this place. It's in a mall with Hmart so, I assumed…read moreit was readily available but I couldn't find any so, I knew I had to post one for all my fellow Yelpers! I didn't expect this place to be as good as it was. This location has bad juju because I think this is the 3rd or 4th restaurant to take over this spot. In any case, enjoy the menu photos I took (while the server stared at me) and some of the to-go food pics! When I went to place an order, it was empty. I came back after grocery shopping at Hmart and there were 3 groups of people waiting for their food. You can watch them make the food so, you know it just came out of the fryer or kitchen. Oh and they have a POS outside so you can order there if you don't want to deal with humans (LOL). I ordered the King Size Dumpling in both flavors. I didn't have the meat & vegetable dumpling but my husband said it had standard flavors -- nothing out of this world. The kimchi was spicy and sour-y which is what I look for in a good kimchi dumpling but I did miss a bit more seasoning. The boongeo bbang (fish-shaped pastry) was really good! A lot of vanilla flavoring, light but a lot of red bean paste inside. The Seed Hotteok (minimum order of 2) was really good. I snapped a photo of eating one in the car. I want to try the cheese one on my next visit! Sashimi Rice Bowl - this wasn't on the menu but they have a small sushi section when you first walk in. Definitely worth checking out for the sashimi/sushi of the day! Perilla Seed Noodles - I got this for my kids but I ended up really liking it. These types of noodle dishes really taste better eating it at the spot but I still liked the flavor, all the vegetables and the crushed perilla seeds they topped the soup off with. Very savory and deep flavors. Spicy Rice Cakes - I am just not a fan of this dish. I don't know why I thought I would like it but when I took leftovers to work, they even said it wasn't great. I guess I ordered it because I thought it would go great with the Assorted Tempura -- this was the star of the meal. My kids and husband really liked this and nearly finished the whole thing! It came with seaweed mari, tempura pumpkin, potato, crab sticks, meat-filled peppers, etc. You can feed an army with the Small, no need to get the Medium (unless you're hungry and a big eater but even then, I think you're good with the Small). Definitely check out if you're craving some Korean snack foods (bunsik).

Vegetables. That's what we were looking for…read more Eight Beautitudes is a Korean food stall located in the basement food court of the New World Mall which is open 10am-10pm. We ordered their Bibimbab hot stone beef $16 and were happy to have a hit of vegetables on our vacation in New York. We got one order Bibimbab and some dumplings from Liu Liu Sheng Jian, and shared. It is a food court. We busted our own table.

The tteokboki was definitely yum. I think it was a touch sweet for my tastes but I still enjoyed…read moreit. I had to save some for later as the portion is pretty big. Perfect for sharing! I also liked that they had those buzzers to let you know when your food was ready. The food court is packed so it made it easy to know when my food was ready without having to keep my ears peeled for my order number. The food came out quick too (~10ish minutes).

A very healthy bowl of hot stone pot bibimbap! Lots of veggies (no more mushrooms sadly) and a…read moresmall bowl of cabbage soup on the side. They provide pretty big portions so this is a good filling meal to have on a cold winter day! I would say don't expect scorched rice on the bottom or even being able to scrape it as we're only given plastic spoons.

Hello rice cakes! Wonjo Tofu House is located inside Queens Crossing right where the bustling foot…read moretraffic flows through at the far end of the food court. This place offers traditional Korean lunch items like bulgogi, tofu stew, pancakes along with all sorts of little side dishes. I think we probably passed by here a few times until my sister's bf pointed out he never had a Korean rice cake before. Say no more! Tteokbokki- Delicious, chewy rice cakes in a spicy chili sauce with hints of sweetness. After popping 3 of them in my mouth, I was sniffling. Luckily it was served with a boiled egg which helped breakup the spice. So addictive! Overall Service: We only wanted the rice cakes to try out but they didn't have the price for just side dishes. The lady was really polite and said it was around $3. I only wished they had clear labels for what some of the dishes were on the display and prices.

Great food, very clean, as a native korean i approve this message…read more Even have own parking. Very nice people. Have bathroom. Big enough place to have group visit but no room .

Another night of delicious korean soup. Service was really slow. But cheerful and banchan was…read moreplentiful. They really need to get more than one waiter.

Not too shabby. I…read morecame here with my family to celebrate my brother's graduation. We finished the food within the hour. The service was really fast and food was pretty good. I liked the seafood pancake, but it could have been more crispy. I also liked the seafood tofu stew. The bibimbap was probably the most worth it, as it was a large portion. The service and ambiance here was really good, with the staff offering refills on banchan. Additionally, the complimentary tea is so refreshing.

They got good tofu. I order one today stew with beef and the other one with mushrooms. They use…read morethe fatty beef and the broth is too oily for me. That combined with be good with mid spicy or higher. But the mushroom one is perfect to get the clear broth. I'll order hot &spicy with the meat tofu in the future. That will be a perfect balance with some fat and spicy with the rice. Orders come out around 10 minutes. It's closed to the closing time. Workers were a little chatty and you needed to draw their attention if you needed service. Once they got it, service is quick It's quiet for a Saturday night but it's exactly I needed for tonight, the night before the bizarre snow.

This place a large variety of specials one can select from. Don't fall for the trap, you have to…read morebuy 2 to get the special price. You are better off ordering individual items from the menu. If you are looking for a particular fish ask before ordering. We wanted Mackerels and they substituted croackers. The service was okay. The food came out relatively fast. Too bad there was a communication gap with the server. Couldn't explain which items went with which dish.... The place was large enough to accommodate a large crowd. Lots of tables.

The menu was a bit confusing. Turns out with the set menu, it was for 2, so double the price…read more However, one of our diners just ordered the same thing on the regular menu and had the exact same main entree and banchan. I appreciated the ceramic cups for tea. Service was haphazardly spaced and English was a barrier. The food was okay.

Yuupduk is my go to place to get tteokbokki (rice cakes in spicy sauce). I believe they are a chain…read morefrom S. Korea, and they are known for their very spicy tteokbokki. The texture of the rice cakes are nice and chewy - more so than other restaurants. I used to get their namesake tteokbokki which can be made to be extra spicy. And when I say spicy, I mean really, really spicy. These days, I've been getting the rosé tteokbokki, which is much less spicy because of the addition of the cream. Unfortunately, they can't seem to make it very spicy (which was the original reason why I craved tteokbokki from here specifically), but the rosé tteokbokki is addictive in its own way. I always add an extra order of the sausage; they have a good snap and the flavor complements the tteokbokki very well. I've had the other dishes here before - the udon, mini kimbap, tuna rice balls, tempura, donkatsu, etc. Everything is pretty well done. The only dish that I do not like from here is the soondae, which is unfortunate because tteokbokki and soondae is such a classic Korean bunsik combo. But alas, I would not recommend getting that dish here. The flavor and the texture of the dish is not up to par with their other menu items.

I love Yupdduk's tteokbokki so I came again to introduce my friend to their food (I come to Yupdduk…read moreoften whenever I'm having a craving for tteokbokki haha). Please refer to my previous review for more thoughts. We came right at opening at 11:30 am on a Saturday and shared a large rose tteokbokki that was delicious as always. The rice cakes are tender and chewy & the sauce is as addictive as usual with its balance of savory umami, sweetness, and spice. I haven't had the large size tteokbokki in awhile as I usually come alone & get the small size but the large size is a great option for when you eat with someone else. My friend really liked the tteokbokki as well, I'm glad to convert another person to be a Yupdduk fan ;) We also ordered the kimari/gimmari/deep fried seaweed rolls filled with glass noodles. It's my first time having this dish and this was also very tasty. The glass noodles inside are well seasoned and savory & the deep fried seaweed is nice and crispy. It's a great appetizer to pair with tteokbokki! The music they play is always nice and chill & usually the restaurant isn't very crowded. There's wifi as well! It's a very casual place and great place to grab food with friends. I once again, highly recommend Yupdduk!