This place is a sister store to one they originally had in closer I think it was. But the quality…read moreremains the same. Fast service, bone broth to welcome you, mul or bibim naengmyun. And low key, their soondooboo is really also good. Will be visiting often!

Solid spot with a great 9.99 special on galbitang and seollungtang…read more I love that they give you hot soup and more premium banchan vs other places, and are not stingy about refills. They have the best naengmyun I've had in the NY/NJ metro area.

Disclaimer: I'm a New Yorker who moved to Chicagoland, so I might be a little snooty. Take this…read morewith a grain of salt, but I've found that Midwest Yelp reviews tend to run about 1 1/2 stars more generous than I'd rate the same places. Whenever I visit Jersey, I'll always open up a lunch slot to order jjam ppong from this restaurant; one of the better places imo. Not really a jja jang myun guy so you let me know.

Not so sure about other dishes in the menu, but their fried shrimp/fried pork with garlic sauce is…read moreso good !!! Crispy !!! Well fried !!! Right amount of spiciness to the sauce !!! We always go for noodles in black bean sauce rather than Jjam-ppong. Try the "Jeng-ban" black bean noodle - that come out in two portions and already well stirred. Add some rice to the leftover sauce !!!

We were heading to HMart in the area and decided we needed lunch before going groccery shopping…read more Never go food shopping while hungry! We managed to find parking across the street and it was free too! They're super nice here and I really enjoyed my jajangmyeon. I had the seafood, my husband had the original, and my friend had the pork. All were such a large portion for an affordable price. We also had an order of the fried pork, which was delightful. They refilled banchans often and we felt very well taken care of.

- Extremely efficient service--staff are always on standby to clear tables and keep things moving,…read moreeven during the Saturday dinner rush; quick to replenish banchan and refill water without being asked - Plenty of tables and booths for comfortable dining; clean, bright, and well-organized space - Food was decent: glass noodle dumplings--hot, fresh, and filled with a savory glass noodle mixture; soy chicken wings--crispy and nicely seasoned; jja jang myeon (noodles with black bean sauce)--generously sauced, though it could use more minced meat for better balance; bul go gi bap (stir-fried marinated beef over fried rice)--tender, flavorful beef with perfectly cooked fried rice - Overall, a solid spot for quick, satisfying Korean fare--efficient service and good food, though a few dishes could use a bit more depth

Tried the tonkotsu ramen, very rich and delicious, authentic flavor. Definitely recommend!read more

Nice place! Plenty of open tables on a Thursday evening. And the wait staff was friendly and…read moreattentive. There is a bar area where you can sit and watch them make the ramen. I got the yubu unagi and my friend got the yubu ikura. Both were really good, the rice used was very flavorful. It was a great appetizer. My friend loves fish roe and she said hers was very good. They are known for dipping ramen, but I didn't get that. I got the tonkotsu broth Ajitama because I didn't want that much meat and I wanted to make sure I got an egg. The broth was delicious, not too salty but very rich and umami in flavor. I love the addition of wood ear mushroom and the noodles had a great chewy texture. They have some claw machines in the front, it's $5 minimum spend which gets you 5 coins, each machine is one coin and there is one machine that gives you two tries for one coin. I ended up getting a prize! Not the one I wanted but was happy.

Honestly this has become my go to spot for a quick, reliable Korean meal with friends or family in…read moreFort Lee. It's one of those places where you know exactly what you're getting every time. I know I can expect solid food, fast service, and a menu that works for pretty much everyone in a group. I do like that they have a button on the table to call for service and that's a quick turnaround time once you press that call button. They have all the usual Korean comfort dishes, and most of the staples here are consistently good. The hot stone bibimbap is always satisfying, the fried tempura comes out fresh and crunchy, and the yukgaejang has a good rich spicy broth that actually tastes homemade instead of watered down. One thing I always order for the table is the bulgogi patty. That is definitely one of their sleeper dishes. I did try the galbi jjim recently for the first time and unfortunately wouldn't recommend it. Especially compared to some other Korean spots nearby in Fort Lee, it just lacked flavor and didn't really hit the way a good galbi jjim should. Sub tier. That said, this place shines more as an everyday dependable spot rather than somewhere for one specific dish. Portions are fair, banchan is meh (they offer less and less each time I go), but it's easy to come here with a group because there's something for everyone.

I had soybean cold noodle soup and it was good for hot summer days (it is seasonal fyi)…read moreKimchi is garlicky so just a heads up. The staff is always nice and accommodating. One thing that needs a look is the bathroom. It is way too dark where I can't see anything in toilet areas.

Christmas Eve dinner with Korea Hot Pot AYCE…read more Clean & modern ambience with unlimited quality sushi & good meat from fatty beef, lamb, gain clam, tiger shrimp, homemade noodle to fresh vegetables. Tentative service and constantly asking for any need of refill and order The best of all with unbeatable price. Bon appétit.

Went to Bomdama Shabu Shabu for their all you can eat hotpot on a Thursday night. It's not as large…read moreas the nearby Garden Shabu, but they do have a similar selection of meats and veggies. I like that for $3, you can get their split broth. I also like that they have beef broths available, instead of just pork or dashi. Service is quick, you have to place your meat orders with the staff. The rest of the items like noodles, fish cakes, and vegetables are self serve from the buffet. Dessert options include chocolate/vanilla ice cream, as well as some pastries. I especially liked their rice cake type pastry, which they even allowed me to take home! It's only street parking, and the place is smaller, but I'd go back.

My husband and i really enjoy this spot because it's one of the only non-korean hotpot spots near…read moreus. We like the korean spots, too, and those are everywhere, but we always crave that other spicy with spices kick. If you like spicy food, you'll LOVE their spicy soups, but be warned: start with the lowest spicy level and cautiously work your way up. We like the use of their food ordering tablet, which makes ordering easy bc the list of items can get extensive; you'll want a variety of everything to cook away in your soup. They have the option of two and three soups in one cauldron. We always get two soups: one spicy and one non-spicy. Then, we order lots of different veggies and our protein of choice is always the ribeye. They have different kinds of the non-spicy soups and they're all really good. The sauce station isn't too big like some other places, but it has everything you need to make a good personal sauce. Service is always great and attentive. They even swoop in with a hair tie and aprons before you go in on your feast. We always leave so full and so satisfied. Would definitely recommend shoo loong kan if you're craving non-korean style hotpot. Note: You can park in the garage that it's in the plaza building and they'll validate your garage ticket.

They've added an all-you-can-eat option ($39/person) from Mon-Thu and Fri before 5pm. Suppose…read morethat's a reflection of less business (it's no longer the lines that I saw before, and in fact I'm worried that it's going downhill because of it). Includes almost everything other than drinks. They still validate your parking for 3 hours above, and still the same sauce bar and while staff are less attentive than before, the broth here has gotten better, I think. Mushroom, pork bone and the spicy were all good.

Great, friendly service with delicious food! I hesitated when they asked if this was to stay or go…read more(it's a crowded Saturday afternoon) but I had faith and stayed. I ordered the Char Siu Ramen combo, choosing the spicy miso option. You get a lot of food! First up, a warm and flavorful spicy ramen bowl (the broth was delicious). Next, you get a bowl of rice topped with tender boiled pieces of pork. Last, you get a soy sauce egg cut in half. Two thumbs up!

Hokkaido Ramen Santouka is a well-known ramen spot that focuses on traditional Hokkaido-style ramen…read moreand is located inside Mitsuwa Marketplace. We walked up to a simple setup where you order at the counter, receive a buzzer, and pick up your bowl when it is ready. The setting is different from a typical ramen restaurant since it operates in a food court environment, but the quality of the ramen makes it stand out. Seating is shared with the rest of Mitsuwa, and it can get crowded quickly, especially around peak meal times, so going earlier helps because the lines can build up and finding a table may take longer than expected. The ramen is the main reason to visit. The broth is rich, flavorful, and has the deeper taste that you expect from a good Japanese ramen shop. The miso ramen has a strong savory base without being overwhelming, while the shio ramen offers a lighter but still satisfying flavor. The toroniku ramen is another highlight because the pork is tender and adds a lot of richness to the bowl. The noodles and toppings are solid, though the experience can vary depending on the dish. The chashu and pork toppings are some of the stronger parts, with a good balance of texture and flavor. We appreciated that the bowls feel hearty and filling rather than just being focused on broth alone. The pricing is a little higher compared to some ramen spots, especially considering the food court setting, but the quality makes it easier to justify. It feels like a convenient way to get a more authentic ramen experience without needing to go into the city. Service is straightforward and efficient, with the staff handling the steady flow of orders without delays. Hokkaido Ramen Santouka is one of the stronger food court ramen options around the area. The rich broth, quality toppings, and consistent flavors make it worth stopping by, especially if you are already visiting Mitsuwa. Just plan around the crowds because it can get busy.