We came here for lunch on Christmas day. We were so glad they were open. We were the only party…read moredining in, but we saw several take out orders being carried out. They have a small dining space with 4 tables. It's relatively clean and modern. The menu is posted on the wall and they have self ordering kiosk. We ordered a bunch of items from the menu, starting with popcorn chicken and spring rolls. Both were really good. For entree I had the Bulgogi Gogi (GG1). I was a delicious bowl filled with flavorful bulgogi ribeye beef mixed with lettuce. The beef phuh (pho) was excellent too. The server at the store was friendly. She explained a lot of the menu items to us and patiently punched in all of our items. The dishes came out in short time too. Overall I really liked the food but wish the dining space was better conditioned (wobbly table, old tile on floor, speaker right next to table blasting music)

Great Viet-Korean restaurant in Hackensack neighborhood. It's right next to Anderson St. Station…read more You can enjoy trains passing by while eating. We went on Christmas Day. Really appreciated that they were open. Menu on the wall (the only physical menu). You can put in order by the kiosk or with the staff. Very friendly and attentive staff. Good came out quick. Couple tables inside. It has a wall for photo op. I love my brisket pho. Hot and flavorful. The lemon made the aroma come out even more. Brisket is thin and melt in your mouth. Spring rolls are crispy. But it's smaller portion. Solid spot for comfort food and quick meal.

Korean barbecue is hip and trendy now. It is a combo of fresh ingredients and bold flavors. Nothing…read morefeels overly complicated; in fact, each element serves its purpose. Galbi" translates to English as "ribs." The term has become overwhelmingly synonymous with the beef short rib cut. An alternative cut, known as the flanken cut, Koreans call it "LA Galbi," named after the city of its origin. It is thinly cut across the bone, so each strip has three or four little oblong pieces of bone along the top. Located on the 2nd level in the food court at the Paramus Park mall, I decided at K-BBQ Box, as a first-timer, to change up my usual lunch routine. The menu features Korean rice bowls, fried chicken, and street food favorites. I decided on the KBBQ LA Galbi Box.  The box contained marinated short rib; fresh salad, egg souffle, japchae, and rice. The food was absolutely delicious, flavorful focusing on the balance of sweet and savory & perfectly cooked. The portion was generous for one person and the price reasonable. The staff was friendly and the service was quick. The entire experience exceeded my expectations.

Ordered online for pickup- food was neatly packed, warm and tasted fresh. Portion sizes were…read moregenerous, and I could taste the mix of flavors in the kalbi marinade. Reasonably priced, and food was ready within a reasonable time.

I've been ordering from here every now and then since they opened. I've never been disappointed!! I…read moremainly go for the gimbap but have also tried the fried chicken and tteokbokki (delicious as well) Owners and staff are all very sweet and friendly. Service is great!!

Just wow! This place deserves to be packed in my opinion. We went on a Saturday afternoon and it…read morewas pretty quiet aside from just a few other customers although they seem to do steady takeout . Doesn't look like much from the outside/ Still I'm very glad that we decided to give it a shot. We were patient because there doesn't seem to be much staff and it was a Saturday so no rush for us. There was one older woman taking and serving both to go and dine in orders. We ordered the chicken Katsu bento box, the salmon bento box, and also Korean fried chicken wings. Everything was delicious. Even the miso soup was tasty and there was just so much food. We sat and had a very nice, delicious lunch. Even grabbed a bottle of wine because they're BYOB and there is a liquor store a few shops down. We spoke to the woman who I think is an owner and she said she has customers come in from NYC and I totally believe her because it's that good and very reasonable. We will absolutely return. I highly recommend this place!

Fantastic food and service. This place is accommodating, fairly priced and goes above and beyond to…read moremake sure the food and atmosphere are top notch. Parking is limited, but if you can find a spot, then there's really very little I'd complain about. Definitely a fantastic dinner or party setting for all you can eat with a variety of cool and thought-through items.

Good amount of seatings, we came here on a Friday night and was seated right away. Cost was around…read more$33 for ayce. This is my first time coming here and love the food here, it's delicious and fresh. The sashimi was great. Food came out quick, however it was hard to flag the waiter down as they were already so busy. Surprised that they even had galbi on the menu. Would definitely be coming back when in the area.

Bunsiknara was a great spot for a casual Korean lunch in the area. Their menu is extensive with…read moregood pricing and each dish delivered in comfort food taste. Portions were large, the banchan was good (great tasting kimchi, and mayo sesame lettuce). The bulgogi gimbap was good and filling - we especially liked it paired with yhe kimchi. The Oden soup was refreshing (soy based). The curry rice and sizzling octopus and pork had tons of flavor with a bit of a spicy kick. With these generous portions, we left completely satisfied with our meal and friendly service. Would drop by again for Korean food if we are in this area again!

Very strange and uncomfortable experience. We stopped in simply to look at the menu and see if the…read morerestaurant was what we were looking for. We decided it wasn't and left to go to another restaurant nearby. What was very concerning was that the owner/manager followed us to the other restaurant. We had even tried to get her attention before leaving, but she didn't come over. Then, after we left, she came looking for us and followed us into the restaurant we had chosen instead. We were respectful and simply decided to dine somewhere else. There was absolutely no reason to follow us or make us feel uncomfortable for choosing another restaurant. The restaurant we ultimately went to was very nice and welcoming, but this experience was extremely unusual and left a bad impression.

Very tasty and authentic! Professional fast service…read more Outside seating under awnings is available! Onsite parking available

Came here on a hot Friday afternoon. I had this place bookmarked for quite some time, and I'm glad…read moreI finally stopped by. There are a few tables on the left when you walk in, with additional seating upstairs. I ended up ordering the 15-piece beef and pork dumplings. I wanted them half fried and half steamed. They normally don't allow half-and-half orders, but since my friend ordered a dish that came with steamed dumplings, they made an exception for me. :) Thank you! They give you a buzzer when your order is ready. When I got my food, it looked delicious. The dumplings came with a side of homemade soy sauce that was slightly sweet but really good. The dumplings tasted fresh and homemade. My favorite were the fried dumplings, for obvious reasons, everything tastes better fried. They have plenty of other items on the menu, and I'll definitely be back to try them. I highly recommend this place if you're looking for tasty homemade dumplings. * Outdoor dining available * Parking on premises * Free water from the self-service dispenser * Frozen dumplings available for purchase

Wow! I have been going to this supermarket for years but…read morehaven't tried this place until recently. I got DatBokkeumtang, one of my favorite Korean dish, which I have been craving but couldn't find the right place to do it right. I saw the picture and realized it will be good. IT WAS GOOD. I ate it twice in a row. We also tried Kalbi with Soon Tofu which was also great. People on the front were very nice. It is located in a food court in H Mart so it makes this place very convenient. I also tried Haemulpajeon which was very good as well.

THE GOOD ----------------…read more+ EXCELLENT Korean food with at least 33 items to choose from (plus new items they had posted by the cashier glass window). ++++ Sobulgogi Combo (#33) was superrrr delicious. The beef bulgogi was very fresh (as in piping hot), flavorful and tender. The small stone bowl of tofu (we got seafood) was also fantastic too. ++++ Dwejibulgogi Doisotbap (new on their menu), which was basically the same as the stone bowl rice entrees, but with sauteed sliced pork loin was excelllent too. Plenty of meat, rice and a perfectly runny egg on top. THE NOT SO GOOD ---------------------------- - Nothing! This simple stall was just like the others, serving simple, but delicious vendor food. RANDOM OBSERVATIONS -------------------------------------- = Like the other stalls inside of this H Mart, this looked to be mom and pop run. = Just remember to return your tray and their bowls back to this stall just like the others.

Yong Kang Street (Located in the Garden State Plaza Food…read moreCourt) 1 Garden State Plaza Parkway Paramus, NJ 07652 $14.99 Two Meat and Two Side Deal: General Tso's Chicken Orange Chicken Vegetables Lo Mein ( thick) Vegetables Mei Fun (skinny) While I was exploring this food court, I couldn't help but overhear the distinguishing loud announcement of an employee behind the counter holding a piece of General Tso's chicken on a toothpick. She repeatedly shouted, "Free Sample! Free Sample!" Between her noticeable voice along with the chunk of meat, she immediately reeled me in. All it took was this free sample and I was hooked! It was piping hot and just prepared on the spot. And the advertisement atop the counter also caught my eye. The $14.99 special deal offers two meats and two sides; this is only a $2 up charge from the single meat and single side plate. The styrofoam to-go plate was overwhelming packed. Although this was a great deal, both proteins and both sides were touching each other. I had assumed I was going to receive two separate styrofoam plates. Regardless of this quirk, I managed to separate everything into two microwavable containers. It made for great leftovers for the next couple of days. General Tso's Chicken/Orange Chicken While both proteins were greatly smothered in their prospective sauces, they tasted practically similar. The original sample satisfied me, but the orange chicken was kind of the same. Vegetables Lo Mein/Vegetables Mei Fun: These style of noodles each complimented the main course. Their texture was different because the lo mein was thicker than the mei fun, but they both tasted identical. While the initial free sample satisfied me, I honestly think I would have been better off sticking to a single meat and side. The Tso's was definitely the pick of the litter. While adding variety seemed like a great idea, it didn't add much in the long run. I also was not fond of both proteins and noodles touching each other. #yongkangstreet #gardenstateplaza #twomeatandtwosidedeal

They'll yell at you to try a sample (the General Cho's which is ok, but breading needs a bit more…read morecrunch). The Taiwan Beef Noodle Soup takes 6-8min to finish, it has some pepper, pickled veggies (good), cilantro, cut beef and noodles. It's not bad, but feels like something I'd get out of a noodle pack vs. out of the street vendor in Taiwan. Located in the mall food court, so not always easy to find a seat.