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    Woojeon Korean Cuisine

    3.8 (132 reviews)
    ModerateKorean
    Closed 9:30 am - 8:30 pm

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    Helen Z.

    I've been here a couple times in the past decade, and I think this is probably my favorite stall in the hmart food court. Last time we got galbitang and soulongtang and both were actually good! They don't give you a ton of kimchi or side dishes but they do provide packaged seaweed which is a nice touch. Also give you a ton of rice that is way too much, but good for if you're starving I guess.

    Spicy Pork #18
    RJ L.

    If this was a restaurant with all the Korean sides I would give it 5*. Price is a bit expensive. $19 and change before tip for the one dish. This is a food court stand inside HMart. It's fast service Korean food. I almost always get the same dish #18 the spicy pork however everything I have had here has been good.

    Spicy chicken
    Jimmy N.

    I did not have any high expectations regarding their food here but boy was I wrong. $20 for the Galbi short ribs and $15 for the spicy chicken. Each meal comes with a huge portion of rice, kimchi, bean sprouts, soup in a cup ( assuming it's their pork bone broth which was amazing), and a packet of dried seaweed paper. The galbi short ribs was pretty good coming from a food court environment. Portion was enough for two people and the flavor was definitely there. 4/5 The spicy chicken was decent. Meat to veggie ratio was 1:2. The spicy and quality of the chicken was good. Wish there wasn't so many cabbage and more chicken. Service was excellent, too. Assuming he's the owner, he was super friendly when I was ordering. Very helpful when I needed something. Accommodated me when I asked for sesame oil with salt and pepper. He went into the kitchen and got me some haha. HUGE TIP : sesame oil with salt and pepper is a must when eating Korean food! Dip your type of meat of choice in the sesame oil and it gives you another element of flavor! Overall, I definitely recommend trying this place. I will definitely be getting it again the next time I'm at HMART.

    Stone bowl bimbim bap
    David C.

    Came for late lunch. Very difficult to find a seat. This is a good court arrangement inside hmart where you pay before you get the food and find an empty table. It can be frustrating if you come at a busy time. This place is usually crowded and ambiance of a lot of people talking. Parking is usually packed outside of hmart also. This spot is at the end of the food court. Find a seat before ordering. I got the stone bowl bimbim bap. Comes with a cup of soup, pack of roasted seaweed, spicy sauce, and 2 other banchan sides. It is pretty good for what it is. Leave the rice at the bottom a little longer for crispy rice, which works well with the spicy sauce and residual topping. I recommend.

    Crazy noodle
    Sarah C.

    The service was fast, entree done in about ten minutes. I went for the crazy noodle aka drunken noodle and it was perfectly spiced. Plentiful of flat noodles versus other Thai places where they would pile up more veggies instead. I would stay away from boba drinks because they use powder.

    bulgogi, beef sundubu
    Kevin W.

    One of the worst Korean food I've ever had... Thought that a korean restaurant within a Korean grocery story would be semi decent, boy they proved me wrong. Between my party, we had the bulgogi, beef sundubu, and the seafood bibimbap. The bulgogi was decently flavored but pretty tough. Wasn't really sliced either, it was more in small chunks. The sundubu was bland, tasted like spicy water. Super disappointing... never coming back again

    Okdol bibimbap
    Jen C.

    I came with my boyfriend on a weekend afternoon for a quick lunch before grocery shopping. I was surprised by how packed the dining area was! We ordered the Okdol Bibimbap which came with sides of kimchi, bean sprouts, and dried seaweed. The bibimbap tasted very fresh, though I did notice that there wasn't a lot of beef. Regardless, it was a yummy and filling meal. I enjoyed wrapping the rice with the seaweed strips! The service was relatively fast - we got our food around 15 minutes after ordering. Overall, I had a pleasant experience and will be back to try something new on the menu!

    Spicy porkbelly
    Kelly Z.

    I come here every week! They never miss! Super flavorful and affordable! The spicy pork is stir fried with onions carrots and green onions. The plate comes with a big portion of rice and a good side of kimchi and bean sprouts and soup. I love that they come with the sides and soup! Makes the whole meal come together and a great experience.

    Sujebi
    Vivian H.

    So delicious and some of the best Korean food I've ever had!! We ordered the Sujebi and the cold noodles, and both were fantastic. The Sujebi had gorgeously chewy noodles (my favorite part!) with a savory clam filled broth. The veggies in it added a pop of freshness and after a quick mix to incorporate the vegetables, we quickly devoured the Sujebi with thorough satisfaction. A lot of restaurants often skimp on materials that cost more money, but unlike those places, the broth here was filled with clams. The cold noodles were equally as delicious. They were very refreshing and offered a nice contrast to our other dish. Definitely recommend if in the Burlington H-Mart!

    Seoullangtang - no longer beef strips but pulled beef! Boo!

    Oh no! The Seoullangtang is now made with pulled beef instead of beef strips. Broth is still same. See pic. Also now you get microwave rice instead of rice made in a rice cooker! See pic! You get half the rice that you got before scooped into your bowl. I would rather they raise prices than skimp on the dish. I'll have to go elsewhere for Seoullangtang.

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    They give you very little meat but the food is decent, not the best tho. For a market food vender its below avg.

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    Good food. Many choices. Gets crowded during peak hours lunch and dinner. Prices are fair

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    I think it's the best Korean food nearby. Like the bibimbap and the tofu soup. Tasty, authentic Korean food.

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