Decided to come back to one of my favorite Korean restaurants. The kimchi pancake is a must get!…read moreThe texture on the inside is perfect, and has a nice crispy crust! The tofu soup was chocked full of tofu and has the perfect spice level (level regular). The kalguksu noodles were a great chewy touch that amped up the overall dish. The portion was generous and the dumpling soup came with 5 of them. The spicy pork bulgogi was phenomenal as always. The squid bibimbap was nicely cooked and was the perfect texture. The only thing is, it so tough to decide between a tofu soup and some pork bulgogi. I would love if they added a combo option to a get a little of each! The service was very quick and all the servers were nice. The restaurant was spacious, clean, and had some fun K-pop songs playing that added to the experience. If you are looking for some Korean food in the Quincy area this place is a must try!

Always spot on! Love love the spicy pork bulgulgi. Side dishes are plentiful and seasonal. Staff…read moreis courteous and attentive.

Homey, comfort food. The mandus were huge and super tasty! The soup was also light and soul…read morewarming. Only critique is the price. $18 for a noodle soup hurts the wallet a bit, but I also don't know where else I can find a good soup like this in the area.

I've been to the H-Mart food court in Quincy twice and saw some pictures of Hanchon online and…read morewanted to try it myself. I haven't been blown away with the other options that I've tried there but after trying Hanchon it's definitely the best stall I've tried thus far. We went for dinner at around 6:15 on a Friday night and it was still relatively quiet in the food court, we were able to get our food within 10 minutes of ordering. We opted to share the tofu stew with pork belly and japchae. The stew came with white rice and three banchan (side dishes), it was definitely a substantial portion. The japchae had a lot of veggies, especially shittake mushrooms, and was also a generous size. Both dishes exceeded our expectations in terms of taste, definitely a step above the other options we tried. The stew was comforting but a bit fiery at the same time and the japchae was a good contrast to the spice. We saw a few tables with the bibimbap from Hanchon and it looked massive, we will definitely try that next time.

Really fun and unique experience with lots of different options and bundles for both hot pot and…read moreKorean BBQ. Been a few times now with just a few people and with lots of people and each time has been a great experience. The service is very helpful and nice and the food is great. If you are looking for something really unique and fun their meat options for hot pot are a great delivery experience.

I celebrated my birthday here and we had such a delicious time. The ambiance is awesome, the…read moreservice was on point and the food/bevs were really the highlight of the night. I'm sad I haven't been back since then so I'm adding this one to the list of ASAP returns.

Cute little spot where you can grab a beer and some bibimbap…read more Looking for a spot to eat, we're driving and someone says McDonalds. Um, my magic 8 ball says hell no! Using Yelp, we came across Korean Grill. Walking inside, the place is looking, old. From the small bar to the kitchen, this place is tiny. Even though Korean Grill is small, their meals pack a nice punch. I asked if they had any iced tea. Our waitress was so nice, she made me an iced green tea! Now all I'm focused on is a nice big bowl of Bibimbap. The two ladies in the restaurant enter the kitchen and start cooking like mad scientists. Then, our food comes to the table. The ladies are so proud of their meals, I'm sure they used these recipes were passed from generation to generation. My Bibimbap was flavorful, total home run. Now I know I'm not in Kansas anymore. The fried egg on top is throwing me. In NYC, they bring out a raw egg. A fried egg, maybe they have a Massachusetts tax on eggs. Regardless of the egg, the Bibmbap was killer and we enjoyed our lunch at the Korean Grill

I've never been to Korea, neither have I ever had food in a Korean home. With this in mind, I am…read moregoing to go out on a limb and say this is as close to authentic as it gets. I started with the Gyoza. The owner/chef advertised these as home-made, and it definitely shows. The dough is delicate, and the meat and vegetable inside are balanced and nicely seasoned. I think there are a few glass noodles thrown in for texture as well. The Dolsot Bibmbop was great! It came out on a sizzling, hot stone bowl and had flavorful and tender meat and a wide assortment of veggies. Everything was cooked just right, and had a spot-on amount of seasoning/salt/spice. I also loved how the rice on the hot stone came out with a lovely crunch! Finally, we eat with our eyes (though some Yelpers eat with their cameras) and visually it was colorful, and could beat out some works of contemporary art, if I may say so! Where it comes to the Banchan, I am much less thrilled. All but one of these had a hefty dose of an overpowering, fiery, and heavily acidic sauce. Thus, it made 4/5 of these variations on a theme. Service-wise: When I visited, it appeared to be a one-woman army. One person appeared to be the owner, chef, and server in one! She was friendly, kind, and there wasn't a hefty wait for the food. On the flip-side though, doing my research I find that some questions were left unasked. This includes if I wanted to gyoza steamed or fried, and what protein I wanted with the bibimbop. Value-wise, I find their prices are reasonable, especially considering the filling portions. Thus, while nothing was mind-blowing, I found the food tasty and authentic and the value reasonable. While the service was very welcoming, it would've been nice to have been asked about the options in the menu. Last, the Banchan was enough of a miss that if I return, I will ask to skip them.

We went to Sharon Korean Kitchen on a Saturday for lunch and ordered the veggie japchae, the…read moreBulgogi chicken, and the kimchi fried rice. Everything arrived in under 10 minutes. The portions were good, and every dish was tasty. The chicken bulgogi had a very flavorful sauce. The noodles in the japchae were chewy, and the texture was great. The kimchi fried rice had a tart, tangy taste. We had plenty left over to bring home. My one suggestion to the staff would be to offer protein substitutions ie a lot of the dishes have pork and you can take it out but there is option to simply substitute the pork for say tofu or egg or even chicken. The ambience of the restaurant is also very airy and sunny and bright. And they have plenty of seating. Would highly recommend!

The Kimchi Udon (I add tofu for a little extra) is my favorite and go to! The Spicy Rice Cake is…read morealso yummy!

Since my husband and I were in Quincy to visit the Adams National Historical Park, we decided to…read morestop by this H Mart for lunch (as there is a food court here) and also to do some grocery shopping. The food court has quite a good selection of restaurants to choose from, in addition to having Tous Les Jours bakery and also Gong Cha. There is plenty of seating and there are also restrooms available. After we had lunch, we ended up purchasing the following from the market side: FInger Kimbap, $6.99 prior to tax- Picked up these to bring with us tomorrow on a day trip to Springfield, MA. Shrimp Tempura Kimbap, $8.99 prior to tax- Picked up these to bring with us tomorrow on a day trip to Springfield, MA. Razor Clams, $22.34 prior to tax- Rarely have we seen razor clams sold in a market (the only other one we have seen them was at a T&T Supermarket in Washington). So we decided to purchase them, even though the price did seem more expensive. We ended up purchasing a little over a pound (it was $14.99 per pound). My husband cooked them back at our Airbnb and they were delicious. Live Lobster, $13.10 prior to tax- Price for live lobster is significantly cheaper than back home in Los Angeles so we knew we had to get one (the last time we were in Boston, we dined out for Lobster over a handful of times and also did purchase them from seafood markets). Lobster was only $7.99 per pound, we got close to 2 pounds. My husband also cooked this back at our Airbnb and the meat was nice and sweet. Pink Apple, $2.51 prior to tax- Ended up only purchasing 2 apples because the quality of fruit seemed to be rather sub par. ----------------------------- (Total= $55 after tax) When we were in the seafood department, we were able to get an employee's attention to help us. But we did see this one young guy just standing there waiting to see if any one would help him. I think at these places, you have to get the attention of the employees if you want to be helped since there was no number or ticket to get for someone to call you when its your turn. Also I was greatly disappointed with the quality of produce on this visit. A lot of the fruit was rather poor quality, looking like some of the fruit was too ripe. And some of the vegetables looked old. Overall, I think our shopping experience was good, just wished the produce was better. But the prices seemed to be pretty good in general and similar to what I have seen back home at our local H Mart. If I was local to this area, I would most likely be a regular here.

You can always find special deals and items that are priced low!…read moreToday I found large Watermelons for only $3.99. That in itself was a great savings plus so many other items like Seafood at 1/2 off Specials! You take your time and go up and down all the aisle you will find hidden gems! The Seafood Section is amazing and super fresh ! Plenty of employees stocking and restocking constantly so food and items are fresh! Lots of parking. The employees really don't talk or initiate conversation they just do their jobs and focus of their departments! Huge place brightly lite and a pleasant place to shop!

Whenever I give my kids the choice for dinner out. They ask for Fairy Cafe. We have been going…read morethere for meals since the kids were babies. The owner is so friendly and kind to them. And her impact was proven while we were there last night because some kids asked their parents to come in as they were walking by just to say hello to her. Every time I come, she recalls exactly how I like my hot pot sauce and which unique beverage each of our family member will likely order. Fairy is an intimate setting. Not too loud. There's a strong following from the neighborhood. Their AYCE hot pot offering is reasonable in price and choices up against all the other hotpot choices in Quincy. Their ala carte menu is just as satisfying. We also enjoy a frozen smoothy to go with dinner. My favorite is banana avocado or red bean. There are ample free apps that come with AYCE hotpot. My favorites are fried oysters and coconut shrimp. From there is ordering from a huge variety of meats, vegetables, and other hot pot fixings. Love their hand made dragon fruit shrimp paste and giant clams. But for my family, it is really always all about the choice beef - fat cow. I never leave hungry. There's nothing like the taste of the unique broth resulting in all of the foods you cook in the hotpot. I love to enjoy a bowl of the broth at the end of the meal. The kids enjoy the included ice cream.

Growing up in Quincy, this has been my go to spot since middle school. The menu has expanded quite…read morea bit since its opening but my favorite and go to is still their Tom Yum noodle soup. Though not a Thai restaurant, their Tom Yum noodle soup is just the best. They let you choose the type of noodle you want which is really nice if you want to customize and have a preference for noodles. Other favorites I recommend from the menu are the fried oysters and the green tea smoothie. Wish I could recommend more since it's such a big menu but I keep sticking to the same things so I can't personally speak to them. Others have tried the rice dishes etc and liked them a lot as well so I really don't think you can go wrong.

Paik's Noodle offers Korean-Chinese cuisine inside HMart Quincy's food hall!…read more All the food stalls in the food hall have a pretty limited menu of options to choose from but a couple of notable dishes that are quite popular from here include: -Jajangmyeon(black bean sauce noodles) -jjamppong (spicy seafood noodle soup) -tangsuyuk (fried sweet + soup pork) I've tried the jajangmyeon and tangsuyuk from here and thought they were decent! I think for the price and what you get, it's very reasonable. Some things I do want to note are: wish the portion sizes were a little bit bigger, they do skimp on the meat for all the dishes, and also I've tried all the food stalls in here and Paiks Noodle takes the longest to receive your order lol... even on a non-busy day/time. But other than that I think they're a great addition, as Korean-Chinese cuisine is hard to come by in this area & MA in general! Parking: free parking lot

I got the chili jjampong and it satisfied my craving for something spicy. However, the portion size…read morelooked big but it was mostly just soup and noodles. I'd add another star if there was more seafood because it came with only two mussels and shrimp.

The honey garlic boneless chicken was so flavorful and the breading is delicious. Overall fantastic…read morechicken. The dumplings come with a sauce that was a bit too vinegary for me but once I had the leftovers with some of my own sauce they were great. Convenient location and relatively quick service.

Soooo... I stopped by bb.q Chicken on the way home on October 13, 2024 for two reasons, a Facebook…read moreReel by Zach and Tee commenting that bb.q chicken was still crispy even when it got cold, and it was the final day of the H Mart Food Hall Grand Opening 20% off discount. Having beat the early dinner rush, I got in the short line after having made sure everyone else nearby had already placed their orders. I asked the cashier if I should go with the honey garlic or soy garlic. Honey. Okay, an order of 16 wings to go please. Being told it would take 30 minutes only gave me time to fill out my dinner with a few other food hall items. bb.q Chicken was the only spot to ask to see my pick up number before handing over the chicken, only 20 minutes later. When I got to eating my order at home, it was room temperature, but still nicely crunchy with a delicious flavor. Yum! The drumettes were so big! A flat wingette or two were a bit scrawny. But the pieces leaned oversized for the most part. My dad did comment that the flavor was all on the surface only, but what yummy flavor it was! Note: reheated the next day in the toaster oven for some crisp revival Note 2: And the Opening Discount has now been extended! Thru Nov 24, 2024.

This is my go-to spot whenever I'm craving Korean fried chicken! They have a full menu, but I still…read morecan't get past all the different chicken flavors because they're just that good. One of these days I'll branch out and try something else... soon. I also recently discovered their sweet donuts, and wow... they're absolutely worth ordering. Don't skip them! The restaurant is clean, with plenty of seating if you want to dine in, and it's easy to order ahead for pickup if you're on the go. I also like that you can choose wings, drumsticks, or a mix, and the chicken pieces are generously sized. They offer combo meals too, which are a great value. If you're looking for crispy, flavorful Korean fried chicken, this place definitely delivers. Stop by... you won't regret it!

I didn't want to cook tonight, so I ordered the 8 pc. boneless takeout…read more It was like they forgot how to cook it No batter whatsoever. Basic chicken tenders B-B-Q is consistently way better.