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Found this place inside an HMart so I had to try it. They had a special offer for sanuki udon so that's what I ordered. It came with fish cakes but since I don't like fish, I got it without and asked for extra sweet potato. I need to ask if they sell that sweet potato on its own cause OMFG SO GOOD!!! I can eat that as my meal alone. The rest of it was good but be careful cause it's hot when it comes out. Don't wanna burn your mouth like I did cause I was impatient. lol! Because it was on special, this was $8.99 plus tax and it was a nice size. Had leftovers for two days.
Who knew there was an entire food court in this H Mart? I ended up trying this vendor there and it's pretty decent. I had the Pork Belly Ramyun ($15), which is pretty good overall. There is some inconsistency with the pork belly where it may have been overcooked. I also got the Beef Brisket Toppokki ($23), which is one of their top selling items. The ddukbokki is un-cut and it's really long. If you love cheese, get it with extra cheese.
This restaurant is located inside the food court in Hmart in Long Island City on 48th st near Northern Blvd. This is a takeout and eat in food court. The service was very pleasant and friendly. Service was fast. My daughter and I shared this military cheese ramyeon. This noodle soup contains ramyeon, 2 pieces of spam, bok choy, lettuce, onions, one whole hotdog, fried egg and cheese. The soup was very flavorful. We were a little disappointed because there was not enough cheese in it. There was enough food to share. We will have this meal again.
I have tried plenty of ddukbokki as the spicy and chewy goodness is hard to dislike but it's the first time I've seen long uncut option. The family set was $50 with choice of rice cake topping and sauce, we chose squid with the classic gochujang sauce, fried basket of deep fried veggies, shrimp and squid, and udon with choice of protein. We were pleasantly surprised at how well everything went together and enjoyed every bite! The rice cakes are perfectly chewy and soft in the same bite. They had a rose bacon sauce and butter garlic sauce that sounds amazing too.
H Mart in Long Island City is my favorite H Mart in NYC. The food hall is the standout feature that makes this H Mart so appealing to me. This time, I checked out Dduk Dabang as I've been eyeing their EXTRA LONG toppoki (approx 10'). Cheers to a year of good fortune and health! ＊Beef Brisket Rose Topokki (M) $22.00 ** The medium size topokki platter came with five long topokki, ramyun noodle, beef briskets, fish cakes, veggies and two deep-fried jabchae dumplings. The chewy bouncy rice cakes and ramyun were smothered in the rosé-coloured gochujang sauce that is the perfect balance of creamy, spicy, and sweet. It was interesting they used glass noodle as dumpling filing. Note that I asked for less spicy but it was still pretty spicy. ＊Kimchi Fried Rice with Ham $14.99 * I was blown away by how flavorful their kimchi fried rice was!! Hands down the most delicious kimchi fried rice I've had lately. It was perfectly saucy and the runny egg yolk added a rich, creamy texture. It had a great value as the portion size was huge! ＊Crispy Seaweed Roll $9.99 They were made of glass noodles rolled in seaweed. I found the deep-fried batter was slightly too thick. I wished the size of the rolls was bigger, but they were still enjoyable when I bathed them in the rosé topokki sauce. ＊Strawberry Ade $4.50, Peach Ade $4.50
Big portion and tasty food Ordered the butter garlic tteokbokki. Huge portion and rich in flavor. Would recommend sharing this as it is a lot for one person. Shared space in food hall with other vendors next to Hmart. Clean and decent amount of seating.
4/5 mild king Squid topokki $21- really good, wish they'd cut the tteok tho, comes w/: ramen, half egg, the usual cabbage & carrot, & 2 fried dumplings which contain glass noodles mainly, calamari was well seasoned, I wish all restaurants seasoned their calamari like this
After demolishing corndogs and mochi donuts, my sisters and I waddled into Dduk Dabang. Even though we were already full, we decided to share the kimchi ham onigiri and it was so flavorful it left me speechless. Literally the best thing I ate all day. If food could win an Oscar, this onigiri would've been up there, acceptance speech and all. The menu is packed with shareable dishes that I can't wait to come back for. But honestly, the onigiri was so good, I might just order three and call it a day.
Stopped by to do some grocery shopping and hadn't checked out the new food court yet. I'm definitely impressed by the dining space and the multitude of vendors! Dduk Dabang has a straightforward menu of rice cake dishes with different sauce options, ramens, and other entrees. There are also sides, that are fairly big portions. We ordered the Rose topokki (rice cakes) that also came with beef, ramen noodles, two fried dumplings, and half a boiled egg. They used the perfect amount of sauce so that the rice cakes and ramen soaked up the rose sauce! By mixing it a bit the beef also got that seasoning but not overwhelmingly so. We also ordered the popcorn chicken with the sweet chili sauce, and the squid + pork bomb rice. The sauce for the squid is delicious! I personally love the Korean dish Ojingeo-bokkeum (spicy stir fried squid), and this one had an excellent sauce, although more pork than squid in the dish I'd say. Food is served in big portions at DDuk Dabang, and good quality. I'd recommend! (Will warn you that they do not offer free water cups; they charge $2.50 for a water bottle, so bring a water bottle if you wanna avoid that)
Really good food stand! We ordered via the kiosk at the register and our food was ready within 10 minutes. I had the Pork and Squid Bomb which was massive and I ended up getting a to go box to take home whatever I couldn't finish. I would definitely come back again and try their ramen next time.
The food is pretty good if you like ramyun and topokki. They also have rice bowls. The pork belly ramyun was pretty tasty. The pork belly was flavorful. They pack the soup separately for take-out. The beef brisket topokki was good too. The topokki is very long, so you have to cut it to eat it. It is nice and chewy. The beef has to be soaked in the sauce for some flavor. They separate the beef for take-out. The meat bomb rice is beef with a runny egg on rice. The beef is very flavorful and the egg is good with it. The rice is flavored from the sauce. There was a wait to order. After ordering, the wait for the food to be ready was about 20-30 minutes. They will call your number when it's ready. They have quite a few tables in the food court to eat-in. If dining in, they have reusable bowls and trays that you return back to them after you finish eating. You have to specify for take-out, if you want to have it packed to-go.
Located in the hmart food court this is a good option if you want to eat Korean style ramen. They are participating in the 30 percent off promo but be careful- the prices on their menu at the shop already account for the 30 percent off- so don't expect it to be cheaper than that. We tried their pork belly ramen and it was a nice spice with plenty of accompaniments. It came out quick and it was a very good portion. Tempted to try their rice cakes but it's massive and def meant to be shared. Will be back.
Food court - Order at the front and wait for your number to get called. I got the mala ramen combo with dumplings $19.99. It was super flavorful, large portion enough to share with someone, and had a variety of toppings and also a half hard boiled egg. There were take out containers available for my leftovers. read more
1 year ago
Found this place inside an HMart so I had to try it. They had a special offer for sanuki udon so that's what I ordered. It came with fish cakes but since I don't like fish, I got it without and asked for extra sweet potato. I need to ask if they sell that sweet potato on its own cause OMFG SO GOOD!!! I can eat that as my meal alone. The rest of it was good but be careful cause it's hot when it comes out. Don't wanna burn your mouth like I did cause I was impatient. lol! Because it was on special, this was $8.99 plus tax and it was a nice size. Had leftovers for two days. read more
Who knew there was an entire food court in this H Mart? I ended up trying this vendor there and it's pretty decent. I had the Pork Belly Ramyun ($15), which is pretty good overall. There is some inconsistency with the pork belly where it may have been overcooked. I also got the Beef Brisket Toppokki ($23), which is one of their top selling items. The ddukbokki is un-cut and it's really long. If you love cheese, get it with extra cheese. read more
This restaurant is located inside the food court in Hmart in Long Island City on 48th st near Northern Blvd. This is a takeout and eat in food court. The service was very pleasant and friendly. Service was fast. My daughter and I shared this military cheese ramyeon. This noodle soup contains ramyeon, 2 pieces of spam, bok choy, lettuce, onions, one whole hotdog, fried egg and cheese. The soup was very flavorful. We were a little disappointed because there was not enough cheese in it. There was enough food to share. We will have this meal again. read more
I have tried plenty of ddukbokki as the spicy and chewy goodness is hard to dislike but it's the first time I've seen long uncut option. The family set was $50 with choice of rice cake topping and sauce, we chose squid with the classic gochujang sauce, fried basket of deep fried veggies, shrimp and squid, and udon with choice of protein. We were pleasantly surprised at how well everything went together and enjoyed every bite! The rice cakes are perfectly chewy and soft in the same bite. They had a rose bacon sauce and butter garlic sauce that sounds amazing too. read more
H Mart in Long Island City is my favorite H Mart in NYC. The food hall is the standout feature that makes this H Mart so appealing to me. This time, I checked out Dduk Dabang as I've been eyeing their EXTRA LONG toppoki (approx 10'). Cheers to a year of good fortune and health! ＊Beef Brisket Rose Topokki (M) $22.00 ** The medium size topokki platter came with five long topokki, ramyun noodle, beef briskets, fish cakes, veggies and two deep-fried jabchae dumplings. The chewy bouncy rice cakes and ramyun were smothered in the rosé-coloured gochujang sauce that is the perfect balance of creamy, spicy, and sweet. It was interesting they used glass noodle as dumpling filing. Note that I asked for less spicy but it was still pretty spicy. ＊Kimchi Fried Rice with Ham $14.99 * I was blown away by how flavorful their kimchi fried rice was!! Hands down the most delicious kimchi fried rice I've had lately. It was perfectly saucy and the runny egg yolk added a rich, creamy texture. It had a great value as the portion size was huge! ＊Crispy Seaweed Roll $9.99 They were made of glass noodles rolled in seaweed. I found the deep-fried batter was slightly too thick. I wished the size of the rolls was bigger, but they were still enjoyable when I bathed them in the rosé topokki sauce. ＊Strawberry Ade $4.50, Peach Ade $4.50 read more
4 months ago
I got the beef brisket Ramyun. Roth was bland, the beef was chewy and fatty, definitely not cooked to brisket tenderness. Ample noodles and veggies read more
Big portion and tasty food Ordered the butter garlic tteokbokki. Huge portion and rich in flavor. Would recommend sharing this as it is a lot for one person. Shared space in food hall with other vendors next to Hmart. Clean and decent amount of seating. read more
4/5 mild king Squid topokki $21- really good, wish they'd cut the tteok tho, comes w/: ramen, half egg, the usual cabbage & carrot, & 2 fried dumplings which contain glass noodles mainly, calamari was well seasoned, I wish all restaurants seasoned their calamari like this read more
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After demolishing corndogs and mochi donuts, my sisters and I waddled into Dduk Dabang. Even though we were already full, we decided to share the kimchi ham onigiri and it was so flavorful it left me speechless. Literally the best thing I ate all day. If food could win an Oscar, this onigiri would've been up there, acceptance speech and all. The menu is packed with shareable dishes that I can't wait to come back for. But honestly, the onigiri was so good, I might just order three and call it a day. read more
Stopped by to do some grocery shopping and hadn't checked out the new food court yet. I'm definitely impressed by the dining space and the multitude of vendors! Dduk Dabang has a straightforward menu of rice cake dishes with different sauce options, ramens, and other entrees. There are also sides, that are fairly big portions. We ordered the Rose topokki (rice cakes) that also came with beef, ramen noodles, two fried dumplings, and half a boiled egg. They used the perfect amount of sauce so that the rice cakes and ramen soaked up the rose sauce! By mixing it a bit the beef also got that seasoning but not overwhelmingly so. We also ordered the popcorn chicken with the sweet chili sauce, and the squid + pork bomb rice. The sauce for the squid is delicious! I personally love the Korean dish Ojingeo-bokkeum (spicy stir fried squid), and this one had an excellent sauce, although more pork than squid in the dish I'd say. Food is served in big portions at DDuk Dabang, and good quality. I'd recommend! (Will warn you that they do not offer free water cups; they charge $2.50 for a water bottle, so bring a water bottle if you wanna avoid that) read more
Really good food stand! We ordered via the kiosk at the register and our food was ready within 10 minutes. I had the Pork and Squid Bomb which was massive and I ended up getting a to go box to take home whatever I couldn't finish. I would definitely come back again and try their ramen next time. read more
The food is pretty good if you like ramyun and topokki. They also have rice bowls. The pork belly ramyun was pretty tasty. The pork belly was flavorful. They pack the soup separately for take-out. The beef brisket topokki was good too. The topokki is very long, so you have to cut it to eat it. It is nice and chewy. The beef has to be soaked in the sauce for some flavor. They separate the beef for take-out. The meat bomb rice is beef with a runny egg on rice. The beef is very flavorful and the egg is good with it. The rice is flavored from the sauce. There was a wait to order. After ordering, the wait for the food to be ready was about 20-30 minutes. They will call your number when it's ready. They have quite a few tables in the food court to eat-in. If dining in, they have reusable bowls and trays that you return back to them after you finish eating. You have to specify for take-out, if you want to have it packed to-go. read more
Located in the hmart food court this is a good option if you want to eat Korean style ramen. They are participating in the 30 percent off promo but be careful- the prices on their menu at the shop already account for the 30 percent off- so don't expect it to be cheaper than that. We tried their pork belly ramen and it was a nice spice with plenty of accompaniments. It came out quick and it was a very good portion. Tempted to try their rice cakes but it's massive and def meant to be shared. Will be back. read more
Food: We ordered the King Squid Rice Cake Platter which included fried squid, half an egg, long pieces of rice cake, fish cake, onion, cabbage, three fried dumplings, ramen noodles, and scallions. The squid was flavorful and fried nicely. The rice cake was the perfect texture. The sauce is quite spicy which is good if you can tolerate spice, but they also have a mild spice option. Service: Staff were friendly and helpful! Ambiance: This is an eatery located in Hmart's new food hall. There is plenty of seating on both sides of the food hall. Overall, I highly recommend this eatery! For their grand opening, all menu items are currently 30% off. read more
Very friendly service. Food court ambiance. The food was very tasty and nourishing. The broth is vegetable based and full of flavor. You can get it it mild, medium or spicy. I opted for the hot sauce on the side so I could add it at leisure. Even though this tom yum style soup was from a food court it was satisfying and delicious. This day was particularly cold and the soup warmed me up and helped heal me. Highly recommend read more
Nestled within the new food court area next to Hmart LIC, dduk dabang delivers on your toppoki/ramen pot fix! We got the large King Squid Toppoki (we added beef as a topping) and sweet chili Crunch Korean Fried chicken. Personally, I'd skip the beef bulgogi topping next time, but the rest of the toppoki (rice cake) dish delivered. The korean Fried chicken was also freshly made and delicious. Definitely a tasty spot for Korean street food - I'm excited to come back and try more! As the food court is new, it wasn't really packed and had a really nice interior and clean tables/restrooms. The food court has a limited time (until November afaivt) grand opening 30% off sale on food which is such a deal. In addition, dduk dabang had a promotion when I dropped by where they gave some free household items if you ordered more than a certain amount. read more
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7 months ago
overall i love this food court, i recommend the ddukbokki much more than the sides the food: got rose ddukbokki with higher spice level and a side of fried vegetables/seafood, the ddukbokki flavor is really good and i loved the long pieces of rice cake. the fried sides were not great though, it tasted a little like old oil the space: it's a food court so plenty of seating the service: quick and kind read more
11 months ago
This place was amazing! i got the soy chicken and my best friend got the pork cutlet. The food was so yummy and tasty and the service was wonderful! It was a very pleasant experience and i will be going back. read more
3 months ago
Ate and brought here today by myself for lunch and dinner after work as a new and temporary substitute paraprofessional at P.S. 228 Q by taking the 66 bus there that I had brought the medium beef brisket topokki with a side mango ade and pork cutlet tonkatsu triangle rice. The service there was also attentive that I didn't feel rushed about what to choose, buy and eat. It was quite delicious and I couldn't agree more. Moreover, since it was newly opened, I had gotten a 30% discount. Finally, I would definitely eat and come back again next time! :D read more
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1 year ago
I stopped by with friends at the end of January 2025. Counter staff was really friendly and helpful. The location of Dduk Dabang was out of the way for everyone. The food was just alright, not worth all the tiktok hype and the long commute. It looks like a lot of food at first glance because the pan is big but don't be fooled. It's not loaded at all. Ingredients are spread thinly across the surface of the pan and the pan is quite shallow. The bulgogi didn't seem marinated, seemed more like it was boiled as it was super dry and tough. I did enjoy the long chewy tteok as well as the sweet and spicy gochujang sauce though. The rice balls weren't so bad. The mango ade and peach ade were too sweet and we didn't end up finishing them. I personally cannot justify paying what we did for this combo meal. Relatively pricey. read more
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I was shopping at Hmart and decided to grab a bite since it's frigid. Spicy brisket ramen sounded good. Sadly this place did not deliver. The ramen tasted VERY, VERY, VERY bland! The brisket portion was very little and the meat itself was hard. You are better off buying a pack of Shin ramen, and make that at home with some egg for 1/4 of the price. Waste of $20. read more
2 years ago
I got a soft tofu ramen, which was labeled vegan, and the cashier asked if I would be okay with "fake meat" on the side. I said sure, then got my meal and there was no tofu in the soup. I figured the "fake meat" was the tofu, but it looked so much like real chicken that you can't really substitute it. I'm neither vegan nor vegetarian so I ate the "fake meat" anyway and, to be fair, it tasted good. My boyfriend, who is a huge meat eater and hates imitation meat, agreed that it's chicken. I just don't understand why a meat item would be added under the guise of being not meat, especially as a side to a vegan dish. Anyway, the ramyun was really not very good, nevermind missing the tofu. I haven't been this unhappy with a meal in a long time. read more
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Hello Elizabeth,…
2 years ago
It is very good delicious and spicy. I'm enjoying my meal. and I come back again for another soup. read more
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48-18 Northern Blvd
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