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Food Avenue

3.5 (29 reviews)
Closed 10:45 am - 8:30 pm

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Good for groups
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Hamburgu
Tom C.

Located inside the H-Mart in Ridgefield. It's a food court that consist of 5-6 different food stalls. Each offers something a little different. I use to frequent this place when I did most of my grocery shopping in person pre-COVID but these days I get often get their food delivered. They are on Uber Eats and it's really convenient. Of course it's not as good as having it as soon as it's plated but the 15-20 min it takes to get to me, it think many of their dishes are still very much acceptable. I really like their budaejiga (army stew) and rice cake soup but their hamburgu and fried chicken is not bad either. Worth checking out the next time you get your groceries there or if you want some variety in delivery.

T9.Sweet & Spicy Wings /
Ana S.

A typical food court. You order your food at the cashier. It took several tries before the cashier got my order right. The place is a bit loud. There are a lot of tables so it's good for big groups. I ordered sweet spicy chicken wings. It was okay. If your hungry while shopping at HMart at least they have a place to eat.

청국장

Went here today. Order 청국장. It was the worst I've ever had in US. I've had it in Korea before--it became my favorite dish, but this was a flavorless, mushy, salty mess. My wife (who is a native Korean) ordered 사천짜장면. It was a spicy, tasteless, goop. So gross. The cashier and manager were rude too. We paid a whopping $30 for both dishes (so much cheaper in Korea), and we felt cheated. We didn't eat much of the dishes, just a couple bites, so we told the cashier that we wanted our money back. Why should I pay for something I hate and am not going to eat. She snapped at my wife and said: 1. Nobody has ever returned this meal before, so it must be a problem with your taste. 2. Just because you don't like something doesn't mean you can just return it. 3. Your husband probably doesn't know what 청국장 tastes like (because I'm a white American) I lived in Asia for 15 years lady.... The manager came by, scoffed at my wife, and caved in and gave our money back (after ridiculing us in front of everyone). Don't go to this dirty, disgusting cafeteria. The food is bad, the place is dirty, and the staff have a dirty attitude. Crossing my fingers they go out of business soon 한국 분들은 여기 말고 그냥 주변 한국 식당에서 드세요. 직원 태도도 나쁘고 한식의 도 모르는 사람들이 만드는 음식인 것 같네요. 이렇게 맛도 풍미도 없는 청국장과 짜장면은 진짜 처음 먹어봅니다. 웬만하면 그냥 억지로라도 먹고 뜨는데 이건 뭐 소금만 부어 넣은 가짜 한식이에요. 이렇게 음식 환불해달라고 한 것도 처음이에요. 그 정도로 맛 없으니 그냥 스루하시길...

Mel T.

I've been to this H-Mart a few times but never knew this food court was back here. They have different Asian cuisines, including Korean, Japanese, and Chinese. We ordered a bibimbap and some fried chicken. The bibimbap was not bad. Obviously, it won't be the best but it will do if you are craving Korean food. It comes with a soup, fish cake, and some kimchi. Plus, the portions are big for the price you pay. The fried chicken was surprisingly good. I didn't have high expectations for this but I really liked it. It was cooked perfectly - even the white meat was tender. This comes with pickled radishes. Just beware that it takes about 20 minutes to get your order, because they fry it fresh. Wouldn't mind coming back again next time I'm doing some grocery shopping here.

Teresa L.

We used to frequent this food court more often. Lots of choices from noodles to rice to fried chicken to Japanese. Took us about 10 mins to decide what we wanted. The Korean noodle soup and ramen were a bit disappointing as there were very little ingredients other than the noodles. The fried rice used to be great until my dad found a tiny wire in his food half way.

A19. Seafood over Rice /
Belgin S.

This is my seafood on rice hot pod A-19 , as you can see there is no seafood in there , some greens and a shrimp in the center, but when you look at the bright screen with images of foods , the picture is looking very delicious, don't be fooled with the pictures, this is happening to me second time , last experience was with my mushroom order . Korean friends please give what you show , this is kind of disappointing situation. This time cashier was more active, took my food away and replaced it with Chinese seafood plate , which was nice of him . My husband had cod fish soup , it was good .

A4A seafood soon tofu
Grace S.

A mini food court tucked at the back of Hmart grocery store! There are a few vendors - Korean/ Japanese/ Chinese/ Fried chicken. The ordering system is really easy, check out all the vendors, pick which number you want and order at the cashier. The cashier would then hand you a recipe with a number (like you would in a bank). Find a seat and wait for your number! I ordered a bowl of soon tofu (+$9)....though it was sizzling hot and all, the taste was just OK. Nothing memorable. I was expecting a bunch of korean ajima to cook but i guess not.... Since there are a few korean restaurants nearby to Hmart, i am not sure if i will dine here again. Not recommended

Naomi K.

Ordered via uber eats today and was extremely disappointed. The styrofoam package was broken so all the jjampong (spicy seafood noodle soup) broth leaked into the plastic bag it was in. Also ordered tangsuyuk (sweet and sour pork) which was the worst I've ever had. It was very dry and the sauce it comes in was more of a water like consistency, not enough starch to thicken the sauce.

Tteok-bokki
Hillary N.

I don't know about the other reviewers but Food Avenue is great! Lot of options to order from however even though it was not busy the service was really slow. Just be prepare to wait a while for your food to be ready. Get the fried chicken from Toreore Chicken and Joy and you won't regret it. It was flavorful and sooooo juicy!!! The kimbap was also good and the Tteok-bokki. Gotta come back again.

As good as any other food court experience. There are lots of options for you and your family/friends to choose from: Korean, Chinese, and Japanese dishes. Very affordable with huge portions. Would only dine here if shopping at Hmart and I was starving.

Katsu curry (Japanese) and beef and octopus (Korean)
Dewan A.

OMG! Amazing food court. 1) They have a large selection. 2) The food consists of almost everything Korean, Japanese, Chinese, and some Vietnamese and modern Fusion Asian like Korean fried chicken. 3) The prices are reasonable and the portions are huge!

Chicken avocado sandwhich
Jen Q.

This place is so yummy! So far I've had the Avocado Cobb salad, tuna melt wrap and the chicken avocado sandwhich and everything is AMAZINGLY FRESH. I seriously ate the avocado Cobb salad without any dressing and it was still bomb.

Howard F.

I went shopping in H Mart, the supermarket that food Avenue is in. Being hungry but not too curious I had A plate of spicy pork on rice. It was served with a bowl of kimchi and a bowl of pickled cucumbers. Also on the side was a bowl of miso soup. The pork was so good. It's kind of self serve the ambience is aboutthree out of 10 but the food is 12 out of 10. I intend to bring my family back. Incidentally the spicy pork on rice that I had, #F 14, would have served two people as a midday meal.

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3.7(7 reviews)
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3.3(63 reviews)
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