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    4.2 (159 reviews)
    Closed 11:00 am - 3:00 pm, 5:00 PM - 10:00 PM
    Updated 3 weeks ago

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    Casual
    Moderate noise
    Good for groups
    Dogs allowed

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    Egg Soufflé.
    Cindy Z.

    Hangang is located in a strip mall that is quite quiet.. at least for now, which makes parking easy and no wait. The restaurant did get busy by the time we left around 8pm on a Friday night though. This Korean restaurant has all the Korean dishes you would want from marinated crab to tofu to cold noodles to galbijim. I really like the variety, so we were able to get something we all enjoyed. Between the four of us, we ordered the Party Platter ($115), which included a medium Galbijim, Seafood Pancake, and Egg Soufflé. We also added a Cold Noodle Soup ($19.99) and Seafood Tofu Soup ($19.99). The soup portions were huge, so great for sharing. Also, I loved all the banchan, especially this braised potato dish that I found quite unique. While the galbijim was the signature dish, I found it a bit too heavy especially with the ricecakes and cheese we added. It's fun and entertaining when they blowtorch the cheese though, but probably not as needed. The flavor is good with rice, but I wish the meat was a bit more tender. For galbijim, I do think Sun Nong Dan does it better. But for having all the variety and all other Korean cravings, I'd come back to Hanging. They also offer some lunch specials too.

    Sides
    Travis P.

    We arrived on Wednesday at 6 PM and were the only customers there. It's a nice and comfortable restaurant tucked away in a little hidden lot in Temple City. After placing our order, the sides came out, and I will say they were tasty and plentiful. (6 full sides!) Now for the food, we loved it. I got these. Brisket Seolleongtang - It was tasty, hearty, and refreshing. It does need salt since it was pretty plain, but personally I like it that way because I can adjust the saltiness to my own preference. (4.5/5) Galbi Seolleongtang - A must-get because the galbi was so tender and flavorful. Easily the best galbi I've had, hands down. (5/5) Overall, the service was really good and the food was solid. Loved both the sides and the food. Parking - Nice, empty lot right in front.

    jeyuk bokkeum
    Maddie D.

    My friend and I came on a Saturday evening for a catch up meal and it was surprisingly not too crowded for a place that has been popping off on tiktok. Since it wasn't too crowded there were many seats available, and the service was top notch. The interior is very spacious, lots of seats with booths and also regular tables. The menu is a bit on the pricier side, but the portions are pretty big so if u come with a large group I would say it is pretty worth the price. we got the jeyuk bokkeum (spicy pork kimchi stirfry)! First time having this dish, and it was utterly delicious. The sliced pork belly was so yummy, loved that it was thinly sliced and the kimchi was so flavorful. This dish was soo good with rice. The sides here are also a little different than other Korean restraunts ive been to. they have this potato soy sauce dish and it was so good. I honestly am not a big fan of kimchi but loved their kimchi here. the kimchi was very fresh, crisp, and not too salty which I loved. all the workers here were very sweet and so nice and attentive. I think this place definitely deserves more love because the quality of the food and service is actually so amazing! the dish we got could've definitely been shared amongst 3-4 people and we paid around $50 which i think is pretty worth.

    Traditional korean folk art
    Jennifer J.

    I appreciated the modern clean decor and the folk art on the walls. Service was friendly and attentive. We ordered the small bossam and Combo nengmyun cold noodles with galbi. Overall I'm happy to have another Korean restaurant close by that serves a decent cold noodle. I wish the bossam came with ssamjang like Myung Ga. I'll be back to try more of the menu.

    Royal Galbijjim
    Monica Y.

    Found this hole in the wall tucked inside a small plaza of its own. The interior is clean with traditional Korean themed wallpaper decor. Server is super friendly and quick to service! Wrote this review after giving it 3 tries, trying almost 50% of the menu. And I have to say, each visit does NOT disappoint! The portion is HUGE and flavorful! some dishes are nostalgic and make you feel like you're eating at home with meals cooked by a Korean grandma homey vibe Hands down my favorite is their royal Galbijjim it's not spicy so even kids can enjoy it! The meat is so tender it literally is already off the bone, the pumpkin adds a nice touch of sweetness, the rice cake covered in the sauce is epic! You HAVE to come try for yourself! There's so many variety of food that you'll sure to find one that you love

    Catherine Z.

    Located in an obscure little plaza with plenty of parking, the restaurant was neat and clean with great service. It filled up quickly on a Saturday evening, but the relatively small number of tables and the seating arrangement was intuitive to attentive service! However, we unfortunately found the food a bit lacking. I made a reservation to try this place with my whole family for Mother's Day. We ordered the signature large pork galbi jjim, pancake platter, army stew, and dumpling rice cake soup. It was the perfect amount of food for five adults and one child. They also gave us five bowls of rice, even though we didn't really need/eat it (kind of a waste). To my surprise, the pancakes and the dumpling rice cake soup that we ordered for the child ended up being my favorites out of these dishes. The flavor of the galbi jjim was great, but it was such a shame that the marinade didn't fully get into the pork. Within that dish, the rice cakes and the outside of the meat were delicious while the inside of the meat was dry and flavorless. This might have been because the meat was too thick. The army stew flavor I found lacking, possibly because I also found their kimchi to be not salted enough. The sausages in there were flavorless. I was disappointed, since army stew is a classic that I always thought was hard to get wrong. We technically did also order a fifth dish, the bulgogi, but since they forgot the order until we asked when we were already almost done with the meal, we asked them to cancel it. Overall, it was a decent enough experience, but I probably wouldn't come back :( The price point is too expensive for the quality, and there is no shortage of good Korean food in the area.

    Bossam (韩式白切五花肉) Short Rib Soup /Galbitang (牛肋骨韩式清汤)
    Kathy C.

    Food was so good and actually big portions! Im so happy that theres a korean restaurant local here than having to drive all the way to ktown! it feels like a mom and pop shop and it feels very welcoming!

    Diana L.

    Enormous portion size. Essentially expect 2 times more food than what you're thinking right now. Also comes with several side dishes that are very tasty. The nangmyeung and stonebowl bibimbop are both pretty good. Coming back to try all of their galbi and crab dishes!

    Wayne Z.

    Food was decent--- but price, can't be justified. Then again this is the norm these days at Korean Restaurants. I just feel... For maybe two pounds of Bones in Short Ribs in a Pot Roast Style...it dont make sense....100 a pop? You could mix your own sauce...pears, ginger, scallions, mirin, soy sauce, sugars. Gochujang...mind you I didn't even bother looking up the recipe but based on the flavor profile, I'd assume those were the core ingredients before you kind of sauteed all the beef until blood starts leaking out of the bones.... Anyways, I left the place bittersweet. On one end, I'm really full... Potato Cheese Pancake that was a cross between a hash brown, mochi, and pancake drenched in Honeycomb syrup,...and a large plate of pot roast, which felt more like a Rice Cake, Potato Carrots Medley and some bits of Beef Ribs...sauce was minimal, potatoes were on the drier side, I just don't know what to say about the Galbi dish....it felt lacking, and at that price point unless you topped it off with gold flakes white truffles, I feel if I just made an entire pot at home, my friends would be more impressed. Overall everything taste wise was a solid 7.5/10. Ban Chans were well sourced. But factor in the price, book value to product ratio, id rate the score a 6/10. Service was solid. My final thoughts, I don't know who came up with the idea such a dish should be valued at 3x...maybe Sun Nong Dan....but if you ran a central kitchen, braised your own Beef Chucks and Beef Shanks in High Pressure Pot, I think you can easily reach the same results at 1/3 the cost, more people would be able to experience it, it can be served individually rather than in a group and you reach a vast bigger audience. I don't know. Food for thought!

    Banchans
    Helen C.

    We must've ordered the wrong thing? We ordered: YUK GAE JANG- this tasted very watered down DDUK MANDU GUK- this tasted watered down too BIBIMBAP- this lacked flavor too BIBIM NENG MYUN- this was just ok The servers were kind. The oden banchan was very tasty and flavorful.

    Outside
    Sheila W.

    We were excited to find a place that serves a wide variety of Korean dishes. However it was a little disappointed when my dolsot bibimbop (hot plate rice) came on a cold plate. They forgot to heat up the hot plate! Other than that, the other dishes that we ordered were good. The side dishes were pretty yummy. We especially enjoyed the potato dish. Seating was a bit tight with tables next to each other. And the 4 top table is kind of small for 4 people.

    Galbi tang
    Selene S.

    Tried this place with the family for dinner on Tuesday night. They are pretty hidden in a small plaza. There was plenty of parking, probably because it's a weekday. It was empty when we went in. There was one employee who was very attentive and friendly. Seating is spacious and ambiance is clean and quiet. We ordered four dishes to try: -Galbi Tang ($25.99): comes with one big bone with a good amount of tender beef, savory broth, and some glass noodles at the bottom. Wish they gave a bowl of rice. 4/5 -Yangji Seolleongtang ($17.99): after adding some salt and pepper, it was perfect. Comes with some slices of brisket and glass noodles. Also wish they gave a bowl of rice. 4/5 -Bulgogi bibimbap ($21.99): comes with bulgogi, fried egg, carrots, bean sprouts, spinach, and zucchini and sesame oil and gochujang on the side. Could use some more rice and beef. 4/5 -Tonkatsu ($19.99): two cuts of chicken that could've been more crispy but their sauce was very good in a tangy way. Comes with rice, salad, and pickled radish. 4/5 Overall decent portions with yummy side dishes. They also serve iced water and hot barley tea. I would come back again!

    Mike L.

    While in town for a short work trip, a friend invited my wife and I for dinner at Hangang. We were able to get seated right away and it started to fill out shortly after. They have a variety of Korean dishes (soups, noodles, stews, stuff cooked a cast iron pans). The food was really good (particularly the kimchi tofu stew, the spicy squid and the soup with chicken and ginseng and herbs). We enjoyed our meal and our friend packed up leftovers. The food was pretty good, my main concern was while we were eating there was an unreasonable among of small flies/fruit flies that were flying around and flying toward and in our food. We were dining inside in an open dining area, the staff also seemed to have bug light/zappers by the front counter. It was also an exceptionally hot day that (90 degrees in the afternoon on a Friday afternoon in February), and they weren't like bigger bugs/pests so we kept on eating and completed our meal. While fruit flies aren't a big deal, I hope they improve that part and I would go again.

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    Omma Tofu House

    Omma Tofu House

    4.5
    (198 reviews)
    1.8 mi
    $$

    I do say this is my go-to spot for Korean comfort food in Arcadia at Omma Tofu House. Located…read moreinside the food court next to 99 Ranch and Sunright Studios (delicious boba), this place has become my regular for convenient, satisfying Korean meals. Their cold noodle dish is easily one of the best within a 15-mile radius. Honestly, there's not much competition in the area, so it's more about convenience versus driving farther for the absolute best, but Omma delivers consistently good quality that keeps me coming back. The bulgogi plate is a must-order when dining in. There's something special about that sizzling hot plate arriving at your table with the meat still bubbling and caramelizing. The banchan is standard fare with basic kimchi, nothing to speak home about but expected for standard Korean cruisine. What I appreciate most is how family-friendly this place is. The food court setting offers plenty of spacious seating, and parking in the lot is never an issue. I mostly do pickups and there's usually no wait time. The one time we did sit down to eat, I noticed a steady stream of delivery orders going out, which speaks to their popularity. It's not fancy, but for quick, reliably good Korean food in a convenient location with easy parking, Omma Tofu House hits the spot. Perfect for those times when I'm craving cold noodles or sizzling bulgogi without the hassle.

    During Covid, I ordered from here the most via Uber Eats. Mainly because they had the quickest…read moredelivery speed and most reasonable prices. I decided to try to go in person and order my usual bibimbap + seafood tofu soup. I remember extra banchan can be ordered but not sure about dine in. I ordered directly with the server who handed me a buzzer to wait for my order to be called. It took an around 10minutes for the food the be ready. I had two trays, one for soup and banchan and the other for bibimbap. You mix your bowl of rice (be careful since the bowl is metal and hot!) into the bibimbap bowl, add sauce (only spicy version they do not have nonspicy sauce!) and mix!! It has all sorts of veggies and meat bits and a fried egg. You can also add all the banchan in as well but we wanted to eat them separately with each bite. They gave us a raw egg (crack it in the soup asap if you don't want it runny!) which I cracked into the hot stone soup, be careful because the bowl is super hot!! I think someone melted our tray with is be fair because the tray was morphed as well. Soup was delicious, love the tiny shrimps, clams, and oyster pieces inside with plenty of tofu which I mixed into bibimbap as well. Banchan was 5 dishes! Potato's salad is new to me as I'm used to their kimchi, seaweed, bean sprouts and fish tofu dishes. All great! Enough food so I didn't ask if they give extra banchan or a price or free. Once we were done we returned the tray and bowls to the restaurant. Glad I tried this is person! Still amazing and worth the wait.

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    Y.our Cafe

    Y.our Cafe

    4.4
    (150 reviews)
    2.0 mi
    $$
    Free parking
    Casual dining

    Was in the area and looking for some local comfort food. We stumbled upon Y.our Cafe. They have…read morestreet parking or there is a lot in the back of the restaurant. You can enter from either the front or back door. When we arrived for dinner on a Saturday evening, it was pretty empty, but by the time we left, it was packed! We ordered the Clay Pot Steamed Rice Combo that comes with any clay pot rice, any clay pot soup, and a drink (herbal jelly or iced lemon tea). We got the Cantonese Cured Meat with Steamed Rice Clay Pot and the Coconut Soup with Silke Chicken. The Cured Meat was tasty, and I like that you get some gai lan with it. The soup wasn't really my taste, but it did taste warm and nourishing. I got the Daily Combo Special which comes with an Omelet Curry Rice, Tonkatsu or Chicken Katsu and an iced lemon tea or soda. It also comes with a side salad. The katsu itself was decent, but the omelet egg is not seasoned at all. It really needs to curry sauce to go with it. Overall, not bad. Probably closer to 3.5 stars?

    This place is a cute cafe…read more Menu has a variety of options which I really like. I picked the combo with cured meat and sausage. And a soup of pork rib in hairy fig. Everything tastes good. It also comes with a turtle herbal jelly. Service is slow though because only one lady was working. And for this portion the price of $25 is more expensive than those in this area.

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    Ducks

    4.1
    (895 reviews)
    0.3 mi
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    Ducks is a really cool izakaya-like hole in the wall with an impossible-to-decide-from menu because…read moreit's full of japanese bangers. Once you walk in you get their double AC atmosphere with friend servers that make you feel like a regular at a local spot. Their beer selection is tastefully selected with beers you may not usually see at typically restaurants. Perfect for a chill, fun hangout spot for the night.

    If you're in a mood for a simple meal delicious meal at a decent price, Ducks is the way to go…read more When I was growing up, I would eat udon or soba noodles as a simple meal. As an adult, I would crave it, but sometimes I just didn't have the energy or the ingredients to make the dish or it would be super expensive to eat this at a Japanese restaurant. I was craving something simple on a random weekday night and I saw Ducks come up. I went over and even though it was past dinner time, it still was pretty busy. I decided on cold soba, udon, karage and pork cutlet. Food came out pretty quickly. My favorite was the cold soba (simple and delicious) and the karage (perfect batter and chicken). The cold udon was ok, but I think it would have been better hot. The pork cutlet was also decent. I'm definitely going to come back here. They have a lunch special that I really want to try and other items that looked tasty. I do want to warn though that I don't think that their AC works well (or maybe it doesn't work?), so it was super hot it there. If you get overly hot, definitely recommend picking up on hot days.

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    Soonheene

    Soonheene

    4.3
    (329 reviews)
    2.1 mi
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    I had been craving Korean street food, and since this spot was nearby, I decided to give it a try…read more I loved that they had my favorite combo meal all in one, which made ordering so easy. Everything was really satisfying, and I also enjoyed the K pop music they were playing. They have a great menu with lots of different options, so there's something for everyone. It's located in a small plaza with parking available, although it can get pretty crowded. If the lot is full, there's also street parking right across the street.

    Came here with my brothers after we went to the mall. The restaurant wasn't crowded when we came on…read morea Friday at around 5pm. We dined-in, and we ordered the mung bean pancake, boneless chicken with soy garlic, and half chicken with honey butter. Total was $45.27 (including tax, before tip). While waiting for our order, we were given pickled radishes and the sauce for our mung bean pancake. I really enjoyed the pickled radishes, they were nicely sweet and sour. It took around 10 mins for our order to come out. Mung bean pancake: I absolutely loved the mung bean pancake. It was my first time ever trying it, and it was so crispy and yummy. I love mung beans, so it was great. By itself, the pancake is great, but the sauce that came with it elevated it. It's also a huge portion too! Half chicken with honey butter: This was so crispy and juicy! The honey butter flavor is so unique! I do think it's a bit too sweet for me, but I enjoyed it still. Boneless with soy garlic: I enjoyed the soy garlic flavor more than the honey butter! This was very crispy and tasty too, but not as juicy as the half chicken. Overall, everything was so delicious. All of us enjoyed it! I do prefer bone-in chicken, so I'd probably just get that the next time I come here. I definitely would get the mung bean pancake again too. Highly recommend giving this place a try!

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    YGF Malatang

    YGF Malatang

    4.3
    (339 reviews)
    1.9 mi
    $$

    I am in LOVE. Never did I ever imagine I would love a hot pot place as much as I do here. Usually…read moreI'm a big proponent of making hot pot at home - but YGF is truly a very delicious experience. I got the tomato broth and loved it! I love all the sauces that they have and appreciate the satay sauce, black vinegar, and sesame sauce. If you order a rice, they really pile it on which is so nice of them! They have a stamp card if you want to be a regular. It's so packed on the weekends during mealtimes. I wish they had more restrooms though because the line can get long.

    My sister recommended this place and it was good! I liked their sauce bar and staff was friendly…read more There is free parking which can be a little hard to find because the gym is close by and it's crowded! After entering you get a bowl and place items you want in your soup in it to get weighed. The noodles are all dispersed on top of the counter and in the middle. It's not really organize sequentially. Anyway after weighing you get told a table to sit at and then wait there. They give you lemon water automatically and the tomato broth is vegetarian. Compared to other Malatang spots, I'd say their ingredients don't seem as fresh but they have a good variety and a stamp card which is nice. Every 10 lb is a free lb. Sauce bar is good so somewhere I would go back to. Seating area is clean too.

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    Tomato broth of our mixed meat and veggies with udon
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    Yintang Spicy Hot Pot

    Yintang Spicy Hot Pot

    4.2
    (265 reviews)
    1.8 mi
    $$
    Women-owned & operated
    Healthy dining

    First time here at this hot pot spot and second time at a malatang. It's a place where it's all you…read morecan scoop in your bowl, but the cost is by weight per pound. There's a decent amount of veggie and meat options. I'm very conscientious of getting more bang for your buck so I look for the lightest weighed items. Skipping most of the noodles since those are mostly fillers. Once you've built your bowl you go up to the front to get weighed. They give you a receipt and a keychain for your hotpot. I'm assuming it's like an assembly line of bowls being cooked in the kitchen in the back. They bring you your cooked hot pot bowl. While you wait, you can make your sauces. They have your basic chopped garlic, cilantro, satay and other sauces. I'm okay with a spicy hot pot but I still want to enjoy my food so I keep it on the mild end. Overall it was a nice experience and a decent spot for a random night of hot pot.

    This is my favorite spot in the area, tons of choices and options, fully customizable, and…read moreresponsive to budget given it's priced by the pound. The soup and quality of ingredients are consistent and tasty, with a decent sized dipping sauce bar. I'd also add their tea and beverage options are of good quality, whereas some spots only offer sub par Thai tea all of those have been good. I struggle to find complaints, fast seating, good food, great flavor, reheats well the next day, customizable price point, kind and responsive staff, truly no issues have presented themselves. OH! Every 10lbs you buy result in a free lb of food. Call me cheap but I like when spots reward customer consistency and provide little perks.

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    Hot Pot Meal

    Hangang - korean - Updated July 2026

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