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This is located in the Food Gallery on the lower level at the back. It was a place that didn't have a large line because it appeared that most of the orders were being bagged for pickup. Placed our order with ease and handed a buzzer. We walked around and looked at the other areas, got some drinks and other stuff and waited for our order. Ready in about 10 minutes I'd say. Upon pickup, everything was in the bag -- even chopsticks, napkins and spoons. Went back to our hotel to eat where it was nice and quiet. Food was really good. I really liked the bone soup. The Bulgoki was also tasty, I'm just used to it being a bit more sweet flavor with how my MIL makes it. The sides were plentiful and ready good.
Food came out rather quickly, just not very fresh tasting. Large portions but personally did not enjoy the food for how much it was worth. Service was a bit slow. Ambiance well... it's a food court. Wouldn't not recommend eating here or eat here again, I just feel like there are much better places in the area.
We wanted a quick bite with affordable pricing so decided to visit Food Court 32. Looking for bibimap, I decided on Hanok. The line was fair so I was able to quickly place my order. The cashier was fast to accommodate my order without egg and the food came with a small banchan. The food was nice portion but the taste was fair. For the price and speed I can't complain but probably try other spot.
I ordered a seafood pancake and kimchi soondubu for lunch and was pleasantly surprised with how much food they gave me. They gave me some banchan with cucumbers, squid, bean sprouts, japchae and kimchi. The soondubu came in a large tub with rice, but could have used more spice. The seafood pancake was a bit too oily and mushy (delivery is probably not best for this!). Everything was pretty good here; I would order again!
The japchae tasted good but the bulgoki was a bit dry. Had #28 marinated beef the other day and it was really good. It's at a food court so lots of noise is expected. The cashier was polite.
The male employee had a bright & warm smile on his face which felt welcoming as I was getting ready to decide what to get for dinner. It was super hard to choose only one single dish as everything had looked scrumptious from the menu with colorful & accurate-looking food pics + detailed descriptions of all the listed ingredients for each of the food options. The vendor was a small, no-frill looking kind of area just like the rest of the other booths at Food Gallery 32. Typically, seafood + beef + pork are more expensive proteins in comparison to chicken. Tonight, I was craving for chicken especially something hot to warm my stomach since it had gotten a bit chilly & windy after the pouring rain just now not too long ago. So, I ended up choosing the Spicy Soft Tofu Stew w/ Chicken that's served in a Korean 'onggi' (옹기) aka a 'Korean earthenware pot.' The total came out to be roughly around $15. The price range is average for K-Town in general. This particular type of pot is used to serve the stew as a way to keep the temperature of the food hot plus maintain the rich flavors during the whole meal. Then, staff handed me the change, a beeper, and the receipt after paying at the register counter. When the food is ready and/or the beeper starts flashing red lights + vibrating, that's the signal for you to go pick up your meal. Didn't take too long, I would say the prepping and cooking were like 15 mins altogether which wasn't bad at all for a weekday. Of course, it might take slightly longer on the weekends. I looked around for somewhere to sit down and can't wait to start digging in!!! Luckily, I quickly found a seat two steps away from the vendor I'd just ordered from. It was served with a plastic container of steamed white rice and a small banchan (side dish) of bean spouts and thinly sliced fish cakes in a plastic container. Was a bit disappointed not to see the familiar slices of yellow pickled radish being included in each person's meal whether you've ordered a meaty stew or bowl of glass noodles with veggies and/or meat. I began to slurp the soup hungrily and almost burned my tongue from it. There was some spiciness to the soondubu jjigae (spicy soft tofu stew) but it was only a mild to mid-spicy kind of taste in my opinion. Love seeing that vibrant orange color of the piping hot deliciousness bubbling in the black clay pot. I'm so happy that I can really taste the mild to mid-spicy kick from each flavorful sip, the softness and smoothness of the soft tofu rolling around, the tenderness of the boneless chicken pieces, and lastly the softness of the onion slices in between of every bite. Loved that nothing had either tasted too salty or too bland, everything was just right in its own way. And did I ever mention that there was actually lots of chicken pieces from the stew?!? To me, it was definitely so worthwhile to get the delicious spicy soft tofu stew. Can't wait til I go back next time and try other dishes as well from the Korean food court.
Hanok is located inside the Food Gallery on 32nd St, K-Town. It's inside a food hall... so think fast food bodega decor & style. Been here a few times for takeaway - aka - no time for a real lunch - aka "eat at your desk bc you work in corporate"... #iykyk Quick, efficient, and price for value is decent. Quality of food, 50/50... some are better than others. -Seafood pancake - too oily, good flavor, shareable. -Yukgaejang - spice level is good (medium), not good quality shredded beef, too much fillers, good flavor. -Galbitang - flavorful (think sodium on high!), tender meat, a few radish, and slivers of onion and scallions. Love this one! -Kimchijigae - this was just ok, not memorable. -Dumpling & rice cake soup - good flavor, lots of rice cake... 3 dumplings tho? A bit stingy. Overall, you can get a pretty decent meal here but don't expect the quality like dining in at some of their neighboring shops! Happy eating! #yelplife
Went to a food hall when in Koreatown in NYC. This place was pretty crowded and we waited in line to place our orders and get the buzzer. It wasn't long until our buzzers went off and our food came out. Lucky for us we found 2 seats on the third floor (which has the most seating in the building). The soup was average and wasn't as spicy as I thought it would be. My friend got the Haejang Guk (Hangover Soup) and honestly that would be my top choice.
Based on a dine in experience at Food Gallery 52 food court Pros: Quick and friendly service Love the tofu here! Cons: Kimchi jigae soup was bit too sour for my test Port Tofu kimchi had less Pork than I expected Not cheap yet not overpriced but expect more meat on my orders In conclusion, Hanok is not a bad place for a quick Korean fix. Is it outstanding? No. Is it acceptable? Yes
Keepin it real out here in K Town For some reason I always end up at Hanok every time i decided to eat in K Town and Food Gallery. The quality food and the beautiful display gets me every time. The service has always been speedy and amazing. I really dig the open kitchen, adds trust when you can see how the food is prepped. Always a line but moves quickly, def worth trying
This food spot is within the main "Food Gallery" in Koreatown in NYC. Food Gallery in itself is AMAZING and this eatery is one of those awesome spots. Gurl this is one of my go-to spots in K-Town! If you are unfamiliar with Korean food, their menu is numbered at the bottom of the register. The specific meal I got was Japchae, which are glass noodles and chicken. Definitely one of my favorite little meals to munch on after a long day of exploring the city. Koreatown can get very full very quickly, and the spot toward the back on the first floor is a really great, affordable meal. Just the right amount of flavor palette without too much of a punch, and not so greasy that it'll hurt your stomach either. Only gave it four stars because the wait was long and my buzzer wasn't working. But to be fair, waits here are usually long regardless.
Pretty solid budae jigae. Loved the side dishes. Super flavorful without being too spicy (I cannot handle spice). It came out to $19 which was a bit but the Ktown food court has a dear spot in my heart.
It was a cute spot to grab food. You could try a little of everything from different stalls. There was a photo booth, karaoke rooms, and claw machines.
Came here for a quick dinner after a day of shopping. It wasn't too busy as it was a weekday. I walk up to the counter and the cashier took my order quickly. I ordered the Galbi. He gave me a buzzer and I waited at a table. The cafe area was pretty clean. It took about 15-20 mins for my food to be ready. The buzzer went off and I picked up my tray. Everything was pretty good. The meat was flavorful and not too fatty. The sides were also good. I would come here again for a quick meal. read more
Convenient and quick service, good for casual and/or solo dining. Speaking of the seolleongtang, the broth texture is a bit thin and beef brisket is slightly chewy (some people might like this). For the convenience, it's understandable and what you'd expect from a food court. read more
I stopped at Hanok on a Monday evening and all looked well and was served well, but it did not turn out well at home. I ordered the Hanok Combo with the beef bibimbap and kimchi soup and was very disappointed. When I ate it at home, I was met with poor quality beef that overshadowed everything else. Everything flatlined for me and I know this review reads suspiciously bad with little to no credibility, given the lack of balance in this review. Even the kimchi soup was disappointing and I thought that would salvage the rating. The best thing I can write is it looked appetizing, but the results on my kimchi and Korean experienced palate were very disappointing. I did not eat it all and most was consigned to waste unfortunately. I tried dressing it up with the condiments they provided and what I have at home to no avail. I don't like writing such a review, because I know the vendor is likely working very hard to produce a good product. Perhaps this Monday was a bad day or a particular delivery of food or spice was not received. However, I must call it the way I experienced it. You can do better elsewhere in Gallery 32. One star... read more
1 year ago
This is located in the Food Gallery on the lower level at the back. It was a place that didn't have a large line because it appeared that most of the orders were being bagged for pickup. Placed our order with ease and handed a buzzer. We walked around and looked at the other areas, got some drinks and other stuff and waited for our order. Ready in about 10 minutes I'd say. Upon pickup, everything was in the bag -- even chopsticks, napkins and spoons. Went back to our hotel to eat where it was nice and quiet. Food was really good. I really liked the bone soup. The Bulgoki was also tasty, I'm just used to it being a bit more sweet flavor with how my MIL makes it. The sides were plentiful and ready good. read more
11 months ago
Food came out rather quickly, just not very fresh tasting. Large portions but personally did not enjoy the food for how much it was worth. Service was a bit slow. Ambiance well... it's a food court. Wouldn't not recommend eating here or eat here again, I just feel like there are much better places in the area. read more
We wanted a quick bite with affordable pricing so decided to visit Food Court 32. Looking for bibimap, I decided on Hanok. The line was fair so I was able to quickly place my order. The cashier was fast to accommodate my order without egg and the food came with a small banchan. The food was nice portion but the taste was fair. For the price and speed I can't complain but probably try other spot. read more
I ordered a seafood pancake and kimchi soondubu for lunch and was pleasantly surprised with how much food they gave me. They gave me some banchan with cucumbers, squid, bean sprouts, japchae and kimchi. The soondubu came in a large tub with rice, but could have used more spice. The seafood pancake was a bit too oily and mushy (delivery is probably not best for this!). Everything was pretty good here; I would order again! read more
The male employee had a bright & warm smile on his face which felt welcoming as I was getting ready to decide what to get for dinner. It was super hard to choose only one single dish as everything had looked scrumptious from the menu with colorful & accurate-looking food pics + detailed descriptions of all the listed ingredients for each of the food options. The vendor was a small, no-frill looking kind of area just like the rest of the other booths at Food Gallery 32. Typically, seafood + beef + pork are more expensive proteins in comparison to chicken. Tonight, I was craving for chicken especially something hot to warm my stomach since it had gotten a bit chilly & windy after the pouring rain just now not too long ago. So, I ended up choosing the Spicy Soft Tofu Stew w/ Chicken that's served in a Korean 'onggi' (옹기) aka a 'Korean earthenware pot.' The total came out to be roughly around $15. The price range is average for K-Town in general. This particular type of pot is used to serve the stew as a way to keep the temperature of the food hot plus maintain the rich flavors during the whole meal. Then, staff handed me the change, a beeper, and the receipt after paying at the register counter. When the food is ready and/or the beeper starts flashing red lights + vibrating, that's the signal for you to go pick up your meal. Didn't take too long, I would say the prepping and cooking were like 15 mins altogether which wasn't bad at all for a weekday. Of course, it might take slightly longer on the weekends. I looked around for somewhere to sit down and can't wait to start digging in!!! Luckily, I quickly found a seat two steps away from the vendor I'd just ordered from. It was served with a plastic container of steamed white rice and a small banchan (side dish) of bean spouts and thinly sliced fish cakes in a plastic container. Was a bit disappointed not to see the familiar slices of yellow pickled radish being included in each person's meal whether you've ordered a meaty stew or bowl of glass noodles with veggies and/or meat. I began to slurp the soup hungrily and almost burned my tongue from it. There was some spiciness to the soondubu jjigae (spicy soft tofu stew) but it was only a mild to mid-spicy kind of taste in my opinion. Love seeing that vibrant orange color of the piping hot deliciousness bubbling in the black clay pot. I'm so happy that I can really taste the mild to mid-spicy kick from each flavorful sip, the softness and smoothness of the soft tofu rolling around, the tenderness of the boneless chicken pieces, and lastly the softness of the onion slices in between of every bite. Loved that nothing had either tasted too salty or too bland, everything was just right in its own way. And did I ever mention that there was actually lots of chicken pieces from the stew?!? To me, it was definitely so worthwhile to get the delicious spicy soft tofu stew. Can't wait til I go back next time and try other dishes as well from the Korean food court. read more
Hanok is located inside the Food Gallery on 32nd St, K-Town. It's inside a food hall... so think fast food bodega decor & style. Been here a few times for takeaway - aka - no time for a real lunch - aka "eat at your desk bc you work in corporate"... #iykyk Quick, efficient, and price for value is decent. Quality of food, 50/50... some are better than others. -Seafood pancake - too oily, good flavor, shareable. -Yukgaejang - spice level is good (medium), not good quality shredded beef, too much fillers, good flavor. -Galbitang - flavorful (think sodium on high!), tender meat, a few radish, and slivers of onion and scallions. Love this one! -Kimchijigae - this was just ok, not memorable. -Dumpling & rice cake soup - good flavor, lots of rice cake... 3 dumplings tho? A bit stingy. Overall, you can get a pretty decent meal here but don't expect the quality like dining in at some of their neighboring shops! Happy eating! #yelplife read more
Went to a food hall when in Koreatown in NYC. This place was pretty crowded and we waited in line to place our orders and get the buzzer. It wasn't long until our buzzers went off and our food came out. Lucky for us we found 2 seats on the third floor (which has the most seating in the building). The soup was average and wasn't as spicy as I thought it would be. My friend got the Haejang Guk (Hangover Soup) and honestly that would be my top choice. read more
Based on a dine in experience at Food Gallery 52 food court Pros: Quick and friendly service Love the tofu here! Cons: Kimchi jigae soup was bit too sour for my test Port Tofu kimchi had less Pork than I expected Not cheap yet not overpriced but expect more meat on my orders In conclusion, Hanok is not a bad place for a quick Korean fix. Is it outstanding? No. Is it acceptable? Yes read more
4 years ago
Keepin it real out here in K Town For some reason I always end up at Hanok every time i decided to eat in K Town and Food Gallery. The quality food and the beautiful display gets me every time. The service has always been speedy and amazing. I really dig the open kitchen, adds trust when you can see how the food is prepped. Always a line but moves quickly, def worth trying read more
This food spot is within the main "Food Gallery" in Koreatown in NYC. Food Gallery in itself is AMAZING and this eatery is one of those awesome spots. Gurl this is one of my go-to spots in K-Town! If you are unfamiliar with Korean food, their menu is numbered at the bottom of the register. The specific meal I got was Japchae, which are glass noodles and chicken. Definitely one of my favorite little meals to munch on after a long day of exploring the city. Koreatown can get very full very quickly, and the spot toward the back on the first floor is a really great, affordable meal. Just the right amount of flavor palette without too much of a punch, and not so greasy that it'll hurt your stomach either. Only gave it four stars because the wait was long and my buzzer wasn't working. But to be fair, waits here are usually long regardless. read more
2 years ago
Pretty solid budae jigae. Loved the side dishes. Super flavorful without being too spicy (I cannot handle spice). It came out to $19 which was a bit but the Ktown food court has a dear spot in my heart. read more
2 years ago
It was a cute spot to grab food. You could try a little of everything from different stalls. There was a photo booth, karaoke rooms, and claw machines. read more
2 years ago
3 years ago
Ordered kimchi jigae $13.99. Came with white rice and 3 small banchans (omelet roll, green water kimchi, pickled yellow radish). Jigae was too sweet, kimchi itself was underripe, overall taste wasn't spicy or salty enough. Had lots of kimchi which was the best part (just was underripe so tasted more like spicy behchu/cabbage). Wasn't the best but still comforting and filling. Wouldn't get it again unless I wanted a sweeter jigae. read more
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The food court was pretty packed on a Saturday night. I got a kalbi box from Hanok which comes with Kalbi, rice and some small side dishes which turned out to just be a little side salad and pickled radish. The Kalbi was average with a few of the pieces underneath being just bone. I recommend getting an appetizer or dessert with the meal because I was still a bit hungry afterwards! read more
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3 years ago
Hanok used to be our go to, but today I had the worst and most disgusting experience here. The girl who took my order didn't ask me to go or dine in. Since I was holding a takeout bag, I thought she knew that I'm ordering a takeout. When my food was finally ready (it took 10-15 min), another girl handed me a tray. I said I needed a takeout. She sighed and acted that I was a problem. She later grabbed a spoon from the sink which still had many unwashed, bubbly pots and plates. She only rinsed the spoon for 3-4 seconds under the faucet and did not even wipe it clean before scooping the soup into my takeout cup. Since I was disgusted (and the soup was filled only 60% of the cup -- meaning that the dine-in bowl was smaller than the takeout cup), I asked the girl that I wanted a new soup. The girl who took my order said it would take a while, and I said ok. While I went to pick up a order from another store, I saw the girls were looking at me and whispering. After I came back, my order was ready and it didn't even take 5 min. The old soup was magically gone as well. Wow! In addition to sharing my experience here, I'm also on my way to report this restaurant to the NYC Health Department. We won't be back until the restaurant takes care of their staff training and sanitation control. read more
This is one of the stalls inside the Food Gallery 32 food court. They serve traditional Korean food here such as bibimbap, kalbi, etc. The plates here are not too pricey at about $10 each and most of the items do come with rice and a soup. Everything tasted fine too. However, they are pretty stingy with the meat. It is mainly rice and vegetables. And the "soup" is basically just flavored water. read more
7 years ago
I stopped by Food Gallery recently looking for a late lunch, and got kimchi fried rice with chicken from Hanok. It came topped with an egg and with some miso soup and kimchi on the side for about $12 after tax. The portion was a good size, and and it satisfied my fried rice craving. Although there are other places in the area that make kimchi fried rice that I like better, they're all table service spots, so it's nice to have a tasty version of kimchi fried rice at a quick counter service place like Hanok. read more
5 years ago
I had the stir fried chicken with rice. The sauce was very flavorful, sweet and spicy. The chicken was tender. Very good in general! The tofu stew was great too! read more
5 years ago
Ordered the Bulgoki Japchae when I was here. Service was prompt with large portions. Did not experience the lack of meat as seen in some reviews here. Overall, great food! read more
One of the restaurants at the cafeteria in Koreatown. Their food is mediocre. Nothing really impressive. And for the price, their servings are not that generous. Prolly cuz I'm too used to Queens. The staff are nice tho, o should give it to them, and it was pretty quick. Was my second time here I figured I might give it another shot in case they improved but NO. That was it for me. read more
8 years ago
Their beef kimchi fried rice has no beef or kimchi it was just GREASY and spicy. No flavors whatsoever. Their oxtail tofu soup has really little oxtail. Flavor was ok, I just felt ripped off. Overall I feel like this place steals your money. Portion is small and expensive compared to other stalls in the food court. Like where is the quality??? At least have some pride. read more
4 years ago
Part of the Gallery 32 food court. Food is run-of-the-mill, nothing special. They offer a verity of bunsik-type food like kimchi fried rice and bibibob. Service is fast and very friendly but you can find better in K-town. read more
7 years ago
Hanok is definitely one of my favorite spots in ktown. They have pretty much same traditional dish menu as other restaurants in ktown but the price is way cheaper and the portion is generous, also tasty. I usually always order my favorite soft tofu soup with pork or yook gae jang soup. But today i tried kimchi fried rice and soft tofu soup together. I actually really like this combination. I recommend pancakes too, they are pretty filling and tasty. read more
4 years ago
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