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3.1 (59 reviews)
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Bulgogi bibimbap
Vicky L.

Korea house inside the food court Food Gallery 32. It's in the back left corner of the first floor. They serve a variety of Korean rice dishes. I got the bulgogi bibimbap and it came with bean sprouts, edamame, pickled radish and a bowl of rice. Everything was really fresh so I really liked that. It is a bit on the pricey side but what isn't these days. Service was extremely fast and there is more than enough seating on one of the 3 floors in this food hall.

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Mickie K.

Hands down my favorite spot for korean bbq kalbi and bulgogi, I come here very often to be honest and I get the same 2 items on the menu. # 27 bulgogi medium is 17.99 and large 21.99 or #28 korean bbq kalbi m 19.99 and large 24.99 those are the only two on the menu that you can combo it with a tofu stew for an extra $5. The medium is usually enough for me. I literally just come here after work or when i'm off from work to just come here and nibble something for lunch or dinner. The staff are usually the same, every time I go. pretty sure they know by now that i'm a regular that comes so freaking often as much as I can, haha. They have traditional korean food which is why I like it here.

A lifespan with no cellmate
Fox E.

If there's a whole building full of Job Advisors, then it's a Korea House. This is not that. This is just a stall in a market that makes f***ing good food. I had the soft tofu soup about two weeks after they first opened on the first trip that I made here. I've since been back three or four times but haven't eaten at this stand since then - even though I enjoyed it a lot the first time. I'll definitely be eating here again soon though. It's a little high in the price department which is why I don't give it five stars and it wasn't the best I've ever had - but it was pretty damn good. I just wish that it was under $10 like a lot of the stands inside the H Mart and whatever - but it's still a fantastic food court and I like all the stands in here and they're mostly Korean and stuff.

Squid dolsot aka bibimbop
Jodi H.

Pretty standard food court Korean "platter," if you will. I was looking for something seafood and hot. I wanted some noodle soup, but went with the squid bibimbop. The sauce used was on the sweeter end, and I'm glad they had some variety of veggies. They don't use real clay pots (more like plastic haha), so I didn't get the crunch from the bibimbops of the stone-cooked rice at the very bottom. Bummer, but not a mood killer. They also have some sides provided like kimchi, pickled radish, to name a few. I still prefer the Korean plaza "food court" from my hometown...so I'm probably biased. But I feel like those plazas back at home have quicker service and cheaper lunch prices/deals. Korea House didn't seem to have any lunch discounts, so maybe that might be a good idea. Nevertheless, it's a solid standard choice for korean food if you don't want to wait in line, spend crazy amounts of money, and are already hangry. Plus, there's a kung fu tea inside so you can also get your boba fix (as well as other desserts/sweets stores too). Restrooms are clean and located on the top floor (so ascend those stairs!), but nothing fancy.

$8.99 - seafood soondubu jjigae - 해물순두부찌개
Ashlyn K.

I decided to grab a quick bite to eat at Korea House on a Thursday around 3:30pm. It's located in the food court in K-town in the back left corner. I was surprised to see seafood soondubu jjigae for $8.99 so I ordered it with very low expectations. While I totally understand that this is a more complex dish than something like kimbap, it did take about ten minutes to come out, which is pretty long for a food court stall. If you go around this time, there is plenty of seating in the food court! I was pleasantly surprised by the taste of the food! The flavor of the broth was there and there was an ample amount of seafood. I'm guessing this is probably because it's lower quality than other restaurants that serve soondubu in the area and give way less seafood per scoop. However, I still thought the seafood tasted good and I had no complaints. Especially for $8.99. However, jjigae means stew and the consistency of their jjigae is more like a soup. They also do not cut their tofu in small chunks so you either have to do it yourself or get an unproportionate amount of tofu per bite. The kimchee that comes with it is salty and watery and looks like wet cabbage with soup thrown over it. The critiques I had of the jjigae are minor, especially considering this is a food court stall. If you're really having a craving, Korea House has great pricing for good food!

Pimpan J.

Tried the seafood tofu soup and the Kimchee fried rice with beef. The tofu soup was pretty good, but the Kimchee fried rice was not that tasty - wouldn't recommend it. Also, the wait for the food was quite long for a food court.

Bulgogi bibimbap
Doreen L.

This Korea House is located inside a Korean food court in Manhattan's Korea town. Here, you can get a somewhat-healthy fast meal but the food quality and quantity varies. You line up, order, get a buzzer and get your food on tray (cafeteria style). The Gop Dol bibimbop was great: hot rice, crisped by the hot stone pot, lots of vegetables and a cracked egg in the middle. The only problem was the ground beef portion was very small. But the food was plentiful and filling. My brother was satisfied with his dish. The Bulgoki bibimbop was not appetizing at all. Filled with matts of cold shredded vegetables, and a pinch of cold overcooked dull beef. I thought bulgogi/bulgoki was savory marinated beef. This beef tasted like it was boiled in hot water and seasoned slightly afterwards. Definitely do not order this. I am reluctant to return, thanks to the varying flavors, textures and value.

Jap chae and tofu pot (not worth the $)
Peng L.

I do not know why I keep coming back to this food court. I think I'm trying to give it a second chance too many times now. I like the complex a lot. The food is expensive for the quality of food you get. It's more worth it to pay $10 more for better food. I tried almost all the vendors and was never impressed. It's actually a struggle to finish my food and most of the time I leave unsatisfied. Jap chae was watery and salty. Tofu pot stew tasted like instant spicy soup. Will not come back to this one.

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Kevin H.

Great Korean BBQ ribs for a food court! Got a few dishes and they tasted great! Looks like a good small family run restaurant too!

Number 6: dolsolt bimbimbop from Korea House
Yaka H.

This is a great alternative for a fast meal, located in a food court in K-town with various other food stalls (steamed buns, Red Mango, a sushi place, Korean-Chinese place, etc.). There's also a good amount of seating located in the upstairs area and this food court mall is open until midnight. If you are looking to order a heated stone pot of bimbimbap (dolsolt bimbimbap), be sure to order the correct number. This place also serves a variety of cold bowl bimbimbaps, so just be careful when ordering! The dolsot bimbimbap (#6) came with soybean soup with napa cabbage, kimchi, and burdock root pickles. The meat is pretty skimpy for the portion. While it's definitely not the best Korean, given the area, price, and speed, this is a pretty decent deal of a meal. Prices here are the same for lunch and for dinner, so for dinner, it's a much better deal. The stall will give you a pager, so it's a pretty nice system. This food court does have a water fountain, but doesn't provide cups (they provide condiment sauce cups for drinking).

Large bulgogi to-go
Tammie K.

Stopped by Food Gallery after work to grab a quick dinner. I was really craving bulgogi that night, but didn't want to go through the hassle of sitting down at a restaurant. After looking through all the stores, it seemed like Korea House was my best bet. I ordered a large to-go (intending it for 2+ meals) and brought everything back home. First of all, for $17+ I'd expect either the portion sizes to be larger or better quality. It was upsetting when the beef tasted flavorless and overcooked. I do give them credit for packing all the side dishes for me even though I had ordered to-go; I would have been even more disappointed otherwise. I ended up making two unsatisfying meals out of my order. Mental note: never come again.

Kim chee jigae
Sylvia C.

Got the Kim chee jigae. Broth was water down and not too much meat, Kim chee. There were 4 slices of the rice cake, 4 pieces of pork. Can't believe I actually counted but when there is so little, counting is easy. Don't waste your time here when there are so many good eats nearby

Tian G.

Order their seafood tofu pot. The price is good and the taste is right (have to say it's hard to mess up the taste). However, I found the ingredients to be not very fresh. I left quite some oyster/clam untouched at the end. Also, the wait time is considerable. Would be hesitate to come back again as there are so many good places on the same street.

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The Bulgoki Bibimbop was really overpriced and not worth the money compared to the other restaurants in the same building.

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Inside was such a vibe! Very chill

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