Lots of Korean dishes to choose from. Yuk hoe was good and Sundubu had tons of toppings - huge…read moreshrimp, multiple mussels, etc. I think Sundubu itself was better than the one from Mirak. Sidedishes including kimchi was good, but it would have been great if fried vegetables were right out of the fryer and not cold to the touch. I did not see any Japanese menu so I am wondering why it's called Korean & Japanese restaurant. However, overall good spot for Korean dishes. Quick service and they seem to understand Korean.

Average Korean BBQ, I have nothing to compare this too in Mexico. It was neither good, nor…read morebad..........If I were to compare it to the spots in the USA around Atlanta, NY or San Fran, this place would rate negative 1. Just zero flavor in their meat. I am pretty sure there is absolutely no marinading of the meats --- just frozen meat, from their supplier, to their freezer, to your grill. They do not serve rice with the meat combo dish. Anyway, I took pics of the meats. The meats were served before the appetizers, kind of strange.......We ordered mussels and calamari. The calamari was actually pretty good. The mussels we ordered were served on a portable gas grill that was set way to high, the mussels dish was boiling and overcooked the mussels, they were fishy tasting and rubbery. The service was very good. I just do not think this is very traditional and the place has a lot of strange quirks.

Very funny that I didn't even know this place exist after staying at the area for 2 months. This…read moretiny boutique restaurant is quite hidden. Unlike most restaurants on the streets in this area, this Korean restaurant is hidden inside a plaza mall. I did not discover this place until I saw some Korean words displayed on an ad board located on the street This place is very authentic because it is opened by real Koreans. With the large FDI from Korea to Mexico, there is an increasing need of local Korean restaurants to suit the needs of Korean expats. This place has been opened for five years. The menu is very comprehensive. It offers both Korean and Spanish menu. It has everything from bim bim bap, ramen to typical bulgogi dish. It also offers a wide range of beverages and desserts. Every dish has a direct translation from Korean to Spanish. On top, even the utensils are very Korean, as displayed with long silver chopsticks and spoons. If you want authentic Korean food on your stay at San Pedro, be sure to come here!

I love the Samgyupsal and the Kalbi here, well marinated and tastes so yummy! Also, try their ramen…read moreon a cold winter night, so flavorful and keeps you warm. And watch KPop music videos as you eat. So awesome!

This is the best Korean restaurant in Nuevo Leon. Service and food is to die for. I've tried almost…read moreevery single dish at Hangaram and all of them made me feel like I was eating real Korean homemade food. I highly and truly recommend this restaurant. The service is amazing, really lovely people working there and made you feel like home.