Best Korean food in the area! I live in Baltimore city but come to H Mart about once a month for specific groceries. Love this little food stall which is tucked away in the back. There are a few chairs/tables for seating. Very simple, but clean. The lady behind the counter is always smiling and gracious! Their miso soup is delicious and the beef bulgogi is one of our favorites! Portions and prices are very reasonable. Will keep coming back. read more

Manna Rang - Korean Near Me - Catonsville, Maryland

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Summary: If you're super hungry after all the shopping then maybe. Location: Great! Ambience: Very basic. Not super clean. Price: Reasonable! Service: Not a fan. The lady behind the counter was rude. Food: Portion sizes are good. Taste is very average. Also looks like they have a good selection of items. Can't speak to how good they taste. read more

Manna Rang - Korean Near Me - Catonsville, Maryland

First off, let me say this place is nothing fancy. A few chairs, a couple tables, but the food is good. We both ordered the beef Bulgogi. Easily some of the best we've had. And we've had it all over the US. Prices are reasonable and the service is on point. We even ended up taking four orders with us before we went back home to Pennsylvania. read more

Manna Rang - Beef Bulgogi - Korean Near Me - Catonsville, Maryland

They have theeeee best eggrolls I have ever tasted. There Chicken roll has chucks of juicy chicken. The beef roll is so beefy and moist. I've been to a lot of American Chinese and Japanese restaurants. No other can compareto them. And the service is always great. It's in Hmart Catonsville inside on the right side behind fruits and veggies. read more

We had the seafood kal guksu which I was actually impressed by the broth- we weren't sure it was homemade knife cut noodles but flavor was really good especially in a cold winter day- don katsu was also good - had the perfect fry on it - read more

Love this Korean place, it is located in the food court of H mart in Catonsville. Prices are relatively low compared to Korean restaurants nearby, but portions are huge, and the quality and the taste of the food are similar or better! Our favorites are: dolsot bibimbap and spicy seafood noodle soup. Some of the stir-fry dishes such as pork with green beans are also very tasty. Each order comes with self-served miso soup and some kimchi. The dining area is kind of small and sketchy, and really cold, bring a jacket with you! read more

Manna Rang - Short rib dolsot bibimbap! - Korean Near Me - Catonsville, Maryland

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Located inside the Hmart, this is a convenient food stand, where you order your food at the counter and they call you up to get it when your order is up. I got a jiampong, which is a noodle soup with seafood. It was nice and hot, the broth was a great flavor, but i thought it needed more shrimp, since it only had 1 in the bowl and the noodles were a bit soft for my taste. They also have a variety of other soups, noodle dishes and rice dishes as well as some appetizers. It was a nice tasty, convenient place for dinner that allowed me to get my grocery done right afterwards. read more

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Food was very filling and the quantity was pretty big, one dish can easily feed three or four people! Some dishes weren't to my taste but the service here was wonderful. read more

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Manna Rang is located *inside* H-Mart. They're inside a grocery store, so all the ingredients for their food is really fresh! I highly recommend #51 "bulgogi kimchi" and #17 "Jajangmyeon" (noodles in black bean sauce with pork, DELICIOUS). Certain entrees also come with a bowl of rice and a bowl of miso soup (free refills!). You simply order at the counter, wait for your food to be called, pick it up, eat, go into a food coma, and then return the tray back to the counter. You can also order sushi and other raw/Japanese dishes at the next counter! I enjoy their spicy tuna roll, spicy salmon roll, & sashimi platter. I've never gotten food poisoning from their raw fish. I highly recommend ordering/catering from them for big orders compared to other places. This is great quality sushi/sashimi for a fraction of the cost at a typical Japanese restaurant!! read more

Manna Rang - #51 'Bulgogi Kimchi' with rice & miso soup (free refills), $11.95 - Korean Near Me - Catonsville, Maryland

Ordered and waited over a half hour while everyone after me was served who ordered both after me and before, including a separate order by spouse who got it right away. Her food was so fishy we threw it away. Just disgusting. As for me, I asked for a refund and left without anything. This place discriminated against the only white person in the place...obviously. Went elsewhere for better food than this place could dream of serving. Cooks in the back had no hats or hair nets either...health code violation. Won't ever bother going back to this place. The person at the register could not have cared less, and as a result, we'll see how the health department takes this for code violations. read more

Was seriously craving some japchae so that's what I rodered from Manna Rang. We've tried other foods before like their fried pork cutlets and bulgogi and I like that there is always something different I can try. The japchae I ordered came with a bowl miso soup, a bowl of sticky rice (Mmmm....) and a side of kimchi. The japchae came with generous portions of beef and I loved the swoosh you get as you suck in the glass noodles. To try next time: Korean-inspired ramen! Worth a try if you are shopping at H-Mart in Ellicott City anyway. read more

Got gim bob and gim bob dosirak from this place to go. The gim bob in the dosirak was already bad. We took it back and the lady was very rude saying how the food was prepared the same time as the gim bob that we bought separately. She didn't even say sorry. Would NOT eat from here to get take out as they seem to sell "already gone bad" food. read more

Manna Rang is H Mart's food court, if you can call it that. Just a list of things I noticed: Prices are inexpensive. Quality of food is average, at best. Staff seem unhappy. The staple Korean dishes are available. Sushi is available. The tempura section is not fresh. They are honest -- there's a sign that tells you everything has MSG. There are recent additions to their menu. read more

6/22/11 5:00PM This is the food court inside of the Catonsville, MD H Mart. I ordered Shrimp Fried Rice which came out to around $8.50. The entree came with a self-serve bowl for Miso Soup and a small plate of kimchee and spicy pickled radish. As with most food courts, the food came out very quickly. Overall, the meal was meh; I think I can cook shrimp fried rice better at home. After the meal, the biggest regret was that I could have tried Kirkwood Pit Beef which was literally a few blocks away with my $8.50. The remorse settled and I went home. Maybe I will remember on another grocery trip. read more

4/5 for overall. 5/5 for food. Excellent variety of fast, casual, freshly prepared and served piping hot off the stove or frying. The booth is in the back of H-mart and serves Korean popular dishes, mostly rice-based or noodle-based. Everything is served with their housemade kimchi, which is always super delicious and perfectly ripe. Water is self-serve, or you can buy cans/bottles of your choice. You order at the counter and then they call you to pick up your order and tray when it's ready. I really recommend their bulgogi, galbi-tang, and jjamppong. I'm always really happy with the food, and especially happy because the dining experience is super casual (in the middle of a big Asian grocery store!) and really deliciously made-to-order in a snap. 3/5 for environment. Yes, you're eating in a very tight and crammed space in the back corner of H-Mart. So it smells like the fish in the seafood department next to you, and it's noisy since it's a constantly busy supermarket. But you should know that before you choose to order your food here anyways. But one thing that's frustrating is that it really gets busy during peak lunch hours and especially weekend lunch hours, and the seating area is super limited. Know that you have a place to sit and eat before you order! 4/5 for price. The cost is a tiny bit on the expensive side considering you don't really eat in a restaurant, and you get no banchan, and everything is self-service. But in the grand scheme of things, the pricing is fair. I really recommend the food here but I would recommend getting take-out if you want a better dining environment and experience. Bon appetit! read more

I absolutely love this place...everything here reminds me of my time in Asia...especially the food and customer service...also the miso soups there was so good that I can easily say that I have not tasted Miso this good since Japan...also the fact that this establishment is connected to an Asian grocer and shopping area truly adds to the nostalgia...great place and will be back with the family... read more

Manna Rang - Having fun with friends - Korean Near Me - Catonsville, Maryland

Convenient food stall inside H-Mart. Cheap, good portions and flavorful- must be the MSG. The spicy soups are great for rainy or cold days- always hits the spot. read more

Manna Rang - #5- Sliced Rice Cake/Noodles with Dumplings in Beef Broth with Egg. - Korean Near Me - Catonsville, Maryland

This is the most authentic Korean Kim Bap Shop I've been to in the US. I lived in Korea for a year, and one of the things I miss the most are the inexpensive, quick, and delicious ubiquitous corner kitchens. Manna Rang is the closest I've come to finding that style of restaurant. The ladies who work there are extremely friendly and helpful. The signage is colorful and enticing, and appeals to any person who likes to eat with their eyes, regardless of their knowledge of Korean cuisine. The bibim naeng myeun is outstanding, as well as the jjam pong and soondooboo jjiggae. TIP: The trick to having an above-average meal is to order actual Korean dishes, and not the Asia-generic "fried rice" or "saucy chicken" dishes. A lot of the less-than-satisfactory reviews of this place are written by people who ordered Americanized dishes. The portions are gigantic and inexpensive. If you want to try traditional Korean food served in an authentic way without the intimidation or price of a restaurant with table service and a table-center stove top, this is the place to go. PS: H-Mart has great produce prices, too!!! read more

This is the food court / walk up counter restaurant that is inside of the H-Mart. All the big Korean grocery stores do this. The giant stores in LA usually have several of these eateries attached to the grocery store, as well as little shops with beauty supplies, cosmetics, etc. They all tend to have a similar menu of Korean staples, so the menu is pretty much what I would expect it to be. Most of these places have decent food, but it's rarely anything worth writing home about. These places are also typically very affordable. Manna Rang is exactly what I would expect it to be. I've eaten here twice with my husband when we've been out late running errands on a weekend. We're usually trying to wrap up groceries for the week and if we run behind, we're still running errands and starving at mid-afternoon. The hubby hates my Hangry Monster so the couple times she showed her face while we were in H-Mart, we stopped shopping to eat here. It's good enough to make the Hangry Monster go away. And restore peace and tranquility to the shopping experience. Other than that, I wouldn't really eat here. But I'm grateful it's here and I'm sure I'll be eating here again at some point. ----------------------------------- Explanation of my rating system - 5*: Epitome of something, the best I've had, would LOVE to go back 4*: Great food and happy to go back regularly, but not the best of the category 3*: Food is fine. I may spontaneously decide to go there based on convenience. But no need to go back either. 2*: If you insist, I guess I'll come along. I'll find something to eat. But I wouldn't have picked it. 1*: No plans to come back. I'll try to talk companions out of going. read more

Pretty average Korean food inside the H-Mart. The bibimbap wasn't super flavorful, and the galbi pieces weren't very tender. At least there was miso soup included that you serve yourself. read more

I was more impressed with the grocery store than the food court. The customer service at MannaRang Food Court sucks! So I walked up to the food court because I saw they had fresh sushi. I asked the lady at the food court about the options available and she impatiently told me to go to the other side. I can't say that she was rude, but her tone was so harsh it made me almost cringe to find out what was on the other side that she was so brash about. I did go around, and there a man as stiff as balls that stepped out from the other side of the counter. He just stared at me as I waited for my son to catch up to me so he could pick out the sushi he wanted. I almost felt uncomfortable and didn't want to be there, but had already told the kid I'd get him some sushi if he came inside the store. I did smile at the man, but luckily I didn't need to ask him anything because he definitely didn't want to talk, or even smile. I guess smiles aren't really contagious. I'll go back to the grocery store, but I won't go back to the food court. The sushi wasn't that good and the service was just unpleasant. Go with God when you go in here. Just be warned. read more

Food is so-so. Like another Yelper said, I usually order from here out of convenience if I'm shopping late or am too tired. So I'll usually order, do my shopping and then come back to pick up the order. I wouldn't really come here for "exceptional" Korean food. Although I've only found the food to be just all right, I really like their kimchi. Dunno if it's extra anchovy juice or what, but it instantly makes your mouth salivate. Also has lots of chili flakes, and you always get a few chunks of daikon. Service, the little that is required, is definitely not something they're bothered about. There's nothing incompetent about their service, they're just not bothered about any pleasantries whatsoever. Especially if it's the older lady that mans the counter most days, her scowl probably intimidates any shy would-be customers, and she probably comes off as rude even when she isn't actively trying to be. That said, no biggie, since contact is minimal. All you're gonna do is look at the pictures, tell her a number, pay, then sit. When it's ready, she calls out your number. read more

Love this place! Great quality and quantity of food in the back of Hmart. Very high quality Korean dishes, really love spicy Galbi Tang.

We ordered their advertised summer specials which include the cold noodle soup (nang myun) and cold spicy noodles @ $9. You're better off getting the packaged versions in the supermarket and making it on your own at home. Also we detected a bit of a soapy taste in one of the dishes. Couldn't help but get a bit neurotic about how they are cleaning their wares. While I was there, I noticed other diners were pretty happy with the stews. We also had the kim bap $4 and that was pretty good. So I would stay away from the cold noodle stuff and order the stews. read more

Manna Rang - MSG disclosure - Korean Near Me - Catonsville, Maryland

The food was delicious but too oily and the place was nice and clean compared to Lotte Plaza read more

Manna Rang - This is my lunch for August 6th - Korean Near Me - Catonsville, Maryland

Worst customer service and attitude ever. Dishes took forever to make. We bought over $50 value Korean food from this restaurant, and the waiter refused to give us even one plastic container (probably worth 1 cent) to take out our leftovers. Avoid this restaurant! There are plenty of other Asian restaurants in the same plaza. read more

To avoid purchasing everything in HMart, we stopped at Manna. We split a Kimbap and Beef Noodle, which was somewhat like a stir fry noodle dish with woodear and onions. The noodle dish reminded me of Chinese stir fry noodles but had a gravy. Noodles were cooked well, not too gummy but little over al dente. Let me tell you - for $11 the dish was generous in portion size and came with a side of kimchi and miso soup. Kimbap ($5.50) was average. It tasted fresh and as usual I loved the pickled radish that gave the slightly sweet and sour punch to the rice roll. I tend to like my rice softer whereas theirs was firmer, but the taste was on point. Food came out fast (about 10 minutes). This joint is in a tucked corner of HMart with about only 8-10 tables and a high table, so I can see it might be hard to find seating during busy hours. Definitely was satisfying and will likely venture here again next time I grocery shop at the market! read more

This food restaurant is located inside H Mart and also owned the sushi shop. We tried their foods and they were very good. We had jampong and bim bim bop. Flavors were authentic and good portion size. The prices were reasonable. I like this food restaurant much more than the one inside Hanorri town. read more

FOOD POISONING! Been getting sushi from here for a while now but not any longer. Stopped in Friday evening, nothing was pre-made to go so I ordered a spicy tuna roll which was made in front of me. Three hours later the cramps started then nausea, diarrhea and vomiting. It has been 20 hours and I am still laid up in bed and can only keep down ginger ale. Stay away. A call to Baltimore County Health is next. read more

This is one of my favorite places to eat. I always get number 14, but I've had friends get many other dishes and they've all been satisfying. My advice is to stay towards the warmer dishes. Americans tend to not like cold bibimbap or noodles, and their stews are really good. I come here twice a week almost every week, as my college is right around the corner. If you're not familiar with korean food, it's no big deal. Descriptions are right below the names of dishes, AND they have awesome sushi! read more

I had #34 today (some kimchee/pork and tofu hot pot) and it was banging'. I could eat it every day and not get bored. And it was like $8.50! So good. Highly recommend. read more

From Korea with love. The spicy seafood soup (champoong) or just simply #19 and #15 braised beef soup (I can't pronounce the Korean name) are two of Asia's best comfort food. Too bad you can't get them after a night of drunken debauchery; they'd be great after a night of drinking. The servings are quite big, especially #19 the seafood noodle soup. It's quite spicy, but nothing that will burn your mouth, just enough to make you sweat a bit. The beef soup is also hefty, it comes in a stone bowl that keeps it hot. The beef soup has vermicelli (glass noodles) so you may not need the side of rice it comes with. What I do sometimes is put the rice in the soup to make it heartier. After all, rice is almost a sacred dish in some Asian tribal cultures, so don't waste it. Both dishes come with small serving of kimchi. Some people have complained about the service in this tiny "food court" but what they don't realize is that the food is prepared upon order. So be patient, it is worth it! And after you eat, you'll notice that you're not thirsty. That's because the flavor comes from the ingredients, herbs and spices, not salt. It's a more healthful option then. But you know what's a good dessert after all that savory, spicy soupy goodness... ICE CREAM!!! I'm not yet done with my ice cream hopping so those reviews will have to wait. read more