*Sigh,* I don't mean this to be a knock on H-Mart or on food courts but this place has made it on…read moreMANY a list for best Korean food in Austin...I think that's more of an indictment on the Korean food scene in Austin than this place. With all that being said, the food here is serviceable. It's fine, you're getting food court Korean food so if you temper your expectations. You'll get a little a tiny amount of like two banchan. My Yookgaejang was mild-ain't no other way of putting it. You can tell that the broth wasn't cooked with gochujang so you didn't get that rich, spicy flavor. Another visit I got the bibim naengmyun and it also just didn't quite get there. Just a little on the plainer side, not just talking about the lack of heat.

Located inside HMART food court Right next to the restrooms…read moreat the far back Service was easy and quick It's rustling and bustling so it's quite loud and busy. But very convenient. We ordered the ox knee bone soup. The soup was great and had lots of meat in it! I was surprised by how many different side dishes it came with because usually food court meals come with bare minimum. I would highly recommend this place - the location is kind of hidden in comparison to the other stalls with bright signs so I can see why people end up eating the other places tha this spot.

I got their spicy mixed soon do boo to go. It had a mix of sea food, beef and other meats. I got…read morethe highest spice level and it was very spicy. I would get it at medium spicy level. The soup broth was very well made and cooked. The silky soft tofu was fantastic as always. I like the son doo bo (Soften tofu soup) and it is one of my favorite Korean foods. The service was fast. This was located inside hmart grocery store, but it was at the food section. You order and wait until your beeper beeps. You can either eat there or get to go. I got to go, but I recommend eating there because the soup needs to be eat boiling hot. You get a mall fodd court experience if you eat there. Overall it's not bad.

The bibimbap was pretty good. The hot stone bowl kept the food very warm. I ordered beef and felt…read morelike they were a bit conservative with the meat portions. Otherwise, the meal was solid.

I loved the Tesla test drives you can do right at the mall! I was able to pick between a Model Y or…read morea Model 3 Tesla to drive full self driving. FSD was incredibly smooth and the Tesla team were very friendly when I approached them to ask for a test drive on the spot. They made time for me to take a car out of my choice right away! Spent a half hour trying it out. Ended up buying one from this experience!

3.6.5+ They sell complete fake Pokémon cards…read moreBut the other stores are good and the mall overall is good

Been to the one in Dallas Hmart and it was subpar. But heard form couple of friends that this one…read morebecame better and they were raving about the jambong so I had to try because I love jambong! Pros-jambong was tasty 1x going -lots of seafood and ingredients in jambong -yes it is better than before -tasty -efficient order system then wait to be called and pick up food -free small cups of water etc by the wall for all patrons -pretty nice Hmart comparative to others Cons-very heavy on the msg -2nd time going it was way too salty -wish noodles had more chew -not stellar -jajiangmyun is just ok -priced ok could give more in jajiangmyun -pretty pack and sometimes hard to find seats and gets a tad warm when it's very crowded -Dallas Zion market still holds best food court jambong and stalls for taste

I will never not be disappointed by Austin's Korean restaurant selection…read more Ignoring taste for a second, the portion size vs. the price is disproportionate. The Sweet and Sour Pork (탕수육) is $17.95. This feels like price gouging. The same franchise in Carrollton charges the same price for what feels like 4x the amount. It supposed to be a shareable plate. Also, (this is nitpicking) they just poured the sauce. It usually comes in the side. The Jjangmyeon (짱장면) was pretty tasteless like it needed more black bean paste and it was a smaller portion than before. The Jjampong soup (짬뽕국물) was rich though. It was probably the most value.

It was a great experience to taste delicious and diverse food…read more I recommend it to everyone

I used to like it a lot more. When it had the Elote stand and the Corn Dog stand. It was unique. It…read morewas different. What the freak did they do to it? All the best stuff is closing. Sad. The Lakeline Mall is a big and popular mall in the northwest suburbs of Austin, and it has a pretty decent food court which isn't huge, but has a little bit of everything and I appreciate that. I just don't appreciate the things that would have made this court a 4-star place being shut down. It's a nice place to hang out and people watch, or if you're me and Barbie just basically get stared at by lots of different people. In some ways it's a typical food court now that the good stuff is gone, but small and manageable and definitely a good addition to the mall, just sad to think of what it lost.

This little gem is inside hmart's food court. Amazing service and deal! I ordered a combination…read moretofu soup and requested 2 additional rice bowls. It comes with packaged seaweed, fried fish, and 3 different banchans. My total was $14! The soup was piping hot with egg already poached in the soup. Protein were plentiful and cooked perfectly to my spice level "mild". They were busy but I didn't wait more than 5 minutes for my order.

THE BIG: Located in the H Mart food court. Order and sit down type of vibe with electric pingers…read moregiven. Parking lot shared with the H Mart. THE BLACK AND WHITE: I was craving some food when I arrived at the H Mart and did my normal walk through the shops before settling on Chodang Tofu. For food, I got the soft tofu jjgae and bulgogi. The dishes came out with a three servings of banchan and fried fish. Not the biggest fried fish fan but my wife enjoyed eating that. The jjgae was flavorful and the tofu was extremely soft. Big fan. THE FINAL BAMBOO: Overall the damage done here was around $34 for the two dishes. Great stop to try if you're craving kimchi soup in H Mart.

This place deserves more attention. 1000% worth every bite and $$. Chill ambience, great food,…read moreclean and just a perfect spot that deserves more attention.

This location is much better than the New Braunfels location…read more The staff are nice, portions are big and flavorful. Lots of seating . Highly recommend the scallion pancake, yuxiang chicken, lowmein, and their fried rice. The yogurt drinks they sell are pretty good as well!

Not going to write a long review, it is pointless. This place is an absolute "yes" recommendation…read moreeither for a casual lunch or a fancy dinner. We did not know anything about it, stumbled upon it while were in the area. What a delight. An amassing service. Very fast and very friendly. Good interior design, great menu to satisfy any cravings. Nice selection of appetizers waiting for you on the table. Short ribs BBQ is a must. And it goes on and on. Everything we tried was up to par. I see some reviews share a concern regarding pricing. Lunch for three hungry people including tips was $85, For amount of food and the selection you get this is not even moderately expensive, this is a very reasonable price. This is definitely a recommendation.

First time here and the staff was great! They helped me decided how to order and what was best. I…read moreonly went with 1 other person so we ended up not going with a combo and just ordering a few things. It was my first time going to a kbbq spot where they cooked for you and it was really convenient! We told them how we liked the meat (on the crispier side) and it was lovely. They checked in often and made sure we were all good. Definitely will come back !

Soooo, first attempt was cut short as they close at 8:30, despite Hmart closing at 10pm. Note to…read moreself. Second time when around 3pm, no chance of them being closed. Got the avocado egg toast w/garlic bread and the original k-dog corn dog. Y'all the egg toast was out of this world. I don't know how they get the eggs sooo fluffy and they line the avocado for the entire side of the toast. No skimping here. The egg also went all to the bottom of the bread 'basket' so you weren't left eating a bunch of bread. This took the show 100% The K-dog corn dog was delicious and probably didn't get the full attention as I had the egg toast first. Oops. There was a tad too much breading for me but the hot dog tasted great and if I weren't so dang full probably would have enjoyed more. Service was prompt and friendly, and they provide a beeper for when the food is ready for window pickup. As seating is in the food hall with everyone else, the ambiance was just alright.

OMDog!!! I have yet to try an egg toast sandwich and I…read morewill. My focus is always on the dogs because, my goodness, they are incredible! My favorites are the cheddar dog as well as the mozzarella & cheddar dog. There is just something about the way these dogs are cooked and dipped and breaded that makes for a near-perfect corndog. They fried to golden perfection without drying the breading and keeping the inside ingredients (cheese, dog, etc.) juicy and tender. Talk about a guilty pleasure!

First of all, we were just there 08/07/2026 around 9pm, i hope the management reads that. The staff…read morewas very friendly and service oriented. Young kids doing hard work on a friday evening instead of partying. And they did a great job!!! Second, the food: We had the soup dumplings, the won ton in the chili sauce, the minced pork noodle and the stir fry noodles with beef. The food was amazing, could be a little bit more spicy though, but they have some hot sauces and chili oil to turn it up a notch. The noodles were perfectly cooked, not to soft and not al dente. Prices are good, portions are plenty. Also, they have these super delicious garlicky cucumbers in a savory sauce/dressing at the self serve section. I should have taken more of those. It's a neat little place, they also have these cute little booths outside. I already know what i will try next time we go there. This place is up my (noodle) alley!

TLDR: SO much potential…read more From the pictures online, Noodle Alley looked legit! Simple seating, bamboo plants, simple wood furniture, red lanterns and a shrine-- it gives traditional without even trying. You can order either at the counter or directly at your table via QR code. I'd recommend ordering at the counter, since it seems like table orders take longer to get moving. If your body runs warm, their central AC isn't running and for the most part, I found myself too hot to even want to order noodles with broth. Instead, I opted for the Cold Sesame noodles, which surprisingly wasn't bad! NOTE: the picture overhypes the dish and the actual result/taste look nothing like it. It absolutely needed more dimension other than the cucumbers, lettuce, and carrots-- fried garlic, lime, peanuts, scallions, ANYTHING. The chicken was tender (THANK GOODNESS), but should have been more shredded. Small menu items: *The Taiwanese Popcorn: another one-dimensional item that could have been so much better. It needed more spices and BASIL! *Soup Dumplings: Came out deflated with not enough soup, but the good news: the dumpling wrapper was tender and the pork filling wasn't too bad. *Shrimp & Pork Wontons in Chili Sauce: needs more acidity, I added a few drops of vinegar and it made the dish perfect Self-Service: In addition to being able to order at your table, Noodle Alley has a self-service bar where they serve oranges (essential to end all Chinese meals) and cucumber salad. Though there seems to be some praise for the cucumber salad, we found it to be too soggy meaning it's been sitting for some time.