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If you ever want just fast but yummy food court Korean dishes - this is the place!! Crowded (it's Sunday), but clean - I ordered a combo noodle and Korean dumplings set for $16!!! Hubbs ordered a ginormous mackerel from Jin for $16!! What an economically delicious lunch, especially in this day and age!!! Service was swift and friendly and the side dishes were flavorful and plenty! Who needs fancy restaurants when Noodle Plus and Jin delivers 5+ star quality food!! Also - we decided to tip the two gentlemen who work tirelessly to clean up after the patrons quickly!!
There's outdoor dining now on the upper parking lot now! I haven't visited in a while. Back at home in San Francisco, I always crave a hearty bowl of kalguksu (hand-cut noodles), and this is my go-to spot when I'm in Ktown for the past several years. Finally got to sit down for my first review. I love to support family-run businesses, and the mother, father, and daughter always provide the best service. I was stoked when I found out they were open for outdoor dining. They bring the food in takeout containers so that you can bring your leftovers home. Highly recommended dishes: -mandu (handmade dumplings) -cold noodles with salmon sashimi (super fresh cuts!) -of course, kalguksu (clam, oyster, seafood combination) The kalguksu broth is very light and flavorful. The portions are very hearty and the banchan (side dishes) are great too! Thanks, Noodle Plus!
Great service!! The people that are working there are really fast and super friendly! I order their Salmon Mixed Noodle for the first time ever and it tastes amazing and very fulfilling! I also order their Fishcake Soup that tastes really good, amazing, and fulfilling as well. I definitely will come back again for ordering more of their tasty food items from the menu to choose from because of their beautiful food presentation. Thank you all so much!!
Humongous portion - best to be shared! I made the mistake of ordering their snail mixed noodle for myself. Way too much of the same thing in one meal. I got tired of the texture and flavor 1/3 mark in. Mountain worth of soba noodles + julienned mixed veggies, but a sprinkle of snail pieces - yes a lot of veggies and noodles but not sure it was worth $15? The flavor wasn't exactly unique. I was given container of generic red pepper paste to add on my own. In addition, it took them forever to have my order ready despite being the only customer. My husband was half way through his giant Tonkatsu platter from the adjacent counter before i saw any signs of my order being assembled. Overall - snail mixed noodles? Glad I gave it a try since I have never seen it served elsewhere in ktown but don't think I would get it again.
I had their cold soba noodles. It had 3 mounds of noodles, grated daikon, green onions, yellow pickled radish, and the broth. It was super filling and ~$14!
DO NOT EAT HERE. We ordered 떡만두국 and the dumpling fillings were rotten. We told the ladies working there and they said it's kimchi mandu and that's the way it's supposed to taste. Do y'all see any kimchi in this filling?? Cuz we don't, and it smelled rotten. When we first got the order, they had added no salt and instead of apologizing they reprimanded the cook in front of us and shoved some salt into our hands.
Pros: -Big portions -Korean banchan (side dishes) included, of course. Kimchi is solid, here -I don't really like Kalguksu (knife noodle) that much, but the Kalguksu here is yummy. I got the Kimchi Kalguksu Cons: -Sashimi Noodle Salad doesn't taste that great. The sauce is not balanced. I think it is a bit too acidic and not spicy enough. Needs more gochujang (red pepper paste) and chan geerum (sesame seed oil).
Just ate a very satisfying round of banchan, korean fried chicken, chol myun and cold noodles. Someone left a one star review griping about fruit on soba noodles but they clearly shouldn't be reviewing if they can't identify the noodle type properly. Overall, great fast casual Korean place. I will be returning.
This is my favorite spot at the Koreatown Galleria food court. That's saying a lot considering this food court touts many strong options like the popular pork cutlet place in just the next stall over. The vaguely named Noodle Plus is my favorite for good comfort food in the most purely Korean way. The best way I know how to describe their food is that their food tastes clean. So to explain... Korean food is often regarded as generally healthy. It's true that compared to common American food court fare, yes it's healthier but among Koreans, some things like bulgogi and even some type of soups are considered splurge meals due to its high fat or sodium and spice content and it's never considered a healthy diet to be eating these things every day. Noodle Plus is food that you could find at home but far more spruced up. Like if you had a beautiful apron-clad health-conscious Korean lady for a mom with some serious home-cooking chops, just chop-chopping away in her pristine kitchen making meals for you.. this is the food she might be churning out. My favorite menu item so far is their Sprouts Mixed Rice. So like their restaurant name, it doesn't sound very exciting but trust me, this is a showstopper dish because it is a mixed rice bowl that comes still sizzling in a stone pot with a nice oozy egg yolk that gets cooked when you mix the rice up turning it into this creamy texture that is perfect. The rice is topped with bean sprouts along with other nice veggies but it also contains a good amount of seasoned ground beef. While mixing, I also spied some chickpeas in there like mom was trying to sneak a little something extra healthy but I didn't even mind because it really worked. And don't forget to douse the bowl with the small tub of their special soy sauce to taste before you mix everything up, and do the mixing fairly soon. You want the rice at the bottom to crisp up a bit so that when you mix everything you get this unbelievable texture with the occasional crunch, but of course, you don't want anything to burn. So let it sizzle a bit, then pour in that soy sauce mixture and mix away before enjoying. It's just the perfect thing to have when you feel like treating your body well but you want it to taste amazing too. Each of their dishes come with around 3 side dishes that change up every so often, and a little bowl of soup. Because I love the sprouts mixed rice so much, I didn't try anything else yet but wow I saw some things other people we're ordering and they looked amazing, like a noodle dish with yulmu kimchi (radish stem kimchi) which is a perfect summer dish or just something to have when you want something light. I love that sort of food, fresh vibrant and clean flavors. I actually think this may have been a temporary special because I didn't see it on the menu before and instead was on a poster separate from the main menu. I know restaurants sometimes have a nice seasonal ingredient that they want to integrate into the menu but only just until that ingredient is at its best. I'm guessing that's what happened here. I highly, highly recommend trying this place out. The restaurant name and the look of the stall is very unassuming but their food speaks for itself. It's so unassuming that I always forget which stall I got my favorite sprouts mixed rice from and I end up chatting with all the ladies in each stall to find it again. This review is kind of a way to remind myself which stall it was, like leaving a breadcrumb trail. I figured my fellow Yelpers could benefit as well :)
This is my favorite food in LA and I love the salmon sashimi cold noodle, spicy seafoods soup, steam korean dumpling and fried vegetables. I do also recommend the seafood noodle soups, called kalguksoo, that's really good. Thank you!!
great take out Korean noodles inside the food court of the plaza. Everything is made fresh. Not oily and great noodles! Don't expect super friendly service as it's kinda like Korea street stands and all about no thrills service and all about the food. Grade them on the food not the service as they are always very busy especially on the weekends and just want to quickly take your order and get you your hot steaming food. The clams and hand cut noodles were delicious! A nice choice for economical fast Korean handmade noodles. read more
5 years ago
AUTHENTIC FOOD! Located in the middle of Korea Town in the Korea Town Galleria Mall, this spot is a really good. Indoor shopping plaza with cute stores and even better dining. This place seemed like one of the local favorites in this galleria shopping plaza. This seemed to be mostly locals here. Authentic, freshly made food to order. I ordered the fried dumplings and they were really tasty. This place is a mom & pop restaurant that is cafeteria style eating. Small spot but many options to choose from. The plus was, they gave us two orders for the price of one. Guess we got lucky! If you're ever in the Korea Town area of Los Angeles, CA, check them out. read more
3 years ago
If you ever want just fast but yummy food court Korean dishes - this is the place!! Crowded (it's Sunday), but clean - I ordered a combo noodle and Korean dumplings set for $16!!! Hubbs ordered a ginormous mackerel from Jin for $16!! What an economically delicious lunch, especially in this day and age!!! Service was swift and friendly and the side dishes were flavorful and plenty! Who needs fancy restaurants when Noodle Plus and Jin delivers 5+ star quality food!! Also - we decided to tip the two gentlemen who work tirelessly to clean up after the patrons quickly!! read more
There's outdoor dining now on the upper parking lot now! I haven't visited in a while. Back at home in San Francisco, I always crave a hearty bowl of kalguksu (hand-cut noodles), and this is my go-to spot when I'm in Ktown for the past several years. Finally got to sit down for my first review. I love to support family-run businesses, and the mother, father, and daughter always provide the best service. I was stoked when I found out they were open for outdoor dining. They bring the food in takeout containers so that you can bring your leftovers home. Highly recommended dishes: -mandu (handmade dumplings) -cold noodles with salmon sashimi (super fresh cuts!) -of course, kalguksu (clam, oyster, seafood combination) The kalguksu broth is very light and flavorful. The portions are very hearty and the banchan (side dishes) are great too! Thanks, Noodle Plus! read more
4 years ago
Great service!! The people that are working there are really fast and super friendly! I order their Salmon Mixed Noodle for the first time ever and it tastes amazing and very fulfilling! I also order their Fishcake Soup that tastes really good, amazing, and fulfilling as well. I definitely will come back again for ordering more of their tasty food items from the menu to choose from because of their beautiful food presentation. Thank you all so much!! read more
Humongous portion - best to be shared! I made the mistake of ordering their snail mixed noodle for myself. Way too much of the same thing in one meal. I got tired of the texture and flavor 1/3 mark in. Mountain worth of soba noodles + julienned mixed veggies, but a sprinkle of snail pieces - yes a lot of veggies and noodles but not sure it was worth $15? The flavor wasn't exactly unique. I was given container of generic red pepper paste to add on my own. In addition, it took them forever to have my order ready despite being the only customer. My husband was half way through his giant Tonkatsu platter from the adjacent counter before i saw any signs of my order being assembled. Overall - snail mixed noodles? Glad I gave it a try since I have never seen it served elsewhere in ktown but don't think I would get it again. read more
4 years ago
I had their cold soba noodles. It had 3 mounds of noodles, grated daikon, green onions, yellow pickled radish, and the broth. It was super filling and ~$14! read more
3 years ago
DO NOT EAT HERE. We ordered 떡만두국 and the dumpling fillings were rotten. We told the ladies working there and they said it's kimchi mandu and that's the way it's supposed to taste. Do y'all see any kimchi in this filling?? Cuz we don't, and it smelled rotten. When we first got the order, they had added no salt and instead of apologizing they reprimanded the cook in front of us and shoved some salt into our hands. read more
4 years ago
Pros: -Big portions -Korean banchan (side dishes) included, of course. Kimchi is solid, here -I don't really like Kalguksu (knife noodle) that much, but the Kalguksu here is yummy. I got the Kimchi Kalguksu Cons: -Sashimi Noodle Salad doesn't taste that great. The sauce is not balanced. I think it is a bit too acidic and not spicy enough. Needs more gochujang (red pepper paste) and chan geerum (sesame seed oil). read more
5 years ago
Clam noodle soup. It's cleanly delicious. Even side dish are very good too. I will be visit this place again read more
8 years ago
Just ate a very satisfying round of banchan, korean fried chicken, chol myun and cold noodles. Someone left a one star review griping about fruit on soba noodles but they clearly shouldn't be reviewing if they can't identify the noodle type properly. Overall, great fast casual Korean place. I will be returning. read more
This is my favorite spot at the Koreatown Galleria food court. That's saying a lot considering this food court touts many strong options like the popular pork cutlet place in just the next stall over. The vaguely named Noodle Plus is my favorite for good comfort food in the most purely Korean way. The best way I know how to describe their food is that their food tastes clean. So to explain... Korean food is often regarded as generally healthy. It's true that compared to common American food court fare, yes it's healthier but among Koreans, some things like bulgogi and even some type of soups are considered splurge meals due to its high fat or sodium and spice content and it's never considered a healthy diet to be eating these things every day. Noodle Plus is food that you could find at home but far more spruced up. Like if you had a beautiful apron-clad health-conscious Korean lady for a mom with some serious home-cooking chops, just chop-chopping away in her pristine kitchen making meals for you.. this is the food she might be churning out. My favorite menu item so far is their Sprouts Mixed Rice. So like their restaurant name, it doesn't sound very exciting but trust me, this is a showstopper dish because it is a mixed rice bowl that comes still sizzling in a stone pot with a nice oozy egg yolk that gets cooked when you mix the rice up turning it into this creamy texture that is perfect. The rice is topped with bean sprouts along with other nice veggies but it also contains a good amount of seasoned ground beef. While mixing, I also spied some chickpeas in there like mom was trying to sneak a little something extra healthy but I didn't even mind because it really worked. And don't forget to douse the bowl with the small tub of their special soy sauce to taste before you mix everything up, and do the mixing fairly soon. You want the rice at the bottom to crisp up a bit so that when you mix everything you get this unbelievable texture with the occasional crunch, but of course, you don't want anything to burn. So let it sizzle a bit, then pour in that soy sauce mixture and mix away before enjoying. It's just the perfect thing to have when you feel like treating your body well but you want it to taste amazing too. Each of their dishes come with around 3 side dishes that change up every so often, and a little bowl of soup. Because I love the sprouts mixed rice so much, I didn't try anything else yet but wow I saw some things other people we're ordering and they looked amazing, like a noodle dish with yulmu kimchi (radish stem kimchi) which is a perfect summer dish or just something to have when you want something light. I love that sort of food, fresh vibrant and clean flavors. I actually think this may have been a temporary special because I didn't see it on the menu before and instead was on a poster separate from the main menu. I know restaurants sometimes have a nice seasonal ingredient that they want to integrate into the menu but only just until that ingredient is at its best. I'm guessing that's what happened here. I highly, highly recommend trying this place out. The restaurant name and the look of the stall is very unassuming but their food speaks for itself. It's so unassuming that I always forget which stall I got my favorite sprouts mixed rice from and I end up chatting with all the ladies in each stall to find it again. This review is kind of a way to remind myself which stall it was, like leaving a breadcrumb trail. I figured my fellow Yelpers could benefit as well :) read more
3 years ago
7 years ago
This is my favorite food in LA and I love the salmon sashimi cold noodle, spicy seafoods soup, steam korean dumpling and fried vegetables. I do also recommend the seafood noodle soups, called kalguksoo, that's really good. Thank you!! read more
11 years ago
This place roxs my soxs! I'm korean, so I'm pretty particular about the Korean food I eat. And this place brought me back 2 days straight. Both times, I ordered the Hwae Bi Bim Myun (#5 noodles and sashimi). Awesome. What I liked: 1. copious amounts of veggies and raw fish in my bowl. 2. very friendly staff (looks like a mom and pop gig). 3. health dept. grade A (some other places got a B or lower) 4. clean and aesthetically pleasing presentation. if you do get the Hwae bibim myun, just make sure to ask for it less hot. their hot sauce is REALLY hot. their mild sauce is perfect. read more
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Tried their "cold sea snail mixed noodle" and it was so good :9 I normally can't eat spicy food but it was midl-medium spiciness and it had lots of vegies :) Will definitely go there again to try other noodles. read more
11 years ago
I know that I can only expect so much from food court restaurants, but the kalgooksoo I had today at Noodle Plus wasn't so great. It was average. The price was decent. Some place I wouldn't recommend going with others, but somewhere I would recommend if you want to go alone for a decent korean noodles when you don't want to spend $15-20 all by yourself for lunch. read more
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I don't usually like noodles but #15 cucumber noodles is amazing :) best thing we had today. The side dishes were pretty good quality too especially the green beans. Crispy and fresh. The side dishes at some of the other places were pretty bad/embarrassing. read more
11 years ago
I like the cold sea snail noodle so much that it was the second time in a week. This time, it was served with green tea noodle, which is considered as a healthier choice. I like the change. Since it is in a food court, but the service was genuine. read more
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3250 W Olympic Blvd
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Los Angeles, CA 90006
Harvard Heights
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