Been going to this place since I moved around the area and I love it. Tho they do switch out stores…read more& food spots fairly quick for me, it's always exciting to see new stuff. Here & there is on my top 5 favorite coffee spots. Goldfish is a new seafood spot, tried it out yesterday & I loved it. Got a scallop taco & the scallop ceviche. Just be prepared for their hot sauce, felt like I put lip plumper on lol! Some spots moved completely & others were just relocated around the store. All the workers that I have encountered are super nice & helpful no matter how busy it gets. Also I just realized, it is always clean. There's no trash laying around. Love that!

+ Various food types to enjoy. + Good amount of indoor +…read moreoutdoor seating. - Very crowded parking. - And crowded interior. + You can enjoy pleasant seating area with your folks here, whether weather-safe indoors or breezy outdoors.

Round two at Golden Marketplace and we finally understood what it was. The first time, we walked in…read morethinking, "Ah yes, grocery run." Nope. Surprise! It's basically a Vietnamese food hall disguised as a supermarket outside... a delicious trap filled with sizzling things, snack counters, and the kind of aromas that make you forget whatever was on your actual shopping list. This time? Absolute chaos!! Turns out we showed up during Lunar New Year celebrations, so the place was super packed like everyone collectively decided they needed noodles at the exact same moment!! The vibe was festive, loud, and wonderfully overwhelming. The parking lot is technically huge, but you'll see it's s a competitive sport. We circled 3 full laps like hungry sharks before finally spotting someone pulling out.

Have low expectation for 5-stars services and you'll be ok. This is for people who love Vietnamese…read moredishes and boba/smoothie. It's a food court and vendors selling knickknacks. Quoc Thai advertised this place on the radio daily and it was interesting being there. He is good at advertising but the information doesn't match with the actual store deals. Typical. It was OVERWHELMING with so many signs and pictures and stuff every where. It felt disorganized and not clean. Some older folks in there had a strong scent of Eagle oil (dau do xanh) even in passing! There were boba shops, Pho, shaved ice, sea foods, baked Catfish, Thai Food, Chao Long and many more Vietnamese dishes etc. It's definitely perfect for eating in groups and eating late but some vendors were closed and each has their own hours. I tried Hello Cafe and Loopy Loop. I felt overstimulated with signs and pictures and so many options of "deals" but not really "deals". Buy 2 get 1 drinks come out to around $18 so $6 each drink? If two drinks cost $18 - I dont think I want to pay $9 for a drink. Yikes! 50/50 coming back. Parking is plenty in the front.

Oh my gosh I am obsessed with this place and it really takes me back to my roots. They have a ton…read moreof Vietnamese noodle soups that I grew up loving, and all of it tastes super authentic. It's a pretty small restaurant but I'm always so shocked that it's almost always empty when I come here because everything is so good, from the food to the service and the vibes! I got their canh bún. It tasted exactly like a home cooked meal. I loved how flavorful the broth was, how fresh the veggies tasted, and how generous they were with the toppings. All the toppings were so good! The noodles were also soft and the dish was just so well put-together. If you are craving authentic Vietnamese soups, this is definitely the spot for you!!

Foods were tasty and delicious The portions were generous…read morefitted the price The service was slow because only one girl in front but it's ok because the orders came out fast. The restaurant was small but clean and neat. We ordered Canh Bun Cua Dong and Bun Dau Mam Tom, the two special dish in Northern Vietnam Will be back to try some street foods

Have you ever tried braised pig's trotters (JOKBAL)? This Korean delicacy is often enjoyed at large…read morefamily gatherings and is meant to be shared. The meal is typically eaten as a SSAM, where you wrap the meat in lettuce and add toppings like minced garlic, jalapeños, pickled radish, and fermented shrimp. Depending on how you build your wrap, each bite can be RICH, BOLD, and packed with flavor. Pig's trotters are known for their gelatinous texture, and in past experiences, I've occasionally noticed small hairs along the edges of the meat. Thankfully, this restaurant did an excellent job with preparation. The price is a bit on the higher side, but the portion is generous and easily feeds two to three adults.

I would not eat here again. I used to eat here when it was the original owner. The service is slow,…read moretaste is just a lot of MSG and not a lot of depth in flavor. Came and there was no one to take my order and when I came back too 20 min to get my order. Not worth the 93 bucks I spent.

Last time I came here, they weren't opened yet during lunch. I came here again on the weekend and…read morehad the chance to try their chicken porridge with cabbage slaw. The porridge is really good. It's thick and piping hot. The claw cabbage has a nice zesty flavor and the chicken is nice and soft. Chicken comes with dark and white meat. Great price. Affordable. love it.

The first restaurant u sent to since leaving Chicago, Danh Thai assures me that I made the right…read morechoice The standard Pad Thai is outstanding But try the Prik King and the Tom Kai- these are the standout dishes.

Great quality chicken and good prices! Service was quick and food was delicious. Everything was…read morevery flavorful and portion size was perfect.

Admittedly, this store has an "efficient" menu; and the only item I have ever ordered is the Hainan…read moreChicken & Rice. I tried the chicken fried rice for the first time. As you might imagine, the rice and chicken used is the same as served with the Hainan Chicken & Rice. As a result, the fried rice has a higher moisture content than a lot of fried rice served elsewhere. But the taste is good, and the serving is appropriate for the price.

Every time we come here in the morning, we buy some food to go. Business is always good and the…read morefood is consistent. If you come on a Sunday morning, parking is hard to find because the lot fills up early. The only thing I don't like is that some people smoke right outside the entrance. It's not great when you're waiting for your order.

Located on the outside of an Asian market is dimsum co. Good variety of options to choose from for…read morea quick and easy togo dimsum fix. Food: Pork & Shrimp Dumplings Shumai 4pc ($5.39): Great enjoyable size and tasty. Steamed Bbq Pork Buns 3pc ($5.39): Sweet and Savory. You can also order online for pick up and order large party trays. Parking lot can be a bit chaotic with a few other stores including the Asian market within this plaza. This place has been my go to as of late.

The best Black Bean Noodles around here. The noodles are homemade by the owner; her recipe. They…read moregive a really big portion, enough for two. When we have a craving for these noodles this is the place to go. It is located in the AR Supermarket Food Court.

Stop reading this review and start driving here!!…read more The black bean noodles and jjampong are the BEST in all of the area!! The noodles are always fresh and piping hot, jjampong FULL of seafood smokiness!! So many of my favorite korean/chinese food spots from Buena Park and Fullerton have changed, but this place keeps it consistently GOOD! They have short hours of operation, so be sure to check before you go

Whoa! Halgatteok was not what I expected, but I'm so glad I stopped in. This spot for delicious…read moreKorean street food is in the very back of the food court at H Mart Garden Grove. I went in around 2PM so it was not crowded. The friendly clerk at the counter recommended the Rose Tteokbokki, as their most popular dish. I customized it with spice level 1 (which has a nice kick), soft rice cake, add ramen noodles. I chose the combo for a few dollars more, which included tempura - 2 seaweed rolls, 2 dumplings, 2 shrimp, and a Coke. This rose sauce is sweet and hot in perfect balance Dish included sausages, an egg, veggies, as well as the excellent rice cake. Can't wait to come back and try more flavors. Enjoy!

Just tried a new Korean spicy rice cake (tteokbokki / bunsik) spot in Buena Park, Ca. If you've…read moreever had street tteokbokki in Seoul, this is it. They have four different flavors to choose from. We went with the OG "Grandma's style" using the traditional rice cakes and added fried shrimp tempura + mini kimbap, which was the perfect combo. Dunking everything into that sauce! Service was amazing--the lady working there was so sweet, attentive, and welcoming, which honestly made the experience even better. Also, tons of parking, which is a win in itself. Highly recommend.

Han Kook Kwan is located in the food court of AR Supermarket. We ate at both the restaurants that…read morewere open. I wanted the Beef Bulgogi bibimbap. The food was well plated and looked nice. The food tasted alright. I'm glad they gave you the sauce bottle so you can season to your own taste. Smart. I don't like trying to eat food that has too much sauce or spiciness. Portion size is decent. They had Kim chi and cucumber dishes on the side. Water dispenser on the left.

I loveeeee this spot omg. the spicy cold noodles and the spicy pork bulgogi is my fav. the shop is…read morea mom and pop shop and I love how affordable everything is