Dduk Dabang is located right inside the H Mart food court. Finding parking can take a while since…read morethe lot stays busy, but inside there is plenty of open food court seating. I ordered the Buldak Carbonara Ramyun, which is loaded with corn, melted cheese, and chicken. The dish is insanely creamy and comes out steaming hot, but just an FYI, it has zero spice heat. The chicken topping was just meh, and unfortunately, they do not allow substitutions even if you ask. Despite that, the noodles and sauce are delicious. It is a great comfort meal to grab before shopping.

The food is fine. I usually split the tteokbokki with 3-4 people, and it's a decent deal. The issue…read moreis moreso with the service. I've come here a few times over the years, and I have repeatedly had problems. I typically ask for the meat on the side, and there's about a 50/50 chance it comes on top. They also messed up my order several times, and there's a chance they refuse to replace it (even if the receipt item doesn't match with what they gave me). I do not blame the cashiers or workers for this because I've ordered with several of them and had the exact same issues. This is a management-level problem. Most recently, they charged me for something I didn't order and said they were unable to do a partial refund. I told them that I didn't order the item and didn't want it, and they told me that a refund wasn't possible, so they gave me the item and a bonus soda. I appreciate the attempt to make up for it, but it just isn't enough. Why am I forced to buy something I didn't want? It also didn't even taste good. I can understand making a mistake every once in a while, but this is excessive. I won't be coming back to eat here again, and I can't recommend this place to anyone.

Korean Chinese food at Hmart food court Edison, NJ…read more Their jjambong soup has a deep pork and seafood flavor and is not too spicy and the noodles are freshly made and cooked just right. On the other hand, their jjajangmyun sauce has not much ingredients and flavor.

The lady at the counter is very mean and impolite. She shouldnt do customer service. We ordered 3…read moreitems and she immediately only put in 2 items. We let her know we ordered xyz also. Instead of adding that xyz to the order, she proceeded to blame us for not having stated it and later changed her words that we ordered while she was doing something else (and therefore she wasnt able to hear)...? Jjamppong is my fav dish but never coming back here again ^___^

so yummy! it was raining today so it was especially nice to have a warm soup! loved their chicken…read moretender but also goes really good with the sauce. 10/10 for everything :)

Not as good as the other locations... The noodles were still chewy and fresh, but the soups…read more(classic and tomato and egg) were very MSG heavy. The price is good ($11ish before tax and tip) but the quantity is also on the lower side. Service is fast and the noodles come out very quickly. They also have special plastic plates and bowls for kids

This is one of my favorite restaurants, I always get the create your own drypot stirfry. Their…read morelevels get pretty spicy so I stay at mild or medium. You order from a QR code and they have a virtual waitlist as well. It's a really unique experience. We will be back!

Small shop at the Edison food court in the strip mall near the HMart…read more Seating is busy - they didn't like when friends joined us, but they were ok once we ordered more. Menu is a QR code. The ma la dry hotpot was just so-so - had better flavor, this was just spicy. The shredded potato was so-so, not much favor compared to the Hot Fish version and not really sour or spicy of note. The 1/4 salt baked chicken was quite good, though. Sizzling Jelly in stone pot was not bad, either, a good balance. I also liked the peppery chicken wings. Mix of good and ok, and the crowd was waiting for seating, so it does get busy. Service was basically absent but I'm not surprised with how busy it was.

Sang BBQ is located right inside the H Mart food court. It will take a while to find parking here,…read moreas the lot is always busy. You can order at the register or via the self-service touchscreen kiosk. I ordered the spicy pork platter for $25 and grabbed a soda for $2. The platter comes with rice, pickled daikon, and a fresh side salad. The flavors were delicious, and I would return again for this dish. My only critique comes down to consistency. Having ordered the spicy pork twice now, the preparation and flavor changed between visits. You can see the distinct differences in the photos shared. It was tasty both times, but the variation was noticeable enough to mention. Overall, it is a solid food court option if you are craving Korean comfort food.

Restaurant we were planning to dine in that day was closed, so my son suggested the food court at H…read moremart. This counter was one if our choices that evening. We had a sizzling clay pot rice bowl with beef and some sliced onions. Nice flavor and rice was crunchy from the bowl that stayed hot during our dinner. A bit dry, so a little sauce or broth would have helped, but otherwise tasty.

Had lunch today with two old friends. One who lives nearby suggested this place, as he has enjoyed…read morefood here several times. The ambiance is pleasant. I was a bit surprised that there was no special (lower price) lunch menu. We ordered from the standard menu, entrees around $18. each. The server brought out Banchan, side dishes, like kimchi, bean sprouts, fish cakes, and pickled cucumbers. Scrumptious. Three hungry men, we went through these in no time and the server quickly brought out more. I had A2, Korean pancake with seafood. Delish. My friends had B2 and B3, bibimbap with beef and they were very happy with their choices. I would return here in near future if I happened to be in the area. Unfortunately, this eatery is not near my home.

I got food poisoning from a DoorDash order. I ordered a beef tofu soup. I got a mushroom tofu soup…read moreinstead. It gave me food poisoning and I ended up on the toilet all night. They use a lot of unfresh rancid ingredients. Avoids

Medina Foundation & BBQ Grill is one of those places you could easily drive past without realizing…read morethere's a restaurant inside. From the outside, there isn't much to give it away, but there's convenient parking right outside. Inside, it's small, clean, and neat, with a simple setup. We asked the staff what they recommended for someone trying Pakistani food, and the mixed grill was their pick. We also ordered papdi chaat, samosa chaat, and chicken samosas--although unfortunately, they were out of the chicken samosas. For our no-spice son, we went with fries and nuggets. The nuggets were crispy and, after a forced intermittent fast caused by missing several exits, he was basically in seven heaven. We also decided to try the biryani despite some less-than-great reviews. And Chapli kebab beef ( but we got chicken....). Apparently, biryani, nihari, and qorma are among the dishes you should try when exploring Pakistani food. The biryani had a good flavor, but ours was seriously short on meat--it eventually came back as a plate of mostly bone-in meat. The mixed grill was okay, although the Behari kebab had some serious heat. One bite and you felt the need to drown yourself in water just to survive. . The chapli kebab was good but just wrong meat.... For us, the highlights were definitely the papdi chaat, samosa chaat, naan, and the kulfi (which seemed more like an Indian packaged brand than something homemade). Overall, I'd give it 4/5 for ambiance, 3/5 for food, and 4/5 for price. Service improved when we asked for a few changes, and the staff were helpful. Not sure we'll be back, mainly because there are a plethora of other options nearby. But it served its purpose, gave us a taste of Pakistani food, and got us happily back on the road toward the DMV.

My friend and I stopped by here for dinner after a long day of shopping at the outlet malls in NJ…read more as avid city girls, we are always on the hunt for the most authentic and delicious desi food. When we entered the restaurant, we were greeted to a dining room, full of patrons, mostly families. We ordered whatever is the best off the menu, of course the waiter suggestion weighed in heavy here. We started with the beef Bihari kebab which was cooked to perfection. The meat was tender and perfectly spiced. Personally, I wouldn't have minded a little bit more spice, but this was a beautiful marriage. For the entrée, we ordered some bread with the goat karahi and chicken biryani. The karahi came to the table, sizzling hot and was an absolute spectacle. The spices were absolutely on point and the goat was cooked to the bone, it was very tender and bursting with flavor. The chicken biryani was spicy just how we ordered it and had the perfect ratio of masala to rice. The rice was cooked beautifully and not clump together. This was a really solid plate of biryani. We obviously had so many leftovers and happily took them home. I ordered the pink kashmiri chai to wash all of this down. The owner was super friendly and we enjoyed talking to him very much. This is a small family restaurant in the heart of Edison dishing out some of the best desi food around. Make sure to stop by here and enjoy their many menu offerings. I cannot wait to come back!!

We stopped in here for takeout on a Saturday, the chicken was really good. And it was affordable…read more It was $11.95 for the 4 piece combo. It came with a small side of salad and fries. My only issue is with the parking in the lot. There's so much happening in this plaza now that parking, especially on a weekend, is a nightmare. We spent so much time driving around looking for a spot that we were about to leave. Luckily we got a spot and were able to go in and order food. Inside is small and there are a few tables but it's simple and clean.

Good place for Korean-style fried chicken. It's sweet from honey, and you can ask to make it less…read morespicy or as spicy as you like. We tried the spicy option, and it was mildly spicy. We got six pieces of dumplings with riddish instead of white rice, since we were taking them home, and we have white rice at home. The chicken was the perfect size; it wasn't too small and had a good amount of meat. I would visit again soon, since we liked it. Next time we go, we might try tonkatu (pork cutlet) rice dish. Check out this place if you're looking for good Korean-style fried chicken. Service was quick and friendly. It was a good-sized store with many seating areas, and the store was very clean.

Delicious, authentic Korean food!…read more Soondubu (tofu soup) is my usual go-to at Korean restaurants and this one did not disappoint. It came out hot and tasted amazing. The seafood pancake was my favorite, so crispy! Service was good, they were not too busy on a Friday evening. Keep in mind, there's not too many staff so service times can be busy.

Finally an authentic Korean restaurant that's not far. This is legit. You know it's legit when…read morethere's ahjummas and ahjusshis all eating there, They give you lots of banchan. All homemade. They got good bibimbap, good fish, and just good home cooking. It's a small mom and pop shop.