Chicken feet restaurant^^The worst kimchi hotpot... I took one bite and was so, so disappointed... no matter how many foreign customers there were... it tasted neither this nor that... just a spoonful of water and a spoonful of sugar.Add and stir to taste....
Food: 3
Service: 5
Kris W
First is their spicy pork belly with cheese is their best dish. Don’t worry it’s more on the sweeter side than spicy for all my non spice humans. Next is their huge steamed egg. This is the largest pot of steamed eggs iver ever seen and they’re so fluffy and simple but delicious nonetheless. I also tried their Tteokbokki but I felt that the rice cakes were overcooked but I like that they had beef belly on top. Portions are large.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 5
W B
Excellent place for Korean street food! Decor, service, and food were all great.
It's OK good service tho ... my only problem is I blinked and it became expensive
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 5
Ryan Lew
I've been here twice now, once on a Friday when it is super busy and once on a Monday when it is lighter on traffic and both times I had a good experience. Service was always attentive and informative on dishes. The kimchi stew was hardy and with a good amount of spice. The grilled squid was mostly tender, but the end bits were a little chewy. The Oden stew was satisfying and comforting on a cold day. The bbq pork with the cheese dip was just super tasty especially with some liquor. All of the food here just gives off a great comfort vibe and I love it. I'll be back again. Parking in this plaza can be a test of your sanity during Fridays and weekends.
Kind of busy on a Saturday evening. Food tastes fresh. May come back to try their signature chicken feet.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 4
bobo fung
Food is overrated in some reviews. We had the whole chicken and kimchi soup. The chicken had no taste but crispy. Some part was dry due to over fried.It’s ok if you dunk it in the kimchi soup. The kimchi soup lack substance bc it has small bits of things, even spam. The price is too much for what you get. They try to bring you back with a 10% off if you return in two weeks w a receipt. Why not just lower the price?
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 3
Service: 3
Eunice Cho
I used to go to Hanshin Pocha in LA. It was my first experience with my husband in Rowland Heights.We had plenty of food that night because we skipped lunch.We started with ordering Korean spicy rice cake, Fried chicken, Pork belly with cheese and Suntofu soup, and oh my gosh, it was amazing.Specially the Suntofu soup was different from other places. I think they boiled the bone for a long time, making the soup very potent and delicious.The Korean rice cake was also very unique, with sliced meat in it.The next plate we ordered was Korean chicken feet, haha. It looked weird, but it was crazily delicious."Back Jong Won" is very famous in Korea for their food. I heard that he made all the sauces and sent them to America.It was a very good experience, and I will definitely be coming back!The mall was very crowded, so it was a little hard to find parking, even though they have a huge parking lot.I think it was the weekend and dinner time :)
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Kassandra H.
I love the atmosphere, service & of course the food! It's great place for gathering & hang out! We ordered the chicken feet, stir fried squid & garlic fried chicken! I am really surprised the spicy taste of the food & they are not sweet at all! Really good with beer & soju! The service & seating are warm & cozy! Definitely we will come back again! Strongly recommended good restaurant!
The food is so good!! Highly recommend doing the DIY rice ball since you get to make the rice ball yourself! The second must have is the Chicken Cheese Fondue since the spicy chicken with the cheesy pull is chef's kiss. The steamed egg soup helped out on the spicy items and the tteokbokki is so good.The service is quick with our order and friendly!Best place to hangout with friends with some soju on hand!
Connie P.
My friend recommended this place. Parking is a little tough since this plaza has a lot of great spots. Awesome place for comfort Korean food with friends!
Young L.
I recommend the pork belly with cheese as well as the rice balls. Their fish cake soup is also good but flavor was a little inconsistent. The first time I went, it was a bit tangy, which I liked and was a little unique to typical fish cake soup. So I went back but the second time, it tasted different and had no tangy flavor. It was still good as it tasted the way it should.
Ariel C.
Dope korean street stall food!I was a little skeptical at the menu, as it's not the normal galbitang or kimbap that I'm used to seeing. But this korean street stall food is absolutely delicious!I got the tteotoboki and my husband got the chicken with cheese fondue. I loved them both. The flavors were perfectly spicy and sweet and the taste is so heartwarming. We even got some soju to share and it was perfect. I'm also excited to try it with beer next time. Service was really friendly and quick. The entire place feels spacious and exciting. Would definitely recommend for a korean craving or a great place to catch up with a friend over some beer and food!
Telena V.
Location: in a large plaza Parking: large parking lot Menu: good menu of variety. If we had bigger stomachs, would have got the fried chicken because that looked good on the menu. Overall really liked it! Our fave was the pork cheese fondue. Others super liked the chicken feet. The rice balls was fun. They give you the bowl and you mix it yourself lol legitimately do it yourself, like the menu says. Ambiance: nice and airy, good with friends! They have a large screen playing music videos. Very fun.
Chicken feet restaurant^^The worst kimchi hotpot... I took one bite and was so, so disappointed... no matter how many foreign customers there were... it tasted neither this nor that... just a spoonful of water and a spoonful of sugar.Add and stir to taste....
Food: 3
Service: 5
First is their spicy pork belly with cheese is their best dish. Don’t worry it’s more on the sweeter side than spicy for all my non spice humans. Next is their huge steamed egg. This is the largest pot of steamed eggs iver ever seen and they’re so fluffy and simple but delicious nonetheless. I also tried their Tteokbokki but I felt that the rice cakes were overcooked but I like that they had beef belly on top. Portions are large.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 5
Excellent place for Korean street food! Decor, service, and food were all great.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: DIY Rice Ball, Whole Fried Chicken Hanshin Tongdak
The food are really good!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
It's OK good service tho ... my only problem is I blinked and it became expensive
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 5
I've been here twice now, once on a Friday when it is super busy and once on a Monday when it is lighter on traffic and both times I had a good experience. Service was always attentive and informative on dishes. The kimchi stew was hardy and with a good amount of spice. The grilled squid was mostly tender, but the end bits were a little chewy. The Oden stew was satisfying and comforting on a cold day. The bbq pork with the cheese dip was just super tasty especially with some liquor. All of the food here just gives off a great comfort vibe and I love it. I'll be back again. Parking in this plaza can be a test of your sanity during Fridays and weekends.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Spicy Pork, Pork Barbeque with Cheese and Gochijang Sauce, Grilled Squid, Chicken Wings, Omurice, Fish Cake Soup Oden-Tang, Spicy Chicken Feet Hanshin Dakbal, Kimchi Stew Kimchi Jeongol, Kimchi Jeongol
Kind of busy on a Saturday evening. Food tastes fresh. May come back to try their signature chicken feet.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 4
Food is overrated in some reviews. We had the whole chicken and kimchi soup. The chicken had no taste but crispy. Some part was dry due to over fried.It’s ok if you dunk it in the kimchi soup. The kimchi soup lack substance bc it has small bits of things, even spam. The price is too much for what you get. They try to bring you back with a 10% off if you return in two weeks w a receipt. Why not just lower the price?
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 3
Service: 3
I used to go to Hanshin Pocha in LA. It was my first experience with my husband in Rowland Heights.We had plenty of food that night because we skipped lunch.We started with ordering Korean spicy rice cake, Fried chicken, Pork belly with cheese and Suntofu soup, and oh my gosh, it was amazing.Specially the Suntofu soup was different from other places. I think they boiled the bone for a long time, making the soup very potent and delicious.The Korean rice cake was also very unique, with sliced meat in it.The next plate we ordered was Korean chicken feet, haha. It looked weird, but it was crazily delicious."Back Jong Won" is very famous in Korea for their food. I heard that he made all the sauces and sent them to America.It was a very good experience, and I will definitely be coming back!The mall was very crowded, so it was a little hard to find parking, even though they have a huge parking lot.I think it was the weekend and dinner time :)
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
I love the atmosphere, service & of course the food! It's great place for gathering & hang out! We ordered the chicken feet, stir fried squid & garlic fried chicken! I am really surprised the spicy taste of the food & they are not sweet at all! Really good with beer & soju! The service & seating are warm & cozy! Definitely we will come back again! Strongly recommended good restaurant!
Restaurantji Recommends
The food is so good!! Highly recommend doing the DIY rice ball since you get to make the rice ball yourself! The second must have is the Chicken Cheese Fondue since the spicy chicken with the cheesy pull is chef's kiss. The steamed egg soup helped out on the spicy items and the tteokbokki is so good.The service is quick with our order and friendly!Best place to hangout with friends with some soju on hand!
My friend recommended this place. Parking is a little tough since this plaza has a lot of great spots. Awesome place for comfort Korean food with friends!
I recommend the pork belly with cheese as well as the rice balls. Their fish cake soup is also good but flavor was a little inconsistent. The first time I went, it was a bit tangy, which I liked and was a little unique to typical fish cake soup. So I went back but the second time, it tasted different and had no tangy flavor. It was still good as it tasted the way it should.
Dope korean street stall food!I was a little skeptical at the menu, as it's not the normal galbitang or kimbap that I'm used to seeing. But this korean street stall food is absolutely delicious!I got the tteotoboki and my husband got the chicken with cheese fondue. I loved them both. The flavors were perfectly spicy and sweet and the taste is so heartwarming. We even got some soju to share and it was perfect. I'm also excited to try it with beer next time. Service was really friendly and quick. The entire place feels spacious and exciting. Would definitely recommend for a korean craving or a great place to catch up with a friend over some beer and food!
Location: in a large plaza Parking: large parking lot Menu: good menu of variety. If we had bigger stomachs, would have got the fried chicken because that looked good on the menu. Overall really liked it! Our fave was the pork cheese fondue. Others super liked the chicken feet. The rice balls was fun. They give you the bowl and you mix it yourself lol legitimately do it yourself, like the menu says. Ambiance: nice and airy, good with friends! They have a large screen playing music videos. Very fun.