Hong Kong Banjum | H Mart
3995 Alemany Blvd, San Francisco
(415) 859-9424
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Interesting food. I recommend to diversify your menu and try this cuisine)
very friendly service.
It's a little noisy.
You can do grocery shopping and dining korean food at the one place! Food court is good. I loveeee h Mart
Among the food court options at Hmart, I can only recommend two places: Daeho Galbijjim and Hong Kong Banjum. I’ve tried food from the other spots, but I wouldn’t recommend them. Especially Jung Bunsik—maybe it’s best to stay away from there!
Jajangmyeon and Jjamppong are truly the soul food of Koreans, aren’t they? I love both, but in San Francisco, it’s hard to find places that do them well consistently. The taste often varies too much. That’s why Hong Kong Banjum, with its reliably consistent flavor, is my top pick.
I recommend their Jjamppong, Tangsuyuk, and Jjajangbap!
One of the best “comfort” and casual Korean spots in the Bay Area! My Korean born wife and her Korean friends absolutely adore this place and I do too. The quality is excellent, service is fast, and nothing satisfies a jajangmyeon and tangsuyuk craving like HK Banjum does.
Highly recommend the jajangmyeon (black bean noodles), the tangsiuyuk (fried sweet and sour pork), and the Jjampong spicy seafood noodle soup (esp if you love seafoood).
Personally I really miss their fried rice offerings from several years ago. Hope they bring it back!
Food is very delicious and price is reasonable. The staff is always kind.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Jajjangmyun ( black bean noodle) is every Korean ‘s soul food that brings out such a nostalgic memories of childhood , especially if you grew up in 80 or 90s in Korea. My parents would take me to Korean Chinese restaurant on special days like birthdays or graduation day. I tried several places in the Bay Area that might mimic the tastes of my childhood memories but this place is closest it gets.I love their jajjangmyun and tangsuyuk ( sweet and sour pork) . Their jajjangmyun has perfect combination of sweet and saltiness of black beans with chewy noodles. I love coming here but can’t come very often because my geriatric metabolism can’t handle the carbs and fat contained in this delicious dish ! lol
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Jajjangmyun ( black bean noodle) is every Korean ‘s soul food that brings out such a nostalgic memories of childhood , especially if you grew up in 80 or 90s in Korea. My parents would take me to Korean Chinese restaurant on special days like birthdays or graduation day. I tried several places in the Bay Area that might mimic the tastes of my childhood memories but this place is closest it gets.
I love their jajjangmyun and tangsuyuk ( sweet and sour pork) . Their jajjangmyun has perfect combination of sweet and saltiness of black beans with chewy noodles. I love coming here but can’t come very often because my geriatric metabolism can’t handle the carbs and fat contained in this delicious dish ! lol
good jajangmyun but bad quality takeout containers
You can't go wrong
(Translated by Google) Eat deliciously at a good price ^^(Original)착한 가격에 맛있게 먹고 갑니다 ^^
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