I should have trusted other reviews on the tofu soup here. I ordered #3. The soups is so bland; doesn't have any anchovy soup base flavor. Soup has 1 shrimp, 1 egg, 6 tiny mussels, 1 piece of squid cut. Kinda disappointed.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 1
Service: 3
Minki Kim
They asked cash only below $20. They did no provide the water. Also,, they provided the plastic spoon even I will eat hot soup. As a Korean, if you want to eat Seolungtang, I recommand purchasing the Ottugi product in Hmart. IT IS CHEAPER AND BETTER.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 1
Service: 1
zane tan
Smaller dishes but price is high. Not much meat. They don’t give us a small plate to split the food.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Ganbat Bymbaa
Trash Korean soup
Kamettii
Way too expensive. Picture on the menu is way deceiving.
Dan Puzzo
Unfortunately the other reviewers are correct: the dishes are expensive and without much in them besides broth. I didn’t think it was bland, but it definitely wasn’t filling.
Sara Inta
Bad amount of food. I spend $16 for soup #3 seafood tofu soup. I got one small shrimp, 2 little cubes of squid, 1 egg and 1 tiny mussel. They shouldn’t get any star. Don’t understand why the mall still lets them have a business there. The taste was plain nothing special and come with 5 pieces of kimchi in 2 oz container. Bad quality, bad amount and too expensive.
Usara Intakeenee
Bad amount of food. I spend $16 for soup #3 seafood tofu soup. I got one small shrimp, 2 little cubes of squid, 1 egg and 1 tiny mussel. They shouldn’t get any star. Don’t understand why the mall still lets them have a business there. The taste was plain nothing special and come with 5 pieces of kimchi in 2 oz container. Bad quality, bad amount and too expensive.
David BK
Below average beef bulgogi. No flavor at all. You need to pay extra $1 for take out container.
Barry Bernstein
After grocery shopping at Hmart Korean grocery store, a needed break for lunch is in order. One of the various vendors is Korean Durebak. I’ve been there several times and have enjoyed the food. I ordered the Yuk Guy Jang, a hot and spicy soup with beef and vegetables and glass noodles. As usual it was just right! The side dishes a very limited, compared to a full Korean restaurant, but the prices are similar. You order your food then wait for your buzzer to go off, you then pick up your food and find a place to sit and eat. H Mart is a very large Korean grocery store that has everything you might need and more. I have been going there for years. Please hit the thumbs up and enjoy the food.
Ordered the #23, which is pretty good, just pricey. Ordered the #8 & #23 for to go afterwards. Disappointed because they charged us extra for the to go containers and only gave us 1 cup of each side dish. The owner also refused to give us a receipt as well, meanwhile he gave us one for the order we ate there.
Wallace Quach
Terrible service and rude man at the cashier. I’m not sure why he thought I didn’t want to order since I was standing right in front of him at the sign that says “Order Here”. He then proceeds to take two other Korean peoples orders in front of me. This was very rude and I will NEVER come back.
Emmeline Laksmono
ordered the spicy stew with pork, kimchi, tofu, egg (number 4). Not worth $13. Only got 2 very slices of beef and the soup is bland.
michelle kim
Not worth the money. Would have given 0 stars if possible. I ordered the naengmyun and it was a disaster. For those who aren't familiar, naengmyun is a cold noodle broth dish that usually comes with vinegar and mustard on the side to adjust to taste. Starting with presentation, there were little to no toppings. Secondly, the broth had a horrible wasabi taste to it. It was as if wasabi was mixed with cold water. This was the biggest issue because it completely overpowered whatever taste there was in the dish with the after taste of wasabi. Would not recommend to anyone.
Ellen H
Located inside of H-Mart food court . Friendly. Chicken Bulgoki was flavorful, however it was mostly cabbage / vegetables with small cuts of chicken. Side dish Kim chi was okay. My husband likes the kimchi chigae.
I should have trusted other reviews on the tofu soup here. I ordered #3. The soups is so bland; doesn't have any anchovy soup base flavor. Soup has 1 shrimp, 1 egg, 6 tiny mussels, 1 piece of squid cut. Kinda disappointed.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 1
Service: 3
They asked cash only below $20. They did no provide the water. Also,, they provided the plastic spoon even I will eat hot soup. As a Korean, if you want to eat Seolungtang, I recommand purchasing the Ottugi product in Hmart. IT IS CHEAPER AND BETTER.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 1
Service: 1
Smaller dishes but price is high. Not much meat. They don’t give us a small plate to split the food.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Trash Korean soup
Way too expensive. Picture on the menu is way deceiving.
Unfortunately the other reviewers are correct: the dishes are expensive and without much in them besides broth. I didn’t think it was bland, but it definitely wasn’t filling.
Bad amount of food. I spend $16 for soup #3 seafood tofu soup. I got one small shrimp, 2 little cubes of squid, 1 egg and 1 tiny mussel. They shouldn’t get any star. Don’t understand why the mall still lets them have a business there. The taste was plain nothing special and come with 5 pieces of kimchi in 2 oz container. Bad quality, bad amount and too expensive.
Bad amount of food. I spend $16 for soup #3 seafood tofu soup. I got one small shrimp, 2 little cubes of squid, 1 egg and 1 tiny mussel. They shouldn’t get any star. Don’t understand why the mall still lets them have a business there. The taste was plain nothing special and come with 5 pieces of kimchi in 2 oz container. Bad quality, bad amount and too expensive.
Below average beef bulgogi. No flavor at all. You need to pay extra $1 for take out container.
After grocery shopping at Hmart Korean grocery store, a needed break for lunch is in order. One of the various vendors is Korean Durebak. I’ve been there several times and have enjoyed the food. I ordered the Yuk Guy Jang, a hot and spicy soup with beef and vegetables and glass noodles. As usual it was just right! The side dishes a very limited, compared to a full Korean restaurant, but the prices are similar. You order your food then wait for your buzzer to go off, you then pick up your food and find a place to sit and eat. H Mart is a very large Korean grocery store that has everything you might need and more. I have been going there for years. Please hit the thumbs up and enjoy the food.
Restaurantji Recommends
Ordered the #23, which is pretty good, just pricey. Ordered the #8 & #23 for to go afterwards. Disappointed because they charged us extra for the to go containers and only gave us 1 cup of each side dish. The owner also refused to give us a receipt as well, meanwhile he gave us one for the order we ate there.
Terrible service and rude man at the cashier. I’m not sure why he thought I didn’t want to order since I was standing right in front of him at the sign that says “Order Here”. He then proceeds to take two other Korean peoples orders in front of me. This was very rude and I will NEVER come back.
ordered the spicy stew with pork, kimchi, tofu, egg (number 4). Not worth $13. Only got 2 very slices of beef and the soup is bland.
Not worth the money. Would have given 0 stars if possible. I ordered the naengmyun and it was a disaster. For those who aren't familiar, naengmyun is a cold noodle broth dish that usually comes with vinegar and mustard on the side to adjust to taste. Starting with presentation, there were little to no toppings. Secondly, the broth had a horrible wasabi taste to it. It was as if wasabi was mixed with cold water. This was the biggest issue because it completely overpowered whatever taste there was in the dish with the after taste of wasabi. Would not recommend to anyone.
Located inside of H-Mart food court . Friendly. Chicken Bulgoki was flavorful, however it was mostly cabbage / vegetables with small cuts of chicken. Side dish Kim chi was okay. My husband likes the kimchi chigae.
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