Ordered #73 Korean Napa wraps with pork belly. So good!! Must try! There is a little bit soft bone in pork belly cooked perfectly, not hard and the meat part was melted in your mouth. The flavor of pork belly is good, too! I meant it's the way I like, marinating very well. Definitely will come back!
Soyoung P.
Worst chewy noodles I've ever eaten in my life Too much venegar, too salty taste, watery vegetable and worst serving manor.
mOmO B.
As I brought my bowl of "Galbi Tang" which consisted of all bones + soup to the counter, the reaction I got was, "It's very expensive." My issue was that the bowl was mostly filled with bones, and there was hardly any meat in my Short Rib Soup. I didn't order beef bone soup; my expectation was to get some actual Galbi for the exorbitant $26 I paid. I understand that beef ribs can be costly, but the price I paid should have included a decent amount of Galbi in my soup. I even mentioned that I'm paying the same as at other restaurants, so calling it "very expensive" didn't make sense to me. The lady at the counter was nice, but it seemed like the cheap boss was the one behind the bones-filled soup, probably instructed to save money. It felt like a complete rip-off, and I wouldn't recommend bothering with this place. Shame on the owner for taking their customers for a ride with this cheap move.
Devashis R.
This is more of a food court setup where you order from a counter and then sit down. Wasn't really impressed. Got the bibimbap which was rather bland and tasteless. The meat seemed like it was boiled. I really liked the buffet-style self serve kimchi that's all you can eat. They did close it down for the night while I was still there, mid-meal, so that was a bit frustrating since I only had it the one time. I'd consider giving it another shot, but there are many other Korean spots around.
Diane Y.
Great food, decent ambience self service small food court. Side dishes are plenty to for those who choose to stay and eat. I thought the prices were bit steep for this cafeteria style self serve eatery.
Samantha Y.
The food was delicious and the service was top tier. Worth every penny. 10/10 would recommend!
EY L.
I was excited to try the food at this mini food court until I actually ate the food. I ordered the sweet and sour pork and the sauce tasted overly sour. Like it was sour to the point where it overpowered the pork and rice that I mixed it in. Also, not only was the selection of banchan severely lacking (iceberg lettuce, kimchi, tofu slices, spicy cucumbers, miso soup), but there was also little to none left on a Sunday afternoon. There was a sad amount of lettuce, a few pieces of kimchi, and some cold remnants of miso soup. I guess they don't do a good job of replenishing the banchan.What made this dining experience completely unpleasant was how the cashier snarked at me for asking for two takeaway containers for my dish. I wanted to place the rice and pork in one container and the sauce in another, so that the rice and pork wouldn't be a soggy mess when I got home. She said I only ordered one dish and asked why I needed two containers. Then she added that I couldn't take any of the banchan home. Like I would want to - the selection was pathetic!! And as I placed the food into the containers, she kept walking by to "fix" some nearby chairs and stare (VERY OBVIOUSLY) at our table. She was clearly trying to make sure we didn't sneak some of the banchan home.I just wanted to take my already meh-tasting food home so I wouldn't waste it. There was no reason she had to make a snide comment or hover over our table. And even if a customer took home some remaining banchan that they didn't get to finish - what's the big deal?? Better to have someone eating that food than have it rotting in a garbage can.I won't be coming back to this place. I'd much rather spend my money on a place that serves good food and has good service.
Satindarpal S.
Dumplings were burnt. Server gave me soy sauce instead of dumpling sauce. Sea food pancake smelled rancid. The food is usually first class.Really disappointed. Must think I'm a moron. Last visit, Sorry you havelost a good customer.
Reese Z.
Randomly stopped by for a quick snack. I was amazed how fresh of this Great Neck Roll. It's freshly made in front of you. This roll had very fresh tuna, salmon & sashimi along with avocado and covered with salmon roe. ‼It only $13 with this quality.
Becky C.
We were starving and looking for a place to eat and on yelp it said the food court opens at 10am but when we arrived they said 10:30 so we waited until 10:30 to order but there was still no cashier. We waited another 20 minutes but still there was no one to take our order. After waiting for so long we just went to another restaurant. Such a waste of my time and would never go back.
This food court is super casual but still feels very welcoming and the food quality is great. It is located on the second floor in the Hmart Plaza. There's options for typical korean food such as tofu stews, soups, meats and rice, and noodles. There's even a sushi section now! You can order sushi platters to go which is great for hosting gatherings. When dining in, you have access to eating unlimited amounts of their side dishes which consist of kimchi, fish cakes, salad, and zucchini. There's tons of tables available for seating and the restrooms are located in the basement of the building. Great for groups probably who are looking to dine in or take out from somewhere casual. The price is average and affordable. I ordered the seafood soondobu and it has great flavor and loaded with seafood like mussels and squid. They even added an egg for me. It came with a side bowl of rice. Overall a very satisfying meal and I wouldn't mind coming here to meet with friends or even to dine by myself.
Alan D.
I love the Asian influence that has occurred around Great Neck this is a perfect example, a food court in a small indoor mall where are used to grow up actually used to be the library at one time, walking through it seems out of place like you're in Flushing but I like that it's here without the drive right by hmart with surprising good food offerings I really enjoyed the bibimbap with beef.
Sharon L.
With all the recent rain and dreary weather, my boyfriend and I wanted some slurp worthy noodle soups and decided to pay a visit to Song's Family food court. The prices have gone up quite a bit since we were here prepandemic. Inflation is understandable, but we're talking $12 shin ramen, which seems a bit steep. Regardless, we ordered the shin ramen and a yukgaejang kalguksu (spicy beef soup with handcut noodles, $17). Word of caution, don't be tempted by the drinks next to the counter - a small can of Arizona was $2! After placing the order, we helped ourselves at the banchan station, which is really one of the key highlights of this food court. AYCE self service banchan? Say less. They had kimchi, pickled radish, zucchini, fish cakes, salad, and canned pineapples. There's also free miso soup. We waited around 10 minutes for our order, but honestly didn't notice the wait time because we had the banchan to snack on. When we got our order, the bowls were HUGE! We honestly couldve split a noodle soup between the both of us. The shin ramen threw us off - the soup color was a lot lighter than expected, and not really spicy either. At first glance, I almost thought the yukgaejang was the shin. My boyfriend wasn't super impressed by the shin, even though it was a bit spruced up with egg, nori, and some veggies. For $12 though, we were expecting it to be a bit more exciting. On the other hand, the yukgaejang exceeded my expectations! The noodles were perfectly cooked, and the soup came with generous portions of beef and veggies. The flavor was also good - it had a kick to it! I'd definitely recommend this over the shin ramen. Overall, Song's Family food court is a solid spot for some quick stews/noodle soups. Just keep in mind that the inflated prices include the self service banchan bar, which is quite decent and tasty. Don't forget the free soup - get your money's worth of banchan!
Angela Y.
Unless you want to get food poisoning, don't ever eat here. I had something nasty here and got food poisoning. Eat at your own risk! If you want to be sick to death, eat here and get sick! I'll never eat this garbage again! Disgusting, filthy disgusting place, I got food poisoning from this horrible hole in the wall.
Maggie L.
Across the street from Hmart is another shopping mall looking area and Song's family is on the second floor of that. It is a food court in the sense that there are several different counters offering different Asian cuisines--korean, japanese, etc. I think they are all run by the same family. I got the japchae from the korean counter. Food came with a few banchan--they were ok tasting. Nothing really stood out to me, but all was overall fine. For ~$10 food is priced decently for a very no frills, supermarket side restaurant, mom-and-pop vibes place. There is a nice quiet area for you to eat your food. Overall good for a quick bite before/after shopping for groceries.
Ordered #73 Korean Napa wraps with pork belly. So good!! Must try! There is a little bit soft bone in pork belly cooked perfectly, not hard and the meat part was melted in your mouth. The flavor of pork belly is good, too! I meant it's the way I like, marinating very well. Definitely will come back!
Worst chewy noodles I've ever eaten in my life Too much venegar, too salty taste, watery vegetable and worst serving manor.
As I brought my bowl of "Galbi Tang" which consisted of all bones + soup to the counter, the reaction I got was, "It's very expensive." My issue was that the bowl was mostly filled with bones, and there was hardly any meat in my Short Rib Soup. I didn't order beef bone soup; my expectation was to get some actual Galbi for the exorbitant $26 I paid. I understand that beef ribs can be costly, but the price I paid should have included a decent amount of Galbi in my soup. I even mentioned that I'm paying the same as at other restaurants, so calling it "very expensive" didn't make sense to me. The lady at the counter was nice, but it seemed like the cheap boss was the one behind the bones-filled soup, probably instructed to save money. It felt like a complete rip-off, and I wouldn't recommend bothering with this place. Shame on the owner for taking their customers for a ride with this cheap move.
This is more of a food court setup where you order from a counter and then sit down. Wasn't really impressed. Got the bibimbap which was rather bland and tasteless. The meat seemed like it was boiled. I really liked the buffet-style self serve kimchi that's all you can eat. They did close it down for the night while I was still there, mid-meal, so that was a bit frustrating since I only had it the one time. I'd consider giving it another shot, but there are many other Korean spots around.
Great food, decent ambience self service small food court. Side dishes are plenty to for those who choose to stay and eat. I thought the prices were bit steep for this cafeteria style self serve eatery.
The food was delicious and the service was top tier. Worth every penny. 10/10 would recommend!
I was excited to try the food at this mini food court until I actually ate the food. I ordered the sweet and sour pork and the sauce tasted overly sour. Like it was sour to the point where it overpowered the pork and rice that I mixed it in. Also, not only was the selection of banchan severely lacking (iceberg lettuce, kimchi, tofu slices, spicy cucumbers, miso soup), but there was also little to none left on a Sunday afternoon. There was a sad amount of lettuce, a few pieces of kimchi, and some cold remnants of miso soup. I guess they don't do a good job of replenishing the banchan.What made this dining experience completely unpleasant was how the cashier snarked at me for asking for two takeaway containers for my dish. I wanted to place the rice and pork in one container and the sauce in another, so that the rice and pork wouldn't be a soggy mess when I got home. She said I only ordered one dish and asked why I needed two containers. Then she added that I couldn't take any of the banchan home. Like I would want to - the selection was pathetic!! And as I placed the food into the containers, she kept walking by to "fix" some nearby chairs and stare (VERY OBVIOUSLY) at our table. She was clearly trying to make sure we didn't sneak some of the banchan home.I just wanted to take my already meh-tasting food home so I wouldn't waste it. There was no reason she had to make a snide comment or hover over our table. And even if a customer took home some remaining banchan that they didn't get to finish - what's the big deal?? Better to have someone eating that food than have it rotting in a garbage can.I won't be coming back to this place. I'd much rather spend my money on a place that serves good food and has good service.
Dumplings were burnt. Server gave me soy sauce instead of dumpling sauce. Sea food pancake smelled rancid. The food is usually first class.Really disappointed. Must think I'm a moron. Last visit, Sorry you havelost a good customer.
Randomly stopped by for a quick snack. I was amazed how fresh of this Great Neck Roll. It's freshly made in front of you. This roll had very fresh tuna, salmon & sashimi along with avocado and covered with salmon roe. ‼It only $13 with this quality.
We were starving and looking for a place to eat and on yelp it said the food court opens at 10am but when we arrived they said 10:30 so we waited until 10:30 to order but there was still no cashier. We waited another 20 minutes but still there was no one to take our order. After waiting for so long we just went to another restaurant. Such a waste of my time and would never go back.
Restaurantji Recommends
This food court is super casual but still feels very welcoming and the food quality is great. It is located on the second floor in the Hmart Plaza. There's options for typical korean food such as tofu stews, soups, meats and rice, and noodles. There's even a sushi section now! You can order sushi platters to go which is great for hosting gatherings. When dining in, you have access to eating unlimited amounts of their side dishes which consist of kimchi, fish cakes, salad, and zucchini. There's tons of tables available for seating and the restrooms are located in the basement of the building. Great for groups probably who are looking to dine in or take out from somewhere casual. The price is average and affordable. I ordered the seafood soondobu and it has great flavor and loaded with seafood like mussels and squid. They even added an egg for me. It came with a side bowl of rice. Overall a very satisfying meal and I wouldn't mind coming here to meet with friends or even to dine by myself.
I love the Asian influence that has occurred around Great Neck this is a perfect example, a food court in a small indoor mall where are used to grow up actually used to be the library at one time, walking through it seems out of place like you're in Flushing but I like that it's here without the drive right by hmart with surprising good food offerings I really enjoyed the bibimbap with beef.
With all the recent rain and dreary weather, my boyfriend and I wanted some slurp worthy noodle soups and decided to pay a visit to Song's Family food court. The prices have gone up quite a bit since we were here prepandemic. Inflation is understandable, but we're talking $12 shin ramen, which seems a bit steep. Regardless, we ordered the shin ramen and a yukgaejang kalguksu (spicy beef soup with handcut noodles, $17). Word of caution, don't be tempted by the drinks next to the counter - a small can of Arizona was $2! After placing the order, we helped ourselves at the banchan station, which is really one of the key highlights of this food court. AYCE self service banchan? Say less. They had kimchi, pickled radish, zucchini, fish cakes, salad, and canned pineapples. There's also free miso soup. We waited around 10 minutes for our order, but honestly didn't notice the wait time because we had the banchan to snack on. When we got our order, the bowls were HUGE! We honestly couldve split a noodle soup between the both of us. The shin ramen threw us off - the soup color was a lot lighter than expected, and not really spicy either. At first glance, I almost thought the yukgaejang was the shin. My boyfriend wasn't super impressed by the shin, even though it was a bit spruced up with egg, nori, and some veggies. For $12 though, we were expecting it to be a bit more exciting. On the other hand, the yukgaejang exceeded my expectations! The noodles were perfectly cooked, and the soup came with generous portions of beef and veggies. The flavor was also good - it had a kick to it! I'd definitely recommend this over the shin ramen. Overall, Song's Family food court is a solid spot for some quick stews/noodle soups. Just keep in mind that the inflated prices include the self service banchan bar, which is quite decent and tasty. Don't forget the free soup - get your money's worth of banchan!
Unless you want to get food poisoning, don't ever eat here. I had something nasty here and got food poisoning. Eat at your own risk! If you want to be sick to death, eat here and get sick! I'll never eat this garbage again! Disgusting, filthy disgusting place, I got food poisoning from this horrible hole in the wall.
Across the street from Hmart is another shopping mall looking area and Song's family is on the second floor of that. It is a food court in the sense that there are several different counters offering different Asian cuisines--korean, japanese, etc. I think they are all run by the same family. I got the japchae from the korean counter. Food came with a few banchan--they were ok tasting. Nothing really stood out to me, but all was overall fine. For ~$10 food is priced decently for a very no frills, supermarket side restaurant, mom-and-pop vibes place. There is a nice quiet area for you to eat your food. Overall good for a quick bite before/after shopping for groceries.