Hansin gamjatang
$$ • Korean, SoupAbout Hansin gamjatang
Customers' Favorites
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Hansin gamjatang Reviews
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Used to be decent for take out, went today for dinner and the place is way understaffed, took forever for the 1 staff member to seat us, order, get served and settle up the tab. Food was alright, either too bland or too salty.
Absolutely incredible Korean food experience! The spicy braised pork bones were piled high, super tender, and deeply flavorful. The grilled pork intestines were chewy, savory, and cooked to perfection, and the spicy Sundae-guk (pork blood sausage soup) was rich and warming. Generous serving sizes and great side dishes (banchan). Will definitely be coming back!
So good to the point I’m afraid it gets too popular and I won’t be able to get a spot.
Hours
| Monday | 11:30AM - 9PM |
| Tuesday | 11:30AM - 9PM |
| Wednesday | 11:30AM - 9PM |
| Thursday | 11:30AM - 9PM |
| Friday | 11:30AM - 9PM |
| Saturday | 12 - 9PM |
| Sunday | 12 - 9PM |
Hansin Gamjatang is a family-kitchen style restaurant that serves authentic Korean cuisine. The food is delicious, with generous portions that make it a great choice for those craving Korean food. The soup is a highlight, featuring options like blood sausage soup, sundae soup, and dumpling and rice cake soup, all expertly prepared and flavorful. The side dishes, especially the anchovy, kimchi, and potato salad, are also very good. The cozy atmosphere, enhanced by dark wood decor and smaller table seats, makes Hansin Gamjatang feel very homey. Although the service can be slow, with some customers mentioning a lack of personality from the staff and a long wait for water, many find the attentive service worth it. It can be harder to come with larger groups due to limited table space. Parking can be difficult on busy weekend evenings, and it may take some time to get seated. Overall, this small family-run restaurant is known for its consistent soup flavors and decent meals, making it a potential stop for those who enjoy good soul food.