Korean Restaurants near Cheltenham

“A very good restaurant. I enjoyed the food.“

“Wanted to try something new in the city and this place did not disappoint. The staff was friendly, everyone was moving quickly, and very accommodating and attentive, the restaurant is clean and cozy. The lighting is beautiful. The menu is small, but that’s always a good sign in my book, and the dishes were great, so good and flavorful. Everything was really hot and fresh, but also didn’t take too long to come out. Definitely have to give this place a try.“

“First time to this H-Mart. I came here for the food. Unfortunately, many of the food stalls were closed when we got there an hour before the store closed - there were only 2 of the 8 that were still open, but it was a Monday. And the other two closed about 45 minutes before the store closed - luckily, we got our food beforehand. To get to these food stalls, we had to walk all the way to the registers and through it, so we couldn't take any unpaid merchandise there. In the same area is the Paris Baguette - the cakes behind the glass counter were delicious ? and expensive ?. I didn't try their bread or other baked goods, so I cannot comment on those items. There were plenty of parking in the plaza lot. As we went there at night, I would say that the parking lot was suitably lit, but I would still suggest to park near a light pole.“

“Not many Korean places in Philadelphia alone and the bulgogi tasted beautifully. The perfect traditional marination.“

“The honey soy garlic Korean fried Chicken was some of the best I have ever had, if not the best. The Banchan was very good. The Pickled Chayote and Radish (Mu) were the stars for me. The Kimchi was good, but a little too spicy for me (I should've put in on the grill and cooked it a bit). The corn-cheese sausage as amazing. The Brisket was amazing. Pork belly was very good too, but I wish they had some Shiso or Red Leaf, so I could make a ssam. The ssamjang was very doenjang forward. Not sure if they have more than one type, but I prefer mine with more gochujang. Overall, Pocha Street is a must try.“

“Delicious food, friendly service, quick turnaround time, and very fair prices.

The dine-in setup is very casual — there is table service but you order/pay at the counter & self-serve water. There is a lot of natural light inside, a good view of the sidewalk to people-watch, and the two folks running the restaurant while I was there (possibly the owners) were phenomenally gracious hosts. There is a cold case of to-go snacks and drinks. The rice balls are a must try!

Having tried the chicken galbi lunch box and the squid dolsot, I can enthusiastically recommend both, but the dolsot was truly the star of the show in my opinion. The combination of buttery squid, jammy egg, umami & spicy sauce, veggie mix, and that crispy caramelized rice at the bottom is just absolutely magical.

This is an absolute gem of a restaurant.“

“One of my husband and I favorite places to go. Food is always great. Very nice place to go. Workers r so friendly n nice and welcoming. They are always on point with their services. We go at least 4 times a month maybe even more. Highly recommend to check out. They have the best kimchi n it’s always good.“

“For me, Mr. Pig is now my go to Korean restaurant in my neighborhood. The space is big and well-ventilated - love watching the K-pop videos while enjoying. Staff is welcoming, friendly, and attentive. The menu is comprehensive, if you don't want to do BBQ, and you can pop in to just have a bowl of raemyung (cold noodles), so don't be intimidated. I just tried the Combo Beef BBQ for dinner, it was very good and plentiful. The namul (side dishes) are simple yet delicious - I personally love having the potato salad, my favorite. Everything was so yummy, I forgot to take photos. Next time.“

“My friends and I love eating here. Always good food. Always good service.“

“Charcoal grills, absolutely delightful and tasty food - probably the best most authentic Korean bbq place in entire Philly/NJ. Not fancy but homey (you can tell and taste that all the value goes into the food and service, not fancy decor nor premium location) and down to the earth with fantastic service - galbi (secret menu), skirt steak, egg custard, kimchi pancakes (if you like some spice) are to die for. A local Korean staple for decades.

They don’t take reservations so show up early and hungry. Usually there is parking in the parking lot or street side near the restaurant.“

“Best Korean restaurant in SE Pennsylvania.“

“Уютный ресторан.Приятный интерьер Очень понравился сервис Очень вкусная еда“

“I have eaten hundreds of jjambong in restaurants all across the United States. I cannot believe the best jjambong I have ever eaten is in a tiny H mart food stall. You can taste the ‘wok hey’ smoky flavor in every bite. Both the soup base and noodles rival that of classic Chinese restaurants in Korea. The quantity of seafood is acceptable for the price. Their jjajang is also very good.

I would recommend the tofu jjambong and jjajang rice that comes with egg omelet.

As someone who is moving to a different city soon, this place will be sorely missed.

Food: 5++
Service and atmosphere: Typical for a H Mart food court. Avoid peak hours for a better experience.“

“Sweet people. Suggested the gimbap, a sweet grab-and-go intro to their menu. I’ll come back. Vegan gimbap possible as well as regular w/fish and egg.

Parking: This is inside H Mart to right after registers and behind Paris Baguette“

“Stopped in for some lunch with my son after some golf, and it did not disappoint! Junior got the secret sauce rice bowl, and I got some wings for me and the family. The customer service was great and after a short we were able to enjoy our lunch! Great food all the way around, will be returning!“

“Absolutely phenomenal Korean fried chicken! 🔥🍗 I ordered the original batter with sweet & spicy level 1 and honey garlic sauce on the side, and it blew me away. The chicken was unbelievably crispy on the outside yet so juicy and tender on the inside, it practically melts in your mouth.

The sweet & spicy sauce had just the right kick, and the honey garlic was rich addictively good. It’s hands-down the best Korean fried chicken I’ve ever had. 10/10, will be coming back again and again. You guys killing it!“

“Found this spot on Tik Tok! My family and I loved it! The young lady working the counter was very nice, even had yummy samples of the popcorn chicken! We tried the Crunchdogs, Crunchball (beef), Half of chicken and the Beef Bulgogi Taco. It was a real treat and we will be back! 10/10 for sure! 😊“

“I liked their Seolleongtang (ox bone soup) and stone pot bimbimbop! Their banchan (side dish) was fresh and yummy. I liked how their seafood pancake was very fluffy and not too oily. But if you’re more into crunchy ones you might not like it!“

“Great authentic Korean food.“

“Wanted to try something different and everything that I saw coming from there had looked good and the smell made your stomach growl. I had the "stir frie noodles" with beef and the spicy 🌶 chicken wings. They were both wonderful! I throughly enjoyed my meal and would definitely go back there again! So glad I tried them!“

“My kids took me to dinner there, I'm visiting from Texas. The food was so good. I'm recommending to anyone who will be visiting Pennsylvania.“

“Good local home cooked goodness. JJanjangmyun - yum...“

“yesssssssss! such a good place“

“We came to visit family in Philly, and this was our first hot pot and KBBQ experience. The staff were very helpful and showed us how to use the grills. The food was delicious and came out very fast, all service was excellent. Perfect place for a family dinner, we can’t wait to come back!“

“Probably the best fried chicken I’ve ever had. And I’m a chef who’s been around. Hot and spicy half chicken pictured.“

“this is my friend and I favorite Korean BBQ every. the food so delicious and the staff are amazing and so kind.“

“New favorite place to eat in Wichita. amazing food and amazing service. 10 out of 10“

“Best Korean restaurant in SE Pennsylvania.“

“Good local home cooked goodness. JJanjangmyun - yum...“

“Go Hyang San Chun is hands down one of the best spots for authentic Korean food! The dishes are packed with traditional flavors, and the banchan (side dishes) are out of this world—there's such a great variety, and each one is so fresh and delicious. The service is also top-notch; the staff is warm and welcoming. The owner is absolutely wonderful—she always makes you feel like part of the family and truly cares about every customer’s experience. If you're looking for a genuine and heartwarming Korean dining experience, this is the place to be. Highly recommend!“

“Our first time here and it was amazing and different from the usual eating out! We will be coming back!“

“This was my first time at a Hot Pot. My daughter has been wanting to try it and my friend goes there a lot and she recommended it. The food was delicious and the staff was very nice n patient. It was so much to choose from. The location is peaceful and not far so I will be going often. I recommend to try the soup because you can create anything you want! They just keep bringing things as you ask for it. I will try the other foods I see on this fb page it all looks delicious!“

“I've only ever gotten take out here, but the ramen is always so good. I think the best I have had in the city so far. They package to go orders very well, which is great. The sushi boats are also very very good. I highly recommend if you're looking for a good ramen spot in the city.“

“This is my first time living in the US since I was born haha.
As a black bean paste fan, I ordered jjamppong at Yonghwaru, which I visited in Philadelphia, USA because I was missing the taste of Korea.
I actually ate everything except the soup.
Was Jjamppong this delicious? I didn't find it particularly attractive in Korea. Maybe it's because it's in America?
Anyway, friendly and delicious!
It’s worth coming here on purpose~~~
I really enjoyed the meal.“

“had the spicy chicken 🐔, very good“

“Food was delicious � and the service was excellent!!!! I would recommend this place, also it BYOB ����awesome sauce ������“

“Unique and delicious spot at the Upper Darby H Mart food court. Love to order their jajangmyeon (black bean noodles) takeout. Authentic and chewy with good size portions. Easy to call over the phone. Simple and well priced. Service is excellent.“

“The place was clean and food was ver y good. Chi namul. Doraji namul, duduk muchim, marinated shredded squid, pancake, soysauce chicken jorim, fried squid tempura.Love this place for their kimbap rice rolls. Even though it's more than 30 mins away from home, they are delicious and so worth it.“

“The H Mart in Elkins Park PA is unique in that there are numerous other small businesses in the building. One of them is Ga Yeon Rice Cake! There are many many varieties of rice cake treats. The square has easy parking; though can get a bit busy on the weekend. I would say coming before noon is often a more pleasant experience.

The shop takes credit card, the food the beautifully packaged and the price clearly labeled.

I wouldn't say the customer service is super friendly but honestly I'm there for fresh products, not small talk. 🤷🏻‍♀️ So it doesn't bother me.“

“I got the tofu curry rice. It came with a lil bit of cucumber kimchi, white rice, steamed tofu, and vegetable curry. It cost $10 and took ~15 minutes.As for the dish itself, the cucumber kimchi was amazing and the portion of the meal was big, I had leftovers. The curry was sweet, not at all savory, and it had the texture of a loosely gleatinzed stock. It might sound bad, but the texture isn't bad when you eat it with rice. Doesnt feel like curry though.The menu seems pretty affordable and expansive. Unfortunately they only accept cash but I would definitely go again!“

“We were there to celebrate our son’s birthday last night and the food was high quality and service top notch. The atmosphere was cool and modern. We really had an awesome time. Would definitely go back again.“

“I bought takeout here when I was living at the nearby Motto/Hilton. Probably the best takeout Korean food I’ve had. The folks who work here were also super friendly. They explained all the differences between the different dishes (bento vs rice plate vs cup bap) and gave me their recommendation as well. Highly recommend, and thanks to the staff for the service.“

“Casual korean fried chicken spot! Saw this on my way home and was craving soy garlic wings so I stopped in.

I got the 10 piece soy garlic wings and it came out to $16 with tax. Service was friendly and quick. The wings themselves are small but the sauce was delicious. I did feel like they could have been a bit crispier - I prefer Cafe Soho or Bonchon just a bit more.“

“The lady who I assume owns this restaurant is such a sweetheart! Food was pretty good, service was great. Other restaurant owners in this food court are cold and reserved, which really deterred me from eating at the food court in general. Very affordable too, spent about $10 per person!“

“I like their poke, it's my usual, and I would like to try their other items eventually. Their bulgogi is not my favorite as I find it blander and drier than what I like. I find that their website is not easy to use and their customer service is not great. They seem to argue or get easily frustrated. I like to get their lunch deal but it hasn't worked multiple times and they don't seem to like to honor the deal when I can't get it to work - they begrudgingly do. I'm not sure if the issue is because I have an iphone and use safari.

While waiting for my food today- I saw 3 other set of customers come in. The first came to pick up food and it sounded like one of the shop owners(?) (the woman) was rude to someone picking up telling them that they should come on time - they they've been waiting 15 minutes. The next person asked if they could drink their boba inside (they had other food with them) and they said no because there is no outside food. I understand the rule, but it seems odd to me when I've never seen the place anywhere near full. This is just my opinion, but I think having people visible in the place would be good for business. I don't think I've ever seen more than 4 people inside. I'd like them to stay in business and remain in the neighborhood but I'm uneasy about how it's not really a pleasant place to wait for my food in. I wish they would be more open and prioritize more positive experiences.“

“If you know what to expect from a Korean dog on a stick, you'll be happy.

I ordered the "potato & sausage." It's a great value: inexpensive, but very filling.

Basically, it's a hotdog, coated in pancake batter, covered in diced potatoes, dusted with sugar, and squirted with ketchup. The whole game is about a marriage of sweet and savory...plus, juxtaposed textures.

The hotdog is salty and smokey, with a juicy and buoyant bite--the hot dog "snap." The batter is chewy and cakey. The potatoes are crisp and creamy. The sugar is sweet. The ketchup brings a burst of vinegary acid that balances the whole thing out.

It's a very particular flavor experience. I'm sure lots of people will think it's gross. If you're one of them, don't order it. If you like this kind of thing, you'll be grateful that there's a truck on campus that serves it.

One caveat: the wait is longer than it should be. So, even if it's not busy/crowded, expect it to take longer than you'd like.“

“I came in person July 5th and only bought a few Inari which were very good. Today July 9th I ordered through Doordash and bought Mari Rolls and Miso Bacon Creamy Udon. OMG!!! I can not BELIEVE that udon is not the best seller. It was DELICIOUS!! It reminds me of an Alfredo but better...WOW!! The Mari rolls were very good as well. HIGHLY recommend this place, it's amazing!!“

“This place is great! I passed by so many times then one day finally tried it. I was amazed & dreamed about that burger. So good. Koreans can cook well I should know lol. Everytime I go it’s passed the operating hours now though so sadly it’s been a while but I wont miss it next time. Yummmm. People inside are really nice as well“