Worst pho place in this entire area. I was the only order he had and it took 45 minutes and he was just sitting on his phone. You are better off making top ramen at home.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Clay
Just don’t
Charles S
Great Asian food court. Quite a variety...Japanese, Korean, Chinese, Thai, and Vietnamese cuisine. Located near the Alderwood Mall in Lynnwood, WA.
Sammy Nguyen
The worst pho I ever had ?
Gust Reeh
Absolutely worst pho compared to other pho places.Bad tasting food, bad customer service.
Sophia Pacleb
Although they have amazing food. Their hours are very wonky. they are almost never on time. i would just appreciate it if they opened on time.
I L
Excellent clear broth with superb flavor.
D4wong
Good quality, good price, good food at a food court! Real dishes are used if you eat in so you have to clear your own dishes after eating. From Oshima we had chirashi bowl, udon with sashimi/spicy tuna roll, baked scallop roll, rainbow roll - better than restaurant quality; from bbq, we tried the garlic chicken rice bowl - pretty good; from Malri Hyang, we had the sweet and sour pork with saucy noodles and the shrimp fried noodles - tasty; from Thai Dragon, we tried the Thai drink - one with condensed milk - taste like grass jelly and one without - taste like dried prune. We will be back!
Caroline A
The food was delicious. A bit pricey but reasonable for the amount we got. The seating area was somewhat dirty and we didn’t see any self-bussing areas.
ricandary
Although there are other types of Asian cousine in the food court the Korean offering is great. It's our family stop for bulgolgi and kimchi stew. After you eat visit other shops and HMART for Asian goodies.
This particular chain was 1st develop in California & had spread out all over the country. Their main theme is quality grocery with attractive price & specialize in Asian products They also have their small food court serving only Korean delicacy, their high-end bakery that carry western pastry & asian bread. Their fish/seafood department have a vast selection of live fish & shell fish
myinhilo
Few different Korean places in the food court. We typically will go to Hometown, which is the closest to the market entrance. Affordable and a variety of Korean dishes and soups makes Hometown our favorite choice.
atatsumi
The place has a food court that offers Asian options. I had a Bibimbap. It was rich, the kimchi was veeeeery spicy. There is also a supermarket with EVERYTHING Asian, Mexican and Arabic. Worth the visit
DANSGRANDS
We enjoyed the many different flavors of fried rice and Pho. This place was not the best we’ve had, but good for the location, and the amount of time we had to eat. Pricing can be deemed a little on the high side but the portions were nice.
D3185XCjohnh
Good: a large Korean/Asian grocery store which is a part of the big chain. They have one in Bellevue, but it’s quite small. The food court has several restaurants including Korean, Japanese, Chinese, and Vietnamese restaurants. Bad: the place can be very crowded Sunday afternoon. The place can be little dirty.
Worst pho place in this entire area. I was the only order he had and it took 45 minutes and he was just sitting on his phone. You are better off making top ramen at home.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Just don’t
Great Asian food court. Quite a variety...Japanese, Korean, Chinese, Thai, and Vietnamese cuisine. Located near the Alderwood Mall in Lynnwood, WA.
The worst pho I ever had ?
Absolutely worst pho compared to other pho places.Bad tasting food, bad customer service.
Although they have amazing food. Their hours are very wonky. they are almost never on time. i would just appreciate it if they opened on time.
Excellent clear broth with superb flavor.
Good quality, good price, good food at a food court! Real dishes are used if you eat in so you have to clear your own dishes after eating. From Oshima we had chirashi bowl, udon with sashimi/spicy tuna roll, baked scallop roll, rainbow roll - better than restaurant quality; from bbq, we tried the garlic chicken rice bowl - pretty good; from Malri Hyang, we had the sweet and sour pork with saucy noodles and the shrimp fried noodles - tasty; from Thai Dragon, we tried the Thai drink - one with condensed milk - taste like grass jelly and one without - taste like dried prune. We will be back!
The food was delicious. A bit pricey but reasonable for the amount we got. The seating area was somewhat dirty and we didn’t see any self-bussing areas.
Although there are other types of Asian cousine in the food court the Korean offering is great. It's our family stop for bulgolgi and kimchi stew. After you eat visit other shops and HMART for Asian goodies.
Restaurantji Recommends
This particular chain was 1st develop in California & had spread out all over the country. Their main theme is quality grocery with attractive price & specialize in Asian products They also have their small food court serving only Korean delicacy, their high-end bakery that carry western pastry & asian bread. Their fish/seafood department have a vast selection of live fish & shell fish
Few different Korean places in the food court. We typically will go to Hometown, which is the closest to the market entrance. Affordable and a variety of Korean dishes and soups makes Hometown our favorite choice.
The place has a food court that offers Asian options. I had a Bibimbap. It was rich, the kimchi was veeeeery spicy. There is also a supermarket with EVERYTHING Asian, Mexican and Arabic. Worth the visit
We enjoyed the many different flavors of fried rice and Pho. This place was not the best we’ve had, but good for the location, and the amount of time we had to eat. Pricing can be deemed a little on the high side but the portions were nice.
Good: a large Korean/Asian grocery store which is a part of the big chain. They have one in Bellevue, but it’s quite small. The food court has several restaurants including Korean, Japanese, Chinese, and Vietnamese restaurants. Bad: the place can be very crowded Sunday afternoon. The place can be little dirty.