HomeTown

Ordered cabbage and beef soup with rice bowl. Everything was below expectations. There were only 4 slices of beef in the miso soup, which can be easily made at home, yet it was charged for $19. Never had such a terrible experience for Korean dishes.

It's a nice little spot inside of H Mart (food court) price and portions are great! The staff is super friendly and nice. The food was absolutely delicious but a little sweeter than expected. Give it try!

Can you believe this costs $18.99? Is the same $ as eating at a restaurant, or even more expensive. If eating at a restaurant, this will come with 6 side dishes, and this only comes with two. Not mention it tastes horrible, and the it only comes with 4 pieces of meat. There are three in the photo because I can’t stand myself not posting this after I had the first meat. I don’t know about other food they sell but if you do want to eat here, do NOT order this!

The rice cakes were undercooked, and they were missing half of the stuff it usually comes with, only one egg, no fish cake and no seeds. Prices went up, it used to be $16 now almost $20. I loved coming here but it was such a disappointment and when I addressed the problem to the lady she just said I have to ask for these items next time when I never had to ask for them. Very frustrating and disappointing. Update: They remade my food so I appreciate them for that, and it came with all the ingredients. I still very much recommended this place it’s very yummy

HomeTown Korean Restaurant is located inside the H Mart building where the food court is. We’ve been here multiple times, and this time we got different things. We ordered the Jjolmyun (wheat noodles served chilled in a spicy, sweet and sour sauce with vegetables) and Kalguksu Noodle Soup (knife-cut wheat flour noodles with seafood broth). The Jjolmyun noodles were chewy and it was the perfect refreshing meal for warm weather. The Kalguksu Noodle Soup was starchy and delicious, it came with potatoes, clams, and vegetables. Come early in the morning to avoid crowd. We always come at 11am to avoid crowd.

This little restaurant is inside H-Mart is near the back parking lot with plenty of public tables to choose from. For Korean quick eat restaurant the food wasn’t bad, my bulgogi was little too sweet but they gave me plenty of the beef. Great friendly service. The wait for the food wasn’t too long.

When I go grocery shopping at Hmart, I always make sure to grab a bite to eat! This time, I tried the Doe-katsu for $16.99 and the Kimbap for $10.99 at HomeTown Korean Food. Both dishes were delicious and crispy, leaving my tummy very satisfied! Plus, I appreciate that they offer complimentary warm tea and water, which I always enjoy.