Food Gallery 32

What a nice place. Most of the time I go here, I do not take much pictures of my food. I tend to eat them really quickly. The dry hot pots, ramen, Korean corn dogs. Wow its so yummy, I haven't had anything I didn't like before. I definitely recommend here to try lots of foods.

Interesting multilevel food court with a great mix of Asian cuisines—mostly Korean, Japanese, and Chinese. There are plenty of vendors and a wide variety of dishes to explore. That said, the space could definitely use better organization. Many people were holding onto seats long after finishing their meals, moving chairs around, and not putting them back. The noise level was also overwhelming, which made it hard to enjoy the atmosphere. On the positive side, the food itself was excellent. I tried the fried chicken and fried chicken sandwich from Pelicana, and both were delicious with generous portions. I’m curious to try more vendors next time, though I’ll probably go for takeout instead of dining in.

While en route to another Korean hot dog restaurant, I came across this establishment located in the heart of K-Town Food Gallery 32. It is a food court featuring a variety of vendors offering authentic cultural cuisines and products. The decor can be described as an urban contemporary food hall style, with influences from East Asian street market aesthetics. The venue was exceptionally busy, with no available seats or standing room, which I interpreted as a positive sign of the popularity and quality of their offerings. I ordered a potato and cheese Korean hot dog, which was truly enjoyable. A crisp diced potato outside, with soft melted cheese and flavorful panko. The staff was friendly and attentive, and the food court was well organized and maintained a high standard of cleanliness. I highly recommend this location.

This food hall actually offers good value as well as a large diversity of dishes despite being all Korean or SE asian stalls. Can be absolutely packed at certain times of the day. Don't forget to check out made to order pelicana chicken and private karaoke rooms in the 3rd floor.

Sampling a Korean food court experience with seating on 3 levels. The main floor has a variety of dessert vendors up front in luding fish shaped baked goods, Korean churros, kung fu tea, while further back are various main food vendors including Korean omelette, sushi, ramen, glass noodles and all sorts of fast Korean meals. Don't expect your sit down Korean BBQ here. Mezzanine has jewelry and the top floor has a few additional food choices. Food overall is good if great with some dishes missing the mark occasionally.

I grab a bite here when I am in a pinch. The decent prices and convenient food options attract mainly young customers. Takes me back to memories of when I ate here with my sister during our college years. There are plenty of food options ranging from kimbap to ramen to burgers to hand-held snacks. Lots of seating on mezzanine level and top floor. Always crowded, hip vibes.

The food was good. I had the cheese buldak ramen from a noodle place. I can't remember the name at the moment but it was all the way in the back directly under the stairs on the right. I went on a Saturday afternoon so it was super super crowded. Was hard to find a place to sit. Downside is you pay for drinks and food separately.