Coreano Huwan

The food is really good. The service is good too. The price is reasonable. In conclusion, this is a very good restaurant

The food is very good. Easy pick up of order.

I have eaten lots of Korean food in New York City and Japan. This restaurant is not only great Korean food it is one of the best restaurants in all of Mexico. The restaurant is family owned and they are Korean from Korea. There is no high turnover at this place the service is excellent with the same staff and chef for the past 7 years I have been eating there. And the prices are very reasonable.

It’s the best Korean restaurant run by the nicest elderly couple. They were the first to open a Korean restaurant in the area and seem to have a lot of loyal local customers. The grilled pork belly and hot stone bibimbap were really delicious and you could tell they make each dish with a lot of care. The portions are also very generous. An absolute must visit.

I just love this place, great food great flavor. I have several anecdotes that are just to love about this place. Service is not great, but it’s wholesome and it shows in the food. The beef bulgogy it’s a must.

In Korea, we say where there is good Kimchi, there is good food. Huwon serves real authentic Korean kimch. That is why all other dishes are as well delicious! The portion is big, and it comes with several refillable side dishes. If you are craving for real Korean food, you may can find what you are looking for at Huwon.

We lived in Korea for a while and loved having someone to talk to who understood the culture. We could have the full experience. The bulgogi and bimbimbap tasted like Seoul. The makeoli and maekju reminded me of Daejeon. It was a good East meets West. Korea in Mexico.

If you are looking for Korean food in Mexico, this might just be the best spot for you. The banchan were delicious. I had the kimchi soup with tuna, and it was amazing. Their bibim naengmyeon was also delightful.

Roberto Martínez

I just love this place, great food great flavor. I have several anecdotes that are just to love about this place. Service is not great, but it’s wholesome and it shows in the food. The beef bulgogy it’s a must.

Alex Toth

I have eaten lots of Korean food in New York City and Japan. This restaurant is not only great Korean food it is one of the best restaurants in all of Mexico. The restaurant is family owned and they are Korean from Korea. There is no high turnover at this place the service is excellent with the same staff and chef for the past 7 years I have been eating there. And the prices are very reasonable.

Jessie Oh

It’s the best Korean restaurant run by the nicest elderly couple. They were the first to open a Korean restaurant in the area and seem to have a lot of loyal local customers. The grilled pork belly and hot stone bibimbap were really delicious and you could tell they make each dish with a lot of care. The portions are also very generous. An absolute must visit.

Rosa Maria Pérez

The food is very good. Easy pick up of order.

Rachel M.

I highly recommend this authentic Korean restaurant. The food is very good, great value for your money, great service and the owners are very friendly.

Hendri Steyn

We lived in Korea for a while and loved having someone to talk to who understood the culture. We could have the full experience. The bulgogi and bimbimbap tasted like Seoul. The makeoli and maekju reminded me of Daejeon. It was a good East meets West. Korea in Mexico.

Christy. K

In Korea, we say where there is good Kimchi, there is good food. Huwon serves real authentic Korean kimch. That is why all other dishes are as well delicious! The portion is big, and it comes with several refillable side dishes. If you are craving for real Korean food, you may can find what you are looking for at Huwon.

Pedro Petrov

The food was great, prices are right and the attention is nice, thou it gets a bit slow during lunchtime, definitely coming back!

Jeffery Bigger

If you are looking for Korean food in Mexico, this might just be the best spot for you. The banchan were delicious. I had the kimchi soup with tuna, and it was amazing. Their bibim naengmyeon was also delightful.

La Familia Sin Fronteras

Flavorful and delicious. The sides are amazing. I highly recommend the miso soup with veggies and tofu.

장영훈

Best Korean restaurant. I work for a lot place. Monterrey, Mexico city, Queretaro, Juarez...but here is best korean restaurant in the whole Mexico. I can recommend here.

Mario Altamirano

The food is really good. The service is good too. The price is reasonable. In conclusion, this is a very good restaurant

TBT we hail from a place in the US that has one of the largest Korean populations outside of Korea. So weve been to many Korean restaurants. While we had some early concerns about service, they dried up by end of evening. We even met and spoke with the owner on the way out. Banchan and entrees solid. If you are looking for solid Koren food while in Puebla, visit!

K M

TBT we hail from a place in the US that has one of the largest Korean populations outside of Korea. So weve been to many Korean restaurants. While we had some early concerns about service, they dried up by end of evening. We even met and spoke with the owner on the way out. Banchan and entrees solid. If you are looking for solid Koren food while in Puebla, visit!

It was good but i found the quality of the meat served poor quality.

Maybe this place was good a year or two ago. The spicy sauce for Bibim Bab tasted like hoisin sauce with chili flakes. It shouldn’t be sweet but it was. Kimchi was not well fermented, not sour and quite salty. Kimchi soup was decent but didn’t have a lot of taste you’d expect. I’m not saying this place is bad. I am saying it’d be a disservice to compare it to restaurants in Downtown LA or the Bay Area. Service was great though.

Not bad for Korean food in Mexico. Could use a few more of the pickled vegetables you would find in other Korean joints. But overall pretty good. Plan on sharing plates, portions are good size. 2 plates fed our family of four. Most plates 100 pesos.

The food is really good, I’ve been there a couple of times. It reminds me of the great time I’d spend with my friends in Koreatown (LA). The only issue is that when it was my first time there with friends we were ordering and the waitress kept telling us “no, you can’t order that” we were so confused. She didn’t explain why she just kept saying no so it took us about 30mins to order something. Also, they don’t accept cards soo keep that in mind when you’re going. Other than that issue, it’s a really good place and I really recommend it and I’d love if in the future they add mochi to the menu.

B Y

It was good but i found the quality of the meat served poor quality.

Cham E

Maybe this place was good a year or two ago. The spicy sauce for Bibim Bab tasted like hoisin sauce with chili flakes. It shouldn’t be sweet but it was. Kimchi was not well fermented, not sour and quite salty. Kimchi soup was decent but didn’t have a lot of taste you’d expect. I’m not saying this place is bad. I am saying it’d be a disservice to compare it to restaurants in Downtown LA or the Bay Area. Service was great though.

Maria Herrera

The food is really good, I’ve been there a couple of times. It reminds me of the great time I’d spend with my friends in Koreatown (LA). The only issue is that when it was my first time there with friends we were ordering and the waitress kept telling us “no, you can’t order that” we were so confused. She didn’t explain why she just kept saying no so it took us about 30mins to order something. Also, they don’t accept cards soo keep that in mind when you’re going. Other than that issue, it’s a really good place and I really recommend it and I’d love if in the future they add mochi to the menu.

Diego Orozco Dalí

Not bad for Korean food in Mexico. Could use a few more of the pickled vegetables you would find in other Korean joints. But overall pretty good. Plan on sharing plates, portions are good size. 2 plates fed our family of four. Most plates 100 pesos.