Jenny Chau

I visited this place specifically for their handmade noodles, and they truly delivered. The noodles were delicious, rich, and full of flavor. I ordered them with clams, which added a fresh and naturally sweet touch. I also tried the pork and jowl combo in size M, and it was phenomenal. The dish was satisfying without feeling overly heavy, and the flavors melted beautifully in my mouth.

Terry Lee

The place was busy, but we were able to get in without a wait. We ordered one thing each, but the portions were incredibly generous, and delicious. The waiter and the waitress were very kind. The kimchi could be better.

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Young Labrutto

The portions are very generous—the large jar kalguksu could easily feed five people. The boiled pork was also delicious, and the overall taste of the food was just as good as I expected. The interior is clean and comfortable. The only downside is that it’s quite busy, so it’s hard to get the staff’s attention. Even when you want to ask for a side dish refill, everyone is so busy that it’s hard to catch the right moment.

+4

Peter Farejowicz

A bowl of soup and noodles from Hangari is truly out of this world. No visit to LA should be complete without a stop here. This is my first time reviewing this restaurant but I’ve come here almost on every visit down to LA because it’s that good. My go to order is always the chicken kalguksu. The noodles are so fresh and chewy, the veggies pair just perfectly with the overall dish, and the broth is to die for. The portions are also huge so you can definitely order a few things and share family style. Inside the place is usually busy but it’s clean and staff are super friendly and helpful. Parking outside is a bit hectic but you might get lucky with a garage nearby. Don’t let that scare you though, it’s still worth the drive over. Can’t wait for my next visit!

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Jeff

This place was busy and had a long line when we came, but they had a very efficient system of having everyone order before they sat down. We didn’t have to wait long, and our food was served to us very quickly. We both had the hot stone bibimbap (mixed rice bowls with variety of vegetables and meat) and overall it was very delicious.

+4

The Kalguksu was very good, large portions and good flavor, the sleeper was the Tokbokgi rice cake! We polished that off so quick! 😁😁 Service is a little hit or miss but it's all very homey and fresh. Definitely worth checking out.

KBobFoodReview

Pretty good ambiance. Wish they had this in the Bay Area. Mid, high end ish Korean kalguksu place that also serves bossam. Food portion is pretty good enough to make you full.

Mr Kookie

Kalguksu was good 👍. Cold noodles however was a pass dont recommend wasn't that great, noodles had weird texture and cold soup too sweet. Portions sizes were really good so makes up for the price.

Peter Babida

Absolutely delicious! We ordered the XL bossam and it was extra delicious, I prefer the jowel over the belly but both good. Army stew can feed way more than two! The clam soup was very flavorful. And even though the place was packed the service was very fast, attentive, and friendly. Don't forget to order the bibimbap!

David Kokiong

Went to Hungari and really enjoyed it! Beef Bulgogi (4/5) – Tender beef with a nice touch of sliced onions and bell peppers. The salad on the side had a good mix and savory dressing. Chicken Kalguksu (4/5) – Loved the hand-pulled noodles and tender chicken. Broth wasn’t too heavy, which was perfect. Service was super fast—we waited less than five minutes for a table, and the staff checked on us multiple times throughout the meal. Ambiance: The restaurant was packed and there was a line outside, but parking wasn’t too stressful thanks to $5 valet for two hours. Would definitely go again!

Precious

This was our first time at this Korean restaurant. The food was delicious, and the servers were attentive. We got the Army Stew and the Belly'n Jowl, and it was so good. The only thing I didn't like and why I took a star is they don't offer bottle water for purchase. California has horrible water even when filtered. FYI, the portions are really big.

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Fang Phattha

A nice place in KTown for soup and noodles. My friend recommend this for the noodles. I think the noodle soup is a bit too thick but still delicious. The portion is quite large, although the price is quite high. The bibimbap is good, I prefer it than the noodles. The servers looked quite busy and not really happy. Parking is valet $4 or $5 I think.

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christopher lee

The food was not very high quality. There's so many other places that has better noodle soups. The condiments were okay, prices are little high, no parking whatsoever. Lot of the people that come by are all new customers. Lots of young people , but not repeat customers.

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Felix Wong

Newly opened Korean restaurant, long line. The regular bossam, bibimap etc, however their jook ( congee) was very unique. Same mall used to have a restaurant that served abalone jook , but hangary’s were very different , very thick and creamy yet flavor is strong. Highly recommended. But the star of the night is the mandatory valet parking at the mall. Price went from $2 to $5 , that’s not the problem . Problem is the valet, with very limited English, shouting and screaming and cars/drivers , ordering ppl around as if they were the boss. Asked me where am I going , I told him I couldn’t decide on going to the seafood restaurant that I go often or try the hangary place cuz it seems to be new and with lots of ppl. He told me to take my car and go, exit is over there. I tried to call their ‘Majestic parking’ to file an official complaint, this guy even stood in front of me and tried to be funny. I wouldn’t move my car and they finally parked it for me. Coming out of the restaurant, they asked me where I went as I expected . I did get a paper receipt but I didn’t show them. It’s then I saw a small concealed sign with surcharge $10 if not dined at the mall. Finally the owner came out and apologized, understanding that’s not the way to treat customer and promised will pass the message to those valet. Be prepared to be screamed at if going into that mall, and don’t forget to get a paper receipt to avoid surcharge. Food there was good but probably won’t be going back there anytime soon. Businesses should hire a different parking service.

Mohammad Afsar

I recently took some friends with me for dinner. Thankfully there was no line. We walked in, as there were a few empty tables, but we were ushered outside to "wait in line." We had to wait until there were 10+ people behind us to be let in and sat down. We felt exploited like a pawn in their game of artificially inflating demand. I didn't mind the bibimbap and the sides though. My friends found the Tteok-bokki to be too sweet, which I agreed with but didn't mind much either. Overall, the food was not bad but nothing to write home about either. To the credit of the food, the ingredients seemed fresh and the portion sizes were appropriate for the price. Towards the end of the meal, as I was still eating, a staff member cleared out the whole table, including my water! We looked up their hours, it was far from their closing time. There were other patrons still enjoying their meals with multiple empty tables. Given the rush, I am glad the staff didn't take my food! I had to ask for water again, the cup I was provided had a piece of chili inside. Sadly, I was disheartened by the very disappointing service.

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