With all the recent rain and dreary weather, my boyfriend and I wanted some slurp worthy noodle soups and decided to pay a visit to Song's Family food court. The prices have gone up quite a bit since we were here prepandemic. Inflation is understandable, but we're talking $12 shin ramen, which seems a bit steep. Regardless, we ordered the shin ramen and a yukgaejang kalguksu (spicy beef soup with handcut noodles, $17). Word of caution, don't be tempted by the drinks next to the counter a small can of Arizona was $2! After placing the order, we helped ourselves at the banchan station, which is really one of the key highlights of this food court. AYCE self service banchan? Say less. They had k...
The selection of banchan was also quite disappointing. The offerings included just iceberg lettuce, kimchi, tofu slices, spicy cucumbers, and miso soup, and there was hardly any left on a Sunday afternoon. The amount of lettuce was minimal, there were only a few pieces of kimchi, and the miso soup was just a cold remnant. Clearly, they don’t manage to replenish the banchan properly.
What really made the experience unpleasant was the cashier’s attitude when I asked for two takeaway containers for my dish. I wanted to keep the rice and pork separate from the sauce to avoid a soggy mess at home. Instead of being helpful, she hassled me about needing two containers and scoffed that I could only...
This food court is super casual but still feels very welcoming and the food quality is great. It is located on the second floor in the Hmart Plaza. There's options for typical korean food such as tofu stews, soups, meats and rice, and noodles. There's even a sushi section now! You can order sushi platters to go which is great for hosting gatherings. When dining in, you have access to eating unlimited amounts of their side dishes which consist of kimchi, fish cakes, salad, and zucchini. There's tons of tables available for seating and the restrooms are located in the basement of the building. Great for groups probably who are looking to dine in or take out from somewhere casual. The price is...
I love the Asian influence that has occurred around Great Neck this is a perfect example, a food court in a small indoor mall where are used to grow up actually used to be the library at one time, walking through it seems out of place like you're in Flushing but I like that it's here without the drive right by hmart with surprising good food offerings I really enjoyed the bibimbap with beef.
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We were starving and looking for a place to eat and on yelp it said the food court opens at 10am but when we arrived they said 10:30 so we waited until 10:30 to order but there was still no cashier. We waited another 20 minutes but still there was no one to take our order. After waiting for so long we just went to another restaurant. Such a waste of my time and would never go back.
Unless you want to get food poisoning, don't ever eat here. I had something nasty here and got food poisoning. Eat at your own risk! If you want to be sick to death, eat here and get sick! I'll never eat this garbage again! Disgusting, filthy disgusting place, I got food poisoning from this horrible hole in the wall.
Randomly stopped by for a quick snack. I was amazed how fresh of this Great Neck Roll. It's freshly made in front of you. This roll had very fresh tuna, salmon sashimi along with avocado and covered with salmon roe. It only $13 with this quality.
This restaurant is fantastic, and the staff is incredibly friendly. I highly recommend it to Americans because they really know how to prepare Korean food that caters to American tastes. Visit this restaurant and experience the flavors of Korea!
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Dumplings were burnt. Server gave me soy sauce instead of dumpling sauce. Sea food pancake smelled rancid. The food is usually first class.Really disappointed. Must think I'm a moron. Last visit, Sorry you havelost a good customer.
There are better dining options available; this place is not worth a visit.
