About - Korean noodle & Dumpling
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Amenities and More
Offerings
- Comfort food
- Healthy options
- Quick bite
- Small plates
Accessibility
- Wheelchair accessible entrance
- Wheelchair accessible parking lot
- Wheelchair accessible restroom
- Wheelchair accessible seating
Atmosphere
- Casual
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Don't understand the other reviews at all. Have gone twice and both times food was fresh and hot. Spicy pork and Bulgogi were my favorite, but the giant dumpling and red bean dumplings were fantastic as well. The woman at the counter was helpful with making choices and packaged everything to go with a lot of care. Really pleased with both visits and looking forward to my next one!
My Order: - Spicy seafood udon ($15) 2 pieces of shrimp and 2 mussel's - Spicy Korean ramen ($8) W/ egg and beef (+$1; +$4) (You get half a egg) - spicy fried pork dumplings (5 in total) —— Very light on seasoning and small portions of meat overall. The udon was just meh. The Korean ramen as well, tasted like very light version of what cook at home. Nothing special. Plus they charged $1 for half an egg… The dumplings were good. My total was $41. Not worth it, you can get better deal and taste elsewhere.
Went to the Zion Market food court today to get some noodles. I got the chapchae noodles at Korean Noodle & Dumpling. It was $9.99 and I thought it was a pretty good deal until I got a bottle water with it. The small bottle of water was $3.99. The portion size of the noodles could have been better. It also came out on a paper plate which I thought was weird as the other restaurants were actually serving their food in silverware. You’re better off spending your money at another restaurant.