Wooram Korean

This is my favorite place to go for Korean food! The food here is absolutely phenomenal. I’ve been to quite a few Korean restaurants in New York City and a lot of them cannot even compare to Wooram.
First, I would like to establish that of you want Chinese food, you should probably go to a Chinese restaurant. This is a Korean restaurant, you can’t go and expect stellar general tsos chicken… It’s the same logic as going to a Korean restaurant for some shrimp scampi pasta. It just doesn’t make sense.
Any way, you really get a bang for your buck here. The portions are HUGE. I can never finish any one meal by myself. My favorite things to get here would be the Kimchi stew, the spicy pork stone bowl, japchae, the tofu kimchi spicy pork stir fry, the kimbap– just to name a few. The Kimchi stew is extremely flavorful and the bulgogi is second to none.
If you are looking for a casual yet yummy and inexpensive place to eat, here is the place!!! I definitely recommend ordering one of the items I listed above!!!

Ordered a ox bone soup and there’s no ox bone. There were 3 pieces of meat with smallest portion of noodles ever but a big bowl of white rice. The soup tasted nothing and when I asked the staff (Korean lady) she gave me an attitude thinking that I don’t speak Korean. Never come again.

I ordered No. 3 (soondubu with beef, pork, seafood) and found it to be ‘okay’, but not spectacular. The portions are perfect for lunch, both the soondubu itself and the rice, but I was pretty bummed to find that there was barely any beef, pork, or seafood mixed in. The pieces of beef and pork were way too small, almost as if once piece was finely minced. You can barely even taste them. The silky tofu was perfect, while the spicy broth was just right. My order came with a side of kimchi, which was alright.
I don’t mind ordering from Wooram again, but I’ll probably try the pajeon or one of their bibimbap next time.

Average food and horrible service. Cashier was rude when I tried to ask about the food and was clearly trying to hurry my order up even though I was the only one in line. I ended up just getting the squid bibimbap which is what initially caught my eye. Flavor was good but the actual seafood was a little hard and not tender. Could have used more cooking than just the hot stone bowl. Honestly better to go to one of the restaurants surrounding h-​mart if you want korean food.

Really not the best place. We ordered a bunch of stuffs from here including their kalbi, yookaejiang (spicy beef soup) and their squid bibimbap. The best item is their squid bibimbap. It was flavor nicely and hot. But everything else was not good. The kalbi portion was big tho for the price
The kimchi they gave you on the side was bad too. my husband who is Korean always tells me you can tell how good a korean restaurant is just by if their kimchi is good
Will not eat here again

Mediocre Korean food. My soondubu was rather bland.
Kimbap was ok as well even though not the greatest.
This food court is convenient because it’s inside the H-​mart.

We were looking for a quick meal. I had the beef tofu soup and my husband had the beef bibimbap. Neither dish had much meat (see picture). Let’s start with the tofu soup. There were teeny tiny bits of hard tough beef. Very disappointing, for almost $ 10 each dish, you would expect some real meat. The tofu wasn’t plentiful either. The mushrooms must have been on sale, since that was the most plentiful ingredient. As for the bibimbap, it was also nothing special. We didn’t even see any meat (just tiny bits). For side dishes, we each got one small side dish — one radish and one kimchi. I would not go back to eat there.

Excellent, fast, reliable, value-​priced, delicious & good-​portioned Korean food in the HMart Edison food court. It’s the most popular for a reason. Opened 3 years ago & still consistent quality dishes. Its adjacent sibling is Wooram Chinese with a self-​explanatory difference.

*Must Try: Seafood Pancake.
*If you think the seafood pancake is going to be an appetizer sized dish, you are wrong. It is the size of a small pizza pie, loaded with awesome goodies in between (read: squid), and probably my main reason to go to H-​Mart.

very bad service and bad food!
not recommend at all, if there is zero star, I would give them zero star

Got the number 2 tofu soup with pork and seafood and it was great for a cold day. It was so hard to choose between all the options! Came with a side of rice and Kim chi. The soup was very flavorful but slightly too salty for my taste. Would definitely come back to try the short ribs and the bibimbap that the table next to me was eating — looked delicious.

For some reason, I’m obsessed with the kimbap here. I get it every time I come back home on college breaks. The kimbap is about $ 5 – 6, which isn’t too bad, considering it’s a pretty substantial meal, with 10 pieces of kimbap, a soup and a salad. (EDIT: the kimbap is from Yimat House, the booth next to Wooram Korea.)
The other food at the station seem quite overpriced though. Every entrée is about $ 9 – 10, and some are even $ 14 – 15 (the finer meat dishes). At a sit-​down Korean restaurant these are normal prices, but this is a quick-​and-​simple food court inside H-​mart.
It’s usually a student or younger person working at the register, so don’t worry if you can’t speak Korean well. The food is made in the back. Usually it doesn’t take more than 10 minutes to receive your dish. I definitely appreciate how efficient this as well as the other stands are.
Overall, 3 – 4 stars for it’s food and prices, but I’m giving a solid 4 because I love the kimbap.

Haiku:
I love this station
In food court at HMart.
The portions are huge.
Number twenty-​two
Is my go-​to, meal of choice.
Spicy and tasty!
Would also order
The seafood pancake, a great
Appetizer dish!

Ordered the marinated pork dish. I was surprised how large the portion size was. Also the order came with rice, kimchi, and a small bowl of soup.
Tasted pretty good for the speed at which they served it.
I’ll be back if I need a quick Korean food fix.

It’s good Korean food to have for lunch. But the food is not great. It’s conveniently located next to the supermarket. The people are nice and the price is reasonable.
They do not give you a lot of side dishes, just radish kimchi and they do not like it when you ask for any changes in their dishes.
The bibimbap is made with ground beef and not enough toppings. Not my favorite.
The pajun, seafood pancake is huge! They give it to you in a pizza box if you order it to go.

I want to like this place because the staff was friendly but I have experienced way better Korean food. Yes it is in a food court so I don’t expect restaurant quality, but for the amount I am paying I expect better quality food.
A group of us decided to stop by and eat while we shopped for groceries because we were starving. The facilities here are well kept and clean, and you can hear HMART’s K-​pop bumping. My friends ordered the Black bean noodles and Dae-​gu Fish soup, and I got the Mapo Tofu. Our bill turned out to be around a little more than $ 30 for these three items.
None of these dishes were memorable. The Mapo Tofu had a huge film of grease, little flavor, and it felt like a combination of cut tofu and a handful of frozen veggies in chili oil that was heated up for me. I wish it had more flavor… I really wish it did. This place is not on my list of good Korean food.

I think this place was ok. I ordered soondubu (soft tofu stew), which is one of my favorite Korean dishes. It comes with rice and side dishes. In this case, kimchi. One of the things I look forward to in Korean restaurants is getting boat load of side dishes. But of course this is not a Korean restaurant therefore I’m asking for too much. But the kimchi was not great. I may not be Korean, but I know my kimchi! I ate so much kimchi in Korea (I’ve been there twice), I can tell when I’m eating good kimchi and not so great kimchi. Of course, this is not their fault. They have to make due with the ingredients they can find in US. The soondubu was lacking. Not much solid was in the stew. Solid, I mean the tofu and the meat.
All in all, reasonable price. Inexpensive way to get your Korean food fix.

For a grocery store restaurant, this is pretty good stuff. Reasonable prices, quick service and decent food. If you’re at H-​mart and are getting peckish, have a peck here.
That being said, a full service Korean restaurant is going to give you a wider variety of options and more side dishes. But no H-​mart in the same building…

I went there for a quick lunch with my friend today. We both ordered No. 1– kimchi jigae. It was awesome– tofu and pork are both well cooked. Not too spicy but with enough kimchi! This place is quick, inexpensive and their food is of good quality.

Wooram Korean is located in the food court of H-​mart.
I’ve had their Bulgogi. I love Bulgogi and tend to order it whenever I’m at a Korean restaurant. Comparing theirs to ones I’ve had in downtown NYC and K-​town, it’s right up there. For around $ 13, they give you a generous portion of their deliciously marinated Beef, Rice, Kimchi, and Clear soup. I’ve never been able to finish and have always had to bring the leftovers home. I’ve gawked at other peoples food coming out of their kitchen and everything has looked delicious!
Only being in a food court, I would just expect the food to be cheaper though.