Hana Teriyaki

Tried Hana Teriyaki a number of times now. VERY GOOD! We’ve tried many different items from the menu and nothing has been bad. I love the Korean BBQ Ribs. Egg rolls are great. Kimchee is really fun side dish. My wife loves the bibimbap.

Best place for kim chee, french fries, milk shakes, something for everyone. Super nice owners. My kid’s favorite restaurant in Paso Robles

Decent price, long opening hours
Like the tofu noodles soup
Stir fry noodles (taste like instant) that I don’t like

Mr. & Mrs. Park get down! Everything is absolutely delicious, from the Philly Cheese Steak Sandwich to the Stir Fry Noodle to the Bibimbap to the Breakfast Burritos. Always fresh, always satisfying. Make sure you can handle the spicy if you ask for it! They don’t mess around! I love extra spicy but don’t get it unless you’re absolutely sure you can handle it!
Aside from the food, Mr. & Mrs. Park are some of the nicest, most genuine people you can ever meet. Because I work next door, I always see them, and every time, I get a huge smile and a wave. Mr, Park always asks about my family and treats me like I’m family.
I eat here all the time, also because I work next door, which means I’ve had the opportunity over a period of two years to try almost everything, and I’ve never, not once, been let down by the Parks.
You won’t regret it either. If you’ve never been here, you’ve got to come in and try it. Delicious!!!
Thank you Mr. & Mrs. Park!

Quiet environment for a casual night out. Just don’t ask what they recommend because they’ll say everything is good! Which I’m sure it is. The mild teriyaki chicken was great and so was the pork stir fry noodles. A nice little shop if you are looking for authentic taste.

Food was good but their prices have changed. Their sea food noodles only had 2 muscle and 4 small shrimps with no scallops, and it coast more… over all food was good. ;)

Ordered the Philly Cheesesteak and the grilled short ribs with Kimchee. Both were delicious and fresh! Highly suggest for different lunch in Paso Robles area

Awesome place. There are true OG Koreans cooking out back Cuz they know how it’s done. The bibimbap was out of this world, perfectly balanced n bright tasting. The egg rolls, no offense, reminded me of jack in the box egg rolls but with better veggies. Hey, I like jack so…
Udon noodles with beef was delicious. Broth was delicate n tasty, very comparable to good Korean spots in LA. My Bf also ordered the Burwich with avocado, which apparently is just a burger (with super thin patty) on a tolera roll rather than regular buns. Was pretty good.
My only complaint: What’s with the church music and Jesus postings everywhere? Trying to eat here!!!

The bibimbop is my FAVORITE. The sauce is delicious as well!!!
The only reason for 4 stars is because some things have amazing flavor (bibimbop, French fries, soup), while others are really bland (Chicken Burwich, salads etc).

After reading the reviews I told my wife we should try this place again (we had been here a year or so ago and were unimpressed with the food). She reluctantly agreed. I should have listened to her.
My wife ordered the tofu bibimbap and I ordered the chicken teriyaki. Both were bland and tasteless. The teriyaki was just a plain chicken breast, chopped up, with teriyaki sauce poured on top — it was not even grilled with the teriyaki sauce. The rice was clumpy, the salad was tired iceberg lettuce with a small amount of thousand island dressing. The chicken ramen soup we ordered for our grandkids tasted like grocery store ramen sans the flavor packet with tiny bits of chicken and over cooked vegetables.
It was served too hot for consumption and by the time it cooled off the kids had lost their appetites.
The Unilocal reviewer who said the egg rolls were the best she ever tasted obviously has never had good egg rolls. Our egg rolls were also bland and tasteless.
On a positive note our server/​hostess/​cashier was very pleasant and showed us good attention.

Wow. Wow. Wow. I moved to paso about two months ago and this is the best meal I’ve had so far. The bimibap was FILLED with wonderful veggies and so wonderful and crunchy at the bottom, the spice was right on in all the dishes, and the egg rolls may have been the best I have ever had. I am so excited that I live right by this place… I will definitely be a regular. Wow.

Excellent bibimbap in stone bowl! Tasty kimchi Large portions for reasonable price. Some teriyaki and sandwiches but had to go authentic.
Fantastic service. Support a great family establishment.
Try it! Will come back.

Fast, friendly service and fantastic food! Tried the Korean ribs and Bulgogi (each was about $ 13). The portions were large and the food fantastic. The place has several small tables and a couple of booths if you want to eat in. I opted for take out. This is a great find in Paso!

Sometimes the best food can only be found in out of the way, hole-​in-​the-​wall places. Such is the case with Hana Teriyaki.
Fasr, friendly, service with AMAZING food. Everyone in our party ordered something different and everyone loved what they ordered.
We’ll definitely be back.

My wife and I were in the midst of a long hot drive through California and were looking for somewhere for lunch. We noticed a lot of strong reviews for Hans, and decided to give it a whirl. We ordered teriyaki and potstickers which were both solidly good. Nothing fancy, but generous portions for a reasonable price. More importantly I found the service to be politely swift and charming. The establishment (including the bathroom) was really clean, and there were a whole bunch of funny and interesting handwritten signs hanging all over the walls to read while you eat. I reserve a fifth star for creative atmosphere or unique ambiance. Hana almost earned that, even in their simple way. I have zero complaints. Stop by if you’re in town.

The Man spent time in Korea so he loves his Kimchi! When he tried this he started drooling… Said its just like he ate in Korea.
I ordered teriyaki thinking it would be smaller portion than Bulgogi combo plate! HAHAHA
There was enough for two people.
I also ordered it spicy… Oooh boy it was spicy! Was it good oh yeah!
The rice was cooked to perfection!
The potstickers were also very yummy — just didn’t get anything to dip them in.
Service was quick and very pleasant.
The Man also loved the signs reminding people to clean up etc in the restroom which was very clean by the way! + just for clean restroom!
This little out of the way place is worth stopping in for #Korean food when in or near Paso!

Loved the service and the atmosphere! The owner was incredibly welcoming, he was also our server.
I had the beef bibimbap in the hot sizzling bowl. I absolutely loved it.
Looking forward to trying everything thing else on the menu!

Love this place. I come here several times a week — Hana and Steve are the nicest people you’ll ever meet.
Who’d have thought that a Korean place would have the best philly cheesteak in town?

The restaurant is located between Subway Sandwiches and a liquor/​cigarettes shop. Apparently the sign outside of the restaurant is missing so it was a bit hard to find. The only clue is the number 1477-​B over the entrance.
The place has about 8 tables with six tables seating up to 4 people and two smaller tables for 2 people. We got to the place a bit after noontime and all of the seats were taken. However, we went ahead and ordered the food. Most of the patrons seemed courteous and don’t linger too long so we were able to find an open table before our food arrived.
For lunch we ordered the beef short ribs (kalbi) with rice and kimchee for $ 12.99, bibimbap with pork for $ 8.99, beef stir-​fried noodle for $ 6.99 and a pork cutlet lunch for $ 7.99. The wonderfully-​seasoned and grilled beef short ribs were tender and delicious. The bibimbap was also good. The noodle a bit on the salty side and the pork cutlet was just okay. The short ribs are definitely worth going back for.
Staff was very friendly and the meal was good for the price paid.

There’s no good ethnic food in Paso Robles… Right?
Wrong! Nestled amongst wineries, fast-​food options, rib joints and high-​brow small plates, are a few cultural gems that will satisfy the cultural wanderer within.
Hana Teriyaki is a family run joint that specializes in Korean, Japanese– and American-​Comfort food. Their eclectic spread makes this place an ideal option for families with differing palettes.
The service is a cut above the rest and food quality is consistently top-​grade. A family of four with contrasting cravings of Beef Bulgogi, a Tuna Melt, Ramen and a Bur-​Wich (Burger Sandwich) can all eat at the same table without shamefully bringing food from four different restaurants into one establishment.
Great food, wonderful people and unique fusion — that’s all I need. On your next trip to wine country, forget frills or the open table reservation app. Treat yourself to this quirky, casual gem.