Jumma Food

I had the soondae bokkeum, or stir fried soondae. Soondae is best if you don’t know what you’re eating, but I’ll tell you anyway. Soondae is intestine filled with noodles, basically like american Sausage but with noodles inside! It’s really good, great seasoning.

Beef Bone Soup (Seolleongtang) = Average
Spicy Chicken Soup with Vegetable (Dak Ye Jang) = Bad

At H-​Mart today and wanted to eat lunch first because we didn’t want to shop «hungry».
We tried 3 different places including this one.
We ordered their bone soup (beef with noodles) and seafood tofu soup. The seafood tofu soup tastes decent. The bone soup was okay. They warned me that it’ll be bland and I’ll have to season it myself. I didn’t like it as much because I wasn’t able to season it right with extra salt. Still tasted bland and I had to stop from adding too much salt.
Also bought the kimbap at the last minute. Meh.
One thing about eating at the supermarket is there are no service to clean the tables. Also, seating can be a nightmare!

I was having a major craving for some kimbap, but was too lazy to make my own. So I decided to pick some up already prepared from this place. The kimbap was just as good as the ones I usually make. Very tasty. But the real star of the show was the dumplings. Omg their pork dumplings are DAEBAK! These were the best dumplings I ever had. Will be back for more.

My first experience with H Mart was eating here with my friend. She basically just ordered the dumplings and when I asked if I should order something else she said that I should order whatever I want. I didn’t order anything else and waited to try out these dumplings she’s been raving about for years. They came out and they were so fantastic.
The dumplings are deep fried, which makes them different than normal dumplings you get at Asian restaurants. The pork ones are moist and they definitely don’t need the soy sauce they give you with it.
As an added bonus, if you come with a date they’ll give you a heart shaped plate!

The huge Clam in the spicy seafood soup is too hard to Chew. I was not able to swallow. Also, Sides are dried. I think the owner should realize something rather than tricking customers. Try other food sections in the H mart.

I think that this place has THE BEST kimbap. I also tried the Hmart brand that they make about 8 feet away, but nothing compares to this one. We’ve even ordered huge party trays for get-​togethers and everyone raves about them.

My friend introduced me to H Mart and Jumma a few years ago. I’ve been coming back ever since whenever I find myself in the area whether it be to see a movie at Marquee or shopping at IKEA.
The dumplings here are delicious. Pork or chicken, they will make your day although I prefer the pork if given a choice. The dumplings will be out before you know it, pan fried to perfection (no seriously, it’s so crispy).
At 6 bucks and change for 12 dumplings, it’s a steal since most times you pay 8 bucks for 6 dumplings or something like that at other restaurants and the quality of the dumplings is often suspect.
This place is a must try if you find yourself in the H Mart food court. Also if you buy dumplings with a significant other, they put the dumplings in a heart plate — for you romantic dumpling eaters: P

Try their goon mandoos (fried dumplings). They’re so good.
I agree with some of the other reviews though, that seating kind of sucks, but if it’s totally worth it if you need to do some shopping either at H Mart or Ranch 99. When I want good dumplings, I drive from the med center to this place.

Very good tasty.

Had some quick bites here. Great Galbi Tang (Short Rib Soup), perfect for the cold weather like this. I also ordered Kimbob (Korean Sushi) for take out. The taste and freshness were incredible. It filled me up just right, and only $ 3.50.
It was a challenge to find seating. Because of the H-Mart’s layout, all the food court vendors share just a handful of tables. If you have a group of 4, it would be challenging to find 2 tables together during peak hours.
The wait was kind of long. I guess it was because of Saturday. Parking was nearly impossible, as well.
I’d like to try other items next time, during weekdays, of course.

The gimbap here is well seasoned and flavorful! Just totally awesome! Price has gone up from $ 5 (tax included) to $ 6 plus tax; yet the gimbap is too scrumptious that I certainly wouldn’t mind paying an extra dollar something for such good food! Anyways, 6 bucks is still pretty reasonable for 2 sizable rolls of which each is cut into 10 thin slices. Each rice roll is generously filled with carrot, pickled radish, spinach, eggs, imitation crab meat, etc. and the rice is seasoned with salt and sesame oil. It is very flavorful that no soy sauce is ever needed! I have tried gimbap elsewhere, but seriously, this place makes the best!

Definitely will go back for its bulgogi fried rice. My complain to the previous place that serve this dish is that its portion is too small for the price it charges. Then I stumbled to this place which is just down the road from the other place. Almost the same price, but all I can say that I was very satisfied at the portion.

Great new korean place inside the Super H Mart. They have a variety of dishes, and all look pretty authentic Korean cuisine. Despite all that, I was in the mood for something filling as I was famished on this particular day. Optingto try the beef bulgogi fried rice, I was pleasantly surprised with the flavor. We also had the combo dish of Kim bab, steam dumplings, and soondae (pork blood sausage with sweet rice).