Hansol Lunchbox

Coming from someone who generally doesn’t care for boxed lunches or traditional Korean food (mom does it best), this place is as good as it gets. The fish entrée was quite succulent, just the perfect amount of oily if that makes any sense, and the bed of shredded cabbage was miraculously still crunchy. I only notice the rice in Korean places if it’s really bad, and it’s safe to say the rice was perfectly unmemorable. It’s hard to impress with everyday side dishes, but these were quality– my favorite was the seasoned sesame leaves, which I usually don’t like. The steamed egg, marinaded greens, seasoned anchovies, and uong root stirfry (the sweet brown stuff) were good as well.
I knocked off one star because their kimchi had a weird sour aftertaste, and if you’re a Korean place, good kimchi should be a priori. The tofu was meh as well, though that’s forgivable. Everything is on the slightly salty side, as most Korean dishes are.
I don’t know how legit a one time review of a rotating lunch catering place can be, but is give it a 4.5÷5.

I ordered lunch for 100 people in my office and everything turned out great. I found this place through my mom who I took with me to place the order since I don’t speak Korean well-​the lady was very accommodating with my preferences. Food was prepared well and on time for pick up. Prices were extremely reasonable. This is definitely a mom and pop shop in the cut that people should support.

they provide different meals everyday just like all other lunchbox-​delivery places. entrée selections are very random whereas the side dishes options are steady everyday. i liked their beef and pork, but their chicken is always dry and overcooked. i really didn’t like their non-​authentic korean food like udon, kimbab, and spicy rice cake. but you can request not to get those items again. so it’s cool. overall, this place is ok to try, but you’ll have to change the catering company in few months eventually… just like any other lunchbox places.