Grandma's Bapsang

The Grandma/owner here is super nice! I always support local papa and mama store, this one is not exception, it’s home style and hand made, and I trust the ingredients is safe. Some people who likes heavy and spicy salt type of Korean food, might find it is way to light, but that’s the home style cook, healthier and warmth. But some dish’s portion are indeed a bit small, that’s what happens in a lot of Korean restaurants, I think due to the cost of recent inflation of goods. Lastly, it’s semi-self service, so go to the screen to order, and grab your water yourself. The good part is tipping is optional

We drove an hour to get there cuz the review was good Honestly, the cold noodles and galbi had almost no taste, and the cabbage beef soup portion was way too small. Pretty disappointing overall. Staff lunch meal better then mine

My Korean parents are picky when it comes to food, and nowhere does that show up than with their own cuisine. So when they give their mark of approval to a Korean restaurant, I know it must be good. The name of the restaurant - Halmae Bapsang - translates to Grandma's Food Table, and that's quite literally what you should expect here. The owner is a sweet and fiercely joyful elderly woman who visits each table, sometimes to bring you your order or to wish you a happy meal. Our family ordered from all over the menu, and everything was markedly fresh. The cold noodles - whether in a broth or the spicy mixed version - are refreshing and chewy, while the kalguksu (or hot noodles) are filling and comforting. My mom is a particularly big fan of their dumpling soup, and I had the privilege of wa

The food was genuinely good. It is very hard to find the parking spot even though a big parking lot is just located next to the restaurant. It doesn't allow the customer of the restaurant.

Love the YumDrum Trio for $11.99, and the 5% cash discount is a nice bonus. Great spot for dine-in or quick takeout. I’ll definitely be back.