Hancook

I hope South Bend continues supporting this new restaurant. I love Korean food, and this place is also great for friends who want less spice, as it offers both entrees and banchan (side dishes) in some milder versions but still with delicious flavor. They also have a nice variety of banchan and appetizers, different than some other restaurants have, making it a fun experience; I love trying new dishes. I absolutely will have the mackerel again as it was well seasoned. I usually order gimbap I can't easily make at home. Their fried gimbap has a sweeter, fluffier coating than Japanese rolls. It was fun to try and made delicious leftovers. Portions were generous; we split our meal between two people and took a bit home. I removed one star from atmosphere because it being a former fast food

I loved this place. It’s not glamorous inside, but they’ve turned an old Penguin Point into a really cozy space. Our waiter was super friendly and attentive and the food was excellent. We had the beef bulgogi and chicken teriyaki dinners. Tons of food. I had really missed good Korean since Sunny’s in Mishawaka closed down, and this definitely hit the spot.

Was mid. Overall tasty. Seafood pancake was real tasty though. Seafood noodle soup was ok. Bulgogi kim bop a bit dry. Service was great! They might want to remove the remaining penguin point signage .

My husband and I got the Bibimbop and bulgogi kimpi. Forgive my spelling. We don’t eat Korean often and I can’t find what we ordered in print anywhere. Their menu is not on their website and the images of it on Facebook and Instagram don’t really zoom in and are nearly impossible to read on a phone. However, the food was very good. Tasted fresh. Service was good. Atmosphere—felt like a takeout Chinese place. Used to be a Wendy’s. Anyway, I appreciate their being open on Christmas Eve.

Amazing Korean restaurant in the South Bend area! My family and I tried the black bean noodles (jajangmyeon), Korean style ramen, Korean style fried chicken (dak gang jeong), takoyaki, and japchae. My favorite out of the choices were the fried chicken and japchae. Authentic and amazing flavor to the dishes. Prices are incredibly reasonable for the portion sizes, they’re huge! They have lunch specials for $14 on the week days. Or even to go boxes if you need something quick. The owner is a kind Korean gentleman. Please come out to support this small business, it is worth the drive!! I will be returning back here whenever I’m craving Korean food