Han Kook Kwan - Garden Grove

Very good service and yummy food too! Definitely recommend, they have bimbibap, noodles, spicy rickes cakes, Korean bbq, and soups! all you need for a night of korean quisine!

It tasted PRETTY BAD, however, still I could be Patient about it. Anyway, TOO EXPENSIVE!! If they serve Very Tasty Food, I will be Fine and Accept. However, Cold Noodle was Boiled Too Long or Left Noodle before they Boiled. So there was NO CHEWY. Korean BBQ was Not JUICY.It was Very Funny because the Combo Menu was $21.99 +Tax, but they Charged me $24.50. If they charge a Transaction Fee or Anything, they should tell the Customer or put a Signboard about it. If I know the Price would be $25, I will visit Ordinary Korean Restaurant to Eat Tasty Korean Dishes.

Best cold noodle (naengmyung) restaurant in OC- It's better than K-Town's naengmyung. The only issue is that lines are long so long- uber long. My friends usually wait for an hour. Parking is not easy either. You have to go around to find parking. But it has the best naemyung so it is worth it. Just come prepared to look for parking and wait a bit- and you will be rewarded with delicious naengmyung.

I'm writing this after I just came back from a meal with my family at Mo Ran Gak in Garden Grove. It's an unpleasant experience, but I think I should let you know. The attached photo contains foreign objects (plastic shards) and a bowl similar to the one from which the foreign objects came from. You may not be able to see it clearly, but you should see about two spots in the bottom of the bowl that look like dents. This is probably where the shards came from. I ate the food (and the shards) from the bowl the shards came from. The subsequent complaint process with the restaurant overshadowed the intention to handle it as smoothly as possible. Note that the bowl in the photo is not a bowl from which these foreign objects have come off. This bowl is another similar bowl, and the restaurant server checked its bottom to show that the other bowls were okay. But, this bowl is no different. Perhaps the bowl has been dented to the bottom due to excessive use of the bowl for a long time. This is enough to be observed with the naked eye, shouldn't it be discarded immediately? I don't know how many of these expired bowls are used, but if all 2 of the 2 bowls I checked are like this, it's too much to say that it's a mistake. I haven't met the owner, but he may choose to use these outdated bowls for cost savings, but would it be okay if the customer had to ingest foreign substances without their knowledge due to that choice? I hope the owner, assuming he is a conscientious owner, would not try to destroy evidence immediately after reading this article. Or maybe it's already in progress. I plan to file a complaint with the sanitation authorities, but I am posting because I do not want any more victims.

The kalbi and seafood pajun is always great! My dad loves the naengmyun. The side dishes are excellent, as always. Speaking Korean is an advantage when ordering here. I was surprised not only that I got bindaetteok, which was off the menu, but that they remembered that I like, miss, and don't get much opportunity to get it. Arrived at 1pm on Thursday for lunch and was slightly surprised by a short wait. Maybe 2pm next time.