Bob 'n Joe

This place is located in the small food court inside H-Mart (Chinatown). It's by the seafood area. This is one of the two places at the food court. If you want more variety then check out the Super H-mart in Memorial. There's tables around and this is great idea to chill after shopping. They have a good size menu. Omurice, black bean noodles, ramen, and various meat. They also have kimbap that's ready to go. Services are relatively fast. You can dine in or do take out. Every dish comes with a few sides, radish, seaweed, spicy fish cake, and pickled cabbage.

--- NK Score = 7.5/10 ---7/10 = Furniture/Ambience8/10 = Food Quality7/10 = Service/Price(Other Ratings Hidden)_____________________________________________=( BASIC INFO )=- Cafeteria, Inside H-Mart- Usually Not Busy, Spacious- Good Foods ( $8.00 - $14.00 )- Korean Style Foods, Fresh- Can Be Cheap or Pricy- Some Walking, Parking Lot_____________________________________________= Atmosphere =Food Court inside H-Mart, the ambience is casual with bright lighting across the entire area. A good place for lunch or dinner as it's fast, quiet, and spacious for individuals and small groups._____________________________________________= Food Quality =Japchaebap ($9.99): 4/5- Delicious stir fried noodles with beef, onions, and a very interesting mixture of sweetness and beef juice? Anyways the flavors are very unique and tempting, I had a good time trying all the different flavors in this dish. Portion size is great as well.Jajangmyeon ($7.99): 4/5- Tasty black bean sauce noodles with a delicate, smokey flavor. The sauce is very smooth and engulfs the entire dish, it's texture is a mix between soft and creamy, but don't worry, it's very crisp and fits well with the somewhat starchy noodles._____________________________________________= Price / Service =The price is decent, some dishes may be considered cheap but the others are average to semi-expensive. The portion sizes are fair though.Self-service, basically order by the counter and wait for them to make the food._____________________________________________Miscellaneous (Other):- Smelly Restroom, Sometimes- Free Sides with Food- Convenient Grocery LocationSigned NK (July 2017)Images below by Jason Lx (NK)

Located in the back of the hmart. I have not gotten anything off of their buffet but I'm not sure that's even considered the Bob n Joe. I have slowly been working my way through this menu I seem to always want to get the clay pot bowls that have broth but sometimes I step outside of what I want and go for something else. Everything always tastes very fresh, the side items never seemed like they have been sitting out or are old. Don't be afraid to try the small fried fish that they serve you with your food but be careful of the little bones. I have likes pretty much everything I have had here, check my pictures but everything has a picture when you order, you don't order from them though you have to go to the buffet and then take them your receipt.

I'm happy with my gimbap, It's not as good as the ones I had in Dallas but not too shabby: two rolls for six dollars. It has crab meat, tofu, veggies, daikon, carrot, and lots of rice. It's located right inside H-mart near Bellaire. The nice thing about this place is that they open early (like around 9). They serve a variety of Korean food from soups, congee, and rice dishes.

We ordered the spicy shredded beef soup and grilled Bulgogi and I was surprised of how much food we got with the side dishes. The portion size are very generous and the food is very tasty. I will definitely be back for some quick and authentic Korean food.

Came here with my boyfriend for dinner. For about $20 we had a very filling meal. I ordered the ohjinguh bokkeum (spicy stir fried squid) and he ordered the omelette rice. Each came with 4-5 sides that were flavorful and fresh! You order at the front, receive a number and retrieve your tray once your number is called. Fyi you have to pay at the cashier at the counter on left side of the Bob'nJoe. The spicy stir fried squid could pass for a meal for 2. I could only finish half. This dish has my approval- full of squid, veggies all stir fried in flavorful sauce that's not too spicy. I ordered it because the cashier said it was the most popular these days. The omelette rice was very flavorful as well, filled with fried rice and veggies. I didn't see any diced meat in there though, only peas and carrots.The inside is very spacious with many tables which is good for group gatherings. It still must be relatively new because it wasn't that bustling with people. Definitely not as many food options as the hmart off Blalock, this is the only corner with food made for order. Initially I had a hard time finding it, it's towards the back of the mart on your left. I also spied a bakery by the front of the hmart entrance that they are constructing to be open soon in the future. A little dessert after dinner perhaps!

It is located in the back left corner of the H-mart with tables available right there to dine. They have a a nicely large overhead menu laid out with alphabet-numerical codes so you can order what you want without language being too much of a barrier. We got the stir-fried baby octupus, as well as the beef udon noodles and the marinated korean ribs. Each dish comes with about 6 smaller side dishes which included sticky rice, kimchi, seaweed, a fish, etc. The experience of trying korean food on the cheap was fun and the food tasted alright, though I doubt i'll be driving up to china town for just this a second time.

I went during my lunch break. When you walk into the market go left. Save you time and glares from all the Asians wondering why you're there. I walked up to the counter of Bob n Joe and waited for about 5mins to realize that it was a pick up counter. Rookie mistake 1. I went to the buffet line to place my order. I paid and was given my receipt and I sat down to wait. I waited for about 4 mins until the register guy mumbled broken English to me and pointed to the pick up counter. Then I realized he was telling me to give the guys at the pick up counter my receipt to make my food. Rookie mistake 2. Took about 10 mins for my meal. I took it to go. The meal I got was not that great. I got watery rice cakes and bland ramen with spicy kimchi. I might go back to try a different meal and I will be prepared. For now I give the entire experience a 2.5.

Bob N Joe don't sound Korean at all, but then I haven't exactly made a Korea out of identifying people's nationalities by their names.This is an unheralded and hidden Korean spot inside H Mart in Houston. They serve all kinds of soups and Home Style Korean Specialties at very discounted prices, since they are part of the supermarket. Give them a try. You might find they're better than some of your favorite more expensive Korean places. Yuk Gae Jang is what I recommend.Now I have to go Bob for apples with Joe. Well not for apples. But you know.

This place is inside of Hmart in the "food court" area. You will order where it says "Bob 'n Joe" and they give you a receipt to pay at the register to the left. My fave dish is the A5-Spicy Pork w/ Kimchi. It comes with several side dishes. I gave them 4 stars because the croaker fish was cold and was not freshly fried. Other than that, you get a good amount of food for a decent price. The employees are Korean and speaks little English but very friendly.