Harue Kfood

Great pit stop for some authentic Korean food!Was taking a road trip to North Carolina and made a pitstop here in Georgia to grab some groceries and food! After grabbing groceries (alcohol haha) next door at the local H Mart, we decided to grab a bite to eat at Harue Kfood. Server was chill, friendly, and let us sit anywhere we want. The atmosphere also had that laid back, modern/chill vibe and the music they played there also fit the theme they were going for.Menu was very easy to understand. We grabbed some Korean wings as our appetizer and they were nice and crispy on the outside and mouth-wateringly juicy on the inside. For the main course, I went for the traditional bulgogi bibimbap in the stone pot. I asked the server if I could have the egg on the side because of my allergy and he was very kind and understanding about it! The bibimbap was really really good! Vegetables were fresh, the meat was juicy, and the stone pot gave the rice some of that crunch and needed texture to the dish. This was the perfect pit stop for our trip. Got some much needed groceries next door and after got to sit down, chill, and eat some delicious Korean food! Definitely adding Harue Kfood as a "must visit" destination to our next planned road-trip!

Harue is one of my favorite Korean restaurants in ATLThe food is always so deliciousMy favorites are the spicy tuna gimbap, spam and shrimp gimbap, fried wings in harue gochujang, tuna rice ballI would definitely recommend!!!Food: 5/5 | Service: 5/5 | Atmosphere: 5/5

Would easily give five stars for the kimbap alone! I love the spam and shrimp tempura version. it's absolutely delicious. Super fresh. Great crunch and flavors. Could easily eat three of these on my own.My other favorite thing here is the bulgogi topokki which is rice cakes mixed with Bulgogi. A bit on the sweeter side, but super addictive and delicious. The tonkatsu is also really good. Super crispy and the sauce that it comes in is addictive.Wings here were good, but surprisingly not the star of the show.My least favorite thing here was the curry noodles. Seem like it was lacking in flavor. Gyoza was pretty standard.Service was friendly. Ambience is very casual. Definitely a great lunch spot. Will definitely be back!

We went to Harue KoreanChicken Snack Bar for lunch. We ordered Boneless Chicken with Lemon & Pepper, TONKATSU GIMBAP & SPAM GIMBAP. The food was good! My favorite was Boneless Chicken with Lemon & Pepper! We will come back!

I didn't expect much from this little place tucked in the corner of the plaza centered around HMart but my boyfriend saw it and we headed in. It was at peak lunch time around 12:30pm. We were immediately seated but there was a bit of a wait to get our order taken. There was even more of a wait to get our food and my growling stomach was starting get to my head. I think the owner/manager (not sure which one) saw us sitting there patiently and gave us complimentary potato soup which was very delicious. Our food eventually came out and we were very satisfied. Sure the tonkatsu wasn't the best I've ever had nor the pancake but it hit the spot. The portion of the Tonkatsu omurice was very generous as well as my boyfriend's Tteok-bokki - I even had some left over to take back to our hotel which I ate as breakfast the next day. Good place for lunch but can't guarantee if it will be fast.

~$30 for rose tteokbokki and tonkotsu gimbapEver since my wife and I had the rose tteokbokki in Kukga Topokki in Duluth, we've been having cravings for it. We were in the area and decided to try this place. My rose looks like normal tteokbokki but had a slightly more buttery and sweet taste to it. It wasn't buttery or creamy enough. I want the full fat.I took the leftover tteokbokki home for leftovers. The next day I added milk, butter, and some cheese to make it more delicious.The Tonkotsu gimbap was good. The price seemed high but that might just be this area. Service was good.Would I come here again?Probably not. H-Mart food court is cheaper.

Tasty korean food in a cool plaza! Stopped by with a couple friends on a Friday afternoon, and was seated immediately and our order was taken quickly as well. We ordered the chicken omurice, tonkatsu box, curry udon, and a kimbap, which all came out quickly. The katsu was super crunchy and flavorful, curry udon was a bit more sour than what we were used to but still good, and the kimbap was a great size. Everything was super delicious, and all 4 of us left feeling very satisfied!

Great spot if you're craving Asian food. I ordered the tonkatsu curry and they brought me a massive piece of tonkatsu. The piece I got was crispy and not too chewy in the middle and went well with the curry. I also went with the harue toppoki and the harue gimbap and these Korean classics did not disappoint. Good ratio of ingredients inside the gimbap and the toppoki was superb. The service was also good, we were seated immediately and got order pretty quickly as well. Their seating was comfortable, they had a modern design, and the interior was very clean.

I've been wanting to try Harue V2 out, but until today, I'd only ever managed to grab a to go menu. The staff are always welcoming, as is the ambience within the restaurant. The decor is modern, but relaxed...not too modern! There are some murals on the walls one across from the bathroom, one behind the bar area, and a very large ones behind the tables on the right, when you first walk in. They are designed to be eye-catchy without being loud. They remind me of cafe' or bistro art pieces. The seating didn't have any cushions, but it was comfortable enough since it was all ergonomically designed.As I began to order, I was only looking at the screens on the wall behind the register, but the gentleman behind the counter informed me that the full menu was taped up to the plastic barrier wall next to the register. Initially, I inquired whether the Tonkatsu Gimbap was really crunchy or not. He informed me that it was the crunchiest gimbap they offered. I was stuck between the Spicy Tuna Gimbap and the Tonkatsu Gimbap...That's when he told me about the full menu- and I was delighted to discover that they had Tonkatsu with your choice of rice types, or even (and this is what I ended up ordering) Tonkatsu Omurice! Oh my goodness. Yes.

My husband and I stopped by for a quick bite of Korean fried chicken. The ambience is very modern with 1-2 TVs in the main dining room. One of them was showing mukbang content, which I personally don't enjoy and find unappetizing, but one could always face away from the TV and be fine.Diners order at the counter and then can sit and eat. It's a very casual experience.We got just one flavor - a spicy one - that hit all the marks! Texture and flavor were excellent aaaaand they were too spicy for me to handle, haha. My husband got most of this chicken (which honestly was the plan), and we both left with the impression that we would happily go again.