Cheongdam Food Hall

Came in on a Saturday afternoon and the food stalls have changed! Curry and sushi place was still here but all the other stalls have changed. We got a bit of everything and everything was delicious! It did get a bit packed but there was still seating for smaller parties of 4 or less.

This seems to be a new hot spot and I kinda like it! I've been here a few times and each time I've come here, we see a familiar face. With that being said, we also sometimes have a challenging time finding seats or parking BECAUSE it's so popular.There are many different food options available to you. From ice cream, coffee, or curry, to ramen, tacos, and omusubis. You order at the counters and hunt for a table with your number and they'll come find you with your food. This is a cool spot for groups because sometimes we may not all want to eat the same thing, and coming here allows us to eat together, but eat what we want instead!

Korean Food Hall, Lots of wonderful food! I got the Chicken Katsu Curry and it came with Miso Soup. The service was quick and friendly even on a busy night. The only down side to this location is that it was a little small. Minimal seating and small restroom area. Great location though, definitely recommend checking this place out!

When Cheongdam Food Hall first opened, I think people were saying that it's a Korean food hall. I think mainly because Cheongdam is actually a ward within the Gangnam District, Seoul. However, aside from the name, it didn't have a whole lot of Korean establishments. Fast forward to now, a lot of restaurants/establishments have come and gone. In fact, this week, there is a grand/soft opening of some of the new restaurants so their full line up will be:Smile Shota - AYCE sushiCurry Ya - Japanese Namsan Tonkatsu - KoreanBroken Coffee - Coffee/teaDowntowner - SandwichesTiger Go Go - Korean/ChineseGT Market/Poke - Grab n Go items/Poke I do have to note that Smile Shota has their own area and takes up about half of the food hall. While there is open seating everywhere else, almost like a food court, it can get pretty crowded if it gets busy. So far, it seems that going for lunch is a better option during the weekends rather than dinner as lunch is less crowded. I've tried a good amount of their restaurants. I like Curry Ya, Namsan, and the GT market. Broken Coffee is OK. Not a huge fan of Smile Shota. The GT poke place is not bad but isn't my first choice for poke. I have yet to try Downtowner and I am waiting for Tiger Go Go to open so I can try them. Prices are very reasonable for Curry Ya and GT market. I do like coming to Cheongdam since everyone can get what they want to eat. No one is restricted or anything. Or if people can't make up their minds to choose one restaurant. Would recommend.

This place is amazing. The selection of food is perfect. The servers are on point. We really enjoyed our dinner. I had curry with fried oysters and also orders the mini gimbap. Really good food. Check them out.

Food was good. I really enjoyed the cabbage salad and takoyaki. The curry is what you'd expect it to be. Very similar to other Japanese curry restaurants. I'd like to come try the rose ttekbokki and onigiri in one of the other vendors. Cute food hall. Kind of small but enough seating when we went. They have complimentary water. It's very clean inside.

Upon walking in, my husband proclaims, "This is the best use of a Fresh and Easy carcass I've ever seen!"Joking aside, I love a good food hall. Make it Asian, and I'm now obsessed. We had just left a place, hungry, thinking there was a food hall there. There wasn't but luckily this place was a 10 min drive north and bookmarked to visit!The selection is a bit less than when it first opened. I had a hankering for dessert this day but there are no dessert stalls in this food hall. Good for my waistline, bad for my expectations. I'm looking forward to coming back when they have some sweets to offer. The layout is simple and easy to see all of the vendors. The seating is fairly plentiful, but I can see how it could get busy in here and hard to find a seat. The place is kept very clean and there are a lot of workers available to clean the tables, etc. Also, if you need water, there's some by the brunch neon sign. We ate at Curry-Ya and bought some stuff at the market. Will definitely be coming back some day.

Cheongdam Food Hall is a great place to visit when you have picky eaters in your family.There's an absence of disapproving glances and overly-expressive sighs when I suggest eating at a Food Hall. With a plethora of choices here, everyone leaves happy. Win-win situation! The cuisine at this hall is primarily Asian - Korean, Japanese (sushi, ramen, curry), & Poke bowls (coming soon). However, they also have a taco shop serving burritos and other Mexican dishes. I first visited when they initially opened, and it seems that they've switched it up a bit. I suggest checking their website for an updated list of restaurants. [Food quality] I've tried the Korean and Japanese restaurants and enjoyed my meals. The Rose Tteokbokki I had at 'Hal Ga Tteok' was really good (creamy & spicy). However, the restaurant is no longer there and was replaced by another Korean place, so I'm not sure if it'll taste the same. My family enjoyed the tacos at the Mexican place, and mentioned that the salsas were flavorful. [Service] Every cashier I interacted with was polite and helpful. There are also staff members roaming the dining area to assist with cleanup, so the space is kept tidy. Even with the changing restaurants, I'd still come here. The variety is perfect for large families or groups of people who can't come to an agreement on where to eat.

This is a Korean Street Foodies dream! I wanted to eat it all! Everything was delicious! We got the triangle gimbap in a variety of flavors to go and it was the freshest I'veever bought premade/packaged. So many to go options and a make your own ramen station which is hugely popular in South Korea. If I lived in Las Vegas, I'd buy a home near here. It's so good!

Stopped by after a disappointing visit to the "Taste of Korea" event. Went to the katsu place and the Japanese place. Got the "King Combo" from the katsu place and a rice bowl from the Japanese place. The King Combo was good. Very good. The mini gimbap was goooood. The cold noodles were... different. I thought it'd be like naengmyun but no. The katsu rice bowl from the Japanese place was good, according to the husband. And for $10, it was an excellent deal. At 11:45AM, it was crowded.