Hansol Torrance

place is located inside of h-mart with other restaurants. there's ample seating but it's food court style so there's no privacy or any homey/cozy ambiance.food came out decently fast; it's a order at register and pick-up at counter style place (hence a food court). they have a variety of korean food so that's nice. they also give you a few side dishes on the side.their portions are big and one serving was enough to feed two small eaters. price is on the pricier side but i think the portion covers it well. food is good korean food - not superb or wow-factor deserving. i'd recommend this place if you are craving korean food but are not super picky about it!

we used to come here, but since the lockdown it felt like the quality of the food went down. But I heard this place got a revamp and a remodel so we decided to come back and try the food again. Seems like they switch cooks and the format of ordering food is a lot easier and quicker. The lady at the cashier is very friendly and patient and polite. We ordered A4 and A32. The beef soup was flavorful and did not taste like it was watered down. There were a lot of noodles in A32. Even the banchan tasted better this time around. The beef in A4 was tender and fresh. you could tell it was prepared fresh because the flavor really soaked into the broth and the meat. Normally my father likes to pick at certain dishes, but this time we finished all four that came with the meal. But they seem to add quite a few new items on there so I definitely wanna come back and try the other dishes as well. The food court is still the same very chilled and laid-back and family friendly. I like the open space and the way that the tables are set up. It makes it seem more spacious rather than how it was years ago, where it felt too cramped. Overall, I think the food quality definitely came back and I see that there are two other restaurants as well a fried chicken place and a noodle place. So I definitely would like to try those places as well.

Torrance Food Crawl #420Hansol is one of three food restaurants in the H Mart food court. The menu has a nice selection of various Korean dishes. You can order takeout, but I see most people eating at one of the tables in the food court.There are the popular Beef Bulgogi and Bibimbap, but also many other Korean items that I'm not as familiar with. Banchan accompanies most items, and the pickled radish, jalapenos, kimchi, etc., are much appreciated.A back-handed compliment that I can give is that I see many Korean people as customers. I don't see them ordering just one popular choice but selecting a wide variety of items.The workers here have always been polite. If you don't want to buy a drink, there is a free water dispenser to the side. I will frequently shop in H Mart before I eat here and buy an iced tea or some other drink that I can later use with my meal in the food court.

Tucked away inside the great and fabulous H-Mart Korean Supermarket located in the greater Torrance area, this eatery is always packed with patrons coming through for gourmet home cooking dish; the greatest part about this establishment is that it is simply a corner in the Food Court near the entrance to the supermarket!!The moment you arrive, you'll see tables and chairs seated with patrons already at their meal in both arrival and departing guests. The seating elements here are shared with the other eateries there including the Korean Chicken place which is gourmet it inside and the other korean dish spot as well. To order, you simply go up the counter, a small entrance just enough for the cashier/waiter/waitress--all-in-one awaiting for your order. The menu is in full colored pictures on the adjacent wall ranging from traditional rice to noodle korean dishes. Me and fellow co-worker ordered the fabulous Cold Buckwheat Noodles called Bibim NengMyun. You pay on the spot and an order receipt number is given immediately. Find an open table and seat and within 10-15minutes, your order will be called on a audio/speaker system and you'll be dining in a few minutes.I've bee a few times already and can ultimately say, the food is hands down one of the best, if not the bestiest, if that's a word, to described the incredible taste and flavor any of these dishes are.Try a few of their dishes and you'll definitely fall in love with korean noodles for sure.HIGHLY recommending for everyone to try!

Galbi Tang (beef short rib soup) is $19.95. It seems quite expensive, but it's a lot of food and very filling. You get two huge beef shanks in a gigantic bowl of glass noodles with broth and scrambled egg strips. It comes with a bowl of rice and 4 little side dishes. I don't like spicy stuff, so I didn't touch the jalapeños, but the kimchi wasn't too spicy and actually tasted kind of nice with the rice. The broth is heavily seasoned, so I was quite thirsty afterwards. And the beef wasn't fall-off-the-bone tender. But the flavor was still delicious, and this was a perfect meal on a cold rainy day.

Hansol was pretty good but not notable for me. It's in the H-Mart food court.I got the soy garlic pork rib. My friend got beef bulgogi. For some reason my order came out way quicker than his which just felt odd.My food was pretty good, especially the banchan. The peppers were spicy with a kick and I enjoyed that. The pork was a bit heavy for my taste but not ultra flavorful. And I felt the rice portion was too small for the amount of meat. Also, both our orders came with what I can only describe as meat broth in a water cup. I wasn't sure if it was tea or what so I sipped it and it was like drinking salt water. Kind of tasty dont get me wrong but I am probably ignorant about what you're supposed to do with that, so don't make the same mistake as me and drink it like its a beverage, lol.Overall it was pretty decent.

You will find pretty much all your favorite Korean dishes here. It could be crowded around lunch and dinner time since it is located inside the H mart, a Korean grocery store. Food always comes out quickly. They have a larger tables for families or groups. It is convenient for most people.

This restaurant is located In H-Smart. I visited Hansol Korean noodle soup & rice. Due to its location within the H-mart food court, you are always able to get groceries at the same time. You can choose from a wide variety of dishes, and the portions are pretty large and shareable.I tried the Galbitang Beef short ribs stew ($20.95 )which includes two large ribs, clear noodles, and an egg. I found the broth to be somewhat bland and the meat to be a bit tough. With the scissors, I was able to cut the meat off the bone. This dish is served with rice, banchan, and a soy-based sauce that is usually dipped into the meat. Despite the fact that it was not the best I have ever tasted, I am willing to give this establishment another chance.

Food from food court inside HMart, and it is surprisingly good!We've had their galbi tang, which was hearty and delicious with two big pieces of beef shanks. We also had their naeng-myun, the Korean cold noodle with broth, and it was surprisingly good. It's a little on the sweet side when you get the dish, but once you add mustard and vinegar to your liking, it is pretty darn good. It had pickled radish and a couple of beef pieces as well. It also came with a cup of warm beef broth, the traditional accompaniment for cold naeng-myun which I'm partial to.They have a pretty broad menu with lots of different dishes, and I can't wait to come back and try different items! Very convenient since I have to come shopping to HMart anyways. I'd recommend for anyone interested in K The food and want to try various different dishes in a low-key setting. Lots of tables available.

Located inside H Mart. This stall serves tasty Korean noodle, soup and rice plates. All order comes with side dishes/banchan. Recommendations:~Galbi Tang ~Yukgaejang Kalguksu ~Kimchee Chigae~Hotpot Bulgogi~Spicy Squid Plate~Hot Stone Bibimbap~Pork CutletOrder at the counter and pick up when number is called. Don't forget to return the tray when finished.