Malri Hyang

I came here to eat lunch while visiting my mom in Washington. Literally the best Jajong Myeon and Sweet & Sour Pork I've had in years! Noodles were cooked perfect and the sauce on the pork wasn't too sweet. Super delicious and it made my shopping trip at H Mart more enjoyable. Eating here again on my next shopping run before I go!

I got a split jja jang meung and sweet and sour pork. The portion was enough for 3 people. The food was okay. I was craving comfort Korean/Chinese food. It got the job done. Also I like how it's cafeteria style so when you're getting meals with others, everyone get get their own cuisine instead of all deciding on one place. Service was quick and friendly though.

Very large portions. Really nice employees. And they have free rice tea! The chicken just reminded me of casual "chinese" food such as Panda Express. It was my first or second time having the noodles, so take my review with a grain of salt- but they just remind me of Spaghetti-O's taste (even though they're different dishes). Not sure if that is how all Jjangmyeon tastes.

This restaurant is located within the H-Mart shopping complex. The dining environment is not the greatest as the food court seems rather dilapidated. The entrees are overpriced and not very tasty. The seafood JaJiang Mian I ordered cost $35 for a large size and was way too salty. There was hardly any protein and noodles in there. The sweet and sour pork set me back $25 and consisted of pork tidbits covered with a thick layer of fried batter. Overall, I think the food quality is subpar and the value is not worth it.

I don't get all the bad reviews. I really liked this place. I mean it's in a food court for heavens sake. As I looked around at their choices, I saw that this place had the longest line. I went there. The service was whatever. The lady working the register was alone taking all our orders quickly. She didn't have time to kiss our butts cause she was working her own off. I loved that they had combo choices so I got the back bean noodles with sweet and sour pork. I didn't expect it to be so good. The sweet n Sour pork was very crispy, fried perfectly and not bogged down by an overly sweet and thick sauce. It's enough food for two people, but I ate it all like a beast. I don't work far from Lynnwood so I will be back. Every bite was just delightful.

I recently ordered from here and everything was good. My thoughts on the food...Giant dumplings: steamed well, flavor was 3/5Black bean noodles: noodles and sauce was delicious.Sweet and sour pork: crispy, always ask for sauce on the side unless you like soggy pork. Kampoongkee chicken: ask for sauce on the side or it will be soggy, but taste was good.The portions were pretty good and I was able to feed 4 people with leftovers. :)

Normally I have eaten here it was pretty good this time it was pricey but a meal kit. Not feelin you babe. Chicken fried rice and sweet & sour pork. The sweet & pork was left for me to put together for $40.

Owner was super attentive! Jjajangmyeon was more like the chinese version, so less sweet and more savory. Lots of food but the flavors could be more impactful

Hits the spot for jajjangmyeon and tangsuyuk! Bf and I were feeling hungry on our errands day. We decided to check the food court before wrapping up our grocery haul for the week at H-Mart.The food court has a number of solid choices. We landed on Malri Hyang as noodles are usually a safe bet. The traditional jajjangmyeon was delicious - savory and earthy. A bit sweet for my taste but the bf said it was good, and he's usually even more against sweet than me. I preferred his - he got the yuk (ground pork) jajjangmyeon which had a richer savory taste than mine. The tangsuyuk was good. The pork was fried crispy with a light batter. The sauce was also on the sweeter side but nonetheless hit the spot for this classic k-drama combo. Had the jajjangmyeon sauce been less sweet, the pairing would have been perfect. Just fell a bit flat for me because both were on the sweeter side. Service was quick and both the ahjusshi and ahjumma were really nice! And portions are hefty! My bf and I were still full a good 8 hrs later. The area is clean, and while it is a food court, water and tea cups are available gratis. Overall, a good spot for jajjangmyeon when the craving hits!

Greeted by a sweet older man with a bright smile, he recommended some of the popular dishes- I chose to get Jjamppong (a spicy noodle soup with seafood).Delicious. Spicy, Thick & Rich Broth with plenty of noodles as well as seafood.Price is cheap and affordable, definitely recommend :)