Mat Jib

My friend and I tried out their sushi and a corn dog. The sushi was okay, kind of similar quality to grocery store sushi. My friend said the corn dog was also just decent. The employees were friendly and the meal didn't take too long to come out even though the food court was pretty busy. I think I was just expecting a little more from the sushi in terms of flavor and quality so overall I was a bit disappointed. It wasn't bad by any means, just don't come in expecting restaurant quality sushi.

Was excited to try a corn dog here! They looked delicious. My friend and I split the cheese and regular corn dog half and half. It was ~$7 with tip. The corn dog was tasty. It was sweeter than I thought it was going to be with the sugar on the outside. I waited about 15 minutes after ordering for the food to be done. I was very glad to try this corn dog!

Mat jib is always solid for takeout sushi and I'd recommend calling it in as sometimes they can have a rather long line.We usually get the roll combos.The only thing is that I don't understand why they don't stay open till 8pm like all the other restaurants, I think they leave a lot of business in the table and it can be tough to rush there before 7:15.

Great Korean hotdogs -authentic af! And...surprise the sushi is killer! Win win here. Don't worry if the line is long it goes fast.

I love this place! I go for sushi and the half and half!It can be pretty busy so I try to order ahead of time! They have the numbers on a screen so you know when your food is ready

I love a good Korean corndog: the chewy exterior, the sweet sugar coating contrasted with the savory sausage, and Mat Jib, located in the H-Mart food court, does a good job of making them. I got the potato hot dog and the regular hot dog, freshly fried to order. Both were huge and well coated with sugar. They were delicious and I enjoyed them a lot! The only thing I wish they would provide is a wider variety of sauces, as they only have ketchup and yellow mustard. Cheese sauce, honey mustard, or maybe a Korean sweet and spicy are a few options that come to mind. Though COVID has driven up the price of these hot dogs, they are still a fast, tasty, and reasonably priced H-mart food court item.

We came bc niece has been wanting to try Korean Hotdogs. So we got half and half and potato. The potato was ok but the half and half was delicious!! Now I need to bring the rest of the kids.

I visited here on a busy Saturday afternoon while on a grocery shopping trip. This is a restaurant stand in H Mart's food court.There were lots of folk waiting on their orders and I like sushi, so I decided to order.I ordered basic California rolls. The avocado was super mushy and the rice didn't seem to stick together enough. The ingredients seemed fresh, but I've had better. Still fine for a place to grab sushi on the go.

INTRO: Mat Jib is currently the only place in the Triangle that sells Korean hotdogs. If you're looking for an authentic Korean street food experience, then I recommend checking this place out! SNACK 1: Potato Korean Hotdog ($5.00) - I honestly thought this was a bit overpriced for the product. It's essentially a corndog with small chunks of potatoes added to the outer shell. The potato hotdog is definitely tasty, and the texture is fantastic. The sprinkle of sugar crystals on the outer shell adds a hint of sweetness that enhances the savory and sweet flavor profile. I found the breading to be a bit too doughy and dry, so I had to use a few ketchup packets to add some moisture. 6/10VENUE: The restaurant is located inside the food court of H Mart. PARKING: The parking is the H Mart parking lot.WORTH IT? YES if you're curious about Korean hotdogs. (Overall 6/10)

Atmosphere: Mat Jib is one of the stands in the Hmart food court. In front of the stand, there is an enticing display of the different Korean hotdogs that they sell! Service: Our order was taken quickly, and it took around 10 minutes for our hotdog to be made. Food: We ordered the Ban Ban Dog, which was half mozzarella cheese and half sausage. We didn't really like that the components of the hotdog were completely separated -- the mozzarella was in the top half of the hotdog, while the sausage was in the bottom half. This made it difficult to enjoy the flavors of the cheese and sausage together. We have had Korean hotdogs at other restaurants that had both cheese and sausage throughout the entire hotdog, which we preferred since this allowed us to get a bit of everything in each bite. Overall: Mat Jib is a good addition to the Hmart food court, but we felt that we've had better Korean hotdogs before. We would return if we are specifically craving Korean hotdogs, but not with extremely high expectations.