Ejen Korean Comfort Food

Quick service, there are tables in the space itself but this is also in Industry City so there's great outdoor seating right nearby, and the food is delicious and reasonably priced!The tangsoo had a great texture too it, a nice sprinkling of vegetables on top, and a perfect amount of sweet and sour sauce to top it all off. The side of pickled radish was a wonderful touch as well.

Came by for lunch before going to Costco. There were a few people in the restaurant. They have a variety of different foods, from bbq meat to kimbap to Chinese influenced Korean dishes. Opted for jajangmyeon with pork tang soo. The jajangmyeon was okay. The portion was huge, and the sauce was pretty good. However, it didn't stick to the noodles as well, so the noodles themselves were a little bland. They really took time to make the pork tang soo, so you know it's fresh. My favorite part of the meal. The batter was light and cripsy, and the sweet and sour sauce was great. I didn't expect it to be served with rice and pickled radish as I was hoping to have just the meat to eat with the jajangmyeon. It worked out though as I mixed the rice with the rest of the black bean sauce. You can really tell it's a family owned business. You can see the grandparents working in the back making your food. Definitely a restaurant to support.

I always forget to take a photo until I'm halfway through the meal Delicious, no-frills Korean comfort food. ~$30 for two people lunch, and great portions. It's very clean, food is out quickly , and they are happy to help you Thank you for a great lunch

I had a great first time experience here. The food came out at a reasonable time -- quicker than being at a restaurant, that's for sure. For a place that's small, it's airy, bright and the plants were a nice touch. There is ample seating, both benches and chairs. The service was quick and easy. No complaints. We ordered:- crispy pork dumplings: 8 fried dumplings filled with pork and assorted vegetables - galbi beef: flanken cut, fire grilled short ribs in a sweet and savory marinade- bulgogi beef: thinly sliced, pan fried rib-eye in a sweet and savory marinade- fish cutlets: panko crusted tilapia with a spicy mayo sauce on tooEverything was freshly made and delicious

The place looks modern and clean. The food freshly made and delicious. The service is great. I'll be back to the place again.

Ordered Beef Fried Rice for $14 dollars. Food was decent, but I was very disappointed with the portion. There was nothing special about the dish to warrant such a small serving at this price. I know prices for food tend to be higher at Industry City, but other vendors provide better value for the money.

I love the diversity of cuisines located in the Industry City complex. To compliment that even further, Ejen appears to be a small family-run business. I ordered here when they were operating out of a corner space in the building before they moved into a bigger adjacent space. To my knowledge, the prices for food are still quite expensive although one can argue that it is because of the location.I ordered a simple beef kimbap and their delicious-looking black bean noodles. For the astronomical pricing, I expected more in quantity out of the noodles, or even a bit more in protein but that was not the case. Growing up in Sunset Park, the lack of Korean cuisine was evident, and to see what can be had today, is definitely refreshing. However, the portion size and pricing might dissuade people from making this a constant. I also would prefer that the Kimbap would be made fresh in front of the customers but I understand that can be problematic when the lines are longer. Overall, the food was just okay and I would probably come back if I ever craved an overpriced and homey Korean meal.

Cute little Korean place located in Industry City. I've never really ventured out to this area but I was catching up with a friend and she suggested this spot. There are other food places located around, kinda like a mall strip but this place caught my eye. I ordered the crispy dumplings which came out to $14 for 8 which wasn't too bad.They were absolutely delish and came with a sweet savory sauce on top. There were a few tables inside and plenty outside to sit to enjoy your food. The service is more of a quick service.

Delicious quick comfort in a low key place. I stopped here and not wanting Korean, but just curious what was on the menu. I liked the look of the space and felt immediately interested in eating here, altho initially pizza was on my mind. I ordered the dumpling soup and it was sooooo ono I still want it again.. and tried to get it again the following weekend lol - that's not a joke tho. I was so bummed to miss out. Womp womp. Be warned when they run out of food, they close so that could be earlier than their normal business hours. So delicious. Clean and some items were organic.. I asked. Great lil spot, I just wished they would deliver

BLUF: Delicious food, but we've experienced take-out mishaps in portions and packaging.We ordered take-out from Ejen Korean Comfort Foods on separate occasions. While the food here is delicious, Ejen seems to need better execution on packaging and portion consistency.- Jajangmyeon (Black Bean Sauce Noodles): $15. Delicious noodles; the sauce is on the sweet side. There wasn't enough sauce for one-third of the noodles. I expected enough sauce since the dish consists of only two things -- noodles and sauce.- Ejenmyun with Seafood: $15. Most of the broth spilled out during transport because they used a cover with an insufficient seal. The soup that remained was pretty good.