Joen Korean

Flavor: just came back from S. Korea and this helped hit the spot eating the pork backbone soup on a rainy day. full-flavored and great kimchi they make, so of course had to buy some to-go. Fresh / "homemade" kimchi has a particular flavor different from mass-packaged. Highly recommend if you are into kimchi.Service: easy counter-serviceLocation & Parking: Inside Lotte there is a food mart, this is one of the options. Lotte parking can be full sometimes, but you'll find a spot. Free parking. Price: big soups and bowls for less than $15... I split one meal with my wife and was great. Is it whats up? yeh totally

Joen - A Standout Korean Eatery in Lotte MarketJoen is one of the many Korean cuisine vendors inside Lotte Market, but it stands out as one of my favorites! The menu offers a variety of traditional Korean dishes, and the quality keeps me coming back.Some of my top picks include the Galbi Tang (Korean short rib soup), the spicy fish egg soup, and the grilled galbi--all incredibly flavorful and satisfying. While the wait time can be a bit longer than at other vendors due to its popularity, it's absolutely worth it.Each entrée comes with a side of rice and a selection of banchan (Korean side dishes) like fish eggs, bean sprouts, veggies, and kimchi, adding even more depth to the meal. If you're looking for an authentic and hearty Korean dining experience inside Lotte Market, Joen is a must-try!

The Lotte Market food court is one of my fave places In Orlando and I've tried a variety of things from Joen's menu by now all of which were delicious.My fave dish though has got to be the seafood ramen - I saw someone eating it and it smelled so good I had to ask them what it was! Ordered a bowl for myself and was not disappointed - great array of seafood, good noodles, and just the best broth.

I've been visiting Joen for literal years and it's become a real problem lately because I crave their Galbi once a week. I feel at this point they know me and may even expect me to visit. Their banchan (side dishes) are some of the best I've tried, I even order extra most of the times I stop by. The service is always great and the food always tastes fresh and delicious. I've attached photos of my meals over the years and there are still many visits I did not take a picture. It is honestly my favorite galbi and japchae I've tried. I've even visited Seoul South Korea for my 30th birthday two years ago and it was very similar. I look forward to continuing to visit this location and highly recommend it! It's always clean and I prefer to go early because it's less busy. It's located inside of Lotte supermarket and there's usually plenty of parking available. Also if you dine in sometimes they have this beef broth that tastes absolutely amazing.

When you visit lotte make sure to stop by their foodcourt and visit this place! like seriously I walk into the foodcourt before and not pay attention to this food stall because its the first stall when you walk into the foodcourt and I always missed it for some reason my attention is always on the other ones so yes check them out! Its my second time trying out their food and it was the best. I got their spicy seafood bibimbap and it was so delicious. It has this spicy sauce and they mix it with rice, green onions, squid and clams. They give you good amount of free side dish as well with soup, kimchi and many more. One dish you can even share it but I always finish mine by myself. I Highly recommend this place!

Hello Yelpers! Well, this weekend we tried out Joen Korean which is located in the Lotte Market. Location: This is in the Lotte Market so it is a small eatery with a small indoor eating area. However, this area is shared with other eateries in the food court. Joen seems to be family owed and possibly run. The young man who took our order was very nice.Service: The young man who took our order was super nice and even offered to help a customer in front of us charge his phone. You don't see that a lot these days, so a gesture of kindness was definitely nice to see. Anyway, we placed our order and waited about 20 mins. When our buzzer finally went off, he realized we were missing one of our orders. He apologized, reset our buzzer, and the order came out fairly quick. No complaints in service at all.Food: I ordered the beef bulgogi and my wife ordered the galbi. Both came with white rice and some small sides. Let's start with my order. The bulgogi had okay flavor and was drenched in oil/grease. For me this was definitely a 3 out of 5. The flavor wasn't bad, but what it sat in room away from that. The macaroni was good and I wish they would have not been so stingy with the helpings. Both meals came with a side of pickled cucumbers, artificial crab meat (plain), and radish. The crab meat was good, but what would have made it is if it had some flavor to it. Overall, I would not order mine again. For my wife's order, hers was definitely much better. The flavor was there and they were definitely not stingy with the portions. Her sides were the same and no better or worse. I would rate her meal a 4 out of 5. Now, overall, if you want Korean BBQ, I would suggest going to an authentic Korean bbq restaurant where the food is cooked in front of you and the sides are generous.Joen Korean wasn't bad, but it wasn't good. However, if you do decide to eat there, make sure to get the galbi. You won't be disappointed.Happy eats and travel adventures!

Stopped in for dinner with my son while picking up groceries. My son ordered a spicy pork bulgogi and I ordered the galbi tang soup. Both entrees came with rice and sides. The pork came with a small bowl of chicken soup. The entrees were both delicious. Macaroni salad was a little on the greasy side. All the other sides were good. The portions were good sized as well. We both have leftovers for lunch. Price was reasonable. About 30 bucks for both of us.

Ordered from here through Door Dash and I got the shredded beef with clear noodles. It was packaged well and didn't spill. The soup was pretty decent and had a nice spice to it. Enjoyed the veggies in the soup. There was a side of Kimchi and it was decent as well. I also got the kimchi pancake and wish it was crispier. I think the kimchi made it a bit soggy, which wasn't enjoyable.

I wish I had a bigger stomach to try more!! Everything smelled so delicious. We settled on the number 9 rice claypot and I was so happy. I think the portions are big and the prices are very fair! The banchan was sooo yummy!

Located inside an Asian market called lotte. I had the beef bibimbap number 9, it was not bad! Came in a hot stone pot, serving size was decent. Came with three sides. It can get busy in the food court. Place was very clean.