Gom Soon Ah

This is a go-to place for my family and me! There is something to appeal to all our tastes, including items for the table. The seafood pancake here is one of my favorites; for $15 you get a huge pancake that is chock full of shrimp and squid and green onions held together by a light batter. The tangsuyuk, or sweet and sour pork, is a generous portion that always come out very fresh. I've even taken my order to-go and it has stayed tasty and crispy since they serve the pork and sauce separately. I enjoyed the jjajangmyeon but next time will order one that comes with meat. My parents like to split the samgyetang -- they think it is comforting, flavorful, filling. Also, since this place is in a food court, you could try other offerings than anyone you come here with!

Gom Soon Ah is located inside Lotte Plaza as part of their food court offerings.The menu is pretty extensive, offering Korean dishes (such as kimchi jjigae, haemool dwengjang, and hwang tae booguh guk), Korean-Chinese dishes (such as jjambbong, bokkeumbop, and tang soo yook), and appetizers (such as mandoos and pajeon). They also offer catering/big take-outs. Our initial visit here was pretty good; however, our subsequence visits were either mediocre or less than. We usually order:+Jjajangmyun - the noodles could have been drained more and cooked a little less, as they were slightly mushy; the sauce itself is more on the sweet end, and it contained more potatoes/veggies than the meat+Jjambbong - this had no flavor and was super bland; no spiciness, no depth of the broth, and the dish just seemed haphazardly put together+dol sot bibimbop - this came with some bulgogi, which was a bit more of a chopped style; the gochujang sauce was more on the sweeter end, but it was thick, and don't hesitate in requesting for more; rice could have been cooked betterThere's complimentary ice water and hot corn/brown rice tea next to the cashiers, which is a great addition.The biggest issue is the consistency, and perhaps the menu is too extensive to focus on items that they could focus on and make it better.Service has always been super friendly, and everything seemed to be made to order.Plenty of parking in the large plaza lot.+complimentary hot corn and brown rice tea!+friendly service!+located inside Lotte Plaza+plenty of parking in the large plaza lot

Gom Soon Ah is a hidden gem in Chantilly, located inside the Lotte Plaza Market food court. My family loves coming here! Their tangsuyuk 탕수육(sweet and sour pork) is my absolute favorite--crispy on the outside, tender on the inside, and perfectly balanced between sweet and tangy flavors. All their dishes are packed with bold flavors and come with generous portions, ensuring we always leave satisfied. The service is quick, and despite being in a food court, the quality of the food is fantastic. If you're a fan of Korean cuisine, this spot is a must-try!

We were just browsing inside Lotte Market and decided to try it after looking at the menu.I wanted to try the Galbi Tang as well as the Dolsot Bibimbap. The portion size was more than I expected so it was worth the price. It came with a good amount of meat and the broth was flavorful! Both came with small banchan side dishes that were fresh and tasty.There are several tables available for dining in the food court. The service was quick and their staff were friendly and helpful.

Yummy Korean food located in the Lotte food court. Got the jajangmyeon, tangsuyuk, and the bulgogi. The portion for the jajangmyeon was huge and the flavor was quite good. The tangsuyuk was nice and crispy too and I liked that the sauce came on the side so you have the option of either pouring the sauce on or dipping each piece in. The bulgogi was well marinated and a good portion too. Service was pretty quick too after ordering. Ambiance is alright, fits the expectations of a grocery store food court. There isn't too much seating though so it's good to come here as a small group. If you're already grocery shopping at Lotte, you might as well stop by and come here to eat!

Great Korean food, good prices, fast and casual food court setting. Setting (Lotte supermarket) is clean and organized nicely. Good place to shop afterwards too.Tonkatsu: might be the crispiest Tonkatsu I've had! Unique breading (slightly sweet- curry?), chewy rice, served with miso soup, lettuce, kimchi, radish.Bibimbap: Excellent and authentic. Extremely hot, sizzling big portion with lots of fresh vegetables. Served with miso, kimchi, radish.About 15$ for each. Definitely worth it!

Located in the Lotte in chantilly, this mom and Pop shop has quite an extensive menu to select from. I came here to order one of their tofu soups. I got the kimchi and pork belly tofu soup, which came with rice and kimchi on the side. I thought the soup was very flavorful although what did surprise me was that my soup came with ingredients that wasn't listed on the menu(?) for example, my soup came with a couple of pieces of rice cakes lol note: the portion is a little bit smaller than what I'm used to at other locations There are plenty of seatings here.

It's a little expensive but the portions are good. You can eat there or order out. I recommend calling you head so you don't have to wait too long. My family likes the different soups. I don't think I would try the kangpoongi again but the tangsuyak is good.

Recently opened on the beginning of the year, located inside Lotte market. Ordered their spicy Galbi tang. Was pretty good for food court food. Will come back and try something else.

Service was very rude. Felt humiliating.Ordered a few times from this place.Food was alright, nothing great but not awful.Service in the other hand, left a terrible impression.Recently my mother tried to make a phone prefer for pickup. She asked for Bibimbak was in the menu, since it did not show online. The staff hang up without saying anything. Subsequent calls were ignored.It's almost as if they don't want any business.I'll avoid this place.