SB Hans Korean Food

Great Korean place in food court inside the K Market. Got lucky and it wasnt crowded. The big bone soup is as advertised, that is a BIG bone. Soup was tasty and there was vermicelli underneath (not rice as it stares on menu). The creamy seafood noodle was also very tasty. The soup wasnt as "creamy" as i expected but still good. You get mussels, octopus, and shrimp. The price was right for a food court.Will definitely return to try more things.

We've been here two times now. The first time was excellent. But yesterday it was barely okay and the counter service was gruff and abrupt. SB Hans is located in the K International Market Food Court. You place your order at the counter and they give you a beeper to inform you when your order is ready.There's quite an array of dishes. We went with the Beef Bulgogi Combo and the Spicy Squid with rice. These dishes were high-end bento boxes. Other than the meats, these items are identical. Each dish contains, in addition to either the squid or the beef, dangmyeon (Korean glass noodles), rice, various banchan and an onion and beef soup.On our first visit, the delicious , slightly sweet beef bulgogi was the best I've ever eaten. On the second visit they dumped the bulgogi on to a lettuce leaf and mixed the bulgogi with strips of red bell pepper. And it no longer had the great flavor.I was noncommittal on my first bite of the dangmyeon, but with each subsequent bite, it rapidly grew me. Loved the thin little slices of scrambled egg that topped the noodles.I also really liked the slice of scrambled egg that had a bit of seaweed-wrapped fish (pollack or squid?) in its center. They didn't include this item on our second visit. The little scallion pancake was just okay.The onion soup (with had a couple tiny bits of beef) was okay. I poured some of it on my rice to add flavor. Speaking of the black sesame seed topped rice, it had an excellent moist texture, easy to eat with chopsticks. Actually, on our second visit they didn't adorn the rice with sesame seeds and it was a purple, not white rice. They didn't give us any banchan this time around.So based on our second visit, we won't come back. The lack of consistency scares us away.*** Note: The prices on the Yelp link: https://www.yelp.com/menu/sb-hans-korean-food-annandale-2 are obsolete. Current prices are at least 15% higher than shown on the link.

I ordered #3 it was supposed to be beef broth with noodles and dumplings. It tasted exactly what it looked like noodles and water. It was hard paying $17 for this and letting it go.

I came here after shopping for groceries and was pleasantly surprised. The service is swift. Even though it's not necessary, I appreciate the picture of the items listed on their menu as sometimes, even though I love Korean food, there are subtle differences in certain dishes and I forget those, so this was a great accessory for those that aren't super familiar with Korean food. I did the spicy pork combo that offered japchae noodles, rice, lettuce, egg, kimchi pancake, and another veggie pancake. My friend got the bulgogi combo. You also get banchan and miso soup. It's very filling. It's a typical food court setting. The food is savory and for the price, it's super worth it.

Tucked away in the food court of K-Mart, this place caught our eye. The deal was insane. 16.99 for a large plate of food off a buffet. We loaded up on some short rib, bulgogi, chicken wings, and japchae. Super delicious and super affordable. The selection was limited and there are plenty of other foods to choose from over this, but for what it's, this was incredible.

For $16.99, you can load up your plate buffet style with as MUCH food as you want and as you can see from our plate, we went OFF. There was a pretty wide selection, and everything was delicious! I would absolutely come back here since it was an incredible deal and definitely enough to feed 2 people.

4 of us went. Ordered and confirmed. She didnt give me the receipt till after the food came out wrong and she told us she gave it to us. But oppss she left it in the back or side. We ordered 2 spicy beef. 1 cream jjampong and one shrimp fried rice. The reg jjampong was the wrong order. She wouldnt admit she was wrong or offer to fix the order till we started getting frustrated and just said forget it we will just eat it. (Tall lady with short hair). It didn't have much flavor. After few bites it was just thrown away. None of us 4 finished any of the food. No one wanted to take it home but me. She gave me a hard time about a to go container and bag also. Smh. Wanted to like it....

If you are craving for Korean comfort food this is the place to go! It's located in the food court of the Korean supermarket. All entrees are within $10-20. They provide soup and appetizers. Love their beef bibimbap, so fresh and delicious from the pot! Wait time was within 10 mins, the food court is spacious. Will recommend!

Solid food court Korean food. $20 for an LA Galbi box with a lot of little side dishes, a great value! I would certainly come back. It's not meat heavy but makes up for it in side dishes.

Man, SB Hans - you were our favorite in the K Market food court when we were craving for some good Korean food, but the past few dining experiences has been pretty disappointing.Their mul nengmyun, which was probably one of the best around the area, has drastically gone down in terms of quality and taste - the broth is not flavorful, the noodles are not prepared well, and the hot mustard sauce that is provided is watered down and has an off taste to it. Even one of the owners mentioned that the patrons who had ordered this dish did not finish it and was concerned in how the kitchen preps for it - but, there hasn't been any improvement whatsoever, so not sure what's the hold-up.The galbi jjim is good, but sometimes it can be a bit too sweet or too much cartilage; same goes for the dol sot bibimbop, where the prices are the same whether you get galbi or bulgogi as your protein choice. It's more cartilage and fat rather than the tender galbi meat, and sometimes, there seems to hardly be any meat in there.The prices are definitely on the higher end, as most meals seem to have skyrocketed in terms of pricing lately.I don't think we'll be back any time soon!+decrease in quality, especially on mul nengmyuns+more cartilage and fat in galbi+friendly service+located inside K Market's food court