Yori Yori

Not sure why there are such bad reviews- I like this place! The food is fast and the ladies that worked there were super sweet. We got the grilled chicken bulgogi (#4) and it was so flavorful. It came with kimchi, potatoes and salad- yum! We also got the zucchini pancake (#18). It was huge portions and good as well. I highly recommend!

Customer service is atrocious! I kindly asked for more banchan and the owner wouldn't refill it. Not a fan of this establishment! Bye

Super delicious, traditional Korean hot pot and stew! Very impressed by how delicious this was. It definitely made our shopping trip at the 99 almost like a casual date

Overall, service is extremely bad while the food was not that great. The old lady at the front always give us a hard time and she has been very rude. Last time, we were eating and the old lady came to us and collected all of their spoons and plates even though we had not finished yet. She did without asking if we were done or not. I think they afraid people would steal their spoons from them or what. It is rediculous. Owner should think about the cost of a spoon versus returning customer. Not sure what they think. Regards of what they think, I am not coming back. Worst experience ever. If you are thinking about eating here, don't do it. Try other places like Paik's noodles

The staff was super friendly and sweet. It was New Years day so we ordered the rice cake soup (Korean tradition to have that on New Years day). The broth was nicely flavored and the texture and consistency of the rice cake slices were perfectly cooked. We also had the spicy squid- which is always one of our favorites. They put the right ratio of squid versus veggies.

This place have the best kimchi jigae (kimchi stew) in H-town, and the broth have a slight sour aftertaste from the kimchi to it. I have also tried their pork katsu a while back and the sauce that came on the side was a bit sour for my liking.Earlier when my parents and I came back to the H-Mart Memorial location to eat their food in the food court after needing a break from the one in Katy, we tried a haemul pajeon (seafood pancake) my mom ordered w/ her kimchi stew. The batter was a bit too thick but good overall. I can't definitely go wrong w/ seafood pancakes at Korean restaurants though.

My advice? Make like DeShaun Watson and pass. No social distancing. No reduced seating. Still, we forged ahead and ordered stir fry seafood and spicy beef soup. The stir fry was served first, with a 10 minute wait for the soup. By then, the stir fry was cold. It was also without any flavor. Seriously, no spice of any kind. The seafood portion was mostly octopus. There were 3 all "tip of your finger" sized shrimp & one muscle. They really should call it octopus soup. Carrots were 1 click from raw. Just a disaster. The spicy beef soup was plentiful. And for medium, quite spicy. I poured some on my stir fry for a bit of flavor. The beef was tender. Glass noodles were tricky little rascals. Lots of scallions. Overall a good dish and a generous portion. There are too many other options at Ranch 99 to serve subpar food. I'd recommend you try some if the others. Or, at the very least, skip the stir fry and go for something else.

Located in the food court of H-Mart, we were looking for some quick lunch after a morning of shopping at Ikea and grocery shopping!! Yori Yori was opened and staff was super friendly! My friend got the clear noodles, which she said was delicious and they even refilled her sides when she finished them! We shared the seafood pancake - the dough was greasy and super soggy. I wish it was crispier! Flavors were ok - with lots of seafood, but definitely wasn't our favorite paejun. Not bad for food court Korean though!

I was craving for Korean noodles all week. I was around Koreatown for a foodie event and thought to get another lunch. I searched on Yelp, Yori Yori came up on top, others closed on Sundays. I ordered #33 Stir Fried Udon with Beef Bulgogi (other menu says Yakisoba). Price was reasonable for the amount of food, but not the quality. The beef was tender. Sauce was sufficient. But cabbage tasted like a mixed in last minute. It was crunchy while other vegetables were cooked like consistency of the noodles. Service was so-so. I have seen worse. I can't complain about the parking because it's shared with other food stands and Hmart. Eating at the shared food court space is okay, except grocery shoppers likely to park their cart next to their tables that got me nervous.

Potentially one of the better stalls at Hmart based on their pictures on the menu but upon getting my food, this was one of the worst Korean meals that I've had. Ordered the bulgogi with veggies; the beef was barely existent and the pieces that were there on the plate were dry and likely just blitzed by Chef Mike. The veggies were soulless and likely just defrosted minutes ago. The dish had no flavor and while I ate it, I looked at all of the other stuff I could've ordered instead.