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Bimbibap @ Namoodol Restaurant


Found a new food court at Han Ah Reum Mart at Union Street – Namoodol Restaurant. It is a simple and cheap place to have a meal.

Price: Priced at $6. I had a huge portion of rice and generous portion of vegetables – a heavy meal to last you throughout the day. I merely ordered by giving the numbers listed in the picture menu to the Korean staff. Not forgetting that the meal includes the two different kim chi and a bowl of delicious vegetable soup.

Quality: The defined pearly-white steamed rice mixed with hot pepper sauce and greens is a great option for those who do not want to take meat. I decided to go vegetarian today. The hot pepper sauce mixed with steamed rice and vegetables were delicious when I tried it. I was not able to stop and finished the whole bowl of steamed rice instead of stopping at half a bowl. Both kim chi were fantastic. I love them, as they are crunchy and delicious. As for the soup, I was surprised that a mere vegetable soup with lettuce and bean sprout could taste so good. Must try! Oops! I was so hungry that I forgot to take a picture. Will upload again when I go back for another round. Yummy!

Store layout: A simple layout with one row of tables for customers and the other for the kitchen, located at Han Ah Reum Mart, Union Street. You may have to enter from the supermarket. The walls are painted with warm colors and you feel very comfortable having your meal there. However, at the end of the restaurant, there may be boxes that may be a little hazardous. You can get free water (hot or cold) from the dispenser provided. But remember to return your tray after your meal.

"the entrance of the food court taken from the supermarket."

"Just order accordingly to the numbers allocated on the picture menu at the counter."

Where: Han Ah Reum Mart, 29-02 Union Street 
Tel: 718-445-5656
Website: http://www.hmart.com/ourstore/ourstore_main.asp#ny
Overall rating: 4.5/5
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Location: 29-2 Union Street, Flushing, NY 11354, USA

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