Hansik Korean Restaurant

Banchan was nice and the kimchi is super spicy 🌶️!!! Cold Noodles was way off, not cold enough and the beef was super tough! Kimchi pancake was good and spicy 🔥! Spicy tteokbokki ramen - tteokbokki was tough but the ramen texture was good! Not gonna make a special trip but will give the rest a try if I'm in the area.

Hansik is our family's go-to comfort food. Authentic Korean food, delicious and good quality. The place is never empty, more often than not, there will be a queue of diners willing to wait just to get seats. Our favorite dishes include jjampong, kimchi stew with pork, beef bulgogi and cheese ramen. The side dishes can top-up for free.

I was craving for spicy stir fry pork, came all the way over with the family. The flavor was good, portion was great. However the pork slices were super TOUGH with small bits of fatty parts.. our jaws were aching after dinner from the hard chewing.. Beef bulgogi slices were thinner and not overly cooked which my toddler enjoyed it. Side dishes were nice too.

I would say this shop has very authentic Korean food. The beef short rib soup is marvellous and the meat is tender. The kimchi pancake is decent and also the Korean Jajangmyeon. The sauce of the Jajangmyeon is not starchy as some other places. So you won't be too jelat. However there are no ingredients in it so do order other side dishes to go along. I would definitely return for the bbq. The bbq looks too awesome to pass on it.

My wife and I are fans of Korean food and she particularly loves her bibimbap. Glad to say that she's pretty satisfied with this one, along with their other offerings. I personally like their army stew quite a bit - the broth, the noodles, the luncheon meat, the toppoki all hit the spot for me (in fact I really like the texture of their toppoki). There were some other dishes that didn't quite meet our expectations but they weren't terrible either. So definitely wouldn't mind coming back for more. 😋

Decent Korean place located on second floor of Heartland Mall. It’s quite pricey given its location and portion. We ordered ginseng chicken soup and kimchi pancake. Ginseng chicken soup ($18) was a hearty, flavourful chicken soup, BUT you can’t taste the ginseng at all. Kimchi pancake ($16) was disappointing. There’s a banchan dish that stood out, which was this creamy white seaweed dish. Super yummy and addictive! Oh, and you have to pay $1.80 for barley tea. Place is quite packed so do buffer in a bit of waiting time around peak hours.