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2013-11-24
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Headed to a movie in TST, so we stopped at Hungry Korean for a very early meal at 6:00pm. It was still rather crowded.I should warn you about not being fooled by the restaurant's claims of being "healthy." The claim is based on a bunch of nonsensical stuff like "we use ginseng" and "no MSG." If you notice, they serve lots of fried, fatty, greasy things with eggs and high-sodium sauces. Superstitiously avoiding MSG isn't going to magically make it healthy.I'm a huge fan of Korean fried dumplings-
I should warn you about not being fooled by the restaurant's claims of being "healthy." The claim is based on a bunch of nonsensical stuff like "we use ginseng" and "no MSG." If you notice, they serve lots of fried, fatty, greasy things with eggs and high-sodium sauces. Superstitiously avoiding MSG isn't going to magically make it healthy.
We also got the Banchan for +$14-- totally not worth it. There's a miniscule amount of kimchi (and mediocre kimchi at that), some cold mashed potatoes, and a few limp, halfhearted fishcakes. Literally every other Korean restaurant outdoes this sad, sad effort. Poor, F.
I would definitely come back to the Hungry Korean. The food was good-to-great, with the exception of the Banchan. Several other things on the menu looked enticing. It wasn't very spicy, but that's sort of how Korean food is. Overall: Good, B+
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They have beer, but it's that weak Hite stuff.
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