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We have been to this place for years - the food is excellent and the service is incomparable. The owners are extremely polite. The ingredients they us…
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First time in this restaurant, I loved the food and the service was great. Very tasty food, warm and just spicy enough. Didn't know what to pick and t…
Pierre Boucher
Haroo Korean Homestyle Cuisine
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A small Korean family restaurant - almost always full. Very friendly service. Not much choices of food, but food quality is great. Came many times and…
Nuinui The Cat
Haroo Korean Homestyle Cuisine
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Haroo Korean Homestyle Cuisine is open for Casual Dining. Haroo Korean Homestyle Cuisine serves Korean and Asian dishes. Incorrect or missing information? Make a report, or claim the restaurant if you own it!Details
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8 Reviews on “Haroo Korean Homestyle Cuisine”
First time in this restaurant, I loved the food and the service was great. Very tasty food, warm and just spicy enough. Didn’t know what to pick and the waiter has provided good suggestions. Will go again.
A small Korean family restaurant – almost always full. Very friendly service. Not much choices of food, but food quality is great. Came many times and never got disappointed.
Soup was the best I’ve had in Richmond! :)) great service and food was great! :)) must try! Staff are so nice too 🙂 big portions and fair price!! Go go go!!!
good servicefamily friendlygood price for quantityfood was ok, I like the side dishes (definitely can get full off it alone). I don’t like the steak bibimbap, it was way too dry, hopefully they can improve on thiswould I go back? Probably not
went for dinner with a friend, was curious about the place for quite a long time already, the place i must say is hard to find, because it’s on the second floor, i wasn’t sure how and which way i was supposed to go, so tried my luck with the elevator and voila, was there.the place is quite small i’ll say at most it’ll fit 25 people.it’s definitely family runned, and the food that we ordered are the seafood pancake, dak galbi and rice. well then what surprises me the most is the seafood pancake, they use more of an old school tempura type of flour, and it created in a more unusual texture, but in terms of taste, it only differs a bit. and the dak galbi is definitely alright, the meat is good and the sauce is good. i also must admit the banchan (side dishes) is great.however the price i must admit is a little bit expensive, but all korean food in vancouver is in the same range. so it’s worth trying but no dish that makes me want to go back again. mangkr.wordpress.com
5/5 for their very authentic homestyle Korean food. This Korean restaurant gave me a very home sweet home type of feeling other than just a restaurant. The Korean husband and wife worked hard to run this business. They have hired a couple staff/servers. They were all friendly, polite and diligent. Coming here for Korean food, don’t expect you are like eating Korean food in downtown Vancouver or Coquitlam. The restaurant would give each table a jar of iced water and a pot of hot tea, so we could serve the water and tea by ourselves. We ordered kimchi fried rice, Gamjatang (pork bone soup) with rice and beef nubiany. All of them tasted fantastic!!! The kimchi fried rice was totally different from the ones in Vancouver and Coquitlam. The kimchi fried rice was spicy but we could manage it. The restaurant used some dried kimchi/veggies to cook with the rice. They also put an egg with sunny side up on top of the fried rice. Great food!! The soup base of Gamjatang was really good that it was totally different from the ones out there. The beef nubiany was served on a hot pan. The beef was dry by itself, but if we dipped it in the sauce, it tasted better. Other than all these food above, their side dishes such as kimchi, slices of fish cakes, potatoes with soy sauce and bean sprouts were excellent! I wouldn’t know how to describe all these delicious food to you unless you tried them yourselves. The pricing was reasonable.The restaurant only works for several hours in the evening, so either reserving a table in advance or going there early to have dinner is the best. Parking is limited, so make sure you go there earlier and look for a parking spot on the ground floor or upper floor.
Very expensive Korean food. To be honest, it’s a rip off. Food portions are very small.I felt so bad to see foreign travelers in the restaurant ordering whole bunch of Korean food for the first time in their lives and getting ripped off.Only thing good about the restaurant was japchae.