Reviews Yori Yori

It's a great place for shopping Market and also it's a joyful place to diner in or foods to go for lunch or dinner. I enjoyed each time I stop by there.

Variety is the spice of life!I will return to this location

I am not a huge fan of this type of food but my daughter loves it. Her review would probably be 5 stars. Everything was good except the salad tasted bad. The spicy pork barbecue lunch special was great and their miso soup was comforting. If you are a fan of this type of food you will love it. It is not my favorite

Visiting Yori Yori in the food court turned out to be an unexpected culinary delight. Despite being nestled amongst a myriad of food vendors, this standout stall took our dining experience to a whole new level. What sets Yori Yori apart is not just the quality of their food, but the personalized service that came along with it. The owners interacted with us directly, truly taking the time to understand our preferences and translating those into a meal that was exactly what we wanted. The food was nothing short of sensational. It was abundantly clear that the dishes had been crafted with our tastes in mind. Each bite showcased the expertise and passion of the chefs, reminding us that culinary excellence can be found in the most unexpected places. The dedication to customer satisfaction that Yori Yori demonstrates sets a new standard for food court vendors. Their commitment to customizing our meal not only highlighted their exceptional culinary skills but also added a personalized touch that truly enhanced our overall experience. I wholeheartedly recommend Yori Yori to anyone navigating the food court. Their remarkable ability to cater to individual tastes sets them apart in a bustling food hub. A meal at Yori Yori is not just a quick bite but a culinary journey tailored to your preferences. I am eagerly looking forward to my next visit.

Food is great, service is good, and the design of the food stall is unique and adds an extra element of ambience. While the dishes are a little expensive especially for the portion size, the food itself is delicious. We have only tried their black bean noodle and japchae so far, but we have seen people order the stone bowls and they look great - will probably give it a try next time.

Same or very similar delicious Korean food menus like the Mason Road location but this one comes with free miso soup. Restaurant has its own designated area, rather than sharing common spaces with 99 Ranch Market. There won't be grocery shoppers walking past you while you're waiting or eating.

Located inside the 99 ranch market grocery store, in the corner to the right of the entrance next to LA crawfish. The food was delicious. The seafood pancake is phenomenal. We also ordered fried calamari and beef baos which were not pictured because we ate them so quickly. I recommend this place to anyone who is in the mood for good Korean food in the Memorial City area.

Located inside the food store. We had beef cabbage soup and fish kimchi soup. They were both pretty good considering it's not a full service restaurant. Their menu was extensive and the guy at the cash register was helpful and friendly. Nice place if you are in a hurry

Been coming here since I was a kid and the quality and taste of the food has been consistent if not better! I got #15 beef/leek soup which comes with potato and kimchi side dish. Delicious, quick meal for $13!

It's hard to duplicate the almost otherworldly experience of dining at a Korean food court without catching a plane to Seoul--but Yori-Yori, a located within the H-Mart food court is pretty otherworldly in its own right. There's the space: food stalls of all sorts crowded into the main strip, where Korean pop star videos are shown on video monitors. The whole place is shiny and modern-feeling, And there's the range of the food, from ramen to bibimbap to bulgogi to seafood stews. The draw of a space-agey Korean food court is enough; really, if you're going to H-Mart, it's at least in part for the experience. That it's a fun place almost goes without saying--but what about the food? I recently brought several friends for an epic eating adventure, checking out just about every dish Yori-Yori2 had to offer. Noodle and soup dishes are served hot. The Haemool Soon Dooboo Chigae was comparable to what's served at any of the soondubu places in Koreatown; even that, however, is saying a lot about the quality of the dish: custard-y tofu nestled in a spicy, oceanic broth that tastes clean, not muddy. The Hae Jang Guk (spicy oxtail stew) could have been spicier--but the broth was excellent, tasting beefy and pure. Pieces of oxtail were tender, if not falling-off-the-bone tender; the cooks in the kitchen were careful to leave the oxtail meat still attached to tissues and tendons so that you got a bit of chewy contrast to the tender flesh with each bite. I noticed that a frequent reviewer complained that Yori-Yori instructs customers to return their trays to the stall's countertop after dining. This is simply not the case. Trays are returned to a multi-level metal cart placed to one the side of the establishment as is the process for all of the food stalls located within the H-Mart food court. Rest assured, at no time does freshly served food come into contact with prior diners items. I knew Yori-Yori would be worth checking out. What delighted us is that it's worth going back to--whether for a quick lunch or a massive feast as on our our latest visit. The shared dining area is spacious enough for groups, friendly enough for a solo eater, and cheap enough for frequent visits, it's dinner theater plus some pretty good eating--especially now that you're armed with my tips. If you are an adventurous diner or are a fan of Korean dishes give Yori-Yori a shot. You won't be disappointed.

My Beef Bulgogi with Steamed and Korean vegetables was delicious. A healthy, tasty meal, for $10.99.