Hanmo Tofu House

Updated Review: Stopped again to give Hanmo Tofu another try. Thanks Chris for ensuring that my order was made to my liking. I ordered the Corn Cheese, Kalbi Ribs and Pork/Kimchi Tofu Soup. The corn cheese was yummy. I loved how it was a bit crispy. The Kalbi was also delicious. Some pieces were a bit tough but overall it was tasty. The Tofu Soup was also satisfying. Next time I’ll order it a little more spicy. Overall, there was a lot of Tofu and pork meat. I love mixing it with the rice and topping it off with the ban chan. So good that I ate everything. Overall, great spot located in HMart Food Hall. ---Old Review---- Went to H Mart and decided to dine at the food court. We ended up eating at Hanmo Tofu. We ordered at the counter then had a seat. We ordered the Kimchi Tofu Soup with Pork and Galbi Ribs. When we got our food, we noticed there was no pork in the soup. We informed the worker who seemed annoyed. They added the pork and brought it back to our table. The Galbi was actually good. I enjoyed it with the ban chan.

I ordered the sundubu-jjigae with level 3 spice and a side of the LA ribs. It was delicious and scalding hot, the roof of my mouth was peeling after eating it so allow proper time to cool off if you're not OK with that. The ribs where sweet and tender. I'm not sure if it's normal but it took like 15 minutes to come out. Everyone else at the table where half way done with their meal so consider that when ordering from here. I can't wait to eat here again.

Got the LA ribs and Kimchi pancake. I'm a kimchi fan and have never had it in that form before. Delicious! Staff was friendly and proce was reasonable.

Person taking my order was super chill and nice. Food and presentation is great! Impressed.

Paid extra $2 for crab tofu soup and I couldn't find any crab in it. Soup was just okay and the service was very slow, waited 15 - 20 minutes for $17 soup.

Restaurant Review – Honest Feedback Food Quality (2/5): The flavor is disappointing and does not reflect authentic Korean cuisine. I’ve had tofu dishes across many locations—this was the worst. Sadly, it tarnishes the reputation of Korean food. Portion Size (2/5): Portions are closer to side dishes than full meals. For the price, the serving size is unjustifiable. Authenticity: Riding the wave of K-pop, K-dramas, and K-food culture, this place uses the Korean name to attract customers—but it doesn't deliver. Real Korean food is far superior. Price (2/5): Unreasonably expensive for a quick meal. The pricing is not aligned with the taste or portion. Atmosphere (3/5): Small space with only a few tables. Could be more welcoming and comfortable. Location (4.5/5): Conveniently located next to the market—standard for many Korean eateries. Conclusion: No, I will not be returning unless they significantly improve the taste and quantity. It feels dishonest to serve food like this under the Korean name. In competitive areas like LA and Orange County, this type of restaurant simply won’t last.

I had the Soon Tofu and Beef Bulgogi combo, and it was seriously amazing. The stew had deep, bold flavors with just enough spice to warm you up, and the bulgogi was super tender and full of flavor. I also loved the fresh and tasty side dishes — they really rounded out the meal. Everything was served hot and the portions were generous. Can’t wait to come back again soon!

Price and quality don’t match. They’re using the $2.99 seafood mix in the bowl and forgot about their standing in this market full of competitors. I have tons of other options in vegas for that price. Definitely my first and last visit.