Korea Town Plaza

Typical Asian grocery but we found some unique snacks here: coffee flavored bread, chocolate twists at bakery, Japanese cookies and Korean chocolate. Kids and adults all like the new flavors. The store is clean, well-organized with friendly staff. We even had lunch at the food court twice. Food was affordable and no wait. Adults had the Chinese noodle with black beans sauce, Korean tofu stew and seafood pancake. Kids had Korean fried chicken, tteokbokki and sushi. Each order was fresh made with great taste and plenty of sides dishes to come with. There are some Korean cosmetic and clothing stores. We spent some easy and relaxing time that afternoon. Enjoyable!

Fun place to shop and look around. Then go sit have a good meal in the food court

Great selection of products. We bought a bunch of fresh made foods from the deli area. Loved all of them. We will return for more shopping when needed.

I would say it is the worst supermarket in the U.S. I have never seen this much dirty, filthy, and pathetic supermarket anywhere in the US. I thought I went back 30 years and seeing a mom & pop supermarket in Asia. Glad to see hmart is finally came to the city. Probably the owner had a happy 16 years as it opened in 2009, and no other sizable asian supermarket at until now. Too bad it is time to say goodbye.

I like this grocery store. Has some very yummy dishes in the back deli refrigerated area. They also have a cute kitchen supplies. And of course a great Korean ramen selection!

Hadn't been here in many years. Enjoyed the experience. I ate my treasures I found in the market while seated in the Food court.

Korea Town Plaza in Las Vegas is the place to go for Korean food, groceries, and shopping. It's a popular spot for both locals and tourists, and for good reason. There are a ton of different Korean businesses to choose from, so you're sure to find what you're looking for. Whether you're in the mood for a quick bite to eat at the food court or a leisurely meal at one of the many restaurants, you're sure to find something delicious. The prices are generally reasonable, and the location is convenient. The staff at most of the businesses is friendly and helpful. The only real downside is that it can get pretty crowded on weekends. And some of the businesses don't accept credit cards, so it's a good idea to bring some cash. Overall, Korea Town Plaza is a great place to experience Korean culture and cuisine. I definitely recommend checking it out if you're in the area. Here are some additional tips for visiting Korea Town Plaza: * If you're visiting on a weekend, be prepared for crowds. * Some businesses don't accept credit cards, so it's a good idea to bring some cash. * Don't be afraid to ask for help from the staff. They're generally very friendly and helpful. * Take some time to explore all the different businesses. You're sure to find something interesting. * Enjoy the delicious food!

Greenland market has cleaned up and reorganized to match H mart competition. Prices better here

Korea Town Plaza Food Court is located on Spring Mountain and Rainbow. You'll find them inside Greenland Supermarket. The plaza has ample parking. Inside has plenty of casual seating and there's good music playing. Food court has seven vendors including Island Style, Sakura Sushi, Hong Lou, Hot Tofu, OK Chicken, and Bbear. The other vendor has a signage in Korean. Placing an order is very simple. Some vendors will provide a device that will beep and notify when food is ready for pickup. There's also self-serve complimentary water next to Hot Tofu and OK Chicken. After the meal, all dishes such as bowls and utensils, especially napkins to dispose of, are brought to the Return Dish. Service is prompt and quick! It's highly encouraged to leave a cash tip, especially for the person who works at the Return Dish. Keisy does a fantastic job! She is always moving, very efficient in cleaning, and does incredibly well maintaining the food court's pleasant environment.

Got to eat some great food here. And pick up tasty treats. Lots to choose from and some shopping options too.

Horrible Greenland Market but the Pro is this food court. It's affordable, fast food fun though. Typical expectations for a Korean grocery food court. So if you're looking forward to a new age modern fake hipster, overly priced and high quality food court. This ain't yet. This ain't yet. It's comfort fast food, great for snacking. Unfortunately we've only tried two places, none that's Korean meal like. BUT those 2 places seem to be/will be a normal visit for us: Fast food sushi. - Sakura Sushi $8.99 Las Vegas roll is our favorite quick, cheap sushi to-go. Probably cheapest special roll in the area. $10 minimum to use credit card, or else cash is taken. $3-$4 dessert Boongeo-pang - BBear with Boongeo-pang (Korean fish-shaped pastry) with many items that's also vegan and gluten-free. $4 Sweet Taro Uber Paste Boongeo-pang is must!! Credit card accepted. Difficult to remember this place when so many new Korean restaurants have been popping up in the area to try. Definitely looking forward to trying a Korean meal like joint inside.

Black Bean Noodles Jjampong Buckwheat Noodlea Soybean Noodles I think they all tasted pretty authentic. The portion was really good and the quality was really good. It was interesting trying the Soybean Noodles. It's not very flavorful and a little bland, like the lady said, but if you want something healthier and you really like the taste of peanuts, you might like it. I haven't tried too many Taiyaki before, but this one tasted really fresh and not too sweet, which I like, but it was a bit mushy in my opinion. The tea was really good, but even though I asked for slightly sweet, in the end it was really sweet.

I went to the food court for the first time about a month ago, and this is the spot to go to for variety. I like that there is a market attached to the court so that way when you are waiting for the food you can do shopping.

This Korean plaza market is a great place to get almost all your asian groceries needs. They also have a few shops and a good food courts as well.

If you are looking for good Korean food try this place. There's a little place that serves nice crispy chicken. If you like sushi there's plenty of choices for that too. My wife and I ate there and we love to revisit this place for great soup, crispy chicken, and some fresh made sushi. We also shop at the Korean grocery store too and there's a lot of things to choose from that you won't find in regular grocery stores. Ambiance is great. The food service is quick. The lines at the register is normally not that long of a wait. I do recommend this place for anyone who wants to experience something different. If you like ramen noodles or good food this is place you might want to check out.

Lots of variety. It's filled with a lot of talking and laughter. The kids like going there because of the selection even desserts to try. We all have our different favorites so I'm sure we will be back

I really like this food court as there's a lot of variety. There's other stores around. Tons of seating. What I really like is that it was no problem to being my dog inside, everyone was very friendly. This is always a plus when I go somewhere. I decided to try Bbear cafe but I saw few places to come back for!

Tofu in the food court is our fave!! Reminds me of Korea!!! Great service and I get to speak to them in my native language!! Great ladies, clean area, and price is modest! Now for some sleep!!!!

My family loves to come to the KTown Food Plaza Court anytime we're in Las Vegas. The food is high quality authentic Korean and everyone in my family can find something they like all in one convenient location. It may be geographically in Las Vegas but once you step through the doors it's like stepping through a portal to Korea.

The bad review and a for Sakura Sushi. The woman who works there attended me in a rude way. She never even looked at me in the eyes while giving us the change. She handed the change to my daughter, and when the food was ready, I only heard one time, then I went there and she told me "I called 20 times!", and there was a lot of noise in the food court so we obviously could not hear. I've been going here for over 10 years and we've noticed the change in attitude, and I will not deal with that attitude anymore. Also it turned extremely expensive! I can buy cheaper sushi at an All You Can Eat than here.

If you're craving for some quick Korean food, but not sure what to get, this is the place to go! Greenland Supermarket in Korea Town became one of the main Asian grocery store my fam and I go to. Having an awesome food court here is a plus! There are quite a few vendors to choose from and each one has their own specialty menu. Hot Tofu is one of our faves and it's the one we mostly go to. You can choose between meat, seafood, or mushroom tofu soup. They also serve different types of rice dishes. Sakura Sushi is good too and is pretty much all in its name. Their menu consists mainly of sushi items, soup, and salad. The newest vendor that opened up serves Vietnamese food, such as Pho, the popular noodle soup of Vietnam. Although, I wouldn't recommend coming here for just that. But whether it's for dining in or taking it to go, K-Town's food court is a great place to stop by for a quick bite! Pro-tips: -Some of the vendors may accept cash only while others have a minimum charge when you pay with a credit card

Great food court located inside of Greenland Supermarket at Korea Town. The 7 or so outlets allow for a quick, delicious and affordable dining option. The majority are Korean food but they have a Japanese and Vietnamese outlet as well and a cafe. I really like the Tofu soup w/beef from Hot Tofu but items from the Japanese outlet at Sakura Sushi are noteworthy. The service have been really consistent but at times it can get really busy especially on the weekends. The best thing about this place your able to buy entree or dish at various outlets to create your own quick service meal.

We enjoyed eating here . We came here two days in a row. The soft tofu house was the best one . I think Los Angeles food court in ktown is better than here. I will come here again if I ever come back to Vegas.

SoCal has a Koreatown which stretch almost a huge part of downtown LA area. Thankfully Las Vegas has a Koreatown as well. It might not be as vast or huge as the one in LA. But the offerings isn't too shabby either.

I don't know what it is about shopping at Greenland, but every time I get fresh produce and groceries and cool ethnic ingredients to experiment with in the kitchen... I still feel an urge to grab a quick meal at the food court instead of going home to make one myself! There are a few shops in the "food court" area and only a handful of restaurants: my preference is for the sushi counter, with each roll going for a low $7. Please note that dining in gets you larger rolls than takeout. Red Gate is good for chinese options, Hot Tofu has vegetarian options (but not nearly as good as Mr Tofu IMO), there's also a Korean place whose name escapes me, and Tiffany Coffee- because everyone needs a caffeine fix. Service in each of these smaller counters is usually good, I've never had ordering issues despite only speaking English. Bus your own tables. On weekends, they can get backed up with dirty dishes toward the back of the dining area.

The island style place is the best meat jun you can get anywhere comparable to Oahu, Hawaii. The market is worth a look see and the different variations of kimchi is to die for.

So the selection of vendors is slim pickings but ton's of food on their menus. But if you know what you want to eat well the place won't be a let down. There's Korean food, sushi, Vietanmese and a little coffe shop too. A lot of the places accept cards using a square reader. My favorite place there is Pho Thien Huong. The Pho is on point! And the Pork Vermicelli is so delish even my dtr loves it and she never usually eats it.

Good Asian food court selection. Not very friendly but the food is good. They close earlier than the grocery store though. I think they close at 9pm on weekdays.

Location: Inside Greenland's supermarket situated on the NE side of Rainbow and Spring Mtn. Nice exterior decor of distinct Asian elements that can't be missed as you drive north on Rainbow or west on Spring Mtn. As you walk into the Greenland market, you'll see a nice spread of sweets on the left from a bakery and past it, the food court to the right. The food court is spacious and presents a great spread and variety of food like Han's Chicken and Pizza with interesting Sweet Potato twist or sushi rolls from other vendors. There's also the staple Korean BBQ offered by few vendors that is accompanied by side dishes and/or tofu soup with prices that are on average $15 (can be portioned out to 2 meals for me). After working in the cold for the last few days, my body was begging for hot soup and notably a spicy one. So, after previous visits to the food court with no signs of any vendors selling jampong (spicy seafood soup), I was surprise that on this particular shopping visit, I came across a new addition to the food court that served Korean and Chinese dishes. This was the only food vendor that offered this delectable treat at a great price of $8.95 for a big bowl. As usual, the bowl contained a generous portion of various seafood ingredients like shrimp and calamari along with side dishes of neon yellow radishes, onions, and black bean paste...and of course the staple kimchi. However, having tried it at restaurants, I was put off by the fact that they used spaghetti noodle rather than the thick udon like noodles. For most, it might not have been noticed if they haven't haven't had this frequently, but for me it changed the notion of the soup. At first taste, it seemed watered down, but after continuous taste of the soup, the heat of the spice started to kick in. I couldn't complain as much since I was hungry and recovering from a cold and I did happily enjoy the hot & spicy combo of the soup. I did, however, could care less for the overly fermented kimchi. Takeaway: If you want a quick bite of Asian food with great variety this would be the ideal place. Not a very intimidating place to come by yourself, but also more enjoyable with a company of people to be able to eat some of the big family style meals and be apart of the communal spirit of the Asian culture.

I do not give negative reviews, but must point out the horrible service we received at the Hot Tofu place at the corner at the food court. We went with kids and asked for extra bowl and spoon for sharing. The service lady, older Korean lady with black trimmed glasses who clearly understood me. After asking 3 times she finally, reluctantly gave it to us and said "I am not your maid". Are you kidding me!? If you do not want to service English speaking customers, you should post the sign of Korean customers only. There is no room for this type of service anywhere. You ruined our appetite and vacation time. Awful!

Not particularly wild about the overall selection--the sushi place is pretty good, the rest look so-so. There is seating. It's just a step down from what you'd expect if you've been to better H-Marts and similar places.

Good decent food and price especially for not much around that looked inviting. Would go back.

The food is great here. I love stopping by to grab a quick bite before I hit the grocery store. My favorite would be the Korean places. They give you a huge amount, and one order usually feeds two people. This is a must when you are craving some Korean food, but do not have time to wait for it at a restaurant.

Fast service and the food was really good especially for a food court! I recommend it for sure hehe.

Ate at Hot Tofu for the second time. #4, tofu soup with pork. Came with a dried fish, three side dishes (bean sprouts, cucumber, cabbage kimchi), and my choice of white or purple rice (purple, duh). Soup was good, 4/5, lots of meat and the tofu was super creamy. Kimchi and cucumber were not good, I barely touched them. Bean sprouts were okay. Rice was excellent. I didn't eat my fish, just not a fan. Last time I gave it to my boyfriend, but he wasn't with me this time, so I didn't think of telling them to not include it. When the cashier came over to check on me she offered to trade it out for noodles. I declined because I was already full, but I thought out was sweet of her. :) For the price and convenience, I would eat here again.

This place is much better now that Mr Lee of lee liquors doesn't own it anymore he was foreclosed on earlier this year now a larger company owns it and they're doing everything right the Korean food is pretty good the sushi there is so so little bit better than it used to be but at least now everyone working behind the counters isn't Hispanic like it was when Mr Lee owned it the new company has been making improvements as well verses Mr Lee who just milked it for every penny its was worth if you stop by before and didn't like it try it again it's much better now

Craving good Korean food, but too far from the usual place, so I stopped in here. They must be nearing the end of a remodeling effort (the front of the plaza was being painted and the food court looks like it's been through some changes...lot of vacant stalls). The hot tofu spot in the corner was open, so I ordered the bulgogi special. The hot pot tofu soup was steaming hot (which I love), spicy (another plus), with creamy chunks of tofu, bits of beef. The bulgogi was sliced nice and thin and while tasty enough, it just wasn't savory. At first taste of the banchan, I thought maybe my allergies were affecting the ol' taste buds, but none of the banchan were seasoned or even salted correctly, very bland. The kimchi was crunchy fresh, but seasoning needed to be adjusted and the kongnamul was fine, of course. Had the ogok bab, the purplish steamed mixed grain rice, way more personality in the taste department than plain steamed white rice. Overall, I have to give this place 2 stars because things were unfinished and still under construction, plus the flavor of the food was lacking (come on now, that's what sets Korean food apart)! I will try again some time, maybe by then the food court will be full and there will be other vendor choices.

we're down the road, Budget Dental, a block or two, with Korean dentist and assistants,..so we get take out lunches for our practice all the time from Korea Town food court,...Love it! I'm a big fan of their black noodles,..just last week we got take out from the first booth on the left as you walk in the food court, it's a buffet but you can get a 'combo' take out,..it was great and we all got stuffed. Also, we like to bring back pastries from that bakery on the left as you walk into the main entrance, very delightful! I'd say EVERYONE of us at BudgetDental is giving 5 STARS, since we get food there ALL THE TIME, we must be loving it!