Harimgak
Cafés & dessert · Mexico City · · 5 reviews here
Cafés & dessert in Mexico City.
What locals say
Curt/efficient service with minimal decor, which means: THE FOOD IS LEGIT I had the jiajiangmyeon, and it was the real deal. The sauce was authentic and the noodles were freshly cooked. For Mexico City, I rate this 10/10. For global stage (vs Korea and Los Angeles), 8/10. It’s that legit. Places to avoid? Soru and Mir-Ryu
My friend and I were craving Korean fried chicken, so we checked this place out. Service is solid, prices are pretty cheap, and the portions are huge. The food itself is not amazing, but not terrible either
The jjajangmyeon is really the star of the show here! I ordered the ganjjajang and the portion was huge (I eat A LOT, but still couldn’t finish😅) so it’s best to share between 2 people, or save half for takeout
The portions were generous and lots of seafood in Jjamppong but it was tasted like too much MSG in it and noodle was over cooked. Kkanpunggi was okay but I don't think I like to come back. To go container charged for 10 peso.
If you're looking for some GREAT Korean food in Mexico City... look no further! I highly recommend #58 with an order of the man-du (gyo-za dumplings). It was reasonably priced and we left VERY full and VERY happy! Two 👍👍 up!