Hangari KimChi - Kaleen

I bemoan the yuppification of Dickson but there's still a couple of good inexpensive places to eat and,importantly, there's still some friendly service. Hangari is a not-too-small Korean restaurant offering a comprehensive introduction to Korean food. You might need some explanation of the Korean-named dishes, but for the basics - noodles, dumplings, and pancakes - the names speak for themselves. Hot pots available as well. I had noodles and the pancake. Everything was fresh and the side dishes - potato in a sweet sauce, seaweed and their own home-made kimchi - great accompaniments. Inexpensive lunch. Maybe to to everyone's taste, but worth a visit if only to try Korean food. Friendly staff on the day I was there.

Interesting. Not bad. Six first timers for lunch and we found it to be tasty and pleasant. We would have liked more guidance with the menu and we think a banquet option would be good for Korean cuisine newbies. Service was friendly. Probably just a little pricey for what it is. Would try it again.

We dined for lunch in the weekend and the restaurant was about half full. Our order was taken at reasonable speed but the food took around 45mins to arrive. Some other patrons left while we continued to wait, which probably speeded things up a bit. The Korean omelette was hot and tasty, but both rice dishes were served almost cold - a problem when the dish calls for a raw egg to be semi cooked at the table by mixing with the rice.

Was ok, nothing special, won't return. Employees were very standoffish and borderline rude. Food was very average. There are better restaurants in Dickson.

Food was very good, fresh and the BBQ to the table was very cultural. Staff were very friendly. The restaurant was very busy which shows how good the service and food is.