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Hours
| Friday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Sunday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Monday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Tuesday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–9 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 5452 Beach Blvd, Buena Park, CA 90621
Phone: (714) 228-0707
Website: https://www.houseofjoybp.com/
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HOUSE OF JOY. We are open for Take-Out & Indoor Dining Pick-up and Delivery are available. Please call 714-228-0707 to place your orders.
House of Joy (Heung Rae Gak) – Visit Buena Park
Popular dishes include the Peking Chicken, Mongolian Beef, and the Spicy Fried Chicken which can be paired with one of the many soju flavors on rotation.
House of Joy Heung Rae Gak Buena Park, Anaheim, CA
House of Joy Heung Rae Gak in Buena Park is a Koreanized Chinese comfort food spot known for its jjangmyun and Jjampong. While some reviewers praise the …
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Daniel Lee
It’s been a while since I’ve been here, but the delicious jjamppong I used to enjoy is gone. I hope the dish becomes great again.
… moreSteven K.
House of Joy Heung Rae Gak in Buena Park is hands down my favorite spot for Korean/Chinese food. The service is always amazing and makes you feel welcome from the moment you walk in. Every dish I’ve tried is absolutely delicious, full of flavor, and cooked to perfection. The best part is that it won’t break the bank. Seriously, this place hits all the marks for great food, great service, and a great price. Highly recommend it to anyone craving amazing Korean/Chinese dishes!
… moreGigi
Went there on Christmas evening the place was very busy but the staff was very kind and wait was not to long. The service was excellent and the food was very good.
… moreDaniel Lee
Been here many times before. Food
has always been “just okay” but I come here time to time with coworkers because it’s near our office. Tonight was probably one of the worst experiences I’ve had.
From the start, the server (korean lady in her 40s-50s) was condescending toward us. As a Korean American, I am very familiar with how rude Koreans can be but this was excessive and much to my disliking. We weren’t a very large party (6 to be exact). Because we were sharing some fried rice and mapo tofu we asked for 6 bowls and, in Korean, she replied, “Why do you need bowls? For what? Oh, for the rice. Why can’t you just eat it on the plates?” Mind you, I’ve been here with older, more senior Korean coworkers (with parties of 8-10 people), asked for the same thing, and never had an issue.
That was just the start. Aside from a few other rude instances that feel unnecessary to name, the final was the kicker. Story time… The itemized bill (not pictured) comes out with a handwritten “18%” listed underneath the total. It was clear she was implying that we were to tip 18%… based on our ‘large party.’
I kinda just shrugged at it because, though rude, it’s not the worst thing I’ve seen a waiter do in a restaurant. I put my card down, she took it, and comes back with the bill needing tip and signature. And, as pictured, the server(s) put checked off, circled, and wrote the total ($157.20, not my handwriting). A red flag went off in my head so a friend checked and seems like it’s not legal practice for a restaurant to manually write the tip and total on a bill for the customer.
No, I did not see any sign for automatic gratituity for size of a party. And I think this must be in violation of “true tip” policy. I plan on filing a complaint and see if this violates any local state consumer protection laws.
… morehas always been “just okay” but I come here time to time with coworkers because it’s near our office. Tonight was probably one of the worst experiences I’ve had.
From the start, the server (korean lady in her 40s-50s) was condescending toward us. As a Korean American, I am very familiar with how rude Koreans can be but this was excessive and much to my disliking. We weren’t a very large party (6 to be exact). Because we were sharing some fried rice and mapo tofu we asked for 6 bowls and, in Korean, she replied, “Why do you need bowls? For what? Oh, for the rice. Why can’t you just eat it on the plates?” Mind you, I’ve been here with older, more senior Korean coworkers (with parties of 8-10 people), asked for the same thing, and never had an issue.
That was just the start. Aside from a few other rude instances that feel unnecessary to name, the final was the kicker. Story time… The itemized bill (not pictured) comes out with a handwritten “18%” listed underneath the total. It was clear she was implying that we were to tip 18%… based on our ‘large party.’
I kinda just shrugged at it because, though rude, it’s not the worst thing I’ve seen a waiter do in a restaurant. I put my card down, she took it, and comes back with the bill needing tip and signature. And, as pictured, the server(s) put checked off, circled, and wrote the total ($157.20, not my handwriting). A red flag went off in my head so a friend checked and seems like it’s not legal practice for a restaurant to manually write the tip and total on a bill for the customer.
No, I did not see any sign for automatic gratituity for size of a party. And I think this must be in violation of “true tip” policy. I plan on filing a complaint and see if this violates any local state consumer protection laws.
Jay Rue
It’s a pretty good jjampong spot in Buena Park!
A Koreanized Chinese comfort food spot. It’s been a few years since I last visited, and current owners have it right with jjangmyun and Jjampong. Noodle portion was on the light side.
Service is prompt but not very friendly. Maybe the server was having an off-day. Restaurant is fairly tidy. I would definitely visit for another craving of jjangmyun.
… moreA Koreanized Chinese comfort food spot. It’s been a few years since I last visited, and current owners have it right with jjangmyun and Jjampong. Noodle portion was on the light side.
Service is prompt but not very friendly. Maybe the server was having an off-day. Restaurant is fairly tidy. I would definitely visit for another craving of jjangmyun.
p e
Our bereaved family of 7 just ate here after a funeral. It was a banquet feast that allowed us to share good memories and find great solace from the sadness with the most delicious foods. It was comfort food in the best sense. Thank you for blessing our family in this way.
… moreEric
Had a very delicious meal today with a large group of 20 family members. Highlights were jajangmyun, salt and pepper chicken, mongolian beef, chicken fried rice, mabo tofu and crispy fried pork. We were stuffed and left very satisfied. Excellent value. Service was efficient. Will definitely visit again.
… moreJames Choi
Good for delicious food but expensive for noodles. Very nice for dinner with some drink.
… moreJames
Something changed. Food isn’t the same as before. They just dont taste right. Even ramen tastes better than their gan jja jang. Fried dumplings are not close to crispy also all their fried dishes taste like tempura from 2days ago on the shelf. Never coming back to this place. Servers are talking and joking while customers having hard time facing tasteless food.
… moreKyle
The food came out, but the side dishes were served so late that we had already finished eating. Then I felt an unspoken pressure to leave quickly, and indirectly heard a ridiculous comment about needing to serve other customers. This left me with an unpleasant impression. The broth of the jjamppong was too salty and honestly not as good as the instant jjamppong ramen I cook myself. The other dishes were not particularly delicious either, but they were at least edible.
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