Hours
| Friday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–10 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: 5612 Rosemead Blvd, Temple City, CA 91780
Phone: (626) 660-6776
Website: http://hangangla.com/
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Reviews
We ordered the royal galbijim, mix seolleongtang with added octopus, spicy cold noodle, and the seafood pancake. The food was honestly amazing. The flavors were rich and comforting, and the meat quality really stood out. I would even say the meat and seasoning were better than Sun Nong Dan.
The royal galbijim was tender and packed with flavor. The only issue was that they forgot to include the octopus in the dish at first. When we let them know, they brought the octopus out separately, but it was just boiled. We had expected it to come back simmered together with the galbijim. It was still good, just not what we thought it would be.
The mix seolleongtang had a nice, clean broth, but the meat portion was a bit sparse. We also had to ask for spring onions instead of them being provided from the start. Not a huge deal, but something to note.
The spicy cold noodle was refreshing with a good kick, and the seafood pancake was crispy on the outside and soft inside, loaded with seafood.
Service was amazing. The staff was attentive, friendly, and generous with the banchan refills. The ambiance is modern with nice decor, and it is quiet enough to have an easy conversation without feeling rushed or crowded.
Parking is easy with a large free lot, which is always a plus in this area.
Overall, despite a couple small hiccups, we had a great time and really enjoyed the food. We will definitely be back to try more dishes.
Tried their 떡만두국, 보쌈, 미역국, 해물 파전, and 갈비찜. The 반찬 were all very fresh and delicious, with my personal favorites being the 김치 and 오이 김치. All of the mains were presented beautifully and seasoned so well. The 갈비찜 does run on the slightly spicier end but I really enjoyed it regardless. The seafood pancake was so crispy and one of the best I’ve had, so I see why they recommended it! The two soups had a rich broth as well and were finished so quickly. Food portions were also big and the food was delicious overall.
Service was also so wonderful and they held onto a cake for us in the back/provided us with plates and utensils. They were also kind enough to not charge us the service fee despite our party size! I would get everything again and I plan to come back soon.
Not sure why people upset about the tip. At least when we come, there is no mandatory tip option, there’s a no tip option though.
However even with the large sign outside, I still missed the entrance a couple of times. The restaurant is tucked inside a side plaza, and if you’re not familiar with the area, the entrance can be easy to overlook. It’s located just after the stoplight when coming from the 10 freeway, so be sure to stay in the far right lane ahead of time. I’ve added some photos to help others spot the turn. Very important though that if you’re coming from Las Tunas Drive, you can’t make a U-turn directly in front of the plaza, so you’ll need to loop through the opposite plaza’s lot to make a left turn. That’s definitely something to keep in mind for first-time visitors.
Once we got inside, we were warmly welcomed by the staff and quickly seated. The interior blends modern Korean decor with a creative flair–there’s playful calligraphy-inspired art on the walls, giving it a cozy yet trendy feel. I really liked the built-in drawers at the table that stored utensils and napkins, which saved space and made room for what really matters–the food.
The banchan (complimentary Korean side dishes) were a great way to start. From the house-made kimchi to the creamy macaroni salad, everything was fresh and flavorful. While the menu is compact–just one page, front and back–every dish we tried was clearly made with care. Don’t let the limited options fool you. The cheese jeon was the highlight for me; it was brought out and cut tableside by a staff member, and it made for a delicious and fun start to our meal.
By the end, we were completely full and impressed by the quality and presentation. The staff’s hospitality added to the whole experience, making it feel like a true hidden gem.
I can easily see Hangang becoming a go-to spot for locals searching for authentic Korean comfort food or a cozy place to enjoy stone pot dishes. While the location can be tricky to find at first, it’s well worth the effort. With so many Asian restaurants even down the street by Las Tunas, give Hangang a try and support this local business!
Located in weird side plaza next to Bengonia apartment with dedicated parking. Grab food then walk to get boba at Formosa tea afterwards
The side dishes were delicious and offered in a great variety, which made the meal even more enjoyable. The servers were very friendly, and the service throughout was excellent.
I had a great dining experience and would definitely come back again!