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Mohamed Nasser
Important note: This review is regarding the Sang Tofu & K BBQ location inside the American Dream Mall in East Rutherford, NJ. I am posting under the Edison, NJ location because the American Dream Mall location does not appear to have its own review listing, and this is the same restaurant brand and corporate operation.
Yesterday at the American Dream Mall location, I ordered two mixed seafood ramen noodle soups, one medium spicy and one three-quarter spicy, along with five shrimp fried soup. The total bill was $68, and although it was a takeaway order, I still left a $2 tip.
I clearly instructed the cashier, Ricardo, that one ramen should be three-quarter spicy, meaning about 75 percent of their heat level, not extreme. When the food came out, the three-quarter spicy ramen was unbelievably hot, far beyond any reasonable spice level. It tasted as if an excessive amount of habanero or similar hot pepper had been added. After one bite, it caused irritation in my inner ear, and I was unable to continue eating it.
To make sure it wasn’t just my tolerance, I asked my brother to taste it, and he confirmed it was extremely spicy and not edible. I calmly returned to the counter and asked if it could be replaced with a medium spicy version.
This request was initially refused, and I was told, “You asked for hot.” During the conversation, the cashier told me to “stay on the side” in a rude manner, in front of other customers, which was embarrassing and unprofessional.
After about 10 minutes of discussion and speaking with management, they eventually issued a full refund. I appreciate that the refund was provided, however by that point, the situation had already escalated unnecessarily, and I was unable to eat or enjoy my meal.
Overall, this was a very disappointing experience. While the refund was the right outcome, the lack of professionalism, poor handling of a simple spice-level mistake, and the way I was spoken to left a bad impression. I hope management addresses customer service training and quality control so future customers do not go through a similar situation.
… moreYesterday at the American Dream Mall location, I ordered two mixed seafood ramen noodle soups, one medium spicy and one three-quarter spicy, along with five shrimp fried soup. The total bill was $68, and although it was a takeaway order, I still left a $2 tip.
I clearly instructed the cashier, Ricardo, that one ramen should be three-quarter spicy, meaning about 75 percent of their heat level, not extreme. When the food came out, the three-quarter spicy ramen was unbelievably hot, far beyond any reasonable spice level. It tasted as if an excessive amount of habanero or similar hot pepper had been added. After one bite, it caused irritation in my inner ear, and I was unable to continue eating it.
To make sure it wasn’t just my tolerance, I asked my brother to taste it, and he confirmed it was extremely spicy and not edible. I calmly returned to the counter and asked if it could be replaced with a medium spicy version.
This request was initially refused, and I was told, “You asked for hot.” During the conversation, the cashier told me to “stay on the side” in a rude manner, in front of other customers, which was embarrassing and unprofessional.
After about 10 minutes of discussion and speaking with management, they eventually issued a full refund. I appreciate that the refund was provided, however by that point, the situation had already escalated unnecessarily, and I was unable to eat or enjoy my meal.
Overall, this was a very disappointing experience. While the refund was the right outcome, the lack of professionalism, poor handling of a simple spice-level mistake, and the way I was spoken to left a bad impression. I hope management addresses customer service training and quality control so future customers do not go through a similar situation.
Albert Kim
I ordered the regular classic Korean ramen. What I received was essentially noodles in hot, unseasoned water. The broth—which is the soul of the dish—was completely transparent and flavorless. It felt less like a meal and more like a bowl of plain pasta water. Really disappointing for anyone looking for an authentic taste
… moreEllen Liu
Worst place ever. There’s beef on the photo menu so I ordered and they came out to be no beef. I asked the staff and she said photo is always only 90% true ♀️ so like why lie?
… moreHugo Du
This Korean restaurant is so over the price. I ordered #14 spicy beef brisket Raman: just instant noodles with beef cost $19. And #6 beef bibimbap everything is cold even the rice cost $18. Don’t ask me how it taste, if you don’t believe me welcome to try it.
… moreRebecca Zhang
Worst Bibimbap! Everything cold except rice. All the dishes are side dishes from the fridge directly. One side dish even has weird smell , suspiciously already gone bad. I wish I checked the google rating before buying.
… moreJavier Robles
Nice place for Korean food. We had the bibimbap and bulgogi it was ok and served very hot. We did not have any negative experiences like I see on here. The place is a bit pricey though. The servers were nice and order came out within 10 minutes.
… moreSHS SHS
We wanted to have a nice meal, so we ordered bibimbap and beef bone soup. The soup was not tasty at all — it only had three thin slices of beef, and the smell and taste were more like offal broth than beef bone soup. The bibimbap had just a tiny piece of meat, literally about a teaspoon, and it was minced. But my husband was hungry, so he had to eat it. And it wasn’t even cheap — $18–20 per dish. They didn’t even give me a refund for the soup. I’m so disappointed, I have no words. Don’t eat there.
… moreChristian Miller
Paid $22 for a bowl of udon noodles that came out about 1/3 full. Complained 2 times to the staff and they could care less. Do not eat here unless you like throwing your money away.
… moreDee
The spicy beef stew came in chunks rather than strings of beef and was very bland. Both the broth and beef had no flavor but the chili oil. The tofu stew with beef wasn’t as bad though.
… morePeter Mui
Ordered from here twice and both times the food was disgusting.
I hot the beef bone soup, flavor was lacking and meat was very tough.
Second time, I got the bulgogi hot pot rice. The beef was tender but there was no flavor at all! The worst part was that the stone pot didn’t crisp up any of the rice. Instead it was goopy and slimy. I couldn’t eat it the way it was and decided to take it home and fix it so i can possibly eat it for lunch tomorrow. I went to the counter to get a box and they guy and lady were rude and charged me 50 cents for the box .
I love Hmart and all the other restaurants there, but i would never eat or recommend the tofu kbbq place again.
… moreI hot the beef bone soup, flavor was lacking and meat was very tough.
Second time, I got the bulgogi hot pot rice. The beef was tender but there was no flavor at all! The worst part was that the stone pot didn’t crisp up any of the rice. Instead it was goopy and slimy. I couldn’t eat it the way it was and decided to take it home and fix it so i can possibly eat it for lunch tomorrow. I went to the counter to get a box and they guy and lady were rude and charged me 50 cents for the box .
I love Hmart and all the other restaurants there, but i would never eat or recommend the tofu kbbq place again.