Casual restaurant with familiar Korean offerings such as dumplings, bibimbap & short ribs.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 500 10th St, Palisades Park, NJ 07650
Phone: (201) 482-8744
Website: https://tangmaru.menu11.com/
Menu Photos
Photo Gallery
Related Web Results
Tang Maru 탕마루 – Exceptional Korean Dining Experience in …
Discover Tang Maru 탕마루, a premier Korean restaurant in Palisades Park, NJ, known for its delightful cold noodles, savory soups, and exceptional service.
Tang Maru Delivery Menu | Order Online | 500 10th St Palisades Park
Order delivery or pickup from Tang Maru in Palisades Park! View Tang Maru’s March 2026 deals and menus. Support your local restaurants with Grubhub!
Tang Maru 탕마루 Reviews – Read Full Reviews, Menu, Photos …
If you’re in the mood for authentic Korean cuisine, Tang Maru 탕마루 in Palisades Park, NJ, should be at the top of your list. Located at 500 10th St, …
Reviews
ES “Pil” GC
Go to this restaurant if you want to experience true Korean authenticity not just a meal, but a whole feeling. The food is bold, comforting, beautifully plated, and absolutely and no pricey at all for what you get!
… moreYeon Hong
We haven’t been to this restaurant in years because there are so many restaurants nearby but I should’ve came more often. Korean soups and grilled dishes are still excellent and authentic.
… moreJohn Bakir
Excellent food. Staff were very friendly and helpful. Ordered the Vegtable beef stew and Spicy squid hot pot. Everything was fresh and served quickly. Came three times in 2 weeks thats how much i loved this place. The owner is very kind and friendly as well. Also BYOB, which is a plus!
… moreY Pan
Prompted service. Nice tasting soup in a winter day is always good choice ! Will come back to try other dishes.
… moreTom S
If this place was near me I would eat it once a week. In general I don’t believe in going back to restaurants when traveling for work because there are so many good ones out there. Tang Maru is one I will return to! The spicy squid was amazing. Unexpectedly, it had udon-type noodles, which were a nice touch. Also had the rice cake soup, which was very good. The food was a tad more delicately-flavored than some other Korean restaurants I’ve been to, but in a good way. Service was perfect. They even gave me complimentary tea.
… moreAlejandro Marín
I had the pleasure of dining at this establishment and was thoroughly impressed with the exceptional service, delightful ambiance, and outstanding cuisine. The Korean traditional hangover soup I ordered was truly delicious and expertly prepared. The staff were attentive, friendly, and went above and beyond to ensure a memorable experience. This restaurant has earned a spot as my favorite, and I highly recommend it to anyone seeking a superb dining experience.
… moreLiang Dong
We’ve been coming to this Korean restaurant regularly for their amazing oxtails, and recently we tried adding glass noodles—absolutely delicious! The service here is exceptional. We once accidentally ordered the wrong dish and ended up with a pork stew. Instead of asking for a change, we decided to keep it. To our surprise, the owner noticed and proactively asked if we wanted to change it. We were deeply touched by their warm-heartedness and kindness. Highly recommend this place for both the food and the service!
… moreGary Chan
This place should be more popular but sadly it’s now. We went there last Saturday and the food were sooo good. Probably some of the most authentic Korean food we had.
The seafood pancake was soft inside and crunchy outside. The tofu side dish looks spicy but not really and very addicting. The Korean short ribs/galbi was super flavorful. Not salty but just the type u need to eat it with rice kind. So savory. the glass noddle was spot on. The bone broth soup was expected, flavor to your own taste. I was a little disappointed with no side dish of kimchi. But everything else was excellent. The service was great too, she came by to check on us a few times.
This is a local spot. This place deserves more visitors. Please go give them a try, you won’t be disappointed.
… moreThe seafood pancake was soft inside and crunchy outside. The tofu side dish looks spicy but not really and very addicting. The Korean short ribs/galbi was super flavorful. Not salty but just the type u need to eat it with rice kind. So savory. the glass noddle was spot on. The bone broth soup was expected, flavor to your own taste. I was a little disappointed with no side dish of kimchi. But everything else was excellent. The service was great too, she came by to check on us a few times.
This is a local spot. This place deserves more visitors. Please go give them a try, you won’t be disappointed.
Melanie Tam
UPDATED:
I finally got the chance to dine in and I think I have found my new go-to Korean spot in the area. The takeout was already good, but eating it fresh was (obviously) even better. To start, they bring you banchan. The banchan was slightly different that what they gave us for takeout. It was even better. They gave us these plates of tofu and it might be the best tofu I have ever eaten in my life. It was silky smooth, but doesn’t easily break apart when you try to pick it up, and is topped with some gochujang and green onions.
We ordered 3 lunch specials and a japchae. The lunch specials are a great deal because you can get a combo of a main and tofu soup, appetizer, or seolleongtang. We had tofu soup + seafood pancake, tofu soup + galbi, spicy pork + seollongtang. My favorites were the galbi and the japchae. The galbi isn’t your traditional galbi but is stir-fried in sauce. It’s not a bad thing, but just not what we were expecting. Between the four of us, we had a good amount of leftovers to take home.
Can’t wait to come back!
____________________________
Ordered takeout for a Friendsgiving. We had all the classics – seafood pancake, galbi, spicy pork, regular pork, japchae, and bibimbap. My favorite was the japchae and the galbi. They also gave us two containers each of banchan – kimchi, radish, and white kimchi. I’ve never had white kimchi before and I really liked it. I actually can’t think of another Korean spot that serves it.
Next time, I’ll have to dine in and have everything fresh.
… moreI finally got the chance to dine in and I think I have found my new go-to Korean spot in the area. The takeout was already good, but eating it fresh was (obviously) even better. To start, they bring you banchan. The banchan was slightly different that what they gave us for takeout. It was even better. They gave us these plates of tofu and it might be the best tofu I have ever eaten in my life. It was silky smooth, but doesn’t easily break apart when you try to pick it up, and is topped with some gochujang and green onions.
We ordered 3 lunch specials and a japchae. The lunch specials are a great deal because you can get a combo of a main and tofu soup, appetizer, or seolleongtang. We had tofu soup + seafood pancake, tofu soup + galbi, spicy pork + seollongtang. My favorites were the galbi and the japchae. The galbi isn’t your traditional galbi but is stir-fried in sauce. It’s not a bad thing, but just not what we were expecting. Between the four of us, we had a good amount of leftovers to take home.
Can’t wait to come back!
____________________________
Ordered takeout for a Friendsgiving. We had all the classics – seafood pancake, galbi, spicy pork, regular pork, japchae, and bibimbap. My favorite was the japchae and the galbi. They also gave us two containers each of banchan – kimchi, radish, and white kimchi. I’ve never had white kimchi before and I really liked it. I actually can’t think of another Korean spot that serves it.
Next time, I’ll have to dine in and have everything fresh.
Kevin Artiaga
Food is good, I recommend best for take out only. Dine-in experience was poor. One server for ten table is overwhelming, but I didn’t see the owner or manager nearby. The ambiance is simple, and plain, needs decor especially when Christmas is coming and families need a family friendly atmosphere.
… more