Hwang Bu Ja - Parsippany-Troy Hills

This may be a small, unassuming place, but the Korean food here is incredible! I tried the No. 29, the spicy version of the Houses style, and it has a wonderfully unique smoky flavor. I was taken by surprise, but my taste buds were in heaven! The kimchi has a distinct flavor as well—honestly, it's the best kimchi I've ever had. Everything feels so traditional, and my palate was truly delighted. I highly recommend this place, and I will definitely return whenever I'm craving Korean food!

The food is delicious, and the staff is friendly and helpful, but the overall experience was off-putting. Still, I recommend checking out the restaurant.

Food is pretty good and is considered to be cheap compared to other Korean restaurants nearby.

This restaurant offers authentic Korean cuisine that feels like home. The prices are reasonable, and the service is generous and attentive, fitting for a family atmosphere. It's conveniently located just off Route 46 (east). If you're unfamiliar with Korean food, don't hesitate to ask for recommendations; the staff is more than happy to assist you. You'll leave feeling healthy and satisfied.

We ordered their Soondobu (tofu soup). I ordered #4 (clams) while my buddy ordered #7 (beef). But after many visits and trying most of their menu, our favorite is #1 (a combination of everything). I personally like mine spicy . It definitely has a nice kick to it but will not hurt you. But most Americans I 've dined with orders mild and they seem to feel that is the perfect balance of spiciness. Another really popular item is their BBQ short ribs. Can you say finger kicking good?!?!! The food is delicious and extremely reasonably priced! However, I have to deduct 1 star for the small appetizers that come with the tofu soups. You get 1 raw egg, 1 small plate of non spicy bean sprouts, 1 small plate of mild Kim chi and 1 small plate of mild cucumbers. Overall, this is a hidden gem in Morris County. Didn 't think I 'll find a good Korean joint I 'd like outside of Queens or Fort Lee.