Hankook Taqueria - Atlanta

I love a good restaurant in the wall! The food was fabulous - I especially enjoyed the crispy chicken Tacos! The staff was incredibly friendly and who was responsible for the playlist has absolutely crushed it with the music! Every song was a bop! DELIGHTFUL Experience all around!

Big shrub! You don't know what looks like, but this is one of the best restaurants in Atlanta. Delicious food with a menu that mixes it. Love the dumplings and you can miss with ANY the tacos, especially the beef. And don?t hesitate to the special features if the tempura avocado on the menu, don't miss!

Since Bone Garden Cantina and Nuevo Laredo both had to wait one hour. It was okay? I feel like the pictures say everything. I wouldn't come back. The sauce was overkilled (I forgot to ask it on the side) and the fish was just the fish rods you might have eaten as a child if your mother didn't have time to cook?proper dinner.? Bean sprouts weren't fresh, but that was standard for? Korean fast food? I tried. They automatically add a 18% tip, and then serve food in polystyrene and bring (plastic) cutlery or polystyrene cups of water. That's okay, what? But it's a bit audacious to automatically add a 18% tip if you are not actually served. I've tipped anyway because I feel that they don't pay a fair wage and instead expect the customer's generosity to be the difference. I'm glad. Last week I had Bibimbap on Han Il Kwan from Buford Highway. I think it costs $16 vs. $12 and it was infinitely better. For quick food, this food should be cheaper. At this price, I think there are better fast food options available.

Great food. came in at lunch and there was a good piece of seating. Two tacos and pommes for $10 is a steal. Also share some bulgogi nachos with a friend. Please note that the parking lot is a little small.

Recommend the specials. The Gyro Tako was great. Might have been abit over hyped. From Diners Drive-Ins Dives: Executive chef with tremendous amount of experience in the culinary world, Tomas Lee, is the brainchild behind this incredible Asian-Fusion spot. A good meal for Alton Brown typically costs $10 or less. It 's no wonder then that he fell in love with Hankook Taqueria 's Bibim-bop made with sliced rib eye, soy sauce, fried egg and the red pepper sweet heat sauce. At $7 this Korean street food goes a long way, especially with some sesame fries.