House of Mandoo — Restaurant in Lakewood

If you like Korean Mando and want to try something a little different, give this a try. This place serves something I refer to as Mando Bahng. Instead of using a wonton style wrapper, the ingredients are stuffed into a steamed bun. Me personally I was a little disappointed. I've had it in Seoul and have fond memories of it. I ordered both the kimchee and pork Mando. Both have good flavor but the ratio of meat to veggies is way off which throws the texture way off. Really good mandoo should have a much more meaty dense texture. This is much more of a chunky veggie texture. If you prefer that, this is definitely for you....

WANG MANDOO IS HERE...and it is delicious and cheap! Stumbled across this new, fantastic, giant (wang) mandoo stand in the Paldo Food Court. $2 will get you one of their 3 varieties: red bean, pork & kimchi, or plain pork.

Truly huge - these mandoo are larger than your fist and the fillings pack a punch! The plain pork is not just meat - there are veggies and glass noodles also. Truly delicious. You can watch them making the mandoo through a window and the freshness shines. The skin has tooth to it, yielding to a thin layer of dough and a ton of filling.

The staff here is very friendly - stop by, grab a...

First, its inside the Korean Market! We we're driving around trying to find a store front when we realized its inside the Market. As for the dumplings we got two kimchi pork and two pork. We went because of the reviews and we weren't disappointed. The bread tastes fresh and the pork was very flavorful! The kimchi is what you'd expect of kimchi, a little spicy but not overwhelming. I think for me I liked the pork more but if I was in the mood for spicy I'd choose the kimchi. If your looking for dumplings and something different, then...