Hán Guó è Guǎn - Hayward

They don't have many selections. The fried chickens are finely cooked. They haven two menus. If you pick food from the fried chicken one, they don't serve side dishes. It's a bit disappointed when you enter a Korean restaurant without side dishes served.

OKAY WOW!!! I have lived in hayward about 10 years, and this place always looked so sketch to me but we finally decided to give it a try... WHOOOOO SOOO GOOD! they have Korean BBQ and Korean fried chicken (kfc . The only down side the Korean BBQ is NOT all you can eat (AYCE but they do offer combo options so more bang for the buck. Along with the combo plate for kbbq we ordered japchae, kfc and an extra plate of brisket. Honestly I am shocked this place was soooo good! The staff was also so nice and to the kids as well. My partner is Chinese and the way Asian cultures show love is with food... so the fact they brought out the food to the kids and their own water cups was love.. also when we were leaving they kept tapping their arms. (IDK just have to be there and understand the asian culture Only down side we came during the BAY AREA HEAT WAVE, there is absolutely no AC in there plus the grills are cooking.. so we will be back during cooler times : BUT we definitely will be back

Absolutely terrible service! I think it is the owner. We ordered 4 main dish one side dish. 6 people. One set of side dish: include two pieces of potato. Ok that's no problem Korean restaurant always let you refill. Then we asked for more three times, the waiter said ok but never came. When the side dish finally came this lady tied up her hair curly said this is your last refill. I was like what last refill? She only refilled it twice- also I never heard Korean restaurant don't refill side dishes. We won't be back, the food are not good also it is dirty, the tables are sticky and the environment is not very good. Rude customer service and overpriced for small portion.

Excellent service by two ladies, they were quick and very nice to customers. Bbq was delicious along with fried chicken you have a choice to DYI or they cooked from kitchen.

Chicken menu from Ttobongi is nice. Traditional Korean dishes such as green onion pancake, spicy seafood soup, and other dishes were as decent as they were before the menu change. I didn't try the marinated beef since they're not the focus of this restaurant anymore. Recommended for those that want Korean food with soju on the side.