Home Town - Menu

This is the best Korean food I've had in Anchorage. The service is quick and friendly, and the portion sizes are generous.

Great Service and Food. Made me feel very comfortable like home. Best part they were very helpful explaining some of the dishes and patients while we decided. Thank you

The food is great, but the service was lacking. The waitress could really benefit from a smile to make her more inviting when taking orders, as she seemed quite irritated. View menu

It was busy on Wednesday evening, but the staff was attentive and the food was delicious, as always. I typically come for the tofu soup or the cold buckwheat noodles. It's a great value, especially with all the tasty side dishes!

The food was incredible! I've tried many fantastic Korean restaurants in New York, and this one surpassed many of them! The family-owned atmosphere felt very welcoming, and nothing felt better than enjoying hot soup and banchan after a long 12-hour journey. The service was prompt and very attentive!

For Anchorage it isn't fair to have high expectations but I've tried this place a couple times recently and most of the side dishes either weren't fresh sprouts were dark brown/black or didn't have much flavor 맛이 없다 . The spicy pork was super oily/greasy with little meat and a lot of kimchi which isn't usually added. I'm pretty sure the kimchi is store bought too. Dinners range from $25-30 per person and some things I'd wanna try but range from $40-60 and can't justify paying for. View menu

This was an excellent and authentic Korean restaurant. One of my coworkers was craving some galbi-tang so he picked this spot. It's fairly small inside but I did notice that there were a lot of people picking up take-out. The lady who seated us, also served us. She was very friendly. I wanted to try something new so I thought a Goat Stew sounded interesting. My order, the Goat Stew, came out in a hot, boiling bowl. It was a little spicy but fit perfectly with the flavor. The broth in itself could have been a little more favorable, but the vegetables/meat ratio was very good. We also ordered Mandoo and a Green Onion Seafood pancake. They were both really delicious.

If you have a 2 hour+ layover at the airport (and it is not the busy summer season) consider a 10 minute taxi/ride share to Home Town. It's in a less than attractive strip mall and the decor inside is not much to look at, but the family restaurant humbly produces very good Korean food for a fair price. I had bi bim bap, the great rice dish with the protein of your choice, greens, sprouts, carrots, and a fried egg, plus the spiciness of gochujang peppery sauce to mix in. I also had the mandoo (dumplings) steamed and they were also quite good and a healthy portion. I ate well for a reasonable price and, thanks to ride shares, easily made it back to the airport for my flight.

We were visiting Alaska for the first time and had a craving for Korean food with the family. We saw the great reviews on Yelp and decided to give this place a try. Started off with the seafood pancake (haemul pajun). Nice crisp good flavor-could have used more seafood in it. Pork bulgogi (dwaeji bulgogi). Not my favorite marinade, was maybe a little sweeter than my taste buds prefer, but tender with a mild spice. Squid stirfry (ojinguh bokkum) really enjoy the flavoring. Good combo of peppers, onions, cabbage, and the pieces of squid were tender The standout was the budae jigae (army stew)! It filled the 4 of us easily. Great layering of all the flavors-the broth was complex and delicious.... View menu