More Than Dining, a Premium Experience
If you're craving some solid Korean and Chinese food, Hua Han is a great spot. In the words of my girlfriend, "you can actually taste the flavor from the food." They also have a decent drink selection, but the real star? Their bubble tea—easily one of the best in town. The portions are generous, so unless you’re really hungry, just go for the basic portion.
The place has a premium feel—cozy, super comfy seating, a nice atmosphere, and plenty of picture-worthy spots. It’s definitely not cheap, but you get what you pay for. Pro tip: If you're on a budget, go for the Chinese menu. It’s more affordable.
Service is great. The staff is friendly and attentive. Parking is available but not super smooth to get around. The only real letdown is the entrance—it’s not tarred, which feels out of place for a restaurant of this caliber. I will upgrade my rating to 5 stars once this is fixed.
Overall, Hua Han delivers a top-notch dining experience, though it comes at a price. If you don’t mind spending a little extra for quality food and a premium experience, it’s worth checking out.
Nice ambience with a quaint and homely feel. Not suitable for a large group because of the space constraints. The food is tasty but pricey. They've got like 3 different taxes inclusive in the prices
I went for a friends group birthday dinner here and they were very attentive to our individual needs which is wonderful. While the place was lovely, i’m afraid they have to work a bit on the looks of the place as it’s a bit too old. Their island branch is wayy lovelier. Overall, it’s a great place!
My daughter dragged us here to satisfy her Korean dish craving . The ambience is lovely, food not bad not something I was used to🥹 especially the cold dish.
The Bubble tea was really nice and the seafood onion pizza was yum 🥰.
Overall, it was a good experience 🥰
The place had this old school Asian vibes which I have no problem with. However, they need to be more attentive. We walked in, confused about where to sit, and no waiter led us to a table. We had to sort ourselves.
While the food was good, the waiter could have been more attentive. I noticed that the meal they grill in front of you is not salted. If you don't eat salt like that, that's fine, but for me, I found it a little bland.
Also, I felt cheated. The menu shows the platter of protein as 8 varieties, but we were told we would get only 6. Even at the 6, the portions were smaller than their picture menu.
On a positive note, their medium rice options is enough for 2 adults.
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Josh Olatunde
a month agoMore Than Dining, a Premium Experience If you're craving some solid Korean and Chinese food, Hua Han is a great spot. In the words of my girlfriend, "you can actually taste the flavor from the food." They also have a decent drink selection, but the real star? Their bubble tea—easily one of the best in town. The portions are generous, so unless you’re really hungry, just go for the basic portion. The place has a premium feel—cozy, super comfy seating, a nice atmosphere, and plenty of picture-worthy spots. It’s definitely not cheap, but you get what you pay for. Pro tip: If you're on a budget, go for the Chinese menu. It’s more affordable. Service is great. The staff is friendly and attentive. Parking is available but not super smooth to get around. The only real letdown is the entrance—it’s not tarred, which feels out of place for a restaurant of this caliber. I will upgrade my rating to 5 stars once this is fixed. Overall, Hua Han delivers a top-notch dining experience, though it comes at a price. If you don’t mind spending a little extra for quality food and a premium experience, it’s worth checking out.
Joy Ohiaeri
4 months agoNice ambience with a quaint and homely feel. Not suitable for a large group because of the space constraints. The food is tasty but pricey. They've got like 3 different taxes inclusive in the prices
Victory Sunday
3 months agoI went for a friends group birthday dinner here and they were very attentive to our individual needs which is wonderful. While the place was lovely, i’m afraid they have to work a bit on the looks of the place as it’s a bit too old. Their island branch is wayy lovelier. Overall, it’s a great place!
Mumi Tani
8 months agoMy daughter dragged us here to satisfy her Korean dish craving . The ambience is lovely, food not bad not something I was used to🥹 especially the cold dish. The Bubble tea was really nice and the seafood onion pizza was yum 🥰. Overall, it was a good experience 🥰
Titi Dokubo
8 months agoThe place had this old school Asian vibes which I have no problem with. However, they need to be more attentive. We walked in, confused about where to sit, and no waiter led us to a table. We had to sort ourselves. While the food was good, the waiter could have been more attentive. I noticed that the meal they grill in front of you is not salted. If you don't eat salt like that, that's fine, but for me, I found it a little bland. Also, I felt cheated. The menu shows the platter of protein as 8 varieties, but we were told we would get only 6. Even at the 6, the portions were smaller than their picture menu. On a positive note, their medium rice options is enough for 2 adults.