Korean Soul Food

Hojokban Korean restaurant name written in Hangul

Walk-ins welcomed, first come first served

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Vintage Korean tiger illustration in a traditional folk-art style, facing right

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The keyword for HOJOKBAN is ‘Food of the Great People.’

Hojokban is a Korean fusion restaurant with an oriental vibe. Its name is a wordplay on the name of a traditional Korean table, by switching characters into words good (HO), people (JOK), and meal (BAN). We offer fusion Korean dishes that people worldwide can enjoy.

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