Ho Ho Restaurant - Korean restaurant in East Rutherford - 235 Paterson Ave, USA

This is a decent restaurant, their food is extremely good but the interior and look of the restaurant need some touch up. It’s not very crowded even during weekend lunch hour, despite having only about 6 tables, we didn’t have to wait at all. The menu is concise, they have rice bowls, soup bowls and few appetizers. We ordered seafood pancake, couple of rice bowl and two of the seafood tofu soup bowls. The pancake was crispy, little over crispy for my liking. Rice bowls looked really nice, ingredients were excellent. The tofu soup had plenty of seafood stuff, soup had great taste. Their mild version is actually really mild, almost white soup. The side items are unlimited, I really liked the kimchi and radish. Overall a great place to have a belly full meal. Food comes out within a short time and service is good too.

Came in for an early lunch on a Monday at 11:30 with my parents. I had seen an old menu with lunch specials but they don't have it anymore, I guess because of COVID. To start, they give each person 4 different banchan plates - kimchi, seaweed, pickled daikon, and soy bean sprouts. It was nice that we each had our individual set. For food, we decided to each order something different, so we could try a little bit of everything. We had: -Japchae - this was a HUGE portion. But, it was a bit too salty. The flavor was good though. They also jam pack it with lots of veggies and beef. I would recommend it but maybe just ask for less salt, if possible. -Beef bibimbap (hot) - not bad but I've had better -Soon tofu with seafood - this was pretty good but it was pretty hot that day so I wasn't really in the mood for a hot bubbling stew Overall, it wasn't bad. It has a smaller menu than most typical Korean restaurants - but that could be a good thing, if you're an indecisive person. I probably won't be back anytime soon since there are so many Korean restaurants nearby (especially Pal Park) that I need to try first. Tip - there is free street parking

Very delicious Korean food but be aware that they cook all the food for you in the back- the coal stoves on the table and closed up and unavailable.

Authentic taste hit the spot. Side dishes were great. Hot barley tea was available. Beef stew was amazing. Mackerel was smaller than expected but the flavor was right on. Chill atmosphere. Low paying music. All in all, a great spot if you want some tasty Korean food.

This place is absolutely delicious. Please try this once. Great prices, the seafood pancake is the perfect combination of crispy with a lot of toppings inside. Beef tofu soup texture was perfect with a great spicy kick.

Amazing, authentic Korean food. Their seafood pancake is so delicious, I found myself sneaking a couple of bites of my leftovers in the middle of the night lol. I love their spicy beef and scallion soup so much. It tastes like a warm hug and is the perfect balance of spicy. My partner got the beef stir fry, which looked more like a soup but was equally so amazing, no complaints! The best part are the side dishes served to you upon arrival. Very traditional! And I swear the kimchi is the best I’ve ever had so far, I almost asked for a side to go but I was too embarrassed. Staff is professional, accommodating, and courteous. Very clean establishment as well. We are very happy to have such a great restaurant up the street.

Love this place. Feels like being back in Korea. People there are very welcoming. Food is affordable and delicious. They rotate their banchan constantly.

Food was delicious, and service was good. Ambience leaves a little to be desired. I loved the spicy pork over rice, and everyone enjoyed the kimchi pancakes. Everyone gets 4 small bowls which had kimchi, a corn mix, pickled onions, and pumpkin which was a nice touch