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Very good ox tail soup with rice and noodles! I ate two bowls before my flight to EWR.
Wide variety of food choices. Fast serving for travellers. They will inform diners the waiting time so that travelers can decide if we are able to wait bearing in mind the limited time before boarding a plane.
There are multiple Food Empire food court locations. This is a review of the Terminal 1 East location on the 4th floor, accessed via escalators near the Paris Baguette.
It’s not at all clear when you first enter that this is a Korean style food court. Meaning that the menus and ordering is all done at a single central counter (and accompanying kiosk) just as soon as you get off the escalator. Don’t bother wandering around to the food stalls, you cannot order or see anything (except maybe other people’s orders). Also the court layout is a giant u or n shape, and you can only access one leg or the other through a narrow pass through located just as soon as you get off the escalator. Also there are bathrooms entrances located in the narrow passthrough. So in case it’s not obvious yet, there’s a lot of people and traffic all jammed up just as soon as you step off the escalator.
Once you shove yourself around the people waiting in line to see the menus which are located on three separate walls behind the line of people waiting to order, and decide what to order, you can wait in line to pay in cash and talk to a person, or you can use the kiosk. I recommend the kiosk because there isn’t a line for that.
Once you order you get a number. Find a seat near the food stall you ordered the food from. But don’t stay there. You will need to go to a narrow hallway ish space to stand around and block traffic to look at the monitor that tells you if the order is ready. Or you can just constantly go up the stall with your ticket whenever something that looks like your order appears.
The food itself was ok. The pricing was super reasonable (as of this moment it’s $1 to 1300 won, so that helps, but a can of coke was about 2,200 won whereas the same can at LaGuardia is like $5, so it’s very reasonable for airport food). Facilities were clean except for the tourists who don’t know to bus their own tables. But the staff cleaned those tables off fairly quickly.
If this wasn’t in an airport I’d rate much lower, but the reasonable pricing and decent food options make up for that fact. the major complaint here is the super confusing layout and order system.
It’s not at all clear when you first enter that this is a Korean style food court. Meaning that the menus and ordering is all done at a single central counter (and accompanying kiosk) just as soon as you get off the escalator. Don’t bother wandering around to the food stalls, you cannot order or see anything (except maybe other people’s orders). Also the court layout is a giant u or n shape, and you can only access one leg or the other through a narrow pass through located just as soon as you get off the escalator. Also there are bathrooms entrances located in the narrow passthrough. So in case it’s not obvious yet, there’s a lot of people and traffic all jammed up just as soon as you step off the escalator.
Once you shove yourself around the people waiting in line to see the menus which are located on three separate walls behind the line of people waiting to order, and decide what to order, you can wait in line to pay in cash and talk to a person, or you can use the kiosk. I recommend the kiosk because there isn’t a line for that.
Once you order you get a number. Find a seat near the food stall you ordered the food from. But don’t stay there. You will need to go to a narrow hallway ish space to stand around and block traffic to look at the monitor that tells you if the order is ready. Or you can just constantly go up the stall with your ticket whenever something that looks like your order appears.
The food itself was ok. The pricing was super reasonable (as of this moment it’s $1 to 1300 won, so that helps, but a can of coke was about 2,200 won whereas the same can at LaGuardia is like $5, so it’s very reasonable for airport food). Facilities were clean except for the tourists who don’t know to bus their own tables. But the staff cleaned those tables off fairly quickly.
If this wasn’t in an airport I’d rate much lower, but the reasonable pricing and decent food options make up for that fact. the major complaint here is the super confusing layout and order system.
The food is great but minus 1 star for spicy soup. Even the disk i ask for no spice but the soup is still spicy. maybe it comes from same pot. But Korean cuisine is spicy food and cannot avoid it for all. But the service is great supporting.
Incheon T1 Airport/ 20240302 Whopper was reheated in the microwave bottom of the bun was so hot I could not touch it. Vegi are not fresh. Whole BK Korean buns are day old/ stale . I will never buy BK burgers in Korea. I will stay with Mac or Lotterie in Korea. BK is best in North America.