Craving Korean food? Wabah food court inside Omart is the closest to a home cook meal. My mother in law is Korean and Wabah food satisfies our palette. We've been coming here for over 10 years and their food is always seasoned well. Calling them to place your order can be a challenge. They never pick up the phone. I called five times before they answered. If you're eating there, you can bring your own drink (nonalcoholic) or buy in the store or drink the water from the water dispenser. I normally enjoy eating there but this time they were doing renovation in the salon and it was noisy from the tools they were using. My husband and I couldn't hear each other talking. Next time, I'll call ahead and if the construction still on, I'll do take out. Craving satisfied!

Hot food that's hot! I did not just repeat myself. They cook food made to order; it's not ready-made, but always fresh off the stove or grill! Korean food is spicy, as you know, so be prepared if you're sensitive to chili heat. Their menu has most food groups except dairy. They're dishes come with bowls of steamed rice. So know that of you order one of the fried rice plates, you'll still get steamed rice with bulgogi or fried fish dishes. Their fried belt fish is one of our favorites. Although it has small bones and might make it tedious to eat, you can just use a fork to kinda "peel off" the fish meat from the skeleton. The other dishes come with so much food - good deals! Wabah Food Court is located inside Omart. Once entering, turn left then walk straight. You'll see them in the corner. Conveniently take a break from shopping to have some lunch. Inside Omart is also a bakery, cafe, and salon. Great place for one-stop shopping!

Wabah Food Court has delicious General Tao's chicken! I stopped here because it was close to another store I needed to go to. They have Korean, Chinese and Thai dishes. I will for sure come back to try some of the Korean and Thai food. If you are in Killeen, TX try Wabah Food Court.

This food court located in O-Mart now is called Wabah Cafe. I noticed with the name change I didn't have a review here. This food court is like that old, reliable place you can go to for comfort. If it was a bar it would be Cheers. We like to order to go all the time. This place always gets packed pre-COVID so now there are not that many tables there to eat at. The fried chicken place in the food court is gone. It has definitely changed in appearances, but the food is still consistent. Thank you for that!! We tend to come on Friday evenings so we call ahead since there is usually a 20-30minute wait for pick up orders. If you call ahead, they will want to take payment over the phone so be prepared to pay by card. We ordered the pork bulgogi, bulgogi and spicy squid. All packed nicely and includes rice with banchan (side dishes). If you're in the area, try it out.

Don't let this place throw you off, the food is cooked right where you can see ( to me that's always a good thing) and omg it's so freaking good, I wasn't sure about it but I know I'll be going back here many times so worth it and good! I wish I got pictures but either way super yummy ! Truly worth going to

Before there was a name "wabah food court", this was known to me and my friends as the Korean restaurant in the O'Mart. I still like that over Wabah as that description conjured up an old time Korean market. Whatever the name is, this is my favorite Korean restaurant in Killeen. They also serve some Chinese and Japanese dishes. No pretention. Solid food. Lots of choices for under $10.

Finally had the presence of mind to take pictures of real-life food before I devoured it. I had the kimchi fried rice. I didn't know it comes with so much steak bits in it when it ordered it, so I was pleasantly surprised when the food came out. It was SO delicious. My sister went with her usual dolsot bibimbap, and she continues to be amazed by how good it is.

This place is a kinda hidden gem. Unless you come to the O - Mart to shop you would never know it existed. Even then it's pretty easy to miss. It's in a tiny little corner of the store. I wouldn't say it looks like the cleanest place but that's how you know the food is going to be good. The crowd at lunch was a mix of military and Korean people which was also a sign that the food was going to be great. I got the Yukaejang (no. 24) based on the recommendation of the cashier. It's a delicious spicy broth soup with a bunch of veggies and noodles. It came with a side of rice and a little metal tray with Kimchi, cauliflower, and a third thing I wasn't familiar with. The menu was kinda hard to find. They don't really have a sign but there's a stack of paper menus near the cashier.