J’s Korean Cuisine

I just discovered this cool Korean spot to hang out and drink in Fullerton that opens very late. Come join me! I had: 1. Chicken Wings 2. J’s Super Fries 3. Chicken Sandwich 4. Bulgogi Tacos 5. Bulgogi Sliders

We have been here before at a different location, and came for a Saturday lunch. I appreciate that this location has free parking, but be aware the spots are tight if you have a larger vehicle. The food is hot and definitely fresh, but the pacing of the delivery may have some of your party waiting longer on busy days. The food is good, and the staff are all very friendly, but if a crowd comes through they might have a little difficulty getting to everyone at the pace you are expecting. We weren't in a hurry today, so it was alright, but if you come expecting to kind of get in and get out, you might need to plan for a longer wait.

What’s going on with this place? It used to be one of my favorites, but the last few orders have been really disappointing. I kept hoping it was just a bad night here and there, but it's become a regular issue—especially with pickup. I recently placed a large order and was so let down that I ended up getting food from another restaurant. It was honestly embarrassing to serve my guests a half-empty sandwich, and the wings tasted anything but fresh. Out of 15 sliders, only two were passable—and even those were just mediocre. It’s really disheartening to see a place I used to love decline like this.

I love Korean cuisine, and when I saw that they had Bulgogi Tacos, I was super excited. Too bad, it was such a disappointment. This place was a bit odd; the vibes were certainly off, and the service was mid. The server took about 20 minutes to take our order, the place was not packed. The server kept talking to his co-worker about how he couldn't wait for his shift to be over and that he just wanted to go home. Which is understandable, but if you do not like your job, then find a new one. The restroom was dirty and wet. I ordered the K-Pop Bulgogi Tacos and the Bulgogi Sliders. They both pretty much tasted the same. I wouldn't come here again, and I don't think you should either...

Came here on a Friday afternoon and it wasn't packed – perfect! We ordered a ton of food! The food was delicious and the prices were great! Ordered: Toppokki with ramen: 8/10 Bulgogi Sliders: 9/10 J' Super Fries: 9/10 Shrimp Tempura Bibimbap: 7/10 Sweet Chili Wings: 6/10 Sadly, I didn't take pics of everything! But it was a great experience! Overall experience was good ! Love that they close at 2AM !

The food was not bad. Pricing just does not match. I feel like the food is overpriced for what it is. I ordered the tempura bi bim bap and frozen shrimp tempura was used. Nothing was bad. Value just didn't add up. We won't be coming back.

The atmosphere is cozy and cool, the food is good but not outstanding, the servers are nice but a bit forgetful. The first thing we ordered didn’t get put in to the kitchen so we had to wait a while for it. The prices are okay, definitely not a weekly dinner spot for students.

The plain and soy wings were good. Everything else wasn’t quite to our expectations. The bulgogi didn’t taste like bulgogi and everything was super sweet. I do think you will like this place if you like really sweet Korean food. Also, you’ll probably like it if you are there mainly to drink alcohol.

Finally found a late-night spot in Fullerton that hits the spot J's Korean Cuisine is open until 2am, and it's perfect when you're craving Korean comfort food with friends. I tried the chicken (crispy, flavorful, and not greasy at all), kimchi fries loaded with toppings, the chicken sandwich with super fries, plus their deluxe bibimbap. Everything was hearty, satisfying, and came out quick even though they were busy. Portions are generous too! The vibe is super casual, great for a late-night bite, and the staff was really friendly. Prices are reasonable for the amount of food you get, and there are tons of options whether you want rice bowls, ramen, tacos, or Korean street food. If you're looking for a place to grab good food late into the night, J's Korean Cuisine is definitely worth checking out.

Amazing as always! New location :) I was here when they were right next to Play Coffee. They have now moved to a bigger location but there are signs posted that new DTF location soon. I had the fried chicken this time and the last time. I am not sure if they changed owners but it was still as delicious as I remember! I think this is some of the best fried chicken in the area. There was one server for the whole restaurant the day I went. She was so sweet and attentive despite having to wait on the whole shop. It genuinely was impressive and we are so thankful for the amazing service. Ample seating all indoors! Has two different section that all provide a different vibe.

All yall leaving 5 stars be trippin. Maybe it's bc I had the ramen tofu soup. Ngl it was whack. Service... literally had to go find the waitress (who likes to hide in the kitchen) for napkins, and finally the check. Probably could've walked out of there and no one would've ever noticed. The restaurant itself is quaint. However, they're legit using ikea furniture (if not, cheaper stuff). The tables wobble and the seats creak. On top of that, you can smell and feel the grime. Almost like they broke the place in with a beer shower party, and never bothered to wipe stuff down. This stuff is far from good Korean food. It's more of a place to get rekt drinking and tearing the place up before you leave.

Great spot and the setting was chill. Good service too. The food was absolutely delicious! Portion sizes were generous and perfect for sharing between two people. Definitely a solid choice if you're craving Korean food in a relaxed setting.

Been here 5 times and they've gotten our order wrong 3 times When they get the order right, this place is 5 stars. But somehow they keep sending us the wrong order. I recommend ordering everything plain then adding sauce on the side. If you don't, the wings are very soggy. When they get the order right, we love this place but it's been hit or miss whether or not you'll get what you order. To solve this maybe order in store, we have only ordered takeout and DoorDash and they keep having this issue. Food is solid for the price but probably dine in if possible.

My friend and I watched a movie at the nearby theater. We had a little bit of a hard time finding a restaurant open at that time of night. Luckily, this was open. The parking is pretty limited for this spot. There's a back lot but there's only a few spaces. Otherwise, there's street parking. The restaurant has both a back patio and inside seating. The vibe of the place is definitely casual and good for a late night hangout. My friend and I ordered the "Seoul Super Fries" and 12 pieces of fried chicken with 2 flavors (soy garlic and seoul spicy). We both really like the soy garlic chicken, but weren't a fan of the Seoul spicy. We also really liked the fries, which came in a pretty large portion. Lastly, we ordered the tacos. We also didn't enjoy these as much. The flavors of the bulgogi and the sauce/veggies just didn't taste well together. Service was pretty standard. The servers were friendly and the food came out pretty quickly too.

After hiking/riding some trails in Fullerton, we decided to pick up takeout from here. Portions are generous relative to the price point and these are some excellent Korean-style chicken wings! I wouldn't mind having them again for sure!

What happened to this place? It used to be so good. But the past few orders have been terrible. I kept giving them the benefit of the doubt, thinking maybe it was just an off night--but it's become a consistent issue, especially with pickup orders. I recently placed a large order and was so disappointed that I had to order food from somewhere else. It was embarrassing to serve a half-empty sandwich to my guests, and the wings weren't fresh at all. Out of 15 sliders, only two were decent--and even those were just okay. It's such a shame to watch what used to be one of my favorite spots go downhill like this.

After a late night at the brewery I definitely needed some drunchies. Seoul Eats was open in the area and I had their bulgogi burrito! The burrito was huge and it was decent; the Bulgogi was well marinated although I found it to be a little too sweet for my liking. Service is decent and it's a family business as well!

This is one of the most randomest spots I've tried but it's is also one of the best I've had in 2025 so far. Service was very chill and welcoming by the staff! The place felt very random but homey and warm. Now the food, let me tell you... pricing I think is very solid for what you get! We ended up getting 24 wings, Seoul fries, and a huge bowl of tteokbokki with cheese and ramen in it! I've been looking for late night spots to grub after a long night and this is one of them ones!! I will def be coming back, if you know me, no you don't at this place! Much love

Food was delicious and enjoyed the Kpop music videos on loop. Staff was incredibly attentive and overall a great time.

Seoul... I didn't enjoy the food here as much as I thought I would. We got the Seoul Super Fries and the Ramenbokki. The fries were yummy, but their Ramenbokki was too sweet. I tried to finish it, but couldn't. I took it home thinking I'd give it another try, but I couldn't do it. I had to throw majority of the dish away. It wasn't cheap either. $17.99 for a big bowl of sugar. Parking wasn't great. But we found a spot right away. The parking lot was very small. Service was good, fast and friendly. The place was quaint and super cute. It looked like a restaurant scene in the Kdrama shows. I just wished the food was better.

Came around to this place after some shenanigans in the area. I've actually came to this place years ago back when it was still located in downtown Fullerton so I was surprised that they had moved. Having a bigger indoor space was definitely an improvement for sure. There is also parking right next to the building that I didn't see. I ended up parking in the residential area which wasn't too bad of a detour. Some food we ordered: Red T.B.K (TTEOKBOKKI): Ricecakes was pretty good amount of chewiness and the fishcakes were standard. I think we might've gotten too mild for the tteokbokki; the sauce was a little sweet for me. We did have some white friends with us too Korean Chicken Wings - 12 pcs (Sweet Chili/Soy Garlic): Can't really go wrong with this as a good snack food. I would think a bit more pickled vegetables or have some pickled radish in the middle would accentuate it more. It felt a bit sparse as a palate cleanser. Seoul Super Fries: which compared to the others wasn't my go to favorite. Maybe because we went when it wasn't as busy, but service was decent I would say. Attentive when we were looking for something but I recall them being in the kitchen more than occasionally checking the tables. This place is definitely good for late night out munchies with friends and enjoying the vibes.

If you like Korean food, this is a must try! My husband & I stopped for lunch on our way to the NAMM show in Anaheim. ***Seoul Eats is in Fullerton. It's very vibey and has rich flavor. Love some good fusion food. Quick to serve you (service was good) & was a pretty chill spot. It's a whole in the wall but so good. My hubby had the wings. I had the Bibimbap Burrito which contained veggies, egg, a blend of sesame oil & Gochujang (Korean chili). Was unique & truly chefs kiss #gemz

It's been a while since I visited this restaurant in store, but it looks like they've rebranded and moved locations -- or rather switched locations with their sister store. All of their food items looks like it stayed the same with a few additional items. I stuck to the classics: tbk, 6 pc wings (soy garlic and sweet chili), kimchi tacos, and a bottle of soju. Everything tastes exactly how I remembered it, sweet, spicy, and savory. The wings here are probably my favorite because they hold so much flavor and the chicken skin is incredibly crispy. The tbk is good, but after a few bites it does feel overwhelmingly sweet. Kimchi tacos are very delicious with the kimchi bits over the bulgogi meat. There was only one person when we came but he was fantastic and always made sure we were doing okay. This location is now located close by Costco where Sushi Joint used to be. The parking lot fits maybe about 8-10 cars. They also offer a patio that looks like it's outdoors but is really covered and indoors. I love how they decorated the space making it look like a great bar vibe.

Cute Korean Pub/Pocha vibe! We tried their Red T.B.K (added ramen noodles), Seoul super fries, Seoul sweet chili fries, and Korean chicken 24 pcs wings (all 4 flavors). It's a great spot to drink and eat with friends and family. The food came out pretty quick, very delicious and flavorful. Love the chill and warm vibes. The staffs were very friendly and sweet. Private free parking available, there are some neighborhood parking.

I came on Mother's Day and it wasn't packed which was nice so we got seated right away, parking is in the back but there's an entrance there! They have a cute little ambiance going on feels like a hole in the wall spot to me. The food was good but like some other reviews say lacked flavor, I did have to ask for another sauce for my burrito because it just tasted like nothing even though it was full of different ingredients. The server was really nice and gave us waters right away and a lot of napkins which we did need for the food we ordered. We also got the best seller fries and that was good and the sauce complimented it well. The best seller ramen I believe was really good ! I love the spice and the cheese together with the egg and noodles. I do think I'd come back here but not order the burrito.

We were craving Korean food and found this nice little eatery through a quick yelp search. They have parking at the back but it's compact and can get busy. The decor is simplistic and it's a small restaurant with limited staff (had 1 waitress and cook when I dined in) so it can take time to get your order. We ordered wings and the Ramen soup and both were v good. It's a nice little place for a quick bite and next time I'm the area craving Korean food, I will return here.

Needed to eat and we had our dogs at a hotel, we ended up ordering online from this restaurant. We were able to place an order and use UBER EATS the food arrived hot and was so delicious that we did not even remember to take photos for this review. The food was full of flavor and delicious. I definitely recommend. The food ordered was 1 x Soft tofu stew ramen, 1 x Korean Chicken sandwich + Half Seoul super Fries (beef), 1 x Shrimp Tempura Bibimbap, and 1 × K-Pop Bulgogi Taco (3 Pc)

Spicy Seoul Chicken Wings 5/5 Soy Garlic Chicken Wings 5/5 Seoul Kimchi Fries 5/5 Service 4.5/5 Atmosphere 4/5 Overall 4.5/5 We came early on a Friday night at 6:00 pm. There was no wait for a table and were immediately seated. When we left after 7:00 pm it definitely was filling up and some people had to be seated outside. If coming on a weekend - definitely come earlier (or way later since they close at 2:00 am). Staff was pleasant and service quick! We loved the wings! Crispy exterior, juicy interior. Excellent bite. We went with the Soy Garlic and Spicy Seoul. The Spicy Seoul was spicy and sweet and wasn't overly fiery. We switched back and forth between the savory Soy Garlic and Spicy Seoul and determined both were equally tasty. The Seoul Kimchi Fries were delicious! The fries were topped with beef bulgogi, cheese, house TeriMayo sauce, Spicy Seoul sauce, minced kimchi, and a fried egg. The minced kimchi was fantastic atop the fries! I've had kimchi on bulgogi fries before, but this was the first time I've had it minced on fries. It made it so easy to have kimchi in every bite! The food was delicious at this Korean gastropub and we will definitely return!

This was our first visit to Seoul Eats at their new location in a baby blue building on the corner of Ash and Harbor Blvd. There's a small parking lot in the back. We came back for the wings we remembered loving, ordering 12-pieces split between soy garlic and sweet chili. The flavors were solid, but I found myself getting tired of the sweet chili after a few wings. The wings could've used more crisp and batter. The chicken sandwich had a better crunch and texture. We also tried the deluxe bibimbap, which was different from the standard bulgogi with additions of tofu and shrimp tempura. It was an interesting twist, but overall felt a bit average in flavor. The bathroom situation was a bit odd--the men's room was out of order, so everyone had to use the women's. Not a huge deal, but the facilities could use some attention. There was a sign by the sink that looked like it had important info, but the ink was so faded it was unreadable.

I really liked: Seoul Super Fries These were ok: Soy Garlic Korean Chicken Sandwich Bulgogi Bibimbap We got a half order of the fries, and there's still a ton of fries and plenty of bulgogi #goodeats. Sadly the chicken could be crispier and brined longer. The flavor on the surface of the chicken doesn't reach the inside. The Bibimbap here doesn't crisp up the rice, and the overall texture is very mushy. I left feeling pretty disappointed because the resturant decor is super cute and the service was excellent.

ahhh we wanted so much to like this place. The ambiance and location is great for late night eats. The picture provided is of my boyfriend's plate. He liked the super fries but wasn't a fan of the chicken sandwich. He ordered the Seoul spicy chicken but mentioned the sauce was too sweet. The combination of the sweet sauce on the fries plus the sweet chicken was too overpowering. Unfortunately, my food never came out! There was a 25 minute gap between the first meal coming out and my food. My boyfriend had already finished his meal therefore I asked the waiter to cancel my order.

There's too many places to choose when in So Cal. We decide to try here since and it did not disappoint. It's a must try at least once but did make it here twice. 1st time we had a variety of chicken wings and I can remember all the other items as it's been a while. But all of them were delicious and I love Korean fried chicken. 2nd time here order the variety of fried chicken, ramen and fries. Man it was so good. Definitely hit the spot! the service was decent as it doesn't get super busy both times we've been there so we have been lucky. Looks like they have a lot of to go orders, so it might be a little slow.

I've been eyeing this place for a while. I came on a Sunday for lunch and there was one party inside. It's located in an alley like area in DT Fullerton. There's street parking or parking lots close by. It's actually smaller inside than I thought, but still several available tables. Service was a little slow because there was only one worker taking orders and bringing drinks/food out. We ordered the following: Seoul Super Fries ($17.49) - fries topped with bulgogi, sauce, and a fried egg. The fries were partially cold and partially warm, but not hot. Also tasted like the cheap frozen fries you'd get in the supermarket. We were getting so tired of chewing because of the texture. Korean fried chicken ($9.99 for 6 pieces) - you can choose up to 2 flavors for this option. The soy garlic was really good and the best part of the meal. The sweet chili was not bad, but it was a little too saucy for me. Overall, it wasn't the best experience. I had high expectations from reading the reviews, but left disappointed.

Food was delicious and very favorable without being too overwhelming. Fries were nice and crispy and the sauces kept the flavor fresh despite all the cheese.

The place was really cute with tile walls and fairy lights along the ceiling and windows. Staff were nice and we got to choose where to sit. It wasnt too busy at 7PM and even so there were outdoor seatings as well! We ordered the ramen-bboki, the soy garlic and sweet chili 6 pc wings, and bulgogi bibimbap. The wings were really flavorful and lathered with a good amount of sauce (highly recommend the soy garlic)! The ramen-bboki was somewhat spicy (I don't really eat that spicy) but it was definitely worth drinking water for. Unfortunately, the bibimbap didn't have any seasoning or sauce with it so I decided to take the rest to go. Other than that, I really enjoyed the food!

The wings were excellent!!! Crispy, tasty, cooked perfectly and served nice and hot. We had the sweet chili wings and the Soy garlic. Loved them. They have a nice menu and the food coming out of kitchen looked awesome. It's very cute inside, we also had an excellent server. She was very friendly and attentive. I will be back for sure.

the super fries are the reason i come back to this place its so fire i cant even lie 10/10 would rec the beef is so tender in all the dishes, the bulgogi is on the sweeter side tho

Such a cute restaurant! It's kind of hidden in Fullerton, but definitely a great little find. I had the sweet chili chicken sandwich with fries, and it was delicious-the perfect amount of kick. The staff was friendly and the service was quick, which made the experience even better. Overall, the vibe is chill and it's a cool spot for a casual outing. Definitely worth checking out!

I was confused on how to get here, but there's little parking lots around the area- It's located in an alleyway, a bit hidden. Ordered the shrimp tempura, pork, and bulgogi tacos- Shrimp was my favorite, but it didn't stand out that much since i got it to-go and it was a bit cold by the time I got home. The soy garlic wings (3.5/5) & sweet chili (4/5). Sweet chili wings were more flavorful than soy garlic, but tasted a lot like just gochuchang. Bibimbap burrito (4.5/5) was tasty! But bibimbap is already quite yummy on its own- i guess putting it in a burrito makes it easier to eat on the go. I would say it's worth trying still

Don't you love when you try out a new restaurant and the food is as good as it looks on Yelp? Maybe it's just me, but I've been interested in this place ever since I found it on Yelp. It has a cute chill vibe where it is great to go on a date or with friends. The menu has so many options that it's hard to choose. So went with a popular favorite, the bibimbop burrito. Grateful it's cut in half, cause damn it's filling. The family got the chicken sandwich and loaded fries. Snagged a few bites of fries before food coma kicked in. The fries are BOMB. I have a feeling there's nothing bad on the menu. So, stop reading and get in your car and go. You won't be disappointed (as long as they are open lol). So check hours. Cheers!

I came here with a friend on a very rainy day. The parking lot is small. But thanks for the weather, there are plenty of spots. There weren't that many parties inside the restaurant. The service was fast. The teokbokki wasn't as spicy as I wanted. The black sauce made it taste less gochuchang flavor. Overall, I hope it would be more spicy and authentic. The fried chicken was yummy. It's kinda hard to go wrong. The soy garlic was the best. The seoul spicy wasn't spicy for me. But it was for my friend.

Solid Korean late night spot with fusion goods. We got the kimchi fries, chicken wings with soy garlic and Seoul spicy, bibimbap burrito. We enjoyed all the dishes, my favorite was the fries (I will say it reminded me of pasta over Korean fries but it was yummy!) Service was good and ambiance is like a Korean pub (darker lighting with kpop playing)

This is a no frills Korean food joint (no banchan). Their main goal is to sell you food that will promote consumption of their mostly bottled (adult) beverages. I bumped up a star since they had a few vegetarian/vegan options, but it's not a place I would frequent or come out of the way for. We had the tofu bimbimbap and tofu stew ramen. The ramen was spicy & salty; it tasted like instant noodles, not ramen noodles as the server said. So $14.99 for a bowl of Korean instant noodles, veggie, tofu, and fried egg is a bit steep for what it is. You can easily make this at home. I appreciate them serving the bimbimbap in a cast iron pan but it was such a nuisance with the plastic plate underneath. You can't mix the dish without out food flying out and the pan tilting from one side to the other. It should be served on a wood block. Flavor wise it's solid and a good vegetarian option. All of their vegetarian dishes can be made vegan by removing the egg. Parking was easy in their private lot at night, but YMMV.

Formerly known as J's, Seoul Eats is known for their flavorful Korean dishes, such as their chicken wings, Tteokbokki, and Korean chicken sandwich. The restaurant is located in downtown Fullerton, so parking can be difficult sometimes, depending on which day you visit. My boyfriend and I ended up parking in the nearby structure and walked over, which took less than 5 minutes. It wasn't too busy, so we were able to grab any table that was available. The interior is decorated with tons of string lights, posters, and silly decor pieces with gigantic frogs sitting at the front LOL. Service here was pretty quick and everyone was helpful and nice! After getting seated and looking at the menu for some time, we ended up ordering the 12pc wings with soy garlic and sweet chili ($18.99), and the red T.B.K. with beef and cheese! ($16.99 + $3 for cheese)  When I tell you that we devoured that meal, but also ended up taking the tteokbokki (T.B.K.) home since the portions here are generous! The wings were delicious, our favorite being the soy garlic. My only note for the chicken wings is that the sweet chili is sooo over-sauced, to the point where we had to wipe a lot of it off with our napkins. For the T.B.K, there was definitely a good spice to it that made my mouth burn, but was still enjoyable regardless! The rice cakes were the perfect amount of chewiness and the tteokbokki's sauce was actually addictive. Overall, we left feeling super full and satisfied! With Seoul Eats closing at 2AM, it's the perfect late night spot. I would definitely recommend visiting here if you're ever craving Korean food in the Fullerton area! Just note that coming here and not eating messy is next to impossible, at least it is for me LOL.

Everything looks so good! I came for the kimchi fries, kimchi tacos and the ramen! They have exceed my expectations! I loved how cozy this place is and the waitress is very attentive!

This spot is so good! I'm glad my friends and I discovered it--great find! It's a small little shack in the corner with parking. When we went in, it definitely had a pocha bar vibe. Honestly, I didn't know what to expect with the food, but we got the wings and the Seoul fries, and they were super delicious! The wings were perfectly cooked--tasty, crispy on the outside, and juicy on the inside. The Seoul fries were very flavorful, with soft and tasty bulgogi and a great sauce. I'd definitely come back if I'm in the area again!

Unfortunately everything was very bland lacking any flavor the service was fine the ambiance was also fine weird that country music was being played at. A Korean restaurant but that's not a particular problem overall just a pretty unsatisfying meal In summary, the overall quality of the food failed to meet even basic expectations, resulting in a significantly disappointing dining experience.

Food: 2 stars Service: 0 star Ambiance: 2 stars To start, the space is cute. It's decorated like a kid's collage project but cute. There are spaces that are clearly outdated (floors still show remnants of the sushi bar that used to be here and bathrooms don't appear to been touched since the 90s?). And the bathrooms, like their previous space in DTF smelled like sewage (grease/oil backup). Service: it was loud when we arrived. Very loud. Not from customers but from music (with only one table seated at the time). When the server/host/FOH person "greeted us" he mumbled and pointed nondescriptly to the restaurant. When I responded with "I'm sorry what was that?", he clarified by basically shouting "sit anywhere on this side" (again, not really pointing anywhere). So we got seated and were given menus. We received waters and while trying to diacuas the menu and what to get, we realized we couldn't hear each other so I asked the server (when he stopped by) if it was possible to lower the volume of the music. HE F*CKING ROLLED HIS EYES AT ME. And just walked away. The volume was lowered but what the heck???? Our food came out. Tofu ramen, 12 piece wings, and chicken sandwich-combo. When he started walking away, I again had to audaciously ask which flavors were which of the wings.... HE ROLLED HIS EYES AGAIN. Tofu ramen came out so piping hot even after 20 minutes and a few ice cubes, it was basically inedible (and all the noodles at that point were water lodged). 12-piece wings were the "highlight" (loosely used). Flavor was decent but very much overly dressed in sauces. The chicken sandwich combo was by far the worst. The bun was burnt on the inside and outside of both top and bottom buns. The chicken was also overdressed. The fries were SO fried, they were basically potato chips. It could have been fried bread and I honestly wouldn't be able to tell the difference. Overall, never giving this place a chance again. I have no clue how a place with such mediocre, overpriced food with AWFUL service could stay afloat, but when we left, there were three or four other tables seated with a handful of takeout orders (online/phone?) coming through. Good for them for staying busy, but I really wish people can see the light and check out better Korean options.

This place is my favorite Korean Fusion place so far. I've been here a few times already and tried several items on the menu. -The bibimbap burrito is a solid choice and pretty filling! Not to mention that Bulgogi is one of the best inventions ever so the fact that you get to have that in a burrito is awesome. If you can't handle spicy food I'd suggest ordering it without the Gochujang sauce. -The Ramen Bokki portions are really generous, and it's overall a really good bowl. Don't hesitate to order a bottle of Terra Beer/Soju to go with it -The Bulgogi Rice bowl is excellent, it comes with J's Teriyaki Mayonnaise which is really good (it is -I also sampled Seoul Super Fries from my friend and that was delicious This is an excellent place and choice of food for the Seoul

I was really enticed to try this place after seeing all the pictures and reading the reviews. Ordered the Seoul Ramen which was basically shin ramen with small pieces of bulgogi, couple pieces of paper thin slices of mushroom, green onion, cheese and an egg for $16.99.

It's hidden in an alleyway, you will not see it on the Main Streets but you can just park in the parking structure, small lil walk. The staff here is super friendly and helped us choose what to get. It's a lil hole in the wall to get shareable and have some soju it's really cool. We ordered the BULGOGI SLIDERS, J's SIPER FRIES, and 6 WINGS (soy garlic, Seoul spicy) . I'm usually not a fan of bulgogi but it was really good not overally sweet, between the sliders and the fries, the fries were super delicious, everything was good just the fries was the best part and the egg to top it off too.

Seoul Eats is a little further from the general downtown area. We came for lunch around 3pm on a Friday and the place was not busy at all. I ordered the Seoul Kimchi Fries and Kimchi Bulgogi Tacos. I was decently hungry so I thought I could finish both as the tacos seemed kind of small, however I was not expecting such large portions. The fries tasted great and had the right amount of spiciness. I also liked that the kimchi flavor was pretty prominent. The tacos were also filling as they were loaded with a bunch of toppings. I just wished that the ground beef on both plates was a little juicier as they were quite dry and only tasted good with the sauce. The restaurant itself may need a little more maintenance since the table I sat at was sticky and some leftover food on the table got on my shirt as I first sat down. However, the ambiance was nice, the service was great, and the food was delicious. I would recommend coming here if you're looking for a filling meal!

We tried out this place and it didn't really impress me. The food wasn't really so authentic or even that tasty. Maybe it's more of a fusion and I was looking more for Korean street food experience. The bulgogi sliders were kind of dry and blah and they didn't even have any real kimchi available. The Tteokbokki was ok. Service was mid even though the place wasn't full. I don't think I would return.

SEOUL EATS revived my SOUL ~~~ This was my chosen spot for Saturday lunch with two friends visiting the area~ The interior was clean and cozy, nearly feeling like a glimpse of South Korea. My waiter was super sweet/thoughtful! He overheard that it was my birthday the day before and offered to give me some soju on the house : ) We ordered Seoul Super Fries, T.B.K., and the 18-piece wings! To start off, the Seoul Super Fries were OUTSTANDING! They were crispy on the outside, and fluffy on the inside. In a nutshell, they were tremendously balanced in flavor with proper seasoning. I could even tell that the oil utilized was top-notch! The T.B.K. (also known as tteok-bokki or spicy rice cakes) was IMMACULATE! The balanced flavor profile combined with the chewy texture was to die for! The spicy kick within it was a bit too much to handle for me, but I have a pretty low spice tolerance HAHA! However, the spice level was PERFECT for my other friends. : ) As for the wings, we got three different types of flavors -- soy garlic, sweet chili, and Seoul spicy. To no surprise, the Seoul spicy was SPICY! It was slightly overwhelming for me, so I stuck with the soy garlic and sweet chili~ These flavors had a strong savory taste with slight sweetness. I also enjoyed the crispy texture and tenderness AND the sauce consistency was definitely a top element!

Entrance is in a side alley and doesn't seem super apparent that it's there. The place is pretty small, not a lot of tables but it was comfortable. Server was attentive and quick to take orders as soon as we sat down. I ordered the deluxe bibimbap and it was pretty good. Wish there was more flavor? I don't know how to explain it but the beef was a bit bland and the shrimp tempura was pretty oily. I think the oil wasn't hot enough. Generally tasted okay but not something I feel like i have to have or something. At least the egg was nicely fried

I'm not sure why this place has four stars, and I don't think it's worth it. Wings 6pc (Seoul spicy and soy garlic) aren't that great The ramen rokki with tofu is more on the sweeter side Regular fries were tasteless and crispy burnt, and the sauce that goes with it is watery and flavorless. Service is alright, nothing special The decor's a bit flashy, but there are plenty of seats.

Nice little place to kick back with food and drinks. I was looking for late night style korean spots after a day at Disney. This popped up with the high review score, so might as well check it out. The spot itself is a little hidden down an unassuming alleyway. We sort of werent paying attention as we were navigating and missed the big parking structure across the street and ended up parking in the small lot right in front of the restaurant. Be warned, they don't validate for this lot. By the looks of it, this area is a club/bar hopping kind of place. The place itself is a little small, but has a couple of different options for different group sizes. We waited maybe 10 minutes before our group of 2 was seated on a Saturday evening. The rsvp system is a sheet of paper where you put your name and number on. It is a little dated, but just so you know, you're number is sitting there. Took a little for us to be initially served. The menu had a lot of options that I wanted to try, but I was in the mood for a Tteokbokki dish. The Red TBK sounded good, so I went with that. It was a usual turn around time for it to arrive. It had rice cakes, fish cakes, green onion, and bulgogi. It was supposed to have hard boiled eggs, but mine came over-easy. The unusual egg style probably got lost in the chili sauce, as opposed to a hard boiled one. The bulgogi also gets lost in the sauce, but I think I was able to find everything without consuming all of the sauce. It was good for what it is, but nothing to write home about, pretty usual tteokboki. You do get a lot though, that it can be split between multiple people. It does feel worth the 16.99. The staff was nice. Kpop performances on the tvs. I do want to try more of the menu. Besides a little wait and a dish mixup, definitely worth checking them out.