Seoul Garden (Korean Grill)

I visited Seoul Food around 7PM and overall had a great experience. The food was excellent, I ordered the seafood soup and tangsuyuk, both of which were flavorful and pretty felt authentic. I am planning to try the seafood tangsuyuk next time. The staff were kind and friendly, especially when I spoke with them in Korean. The service style is more relaxed, similar to many Korean family-run restaurants, so don’t expect frequent check-ins. I ended up going to the counter to pay since they were chatting with what looked like owners or management, but it wasn’t a big deal. The atmosphere is casual. The space feels a bit disorganized in places, but still decorated nicely and has a genuine Korean restaurant feel. Overall, this is a solid and authentic Korean option for San Antonio, and I will be back.

As a Korean living in San Antonio, this is the only place I frequent when I crave home-cooking. Food comes out reasonably quick, the banchan is diverse, and the food isn't diluted or too salty. There's classic rock/oldies playing in the background as well as Korean channels on the TV. I enjoy ordering to-go or dining in.

If you’re thinking about coming to this restaurant, I would suggest taking a look at the low reviews. They speak the truth. There seems to be a consensus that the service is subpar, at best mediocre, which I agree with. I’m Korean myself and speak fluently but we were still treated this way. I can only imagine how they treat non-Korean customers. The other low reviews share some of the same experience as ours so I won’t bore with every little detail. I will mention the ladies were particularly stingy when we asked them for Barley tea and to replenish our banchan. I understand food waste is a concern for family-owned small businesses, but these are very basic services other Korean restaurants provide with no issues. I personally quite liked the food we ordered, despite the old kimchi and rather long wait time during a slow hour. I also liked their selection of banchan. However, the food on its own isn’t worth coming back for. If you’re absolutely craving Korean food, maybe risk trying this place out. Be sure to go to the front for the check instead of waiting, they don’t tell you that.

Food was delicious, 10/10. Staff were friendly and attentive. We ordered the spicy chicken bulgogi as well as the beef bulgogi and both were very flavorful. The kimchi pancake was amazing! We were disappointed that they no longer offered the fried chicken dishes on the menu as that was one of the items we were going to order.

Please don’t let the outside fool you! Inside is spacious, clean, and the employees immediately greet you upon entry. They also kept up with our drinks without having to ask them. Love that! We ordered their rice cake appetizer, kimchi soup (number 14), la kalbi, and the stir fry squid. Woah! It was plenty! Plus the bottomless side dishes. Everything was so flavorful. We will be coming back!

This is my favorite Korean restaurant in San Antonio! 🇰🇷 Their seafood pancake (haemul pajeon) is seriously the best in the world 😍🥰 The new dried cabbage hangover soup (ugeoji haejangguk) is also sooo delicious. Honestly, everything on the menu is amazing—I can’t even pick a favorite! The owner is super kind, and the whole place feels so welcoming. As a Korean, I proudly approve this place as a true Korean food gem! 💖🍲✨

Great, consistent food! I visit her frequently with my family and are always happy with the service and quality of food. They have one grumpy waitress but she warms up after a while. In general the staff is friendly and attentive, and the food always comes out perfect. Really recommend the LA kalbi as it is my favorite as well as their kimchi jjigae. If you go for the fried chicken, bring a friend. It is a large portion. Delicious and has a perfect crunch but it does take a longer time to prepare, so be aware you will wait.

Best Korean food ever! Finally a kimchi pancake that isn't soggy with grease! It always has crunchy exterior and flavorful kimchi inside. SheeAnn and Kwang-He (I know how to pronounce but not how they spell their names) Are Fantastic! They are so lovely and take great care of you! The owners are the cooks and they serve perfection.

I've been here many times and it's always a treat to bring a new friend! Stopped by on a Thursday for lunch and tried out their lunch specials. My favorite is the LA Kalbi bento-style because it has a bit of everything. The Bulgogi bento is also extremely generous in portion and enough to take home! The seafood pajeon is also excellent because they use real sliced potatoes that give it an extra crunch. Side note - these are also perfect a day later in the air fryer. The service is super efficient and it's a nice, relaxed atmosphere. The parking situation can be tight and it's easy to miss the entrance because it's so close to the street! Note - there's an extra road on the back on Corinne Rd.

Great food. Great service. Very tasty and fresh. We will be back! The outside of the restaurant doesn't show the quality of the inside and the food. Please take a chance on it!

I have passed by this place soo many times! I did my palate an injustice, by not wanting to try their food because of what the building looks like on the outside. When I walked in to grab my food, the inside is much nicer. Warm and cozy! I had a taste for some Korean food and after looking at different spots, this place had some of the best reviews. It blew my mind honestly. So I clearly had to try them out for myself. OMG! I ordered the beef bulgogi and it was some of the best I've ever had. The side dishes that came along with it? Man oh man....minus the broccoli salad, it all tasted great! I didn't know if I wanted the lunch portion or the dinner portion initially, but one of the ladies that worked there, convinced me to get the dinner portion. Boy was I happy I gave in. I had leftovers! If you've been reluctant to visit this restaurant because of what it looks like, don't be like me and wait forever to try some of the best Korean food in SA! Get over there now.

Been eating here since 2018!!! Consistently great food. Absolutely stop by here for very good Korean food. Got the Asian market in the plaza behind the restaurant. Everything I've tried is outstanding. Same ownership and consistent food for years. For sure check them out for authentic Korean food in San Antonio!

Came here with my in laws per their request and I was excited to try the food. I have no expectations when it comes to Korean (and Mexican) food because I've had authentic/home made but I'm always looking for a close match. This place was decent. The banchan was good, cucumber kimchi was my favorite. My mother in law thought it was decent too (better than kpot) I ordered bibimbap & it was pretty good. Service was ok. My mother in law was speaking Korean to the waitress and she wasn't the friendliest. Service was still good oversand the vibe was very "homey" and comfy. I would definitely recommend.

First off the food is simply amazing ! Also I got the Korean lady who looked to be the owner to smile several times! lol this is a win in my book. Probably the most times she smiled in a decade! lol At first when I walked it she looked pissed that I was there! lol then it became comical and she warmed up to me. That was short lived. I said it's amazing! What's the seasoning? Garlic and soy? She mean mugged me and and said Secret sauce walked off and scoffed at me lol wtf lol this is comedy I guess that's their culture. All serious. Straight business! I can see why though. As I was finishing dinner, This young dude with dreads came in. He wanted to use to restroom. She put her hands out like she was on the Texans offensive line blocking squad and said no no no customer only . I cannot make this up. Back to the best part. The food: the food here is top notch! The Korean short rib is grilled to absolute perfection! This will be my go to for dinner when I am in San Antonio! Such a great meal ! Al of the sides were so delicious as well but the real winner here is the grilled Korean style short rib. So much protein and flavor! I highly recommend this dish. You will be pleased. I plan to come here for lunch and dinner every time I am in San Antonio. Easy five star review! By the end of the meal I had her laughing and smiling. Great food and unique experience on customer service side!

I was really craving Korean food after not having it for an extended period of time and this place did the job of satisfying my cravings, but it wasn't amazing. Portions are smaller here compared to other restaurants. I got the dolsot bibimbap and it came with about a spoonful of meat. The banchan also didn't taste that fresh. Service: It wasn't crowded when I arrived; however it took around 20 minutes for our order to be taken after being seated. I also noticed that other parties that arrived after my friend and I were being attended to before us. Overall, the food is decent, but I do not think I would come back here. I visited the Korean market a short walk away from the restaurant that sold bibimbap with a larger portion and smaller price at the food court.

My favorite Korean restaurant in San Antonio! Very authentic and a great place to go with family or friends

I ordered to-go from this restaurant. My favorite thing to order is their pork belly for two. It's served like traditional samgyeopsal with lettuce wraps, sesame oil and ssamjang sauce. We took it home to eat while watching a Korean tv show (Siren). But I was disappointed because my order of bibimbap was not included in the order. We still had more than enough food, but still paid for another order. I still love this place because their sides are delicious, plentiful and a nice variety. Ky favorite are the sweet soy potatoes. Their kimchi soup was great too. Filled with tofu, kimichi and pork. Great flavor, not too spicy and it had 4-6 servings. I don't love eating in the restaurant. The layout is weird and the tv's don't really play anything interesting, so I always just do to-go here. I'd still come back for the soup and pork!

No hospitality. I came here once a few years ago and thought it would be nice to be there again but the servers were very nonchalant and didn't even greet us. They were nice towards everyone around us but for some reason they had a straight face with us. Didn't give us anything but 2 sides considering the sides are free and they gave everyone else sides. Definitely not worth the money and I felt so uncomfortable eating there.

This is my go-to korean restaurant! The food is amazing and the prices are better than the other korean restaurants I visit. I always get the beef soft tofu pot and the kimchi pancake. The kimchi pancake here is the best I've ever eaten its so crunchy and flavorful at the same time! Sometimes it does take a little long for the food to come out, but the wait is so worth it!

We've tried all the Korean restaurants in this area, and this one has been our favorite for a few years for both dining in and take-out. The service is good, and the food is amazing, I recommend the LA Gabi and Beef Bugolgi. Unfortunately, they don't sell Kimbap, but I still ask every time!

Had a nice lunch and according to my son who recently was on Korea he was impressed as it was authentic. I found the staff nice and there was plenty of food.

It was my last day visiting San Antonio and my dad wanted to bring us to eat Korean food. This was our second option and the outside looked very run down but there were a lot of cars outside so we gave it a try. We were both very hungry and when we arrived, nobody came to greet us. After we seated ourselves, my dad asked for the menu. I ordered the black bean noodle and my dad ordered the Bulgogi hot pot. We ordered at 6:45 and we got our food at 7:05. The food took a while and every time we asked the servers for something it felt like we were bothering them. The food was good but the service was terrible. The wait took a long time, we got a lot of dirty looks, and we were ignored plenty of times. I wouldn't come again, there are plenty better spots around the area with better service.

I will not come back again. Food is not good and service is very bad. Waitress is so rude!

This restaurant has the best Korean food. Don't let the unassuming outside fool you this place is amazing! The lovely ladies who work here are so sweet and no matter how busy they get you never feel unattended. The spicy ramen is to die for and the yakimandu melts in your mouth. Definitely worth the drive if you're looking for fresh authentic Korean food!

Wow! This hidden gem is on a corner lot and will be missed if you don't look out for it! The customer service is exactly what you would expect from any Asian cuisine! Delightful and very attentive. And the food with the condiments, outstanding! Please don't all go at once running for some amazing dishes they are serving. And please humble and kind because you will not regret it! Love and recommend this place!

Let me preface that I'm from SF Bay Area and coming from California, we know legit Korean BBQ and Seoul Food Korean Grill at least personally is our favorite here in SATX. We've been coming here for years after reading the YELP reviews. Fact , when I often asked my spouse, where would you prefer eating ? Majority of the time... Seoul Food ... love this place so much , never had time to take pics of our go to dish since anxious to grub. Will take follow up pics. LA GALBI !! Their Japchae is very flavorful as well.

Great, authentic Korean food. We showed up at 6pm on a Saturday night and got seated right away. As you find at most restaurants in Korea, they had a couple tvs playing. One was playing sports. The other showing how different Korean streetfoods are made. My wife was really wanting seafood so we ordered the grilled mackerel with soybean soup combo for $20 and a separate bowl of fish egg soup. Unfortunately, we waited for nearly an hour (50 minutes) before finally getting served. It was worth the wait, though. The side dishes were all delicious and the best I've had in San Antonio, the soup was hot and flavorful. The soybean soup could have a little more depth to it but it was still tasty. We ate and left and it looked like they were catching up on their rush. We have been here before and they are usually much faster.

Tried this Korean restaurant out for the first time, and it was overall very delicious! A must-get if you come here is the seafood pancake!! Never had I tasted a seafood pancake as yummy as the one served here. There is not a lot of flour/dough in the pancake, but is instead full of vegetables and seafood pieces. The pancake itself was very crispy and cooked perfectly. It reminded me of a funnel cake-version of other doughy seafood pancakes I've had in the past. I also got the spicy fish egg soup, which has plenty of pollock fish eggs, daikon, tofu, all simmered in a savory broth with a bit of spice. The spice level of this soup tasted mild to me--it looks spicier than it actually is. I definitely want to try their other menu items to see how the quality is on those items. Finally, another plus is that the restaurant is open til 10pm every night (except Monday, they're closed on Mondays).

The food is always amazing!! Those of you saying service is rude, do not understand the culture. They are not rude, they are just small staff very busy making tasty food. I've always had a good experience. Does the staff want o be my best friend? No, but they serve good authentic food. They are always consistent and never miss a beat. I order the Jap Jae.... every time.

Best authentic korean food in san antonio. Kimchi pancake (4/5): crunchy and soft. Kimchi flavor was good. Spicy korean fried chicken (5/5): really good price for the amount of chicken they give. Its a hugee chicken. Batter is crunchy but not oily. Meat is juicy tendor and piping hot when it comes out. Very fresh. The gochujang sauce isnt that spicy, its more of a savory sweet sauce thats so good. Though the korean lady server had an attitude and was judgy. but the other ajumma was sweet. I guess part of the authentic experience.

I'm not coming back here ever again. My friend recommended the place so we went there to eat and were served nice food with a bunch of attitude. I drove here after work so I was already tired and hungry, the staff's constant dirty looks and unwanted attention throughout the dining experience seriously made me want to go cry in the corner. The food is great but not that great for me to overlook the rudeness. The outside looks very run down with little street light; the inside looks way nicer but not as upkeeped as the old pictures on here. Enjoy your tip because that is a goodbye (Yes, I tipped a lot because I felt pressure to but also so that no one can hold that against me)

Went her on a recommendation. Hubby and I like to order two meals to get a feel of the food. It's so good we finished both dishes and ordered two other dishes to go! A lot of people said that this place is as close to authentic as can be around here. That's coming from friends who were stationed in Korea. We will definitely be back! Service timing is as expected for quality food, the waitresses are helpful and fun to chat with, and the vibe is relaxing. Ps got home with the to go food. We opened it so we could try and we are very happy!

I tried this place because of a friend who absolutely loves it, and I had been there by myself a few times after because it was so good. However, I noticed whenever I would go with my partner we would be ignored and service would always be horrible towards us. We did our best to ignore it anyways just because we knew it was elderly people working there and they probably had their own opinions of us. The issue became when we went one day with a friend and we were going to pay and I had enough for a small tip but the lady cashing us out was upset that we didn't give her a bigger tip. This had happened once before as well and we always tried to give a decent tip but they were begging to get tipped more when they never came to check up on us, seemed annoyed whenever we would ask for something, and would always seem to be talking/cursing at us in Korean. The food itself is great but the service could be so much better which is why I can no longer step foot in that establishment.

Deeply satisfying on a spiritual level; this fugly building hides magically good food. I had the spicy seafood noodles which is an enormous bowl of umami-rich broth with shell-on shrimp, mussels, squid, and fish cake. These animals died happy. The noodles came with Korean style small dishes of kimchi, cucumber (I think) that looked like kimchi, and what I think was sweet pickled radish. I still don't know which I like best. I only know I want more and wish I could find these in the market across the parking lot. It's in there somewhere. The service was efficient but a bit distant. Certainly not unfriendly but they aren't faking anything either. They get the job done. They aren't angling for tips and so, IMNSHO, they deserve them even more.

Looks like no one is here and restaurant looks abandoned. Don't go here. Not safe. This is not a place to eat: restaurant looks so bad outside and in an area I don't know how sanitary.

I am incredibly happy to have found Seoul Food. After many years of being spoiled to death in NYC with endless Korean options, the abundance of the cuisine never managed to follow me to San Antonio. With some decent research and exploration, I stumbled across Seoul Food with some initial hesitation: Do they have banchan? Do they have a good variety? Do they even speak Korean? They answer is resounding yes. This family owned establishment is a lot more spacious on the inside that it looks from the outside. The semi-dodgy looking exterior is met with a modern, clean, and surprisingly spacious interior. it's really not a large space, but they've managed to do a great job in cramming tables of all sizes to accommodate all groups. They've renovated from their dingy decor to a brighter, more welcoming space pre-pandemic. The Korean food isn't going to be mind-blowing for most seasoned Korean cuisine lovers, but for what SATX currently offers, this is pretty darn good. The variety is impressive as they have everything from a decent banchan (side dishes) spread, mandoo, a fun array of kimbap, a delicious haemul pajun (seafood pancake), solid kalbi + bulgolgi meats + korean fried chicken, and even more niche dishes like jajangmyeon and naengmyeon (cold noodles). Prices are typical for Korean food, which is not necessarily on the low end. The bathrooms were a little iffy at best, just an FYI. The service is excellent and it's the perfect comfort food for family style portions and servings. For folks who are looking to do takeout, be sure to take advantage of their drive-thru (yes, seriously) pick up.

I've gone here for several years, the food I amazing that is why it's so hard to leave this review but honestly after tonight I have to. I'm sorry but half of your staff is COMPLETELY AWEFUL. Some of the ladies are SOO bad that we're seriously contemplating finding another Korean place. It absolutely ridiculous. Your customers are the reason you have a job in the first place, if you hate your job like you seem to, quit! There's no reason to be rude, disrespectful and petty. Enjoy the food but know that half the time you go you're going to end up with completely shitty service!

Yummy bibimbap and bulgogi! I love when the aunties wheel out your food! Would come back again!

The food is good because the recipes came from the old Go Hyang Jib and subsequently Ilsong Garden, but the service was absolutely abysmal. So much so that my dining companion and I felt we were inconveniencing our waitress while she was busy eating her dinner and drinking soju while on duty. Won't be back.

Place was located in the middle of a residential area. There were two ajumma working in the front serving. One was very nice and friendly and the other one with the glasses seems like someone got on her nerves. Service from her wasn't too great. She doesn't respond back and when she picks up our empty dishes I feel like she drops it from from the second story into the tray making a loud clanking noise. We ordered tteokbokki, jajangmyeon and jjamppong. On the menu it's listed as spicy rice cake ($11.95), black noodle ($13.95) and spicy seafood noodle ($14.95). The spicy rice cake is an appetizer, it came with some fish cake in it. Rice cake had a nice texture, chewy and tasty. I can just eat the rice cake with the sauce by itself with noodles and I'll be satisfied with my meal. The black noodle was alright, had more of a soy sauce flavor and bland. The spicy seafood noodle soup was not spicy, it had a sweet and a hint of seafood flavor. You can tell the seafood was frozen and the soup was very powdery when you get to the mid-bottom of the bowl. Both of the noodle dishes were not soggy, so that's a plus. The not so friendly lady gave us our check. It was a receipt from the credit card machine with no itemized prices on it. You have to ask if you want the actual itemized check and if you think you got overcharged. We didn't bother. Tipped, signed, left.

The food was delicious and the sides were also great. The service was quick and they were very attentive. The week night provided for a quiet ambiance while my friends and I talked.

A friend had recommended this place to me for Korean food in San Antonio. I was not disappointed at all! The service here was great. Everyone was so friendly and they explained the menu items well to us. I came here with 3 other friends, and we probably over-ordered, which means that the portion sizes are fantastic. I felt like the food didn't take too long to come out either. We ordered: -seafood pancake -hot pot bibimbap (it's in a hot stone pot) -mul nang-myun -spicy seafood noodle -spicy fried chicken Seafood pancake: AMAZING. I highly recommend this. Especially for the table to share. It's a great appetizer. The texture of the pancake here is unlike any other ones I've had. It reminded me of hashbrowns, which honestly, I'm not complaining at all. I loved it and it tasted so good. Especially with the sauce. Hot pot bibimbap: this tastes like your average typical bibimbap. It was great if you're craving a rice dish. Mul nang-myun: I've never tried Korean cold noodle soup before, so I had no expectations. It was good and had a hint of sweetness in it. There's also a few slices of Korean pears on top, which I was surprised about. This is also a great food to bring home and enjoy as leftovers because you can just eat it straight out of the fridge. (Since it's meant to be eaten cold.) Spicy seafood noodle: If you're craving a hot soup and noodles, then I recommend this dish. It was honestly exactly what I was craving. Not too crazy spicy, but does still have a bit of a kick. I loved the variety of seafood protein in here: clams, oysters, shrimp/prawns, and squid. Spicy fried chicken: Wow, this portion was HUGE. Definitely meant to be shared amongst at least 4 people. We couldn't even finish it (on top of the tons of other food that we had ordered). The sizes of the fried chicken are huge also. The sauce on the side is an absolute MUST to eat with it. HIGHLY recommend this dish! I will definitely be coming back here whenever I come back to San Antonio!

4.5 stars I was on this side of town so I decided to stop by for some lunch. It's always a great time for Korean food. I haven't been to this restaurant in a couple of years so I decided to stop by. They have lunch specials which is a great deal with a good amount of food. I opted for Kimbap as an appetizer, then the spicy pork bulgogi for lunch. The Kimbap was just the perfect size so you wouldn't get too full before the main course. I really enjoyed it with the soy/chili dipping sauce. The pork bulgogi was good, the spice level was right but it needed a touch more of salt or unami flavor just to make it perfect. Overall I did enjoy my meal and the prices we relative to the amount of food. I felt like I got a good deal for what I paid and was full when I left. The staff was friendly and attentive. I was served as soon as I set down.

I went to high school in Seoul South Korea so this place feels like "home". Great for lunch time. Friendly staff. Quick Service! Family environment.

Nice hole on the wall type of restaurant, but it's a hidden gem. Great traditional Korean food. I would definitely recommend

We stumbled across this place and I have to say that it was great as well as the staff was very kind to us. I recommend getting the beef bulgogi and it comes with its side dishes as well. One order of the beef bulgogi should be enough for two people although it doesn't look like a lot, TRUST ME that with the side dishes you will most definitely be full. It is a very peaceful place with music. Definitely give it a try!

Being completely honest...driving up on this place and checking out the exterior gave my son and I pause. My seventeen year-old and I were in San Antonio for the day and we were looking forward to trying out a completely new place. Both of us are big fans of Korean food, the reviews were good, the parking lot was pretty full, and *real Koreans* were coming out of the place. We decided to try it and I'm so glad we did. We ate literally every bite. We had two items from the reasonably-priced lunch menu and one beer for $42 with tip. The food was fresh, flavorful, and well-presented. Everything was great quality and served at the proper temperature. The women working there are friendly and attentive without being intrusive. The place is clean and neat and smells of nothing - not old fry oil or floor cleaner, for example - which is always a plus. We took advantage of their WiFi and enjoyed a show while we ate, one headphone for each of us. They were very gracious about our poor table manners, watching TV at the table! I wish I lived closer - I would definitely become a regular.

We have been looking for really good authentic Korean dishes and this place was great! Not much on the outside, but the service and food on the inside is yummy! We had the spicy pork with rice and fried dumplings. We will be back! So good.

Place: The interior was very neat and clean. The gray ambiance feels relaxing. They have bar on the side and several chairs around the restaurant. Service: The two women who assisted us up to the counter lady was nice and accommodating. It's our first time and at the same time first time to have some of the food so one of the women assisted us how to mix the food to have a better experience of the food. Food: I can't say any aside from this korean restaurant serves enticing food and more flavourful than the other korean restaurant we had. We ordered Kimbap, Bibimbap and Jajangmyeon which we liked a lot. It comes with the side dished like kimchi, cucumber pickle, and more. Overall experience was great!

Tl:dr - Hit or miss food and service, but good enough Korean food for San Antonio for a bit high of a price. Went with my friends today to eat some fried chicken, but they were out of all fried chicken today. So we ordered seafood pancake and chicken stew (). There were 2 waitresses there - 1 was really sweet and the other got triggered because we (nicely) went up to her to ask if we could order our food. The seafood pancake was one of the best I've had, but it's not authentic. It tasted more like a various vegetables with little squid, deep fried together into a pancake shape, rather than a traditional Korean pancake. However, the taste and crispness were on point. The stew was okay. Beware! It only comes with 2 bowls of rice (you gotta pay for more, even though the menu says feeds 3 people). It was filled with oil (which usually the cook is supposed to clean out before serving). The chicken pieces were huge, but they smelled a bit old and didn't taste that appetizing - I could barely eat my 2 pieces. However, the potato's and veggies in the stew were the highlights - hot and good combo with the rice. I would probably come again with my friends just because there aren't any good options for Korean food in SA, but in any other city, I would have stayed away.

I went here for lunch with some coworkers. We were seated immediately and waitstaff took our order. Our food arrived pretty quickly and was delicious! All three of us ordered beef bulgogi. It was well seasoned and prepared.

Whoever rated low, doesn't know Korean food/culture. I've been coming here for years and they never miss. Service with a smile? Of course not, it's authentic Korean and I wouldn't have it any other way. This is truly the best of Texas!

Clean facility that serves Korean food. Love Beef Bulgogi. Bar Serves beer/alcohol. Don't let the pictures fool you, the food is delicious. The wait staff is slow but diligent. The outside & parking look like a hole in a wall, but the inside is wonderful.

Really good food. I got the bulgogi that looked dry but was oh so juicy with great flavor, and the fried rice was amazing with egg and shrimp and amazing seasonings. Free appetizers as all Korean places provide like kimchi and zucchini. My only critique is that the drinks like sodas just come in bottles but other than that this place is great

Very good Korean food. We had fried dumplings, spicy Chicken and fried chicken, japechae and shrimp fried rice. Each dish was ery tasty. Ee were not expecting the mountains of chicken. But they were delicious.

I love everything about this spot. The food, the atmosphere and the all-business (but funny) wait staff. Having spent a considerable amount of time in Seoul, many of the dishes here are authentic as they come. Highly recommend their budae-jigae. One of the few places in town that serves it. The fried chicken is solid. Get it spicy. Kimchi pancake is always good. The bonchon is fresh and varied. Sad they nonlonger serve Hite, but Terra is a fine replacement. Would love to see them get a Soju selection.

This is the worst seafood pancake I've ever eaten. So disappointing. It's $14 + tax. Do not ever order this dish in this place.