Small Korean grocery store offers fresh kimchi and daily made kimbap with authentic flavors. Quaint atmosphere packed with rare snacks and staples like japchae. Prices stay reasonable, making it a great spot for Korean food lovers.
Fresh kimchi made in-house stands out with multiple varieties including cucumbers. Daily made kimbap and other Korean staples like japchae and fishcake offer authentic flavors.
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Seoul Market offers a wide selection of Korean staples and Asian grocery products.
Fresh kimchi and gimbap are made daily, but kimbap often sells out by noon.
Prices are reasonable, with a giant bucket of kimchi priced at $30.
Spacious dining area with island vibes offers a warm, welcoming atmosphere. Authentic Hawaiian barbecue features large, shareable portions that satisfy steady crowds. Kalbi ribs shine with perfect char and balanced sweet sauce, while garlic shrimp and galbi beef deliver strong flavors.
Kalbi ribs stand out with perfect char and a balanced sweet sauce. Garlic shrimp and galbi beef also deliver strong, consistent flavors.
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Expect about 10-15 minutes for food preparation as dishes are made to order.
A $1 card processing fee applies to all credit card transactions.
Portion sizes are large and shareable, making meals suitable for groups.
Enjoy authentic Korean BBQ with tender bulgogi and flavorful kimchi stew in a calm, welcoming atmosphere. High-quality banchan like bean sprouts and fish cake add a special touch to the meal. The space feels modern yet homey, perfect for relaxed dining.
Offers authentic Korean BBQ with options to go. Features tender bulgogi, flavorful kimchi stew, and a variety of well-seasoned banchan sides including bean sprouts and fish cake.
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Expect busy hours during peak dining times.
The portion sizes are generous, often leaving leftovers.
The restaurant is new and has recently opened.
Open-air setup near a shipping container mall creates a chilled vibe with a relaxed atmosphere. Bold Hawaiian BBQ flavors shine in large portions, perfect for hearty meals. Kalbi short ribs and garlic chicken offer authentic Korean tastes that blend well with the lively energy.
Kalbi short ribs and garlic chicken stand out as solid choices. The four meat combo includes kalbi, steak, garlic chicken, and kaulua pork, offering a variety of flavors.
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Taco Tuesday features special menu items available only on that day.
Expect to pay around $25 for a 3-meat plate, which is a recent price increase.
The restaurant often runs out of food an hour or two before closing.
Small strip shop serves authentic Korean flavors with beef bulgogi as a standout. Warm, casual vibe with family-friendly atmosphere and uptempo music keeps guests coming back. Expect generous portions and occasional wait times due to steady popularity.
Beef bulgogi stands out with great portions and consistent quality. Other dishes like kimchi fried rice, bibimbop, and ramen also feature prominently and appeal to all ages.
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Expect a wait time of around 20-30 minutes during peak hours.
The restaurant uses a self-serve kiosk for ordering.
Prices are reasonable for the portion sizes offered.
Small Hawaiian spot blends Korean twist with family-style dining. Kalbi ribs shine with smoky char and fresh kimchi. Combo plates offer variety, but watch for limited parking and early closing.
Fresh kimchi is available and recommended. The Kalbi stands out as tender, juicy, and smokey with a good char. Combo plates include multiple meats like Kalbi, beef teriyaki, chicken teriyaki, Meat Jun, and Mandoo, served with rice and salads.
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Parking in downtown is limited; expect to pay $4 in the adjacent garage.
Portion sizes may be small relative to the price.
The food is reasonably priced for a downtown restaurant.
Bright, calm space offers customizable corn dogs with a Korean twist like kimchi fries and potato half beef mozzarella. Plant-based options attract diverse crowds. Limited seating means some wait but food is fresh and made to order.
Kimchi fries stand out with spicy kimchi seasoning on crispy fries. Korean style hot dogs and variations like potato half beef mozzarella add to the menu's Korean flair.
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The online ordering system requires creating a login, which may be inconvenient.
Vegetarian options are not fried separately from meat options.
The restaurant is very clean and well-maintained.
Bright, plain space offers crispy Korean-style corndogs and kimchi fries with a spicy kick. Friendly service makes it great for family meals and casual dates. Clean, casual spot blends unique sides with a welcoming vibe.
Kimchi fries come hot and crisp with a tasty kick. They stand out as a very good Korean food option here.
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They close at 9 pm, so plan your visit accordingly.
The restaurant accepts cash only due to a down POS system.
Expect to pay around $40 for four corndogs, one fry, and two drinks.
Tables have Korean barbecue grills with vents that clear smoke. Meat combos come with kimchi stew and sides like Pajeon. Space feels cozy and lively with K-pop music adding energy.
Korean BBQ features prominently with a meat combo paired with kimchi stew. Dishes like Sellungtang, Pajeon, and steamed eggs also appear on the menu.
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Reservations can only be made in person.
The restaurant closes at 11 pm, despite hours listed as midnight.
Gratuity is auto-charged to the bill for larger parties.
Modern upscale space offers raw natural wood decor and spacious seating with mood lighting. Spicy Kimchi Hot Pot and Bulgogi shine among diverse menu options including sushi. Atmosphere suits chill dinners and dates with a calm yet vibrant vibe.
Spicy Kimchi Hot Pot comes without Spam but still packs a punch. Bulgogi stands out as a solid choice among a wide variety of options including sushi.
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Happy hour runs daily from 4 to 6 PM with discounted drinks and appetizers.
Late night happy hour is available from 8:30 PM until close.
Reservations for large parties can be made with just a couple hours' notice.
Elegant Asian spot shines with trendy Chinese decor and lazy Susans for sharing. Korean dishes like jjajangmyeon and jjamppong pack rich flavors, while the cucumber seaweed salad adds a unique tang. Strong cocktails and a romantic vibe complete the experience.
Dishes like jjajangmyeon and jjamppong stand out with rich flavors. The cucumber seaweed salad offers a unique tang and spice not commonly found in Korean food.
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Reservations are required three days in advance for steamed fish or crab.
Expect high prices; entrees do not include rice and must be ordered separately.
Water costs $8 per bottle, so consider bringing your own.