“Top notch food with respect to both quality and taste. Very good selection of meats. Service could be a little better but they were doing well considering the number of guests, I read some of the negative comments before coming here to get my own feeling about this restaurant and think most of them were ridiculous. If you want cheap beef go to a burger place“
“Great asian food, as tasty as food in Korea and with a Japanese twist. We got the Spicy Chicken Bibimbap, the Bento platter with Spicy Tofu, Beef Bulgogi Kimbap, and americano and a tea. It is on the pricier side, we paid around $90 after tip. All were delicious, we especially liked the Bibimbap and the miso soup that came with the Bento. Service was excellent, the staff seemed to take genuine delight in serving high quality, tasty food. The atmosphere was warm and inviting and bathrooms are clean.“
“I stopped here because I wanted to grab something to eat with my family before the Janet Jackson concert. I had never heard of this restaurant so I was excited and extremely surprised with how intricate their menu experience was. The food was exceptional and the presentation was memorable. The flavor combinations were very creative and they definitely leave a lasting impression. I highly recommend the fried rice with kimchi, bacon, squidding, and the quail egg. also the oxtail dish and the salad dish were extremely unique and highly creative, and absolutely delicious.“
“Everyday for weeks, my good friend and roommate, Sydney, would not stop talking about wanting a Korean Rice Dog. It got to the point that if she mentioned Korean Rice Dogs one more time, I thought I might combust on the spot. Therefore, one fateful day, we headed to the only spot in Seattle that would properly fulfill her dream of tasting a Rice Dog—Chung Chun in the International District.Chung Chun is inside a Mochi Donut shop. It’s a small place and occasionally it has a line outside. The inside wasn’t the cleanest, but it’s fine because it’s practically a walk-up window. There is a small counter for eating, but there is only room for 6-8 people. The pricing was affordable.I firmly believe that Chung Chun is the best rice dog restaurant in Seattle. They fry them fresh, have at least 8 different options, and a wall of sauces to choose from. This is an authentic experience, and isn’t touristy. You can get sugar on your rice dog, which seems more American than Korean, but I’m sure it’s customary.We all ordered the potato rice dog and they were excellent. Piping hot, just the way mother used to make it. The crunch brought tears to Sydney’s eyes. We all were overjoyed seeing her dreams come true. She described the experience at Chung Chun as heavenly.I would not eat here often, as my cholesterol would shoot through the roof, but if you’re in the mood for rice dog, this is the place to come! The service was very friendly, and the girl who served us seemed like she genuinely loved working at Chung Chun. She probably knew that she was granting Sydney’s ultimate wish though, and who wouldn’t smile about that!Kid-friendliness: Kids will like this food.“
“Randomly went here with my daughter because we had to get a passport a few blocks away. Loved everything about it. If Im ever in the area again I’ll be back.Kid-friendliness: The owner was very accommodating to my 5yo, suggested a different dish for her, pulled out a fun kids drink for her, it was great, best part about the place.“
“Amazingly delicious and authentic flavour. We ate every bite. I suggest you each order your own meal and then share off your plate. That way you try a lot of options at once. Kimbap was delicious. Japchee noodles are my favourite. Owner Sara is also amazing and motivated to please.“
“The slogan of this restaurant is "the best teriyaki in town" and it is SO TRUE. I've tried a lot of teriyaki in the south end, Georgetown and West Seattle and this place stands out for its high-quality taste and freshness, as well as cleanliness of the facility and the kindness of the staff. This is literally the only place I want teriyaki from in Seattle. A+!!!!!“
“Excellent place to get food, the view and meal were phenomenal. The lady who took my order was very kind. I ordered miso ginger taco salad which was fresh and delicious. I got a dessert too, malasada. The one I got was plain but I heard they do seasonal fillings. Cute area to walk around too. I'll have to come back!“
“This is one of my favorite comfort meals in Seattle. I frequent this place at least once every 2 weeks and I’m never disappointed. I always get the Ham+Sausage Soondubu, which comes with a bunch of sides. The sides themselves are very worth it, and you can keep asking for more if you run out, my favorites are the fish cakes and potatoes. The soup is hearty, filled with umami, and hot off the press (perfect for a rainy day). I usually go with friends, and we share an entree. I highly highly recommend the Korean Braised Beef Short Ribs. I used to think the Soondubu was my favorite dish here until I tried the short ribs. They fall off the bone and sit in an amazingly flavorful broth. Each bite bursts with the flavor of the broth as the meat melts in your mouth. You also get a free dessert drink at the end which is sweet and tart. I would highly recommend trying any of the Soondubu + the Korean Braised Beef Short Ribs.“
“Our friends suggested going to Watson’s Counter for brunch while we were visiting from Texas, and let me tell you, IT WAS AMAZING! This was one of our favorite experiences while visiting the PNW! The Frooty Pebble French Toast tastes like a childhood memory and the Orangey-Mocha Latte was the best cup of coffee we tried while visiting Seattle! Definitely going to be one of our staple recommendations to anyone who visits Seattle!“
“Really like the soy garlic chicken half mix! Pork bulgogi is on point thank you for offering pork! You do show crinkle fries tho and we just received regular fries. Very nice staff and pretty inside although we have only done take out (several times). We will be back.“
“The menu has a wide variety of their specialty corn dogs. This is a unique dining experience. Not your average county fair corn dog. I had the half and half with a ramen coating. It was part hot dog and part mozzerella. The ramen coating was crunchy and delicious. It was great to see the place crowded on a Saturday night. The place is geared to take out. The service was fast and friendly. If your looking for something different, this is a great place to try.“
“We went for the first time and the owner was so kind and helpful. The KFC is superb and incredibly crunchy even after taking the leftovers home. The two dips we got on the side were house sauce and soy garlic. Both were great flavor contrasts. The pickled daikon really helped cut the fat. The decorations were very modern. I appreciated the decoration. It was nice icing on the cake but the food and the owners genuinity are what really makes this place a top notch restaurant. She should be super proud of what she's done.“
“Ordered this on Uber Eats to have a quick bite at my hotel while in town. I was a little worried on how this would travel but was pleasantly surprised that it came hot and secure. I ordered the Korean Fried Chicken (KFC) bowl with sweet garlic chicken and added an over easy egg and a side of Napa kimchi (not my favorite). The chicken was super tasty but wish there was a little bit more in the bowl. It also came with spicy pickles (amazing!) and a creamy sesame sauce (YUM), which went perfectly.“
“Cute little shop with food made with care! I'm so thankful this place exists and fills the void of Korean food in the White Center area!!! Looking forward to more soup options eventually, I hope!!Parking: Only a few spots, working nearby may be required depending on time of day.“
“This place is an absolute 10/10. The food was incredible, even for delivery. The kimchi and banchan was so fresh and tasty. The main dishes we got were the Kimchi Soondubu, Kimchi fries, Kimchi Fried rice, and the Bulgogi. My partner and I were blown away at how delicious everything was. Will be eating again!!“
“This is my boyfriend and I's new favorite Korean spot (and honestly a favorite restaurant in general) in Seattle! It's located in a really quiet and nice area of Madison Park. It's close enough to the water that you can walk a few blocks to digest after dinner, then hit a bar. The restaurant itself is small and cozy, we've never had to wait more than 10 minutes to be sat at a table, even on a weekend night. The service is so sweet, attentive, and friendly. My boyfriend and I always order the tteokbokki (and add cheese) as an appetizer. The sauce isn't as thick as most tteokbokki dishes, but I actually prefer it the way Hanok does it . . . and the sauce is soooo good I wanna lick the plate. We also split an order of corn cheese which comes in this little sizzling cast iron skillet so the edges of the cheese get a little crispy, it's so good. I always get the spicy pork belly and dip it in the corn cheese. The meat entrees come with a little bowl of purple rice, miso soup, and a salad. At first I was bummed that there is no banchan, but honestly everything's so filling that I don't think I'd be able to stomach more side dishes anyway. My boyfriend always gets the sundubu which comes in a huge bowl and he always struggles to finish it. If you want to add a drink to your dinner, try the plum sake. We just discovered this place like last week and have already been here 3 times, it's so good. We're struggling to control our Hanok urges lol so it's a good thing it's a bit of a drive from our house or I'd go bankrupt. And honestly the prices are pretty reasonable for the amount of food and quality you get (for west coast standards). Definitely put this on your must try list, it's a gem!“
“This is our favorite place for mochi donuts! All the flavors are delicious every time we went. Better than Mochinut and Dochi!! The donuts are even good the next day which was not the case for the other two places I mentioned. Service is always super friendly. We go there regularly. Highly recommend!!“
“I got the Beef Bulgogi K-Bowl and it was so yummy and filling. It was such a large and generous serving, and I had to take the rest it home. Their side dishes were also really yummy. I like the atmosphere in the restaurant, too—it was bright and spacious. They played fun music, but it wasn’t too loud. Service was fast and friendly. I’ll definitely come back! They even gave us free drinks of mango and taro milk!“
“The chicken teriyaki and the short rib teriyaki were as good as anywhere I've tried before. It's pretty affordable at around $10 for a "half" size, which is good for a respectably hearty snack before or after hitting the bars. I will definitely be back.“
“HIGHLY RECOMMEND! This restaurant is easy to walk by if you are in the downtown area, and they currently don’t have a dining in option but don’t let that stop you; they serve amazingly fresh and delicious sushi. We ordered the California roll, Philly roll, spicy tuna roll, and OMG roll. All of these were delicious. We went back the next day to have all of the same sushi again for dinner. Highly recommend. All of it is a good price and the sushi is definitely a high quality.“
“I only get donuts for my employees here but the owner super sweet and helpful you must get there right when they open if wanting a large order These truly are the best donuts I’ve had in Seattle and they are nice and warm only place I purchase donuts and I no longer work near this location but I will go out of my way whenever I want to buy for the entire office I usually buy 4 boxes never disappoints he always throws in a little free donut holes and one for the road for me I appreciate the variety as well and I am not a donut eater anymore will visit soon for my employees they love them“
“My husband loves kbbq but I’d never been. We came here on my birthday and both got the AYCE for $35. He also added an order of the short ribs for an extra $10. Well worth the money if you ask me. The service was incredible, as everyone was helpful and kept good conversation with us. I can’t wait to come back! I couldn’t have asked for a better bday dinner.“
“Very good and filling bento lunch from a cute yet modern hole-in-the-wall type place. Not to mention the price is very reasonable for downtown Seattle so you get your money’s worth! I’d recommend ordering ahead as it gets busy during lunch. Also they’re not messing around when it comes to their spicy katsu.“
“Thank you to the person who wrote a review on short rib bone soup! It’s very Very VERY delicious and flavorful. I like that the soup come with a little bit glass noodle too. The ban Chan is as good as usual! Feel satisfied after a hot meal. ??service is friendly too.“
“A great place to stop by and pick up lunch during a tight work break! As someone who works in downtown Seattle, I'm always on the hunt for a new lunch spot and was happy to hear there was a new offering for donburi in the central business district. There's a great selection of different kinds of bentos/donburis to suit different palettes with cooked and raw options. I take the karai bento as a go to option which has generous amounts of sashimi paired with some poke, pickles and seaweed salad. Definitely not a traditional bento or don by any means but it doesn't detract from the fact that it is tasty and reasonably priced. Service is quick so don't be discouraged by the long lines! It definitely gets packed during the lunch rush. Seating is limited to nonexistent so be prepared to takeaway to eat somewhere else!“
“It's felt like "Korean Chipotle" vibe. More like American Korean with sauces and spice. I loved the purple rice! I highly recommend to go with purple rice rather than white. it gave more texture and flavor to bowl. The bulgogi beef was nice and was in good quantity. You can customize the topping and sauces as needed. I would have definitely enjoyed it more if the chili sauce or heat wave sauce would be more spicer. This would definitely be my Korean Chipotle moving forward.“
“Very good modern spin on Korean food. Meat and fish preparations were expertly crafted. Sampled a large swath of the menu and enjoyed everything.One disappointing thing was dessert, but server kindly took that off the tab.Vegetarian options: Slim pickings. Roasted Brussels sprouts and potato small bites were excellent but not sure if they had meat components like bacon.Parking: There is a paid parking lot right across the street but spendy. Also close to a theater, so if there is a show in town, options dwindle and prices go up.Kid-friendliness: Well behaved kids should not be a problem.“
“Honestly I am scared to share this place with anyone. It's great value and delicious. There's a huge variety of things to try, so much that I have my next 3 orders already nailed down. They have Chinese American, teriyaki, and Korean food! The owner was so sweet and friendly as well. Just a great time overall. Katsu rating was a 8.5/10 pretty darn good, crispy, not dry and well seasoned!“
“My girlfriend and I happened upon this unassuming little fusion spot while in the city for a concert, and we were blown away by the quality of the food and service! The fried chicken bowl was juicy and tender, the pork katsu sandwich was sweet and savory. We both wish Bugis was back home in Vancouver, we'd be eating here a few times a week! Do yourself a favor and check it out!“
“We were heading to Pike Place for an improv show at Unexpected Products and had limited time to eat. We found this place for take-out and decided to give it a chance.First, parking in this area of Georgetown is a nightmare. But we somehow found a spot very close by.Second, we weren't sure where we were going to eat once we got said take-out. But they do have limited seating inside, AND we got a table!Third, we were super short on time and thought we might not get our food with enough time to eat because we saw all the tickets ahead of us. But, as luck was on our side, we got our food quickly! And it was absolutely delicious! Lots of vegan and non- vegan options. SO GOOD!“
“Fantastic food, great service, and a totally fair price. They're known to hook it up too!Normally I don't blow up my spots but this place deserves to be way more popular than it is. Had nearly everything on the menu and it all slaps!Wouldn't know what to do with myself if we lost Seoul Bowl, we gotta support all we can. They do DoorDash too!“
“I have a fantastic experience here every time. The stuff is prepared fresh to order in an open kitchen, always piping hot and delicious. I really don't come here enough and this most recent time I went there my partner and I were the only ones in the restaurant for our entire meal. So I decided to leave this review in hopes that someone else might see it -- because these people deserve all the support! This place is a perfect neighborhood gem.“
“Great spot in Fremont area. Variety of food options, Gluten free options which is great!The bartender was super friendly and made sure to keep checking up on me as I ordered and ate. Thanks mateThe guy at the door though, I was standing there waiting to be seated, was greeted with "ah, excuse me can u help you?", I think he must've thought I was lost or something lol. I'm obviously waiting to be taken to a table...“
“Nice small restaurant. K-pop playing on 3 TVs (muted). American music plays in background. Various types of soju are available to quench your thirst. Bandhan is good. Ordered soft tofu soup with seafood (regular spicy). Very tasty with calamari and lots of baby clams. I would come back here again!“
“This is a review of the M2M food court: Bon. Stop by Bon in the m2m food court for some pretty good Korean and Asian food eats in cap hill. Very casual, food court, with average prices in Seattle for Asian foods. I really liked the jajangmyeon and cheese katsu. Food I got the jajangmyeon and overall I liked the flavor of the sauce and the noodles were good and chewy. The sauce had kind of a smoky flavor to it that I haven't noticed at other jjm spots. Only thing I complain about is the small portion size. My friends ordered cheese katsu, cheese katsu don, curry katsu, miso ramen, and takoyaki. Everyone liked their food and would come again if in the area for a quick bite. The cheese katsu was better than the cheese katsu don in my opinion. Atmosphere Open food court that is a decent size but nothing too big like a mall sized food court. Casual and nothing fancy inside. The noise level is not too loud. Pricing Food prices were average for Asian comfort food eats in Seattle. Price was decent for the taste and quantity of food. Service Everything is self serve. Order food at the kiosk and then pick up when you number comes up on the screen. Drop off trays near front. Other Located on the second floor of m2m mart! Signs pointing out the stairs to get up there are pretty clear since right by entrance of the mart. They are closed 2:30pm-4:00pm for break and also ALL DAY Sunday.“
“I am not an expert in Korean foods, but I’ve eaten a lot of tofu and kimchi in my life. This was some of the best kimchi I’ve ever had. Dumplings and tofu in my soup were excellent. All of the sides were delicious. My friends both liked their dishes (kimchi fried rice and Japchae) as well. If I lived in Seattle then I’d certainly frequent this place, but alas, I was just visiting.“
“Wow, the food here is amazing. The recommendations and feedback I got from the bartender was mediocre. I was feeling adventurous so asked about the octopus, she compared it to steak... it was a little chewy like I expected but the salty richness of the bacon and greens made for an amazing combination. She didn't think the octopus would have been enough for me so suggested I order something else. I went with the Steak tataki salad, which was great. The basalmic, steak and hearts of palm offsets the sharp taste of the greens. More food than I needed but it was all amazingly delicious. Everything I ordered was fantastic.Parking: Parking is a challenge unless you pay to put it politely.“