Been here a couple times. The cheesey chicken was very good as was the soup. The Bibimbap was okay; I prefer it in the stone pot. There are a few tables inside but the decor is pretty minimal.

Simple yet masterfully done! Perfect for a cold rainy day! Even comes with bonchon! My wife had been coming here for years... first time I've stopped in. I'll definitely be back!

I ordered Kalbi beef short rib bento box and traditional rice cake. Both were delicious. Even though the name of the restaurant implies Korean food, it is different from what I would expect from a traditional Korean restaurant - no Korean side dishes and the Bento reminds me more of Hawaiian bento with pasta salad. This is almost a self service restaurant - I ordered at the cashier and they'll bring food to your table. And then they left alone dining. Pop music played in the air, if you don't love loud music during dining, this may not be your vibe. The majority of the customers ordered togo. I was the only dine in customer. A few parking spots in front and at the back of the restaurant.

Quick and casual Korean food spot! The inside is small with just a few tables so it's more of a takeout place. They have a self serve kiosk station to order from, which makes it simple to order. We came on a late weekday afternoon and were surprised to see the restaurant had quite a few customers eating inside. The menu has some bento options as well as noodle soups and rice dishes. We got Yukgaejang, Spicy Chicken Bento, and Bibimbap. The Yukgaejang was good, it wasn't too spicy and had some noodles and fillings but it was a lot of soup broth. The bentos seem to be the most bang for your buck because it was filled with lots of chicken and rice. The Bibimbap was also good with many fixings and rice. I also liked their kimchi, not too sour or spicy.

A no-frill Korean spot offering simple dishes like teriyaki chicken, as well as some specialty dishes. You order at the cashier and wait for your item either for dine in or takeout. The place certainly doesn't have much of an ambience or service. There are a few tables but most people do takeout. We got the Yukgaejang which arrived in a big bowl, a side of kimchi, and a very filled bowl of rice. The soup was tasty and rejuvenating, full of eggs, veggies, and some shredded beef. Could have done with more protein in the yukgaejang but for the price this was a very good deal and portion of food. We also tried the Cheese Buldak which was a big place of stirfried chicken thigh in a salty sweet sauce covered with TONS of stretchy cheese. Also came with a side of rice. I liked how tender and well-cooked the chicken was. The cheese was fun but became too much at time. Would recommend getting something else with this dish to balance out the cheese. Overall, a solid bang-for-your-buck Korean spot!

Pretty decent Korean food at a decent price. My bf brought me here after we went to the Nike store nearby. We went on a Saturday around 2pm so it wasn't that busy. We were greeted right away and the gentleman taking our order was very nice. After we ordered, a tiny grandma came out from the back and started cooking our order. She reminded me of my own Korean grandmother who loved to cook for her grandkids. Since our food was made to order there was a wait, but it was not too long. I ordered the spicy pork which could have been seared a little more(I like my spicy pork slightly burnt) and my bf got the spicy chicken which he enjoyed. The entrees came with white rice, Mac salad and a shredded cabbage salad, and a couple of man doo. It would have been nice if the mandoo came with a dipping sauce but it was delicious nonetheless If you want some quick Korean food, this establishment is a good choice

Seoul Grill is a small Korean mom-and-pop restaurant on TV HWY and 178th in the Aloha area. It's a small place to grab a quick and healthy weeknight dinner without much hassle. The staff is always friendly, and the food is served quickly. Once in a while, I drop by on the way home when I am low on groceries or not feeling any inspiration to cook. I usually order the Beef Bulgogi bento because it is really good and comes with a generous amount of rice, and bulgogi. It also comes with two deep-fried gyoza dumplings, a small salad, and mac n cheese on the side. Overall, I appreciate that the menu at Seoul Grill is simple, mostly healthy, and remains a good value for Asian food in the area. I will come back for more.

wish portion size was larger for kimchi stir fried pork! so delicious! Soondubu was made to order and piping hot which is how you're supposed to eat it. Family style restaurant for quick bite and very friendly and quick service. Pricing for bubble tea is very affordable and more comparable than other places, horchata is