K-crazy daughter brought me here to try the food, since I have fallen for K-pop and K-dramas, which…read morefeature food in every episode. Now, I've fallen in love with K-food, too! In a somewhat run down looking strip mall, the small restaurant was simple, but showing K-music videos on a TV. Unfortunately I couldn't see it from my seat, but I'll change that next visit! Our server was polite, helpful, and attentive. We ordered a ridiculous amount of food since we drove 45m to try it, so had a Kimchi Pajeon, Kimbap, Soon Tofu, and Veggie Fried Rice. The pancake was DELICIOUS-super flavorful and chock full of veggies. I did not care for the Kimbap, only because it had less flavor and was a little more dry than the other items, but it tasted very fresh. The Soon Tofu was spicy and full of flavor. It came with a huge heaping of rice in a cute covered dish to keep it hot - I'm ordering these things for home! The veggie fried rice, for which we opted no egg, was also fantastic, but we ended up taking ,ost of it and the pancake home for leftovers. We were also served Ban Chan - side dishes, of small tastes of seasoned veggies such as bean sprouts, eggplant, cucumbers, broccoli, radish, and more. It was all amazing. Sadly, we had no room for anything else, but I will definitely be back as soon as possible. SO worth the drive and expense!

I am rating this a 4 because although the food was good but there were a few things we were a…read morelittle disappointed. We wanted to order kimbop but they were out. They were also out of the crab egg roll, out of sweet tea, and out of lettuce in which we like to wrap the bulgogi. We ordered mandu, it was good but a little bit doughy because of the wrap they use, not as crispy as we would expect. I ordered the dolsot bibimbop. Mine came out first and was sizzling hot. No complaints, the egg had a runny yolk which means it was not overcooked like many I have had in the past. The bibimbop sauce is delicious with just the right amount of kick. Waitress brought out banchans, there were six different types, pickled eggplant, nori, broccoli, kimchi, bean sprouts, and cucumbers. Son ordered pork bulgogi. The plate was heaping with pork, and the sauce was nice and thick and stuck to the pork. Spouse ordered beef bulgogi and it took about 10 minutes for his to come out after our son and I had our meals. The plate was heaping, but spouse said the beef was a little bland, but some of the bibimbop sauce took care that. Son and spouse took leftovers with them. We were kind of disappointed in the items they did not have, but the lady waiting on us was nice and we realize they are a small business and when things are busy, it is easy to run out. The interior was a little dark, did not go to the restroom so cannot comment on the cleanliness but what we did see looked clean.

Food was amazing! Service was ehhh. Kinda pushy but that's…read morehow Koreans are Ambiance was loud but fine. It's normal for Korean restaurants

As far as I can tell, Sa Ri One does not take reservations. My friends and I popped in for an early…read moredinner before the BTS concert (so you can imagine it was quite busy), but we didn't wait around for longer than 30 minutes to get a table - I think this was good. Our server was a very busy bee but she was super friendly. We decided to go family style and ordered quite a few things that we had to push ourselves to mostly finish. 2 appetizers and 2 entrees between 4 girls can go a long way. Everything was well cooked and well seasoned, however, I think the kim chi pancake needed a little sauce to elevate it. It feels like a very local, well loved place and if you're in the area, I can see it being a good place to check out!

Sooooo good! We were greeted promptly. We were informed we could wait upstairs. The upstairs was…read moresuper cute and my daughter had boba while we waited. We were called when our table was ready. The food was absolutely delicious. The staff/owners apologized about the wait for the food but we really didn't mind. We were able to eat some of all as it came out. Note tonight was the first night of the three Tampa dates for the BTS tour. We overheard many of the others talking about the section they were in. All the food came out smoking hot and again....delicious!

This place looks like a little hole in the wall but inside is clean. I do not recall hearing any…read moremusic playing. We were seated right away but it took a little while for someone to come to the table to get our order. We ordered hot green tea, I thought it tasted kind of fishy, but then I thought maybe it was the tea itself, but then I got water and it tasted kind of fishy, so it must be the water. I would recommend using filtered water. My Dolsot Bibimbop was good, but for the price I expected a bit more veggies. Spouse got the pork bugogi and it was good. He ordered the lettuce to wrap the pork bulgogi, and the lettuce was cut in half lengthwise, which made it hard to roll a lot of pork in the lettuce. It did come with a lot of bonchas. The taste of the pork bulgogi was really good. The waitress never checked on us, we had to wait for her to walk by and ask for things like extra napkins, etc.

Amazing service Gina !!! Really clean, staff super friendly it reminds me of a mom and pops…read morerestaurant from seoul :) highly recommend!!

This was our second time into K-Chicken as we loved our first time so much. For $35, this is…read morecertainly one of the best all you can eat options in Tampa. The base price includes a wide selection of meats and seafood for the BBQ grill as well as all of the sides and fixins. Their K Chicken can be ordered as a side to the all you can eat bbq, which is amazing. Some of the best K-Chicken I've had in Tampa for sure. We also loved the bulgogi fries, the cheesy corn, and the fired cookies for dessert. Certainly not our last time in!

I got the combo chicken katsu box, which was a lot of good food for only $13! They have a lot of…read morethe snacks, desserts and chips to pick from, including some viral things like the corn shaped/flavored icecream and spicy canned tuna. It's a small place but there's still a place to sit and eat inside. Everything I got in the pictures was less than $50. Will definitely come again to try some other stuff :)

The store had the ice cups you can buy where you add whatever flavor of coffee or juice available…read morethat they sell in packets. They had so many options of ramyeon and their veggie kimbap was delicious!

Food 5/5: I ordered the Kim bop and the Korean corndog! Both were delicious! The Kim bop is so…read morefresh incorporate me different types of veggies. The Korean corn dog was amazing with the most glorious cheese pull. The batter is nice and fluffy and the sugarcoating compliments everything in the corndog. Highly recommend getting one of these two. I have not tried the other options yet. Service 5/5: you ordered on a kiosk and the food comes out shortly. Owner is very kind no complaints. the place has decent amount of seating and is a more casual place where you can go out and then come here for a quick bite. It is located in Ybor at the right location for your midnight munchies.

Visiting from nyc and was happy with Ybor Seoul! It's nothing fancy, but exactly what it needs to…read morebe! The kimbap was a good size and perfore a light lunch or midday snack. It was flavorful and fresh. The Boba was quite good. I ordered 30% sugar and it was not too sweet. The staff was kind and food came quickly! I would come back when I'm in the area.

The food here is really really good! We're here on a Monday evening around 7:00 and it's not too…read morepacked. Bring your bbqing skills because you're cooking to your perfection. Everything will on our table has been above par. We got Option B and it's a filling quantity that's for sure. The staff that we interacted with have all been great with very cool senses of humor. Now I need excuses to drive the hour down here more often. Sure do wish we had one up in Wesley Chapel- hint hint hint!

I've been here a few times now and the service is always great. I usually get the kbbq but this…read moretime I opted for the Bossam (it comes as a portion for 2). It is steamed pork belly served with a spicy radish kimchi which was sweet and spicy and I enjoyed. I ordered a draft Sapporo but they offer a delicious variety of both soju-based and tradition cocktails. It is usually pretty busy at night, especially on the weekends so it's a good idea to make a reservation if you have 2+ people. One thing to beware of if you've never done kbbq is your clothes will have a bit of a smoky smell but that's pretty common considering the live grilling. Overall I really love the restaurant and the atmosphere and will always keep it in my rotation.

There was lots of options. I also liked it was buffet style. There where a lot of beef cut options…read more Kiara was very nice.

Anna was so helpful and so nice! She made our experience here very enjoyable with her friendly…read moreattitude and great service. We really appreciated how attentive and welcoming she was throughout our visit.

My good friend Rachel recommended this place. She said they have a good authentic Korean Ja-Jang…read more She said they have a good black sauce. So, I decided to have a to go order. The black sauce is a garlic, mushroom, and meat in it. Mix well with the egg noodles. Very flavorful. Portion is good. The black sauce is actually a black bean paste base. Very rich in flavor. Price is not cheap. The protein only a small portion chop pork.

Gyodong Noodle is a Korean-Chinese fusion noodle franchise from South Korea. It's currently known…read moreas one of the top 5 Korean-Chinese fusion noodle places in Korea. They specialize in dishes like Jampong, a spicy seafood dish originally invented by a Chinese-Japanese chef in Nagasaki, Japan, who used leftover seafood from sushi in noodles. This dish made its way to Korea and became Koreanized, becoming spicier and evolving into the Jampong noodle we have today. Jajangmyun is also one of the most popular comfort foods among Koreans, just like its ancestor Zhajangmien, which is a popular comfort food in Beijing, China. Korean Jajangmyun differs from Chinese Zhajangmien as the sauce is thicker, sweeter, and has more vegetable, meat, and seafood toppings. Gyodong also makes some incredible Koream-Chinese fusion fried pork dishes known as Tangsooyook using chewy brown rice, and they are just as good as the great Korean-Chinese places I've tried in LA's Korea Town or Seoul, Korea. I recommend ordering half and half jajangmyuna and jampong and tangsooyook. You can have 2 most popular Korean-Chinese noodle dishes in Korea in one bowl.

We were visiting from Jacksonville and was soooo excited to find Sa Ri One since there's not many…read moregood Korean BBQ in Jacksonville. The decor was so authentic with Kpop playing on the TVs and grills at each table. The service was quick and accommodating. The LA galbi was the best Ive had in Florida! The ban chan was good as well. The skin for the mandu was slightly rubbery, not so good.

Solid Korean BBQ spot in Tampa, probably the best & most authentic. Great service, great banchan,…read moreand high quality meats! Can't go wrong!