I haven't had hwaedupbap (sp?) in years seapite the fact that I reside in los Angeles densely…read morepopulated with Korean restaurants. This raw fish over rice and spring mix was delicious, a little on the pricey side. The Bulgogi fries were super delicious. There was a hint of sweet in this dish so it wasn't just cheese topped bulgogi. The jalapenos packed a little bit of punch but perfectly proportioned. My husband enjoyed his Dolsot Bibimbap. Every dish was presented well. It looks like a popular late night place for young people. I would come back. Note: the location was a little tricky as it appears to be at a corporate park.

We were in the mood for Korean fried chicken and this was the only place we could find near us…read more First red flag was that the restaurant was empty on a Friday night. The fried chicken was 100% frozen and they just added the sauce. We also got the fried rice which was straight up inedible. Waste of money and would not recommend.

Great selections! The grocery store has fun finds. Staff is friendly ! The korean corn dogs are…read moreamazing! I haven't tried the other food but definitely would

Worst Korean food ever! Tasteless and poorly cooked . I've…read moremoved from Hawaii where Korean food is excellent.

Great spot in Cary for comfort Korean food! The menu is fairly extensive, so there are lots of…read moreoptions depending on what you're craving. Bonus is they have lots of seating, so great for large groups! We ordered the seafood pancake, donkatsu, and tofu soup. Everything came out delicious, well balanced in flavor, and the portions were generous. The seafood pancake had a nice crisp and was a large portion with loads of seafood, the donkatsu was satisfying, and the tofu soup was comforting and flavorful. The owner was super sweet as well and kept refilling our water which was a good sign. Overall a really solid meal and a great place to stop if you're looking for hearty Korean comfort food in Cary.

Seoul Garden off of West Chatham St in Cary is hands down the BEST place to get authentic Korean…read moreFood! We used to have to drive all the way to Fayetteville to get good Korean but this is by the BEST place to get some amazing authentic Korean with NO MSG!

- good service! food comes out fast and the waiter is always nice and checks on you often…read more- bibim naengmyeon was spicy and refreshing - all th banchan are so yummy - japchae is my boyfriends favorite but i prefer mine a little sweeter. the texture of the noodles and everything is fantastic though! - windows are so cute - lots of seating - i've had softer galbi before but it was still tasty and marinated

We've been to Seoul Garden several times over the last 8 years…read more It's always an enjoyable, relaxing time. The staff is very friendly and helpful. This time we opted for the BBQ, and chose Bulgolgi and Kalbi. Both were excellent, and the portions were good. But what really stand out are the multiple unlimited side dishes: Kimchi, daikon, sprouts, macaroni salad, tofu, broccoli salad. Every side dish was very tasty. I'm not even a fan of Kimchi (I often find it to have awful texture and bland). However, here it was firm and tasted great. So, I highly recommend Seoul Garden. Every experience is consistently a relaxing and enjoyable one with really good food.

Came here on Mother's Day since I wanted traditions Korean food & not kbbq. We usually go to Seoul…read moreGarden but since we're on this side of town, this was more convenient. Dining room was more than half empty at 12:30 Sunday afternoon. We were asked if we were doing kbbq & when we said no, we were told that it was a 30-45 minute wait. The excuse was that they had a super busy Saturday & the kitchen is still trying to catch up. I get that they're trying to push everyone onto their ayce kbbq menu but that was the lamest excuse ever. Don't you prep early to get the pars set for the day? It is less work for them to do kbbq since the cooking is done at the table but this left a bad impression. It's clear that they don't value potential customers.

One of my favorite Korean spots. Great lunch specials, and I love the side dishes offered. The…read morespicy pork bulgogi lunch comes with a serving of meat, rice, side dishes, lettuce, and soup. Plenty of food for one. The food came out quickly. I was checked on the perfect amount for a solo diner. There was plenty of seating and no wait for a weekday.

Grabbed lunch from here recently and enjoyed myself!…read more The staff were polite and helpful throughout the meal. My wife and I ended up splitting the kimchi pancake as an appetizer, and we both got the beef bibimbap for our entrees. We didn't end up getting any interesting beverages this time, but there were a few draft and bottled beers available as well as soju, sake, and other variations of alcohol :) Anyway, our kimchi pancake arrived pretty quickly, and it was very tasty! I liked how the green onion was integrated throughout, and the dipping sauce was very flavorful. It looked like it may be a bit spicy but in fact was sweet-ish :) Our bibimbaps arrived soon after, served in hot stone bowls. In addition, they provided six different small side dishes, all of which were very tasty! I really enjoyed the variety, as they ranged from pasta salad to kimchi. Honestly, the bibimbap was maybe my least favorite part of the meal, which surprised me. It wasn't bad at all, with plenty of tasty veggies included, but it didn't blow me away. Maybe I should have added more of the bottled sauce they provided :) Overall, we both really enjoyed our lunch at Okja and would definitely come back!

I associate Korean cuisine with pure comfort, and Okja certainly delivered that! The banchan (side…read moredishes) were plentiful and tasty. We also got the: - Seafood Pancake (crispy flour pancake with squid, shrimp, crab meat & scallions): Definitely my favorite dish- perfectly crispy and simultaneously fluffy, lots of well-cooked seafood. - Tang Soo Yook (battered deep fried pork, drizzled in sweet & sour sauce): I've never had this dish before, but I will admit I imagined it a bit different. It was more batter forward so the pork did get lost, but the batter itself was super chewy and almost tapioca-like, which was interesting. I liked the sauce, but I wish it came separately for dipping as the pork did lose its crunch. - Bi-Naeng (cold buckwheat noodles with pickled daikon, cucumber, pear, hard boiled egg, beef & spicy sauce): So refreshing! Loved the chew of the noodles and how complementary the spicy sauce was with the sweet pickled toppings. The beef was on the tough side with not a ton of flavor though. Ambiance is really nice and spacious, there are two sides: one with the bar and booths, another with wooden benches. Service was surprisingly fast. Lots of parking. 8/10 would recommend!

Came here straight getting the airport on my way to the hotel because I wanted Korean food. It's…read morelocated inside the H-Mart. The food was very good and priced wonderfully. The sauce was very flavorful, but I like it with some heat, so I asked for gochokaru (red pepper flakes) and put some on. Perfection. It was a great lunch!

10/10 recommend!…read more Food was yummy! My boyfriend got some sort of spicy chicken with white rice! He really enjoyed the sauce that it was tossed it. I got the beef hot pot. Everything seemed fresh and well incorporated. The lady behind the counter was really nice and answered the questions that we had about the menu. She even suggested that the hot pot as a nice dish with "crunch rice" at the bottom like a nice snack lol. There isn't really ambiance being that this food court style dining. I go for the delicious food not the ambiance with this one!

Ordered the Spicy Kal Bi...terrible. Kalbi pieces were about 1 in long…read more Had maybe 4 small pieces of the Kal Bi....hardy anything. Was the WORST i ever had and I lived in Hawaii 25 years so I know good Korean Kai Bi and this was the worst .

Love that there's a restaurant conveniently inside a market…read more For the restaurant, don't expect table service. There's a place to grab your own utensils and complimentary water/tea. I was good with that because the food was delicious and such good value. Shared 3 dishes between 3 people: seafood stew, ddeokboki, and spicy LA galbi. Loved all of the dishes, all delicious with substantial quantity and amount of veggies. Perhaps what stood out the most was the ddeokboki since that's the best value dish I've ever seen at any restaurant--large in quantity that doesn't shy away in the amount of mix-ins (fishcake, cabbage, green onions, etc). Definitely will be keeping this place in mind for the next time I'm in the area.