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3.9 (102 reviews)
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Katherine Y.

Great Korean rice bowl and fried chicken in dt Bellevue. The portion was huge, the 4 chicken tender meal can probably feed 2 ppl. It's clean and with many tables to sit and relax. The only thing is that the service is a bit slow, took over 20 min to get the orders. Unless you're in a rush, it's a great place for lunch.

BBQ Chicken Bowl and Organic Fried Tofu Bowl
Calista C.

Korean chipotle-style bowls are fully customizable! You can get salad or rice bases and choose the toppings you would like. Some toppings are extra like marinated egg. For around $15-16 each, the serving size is pretty big and give A LOT of protein. However, some of the toppings (like the cucumber kimchi) seemed like they had gone bad or were very sour... A lot of seating area in the shared food court and you order on the touch screen.

Sweet & Spicy Chicken Sandwich
Kevina L.

for fast food, this stuff is incredible. highly recommend a stop for a quick bite or takeout -- this chicken is addicting as hell. my mouth and i were a little intimidated by the size of the chicken sandwich at first. but after attempting to flatten it down, i realized it didn't matter if i got sauce all over my mouth. nor did it matter if i got a bite of bun-less chicken. i quickly learned that any bite was a bite of heaven. something about the way it's fried is so damn good. it's not too heavy or greasy, so it feels like you can keep eating it forever and ever. and the sauce is just as amazing. the bulgogi burrito was also surprisingly good -- it's cheesier than other bulgogi burritos i've had, and it felt like comfort food. the only thing that was a miss was the fries, which were just average. but hey, you can't be great at absolutely everything. seoul bowl, you're still great overall!

Spicy Pork Bowl
Edward V.

Easy ordering through a tablet, with descriptions. Staff friendly to answer additional inquiries. I had the Spicy Pork Bowl. The bowl is compact, lots of color from the top. Food was warm when you open it. It had enough meat with an array of diced veggies around. It was filling and tasted really good. It had right amount of heat. Not bad for $15.

Joan S.

Again disappointing Fries some were not cooked Wings over cooked Maybe you did change the oil? Sorry never again

Build Your Own Bowl
Naliyah L.

I created my own bowl! I believe I ordered a purple rice, with bulgogi as my protein and most of the pickled sides and salad. Everything was okay to me... I'm not too sure if I didn't combine the right foods together, but it is what it is. You have to order through the kiosk at the bar. There's limited interaction, unless you really get the workers attention. Everyone's in their own space, doing their own line of work so ambiance is okay. Seoul Bowl is one of the busier restaurants in the food court as a heads up!

Joanne W.

Pretty good! Little more expensive that some other places that I have tired and were similar. Their meat choices were good. My go to is usually the spicy pork. I love their toppings especially the egg and I also especially love their sauces. They make it in front of you which was nice so I can see what is going in my food and they're quick with it. It's like a little food court so not really like a restaurant but there's seating around the place.

fries
Piko L.

this review is just for the fries, which I got as a snack to-go, and they were made hot and tasted acceptable. Ordered on the self-order pad and the cashier behind the counter was super nice and fast with my order. I'll be back to try their other treats when I'm in the mood for a good fried chicken!

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Jm P.

Quick and friendly staff, crispy fried chicken, tasty dipping sauce, great place to share something to eat while at the mall. 100% would come back again!

Spicy Pork Bowl
Kait D.

During a visit to Bellevue Square, my family was craving lunch so we stopped at the food district. At Seoul Bowl we ordered the spicy pork bowl to share as well as food from a different vendor. Seoul Bowl caught our eye with its cute aesthetic and large menu. The Pork Bowl was delicious. I personally don't have a high tolerance for spice so I could barely eat more than five bites, but my parents loved the spice and thought the bowl was delicious. I am intolerant to kale so my mom picked that out of the bowl but she loved it and I thought the flavours went together perfectly for a filling, savoury dish. The food was ready promptly after we ordered and my parents were able to get cutlery for themselves and chopsticks for me. The food court area was clean and it was easy to find a table for the three of us. I'd definitely love to come back to Seoul Bowl, but maybe next time I'll try something a little less spicy.

Bulgogi Rice Burrito
Jeremy L.

This place is decent. Good korean style fare but a little pricey for what you get. Bulgogi Rice Burrito (3): Flavor was good. Let's start with that. However I think they should rename it to Rice Burrito w/ bulgogi. It was mostly rice and other veggies with very little bulgogi. When I did get a bite of bulgogi it was fantastic though! Mandu (3): Not really crisped. Sauce topping was okay. I dipped them in the korean sauce which was good. The filling was decent but nothing super great about these either. They had a number of sauces that you can add for extra. I asked the guy what their spiciest sauce was. He said the hot sauce and the korean spicy was similar but gave the edge to the korean spicy sauce. So thats what I got. It was good. Somewhat like a gochujang/sriracha mix. Not that spicy. I may be back to try their wings.

Luke L.

Seoul Bowl definitely has an unassuming vibe--you'd figure it was just another quick-service spot that wasn't going to be too memorable. However, it turned out to be a real pleasant surprise! I enjoyed the variety of flavors they had to offer, from their bowls to their fried chicken. The ingredients were also fresh and delicious! The service was quick and the people were friendly. Only downside was, they didn't provide water, and asked me to go down to the coffee shop to take theirs. That part felt icky. But otherwise, I would come here again!

Spicy pork burrito
Tania U.

This is located in a food court in Lincoln Square South, which has a nice ambiance and isn't too busy. The spicy pork burrito was huge and full of flavor, though it did have a bit too much rice, so some bites were mostly rice. The Sweet and Spicy Wings were fantastic--hot, crunchy, and super tasty, just like they were made to order. We were hoping for quicker service since it's a food court spot, but it took about 15 minutes to get our food, even with only one person ahead of us. I think the fried chicken took a bit longer to cook. We were looking for something quick before our movie, so the wait was a little longer than expected. Overall, it's a good place, and I'm excited to go back and try the bowl options!

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Fantastic Korean fried chicken. Fries are passable. Sauces are great. Wish the fried chicken was available a la carte.

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I am a big fan of fried chicken wing. This is my favorite place. Wings are very crispy and you can add sauce as side orders.

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