Seoul St Midtown

Impressive atmosphere, food was okay at best. Avoid the corn cheese, It didn't even have the cheese pull... The shrimp and bulgogi, however, were done well. No comments on the food pricing as its understandable per the type of venue. Subpar service. Banchan was never delivered, and the server didn't bother to check to refill on waters, let alone how the table was doing. The hostess was kind enough to relay complaints to the manager, which addressed some of these concerns. The final thing to mention is that while our table wasn't being tended to, we can notice a crowd of staff at the end of the bar, idle. The overall dining experience was more of here are your drinks, 3/4th of your food, and you can screw off. Hopefully, this is just a one-off experience, and it's better next time I visit. Though, I doubt I'll come back.

It was a bit disappointing. The Korean hot chicken was dry and didn't have much heat. Chili pork skillet wasn't spicy, but it was overly sweet and the dish was room temperature at most. Kimchi fried rice was also just too sweet, kimchi fried rice should be more savory than sweet. The highlight would be the calamari, it was well flavored and crispy.

Best plate of food I've had so far in Sacramento. Great service and ambiance as well! Highly recommended

Service was great and friendly. Came by multiple times to check on us. We ordered 4 items from happy hour, and 5 entrees. The soso fries were great- the fries nice and crispy. Calamari was good too- liked the sauce. Garlic soy chicken wings were flavorful. I liked the pork wrap (bosum) more than I thought I would. Bulgogi was honestly probably the most disappointing item (if I had to choose 1). It was just not super flavorful. Not the normal marinated flavor. Chili pork was pretty normal spicy pork. Galbi jjim was good too. Tender and has carrots and potatoes. Kimchi fried rice was good and basically on top of a bed of cheese corn. All the hot skillets came with free refills on the bonchon! Warning the hot skillets do not come with rice so u gotta add that ($3.49/bowl). I will say the portions off the kimchi fried rice and galbi jjim appeared to be pretty small. Like u would definitely need something to supplement it probably. Parking is street parking so could be a bit difficult on a weekday. They have reservations by phone if you have a group large enough.. also there's a 20% gratuity for groups of 7 or more. And $20 corkage fee if you bring your own drinks, and also $20 fee if you bring your own dessert.

I loved the food and drinks, I was a little disappointed that bibimbap bowls seemed to be only available at lunch. We sat at the bar and the staff was patient as we looked through the menu and helpful answering questions as we ordered. The staff was nice, the restaurant was clean, and the ambiance was great.

Beautiful service & atmosphere I was expecting more from the shrimp, but the Soso fries were delicious! And I got to taste some tacos they were good.

Menu highlights Korean flavors complemented with a variety of different tasty encasements. They forgot our fried chicken and our drink order took forever but it’s definitely worth a try.

Its more of a Korean fusion food. They could have used better quality of beef. The kimchi fried rice is decent. The service is great.