Seoul Oriental Foods Gifts

This isn't my first time having lunch here, but I usually go for their lunch box special. Today, I decided to try the dumplings, and I was blown away by their size. They were fresh and cooked to perfection. They were too hot to eat right away, so I took the time to enjoy the three types of kimchi they offered: cabbage, turnip, and cucumber. The turnip kimchi was my favorite, so I ended up going next door to buy a jar from their grocery store. Everything was absolutely delicious. Service: Dine-in.

Delicious food! This is a charming little mom-and-pop restaurant. Service: Dine-in Meal Type: Lunch Price per person: $20–30 Food rating: 5 Service rating: 5 Atmosphere rating: 2.

Here are some photos of the leftovers we brought home. The food was fantastic—especially the yaki mandu (fried dumplings), which were incredible and quite large! I ordered the spicy seafood and veggie soup, and there was definitely enough to take some home (as shown in the bowl photo, where I added extra Korean pepper for an extra kick!). I've already made plans with my friends to come back so we can sample even more from the menu. Additionally, the store attached to the restaurant is wonderful, and I was able to pick up many essentials to prepare delicious Korean meals at home!

This place is equipped not only with a restaurant but also an Asian food store. The main food items are mainly Korean, so I rarely saw Japanese or Chinese foodstuffs. In addition to foodstuffs, they also sell Korean tableware and sundries. Korean seasonings, sweets, tofu, noodles, kimchi, etc. are all available.

Great food, lunch specials are great and plenty enough food to satisfy. Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 4