Siroo Juk Story and Tea Cafe

I love this Siroo and Juk location. This place is casual - you order at the front, get assigned a number and find a table. They call your number and you pick up your food from the window. It's a great place to come with friends. They have dinner options like rice dishes, noodles, and rice porridge, and dessert (bingsoo).The food here is affordable and comes in big portions. I ordered the bulgogi bibimbap. I got a massive bowl of rice, meat, and veggies plus a side of soup for $12.99! It's an amazing deal, and it was a tasty dish! However, they do charge $1 for a takeout box.

This a solid place for korean basics/comfort foods. Its like a cafeteria/ korean diner which i think is the best description for this place. None of the food here is blown away amazing but as a korean its solid acceptable korean comfort. Sorta like a food court with plentiful options. The wicked snow dessert, their version of korean dessert bingsoo is elite. so damn good. The food options again it like diner food all decent and for the prices its a good value.

A cute restaurant that serves a variety of authentic Korean dishes. They are one of the few places that serve bing su, a Korean shaved ice dessert with condensed milk and toppings. We were mainly here for the bing su but wanted to try their other menu items as well however the kitchen closes as 7:30 so we didn't have much time to look through the menu. We ordered the ramen and naengymeon which is cold Korean buckwheat noodles. The ramen was okay and nothing special. The naengymeon was a pleasant surprise as I never had cold noodles before but the best way to describe it is almost like a noodle salad. It was full of flavor and refreshing. The server mentioned the gold/red bean flavor was the most popular bing su so went ahead with that. The bing su was perfect treat at the end of the meal and there were corn flakes that added a crunch. Not to sweet and had a light taste. I would definitely recommend coming early as the kitchen has a very hard cutoff at 7:30pm and they do take any orders after that.

Tried their pumpkin jook x2, and their kimbops and variety of rice cakes x2. Very yummy! Took some to my parents and they loved them as well;)

This place was a little hidden, and I wasn't sure where to park. It looked like they have two entrances though, so you can park on either side. The place was bigger than I expected. You order up front and take the food to your seat. The pricing was decent for the area. The only down side is that they charge extra ($1) for carry out if you can't finish.The naengmyeon was something I wouldn't get again, but the other dishes (hotpot bibimbap and spicy pork rice) were good. The large mango bingsoo was also good and a good portion to share for 3-4 people.

Comfort food and hang out. Great authentic value and experience when stopping by mid-day. Juk menu is winning.

A cute cafeteria style restaurant with separate vendors inside. I've been here a couple of times and there are vendors for bingsoo(shaved ice), soup and other goodies. I especially like the bingsoo(soy bean flavor) for their ice texture. It's not overly sweet and the soy power adds a nice balance to the creamy ice. There's also some other toppings inside like mochi. I just wish the bowl was a little bigger as I always seem to push the ice off the bowel The other vendors are also pretty good, I've had their tofu soup and tteok but bingsoo is definitely my fav.

A bit of a hole-in-the-wall, the place is a bit hidden at first but when you walk inside, it's surprisingly big with plenty of seating. Their menu is also pretty big, with a variety of bibimbaps, kimbaps, noodles, and their specialty--juk (or rice porridge). I ended up getting a bibimbap, but a couple of my friends got their juk. The place is a go-up-to-order-and-sit-down place, where you get a number after ordering and pick up your meal when it's called out (and later bus your own table). Nonetheless, the staff is still very sweet. The food itself is very good and definitely gives off comfort food vibes. I would definitely come back here on a cold day for some warm and comforting food. (Plus: The bingsoo is a great dessert to grab with friends after!)Another thing I wanted to note that I really liked was that they had a lot of food pre-packed and to-go, such as rice cakes, kimbap, and cookies!

Usually come for their kimbap and dduk which r great. This visit we picked up kimbap and dduk like usual and they were great. But we also picked up prepackaged jokbal for $29. When we got home and started to eat, we realized that there was a large bone underneath all the slices which felt deceptive. Usually this size bone is not included in prepackaged jokbal and shouldn't be hidden underneath. Was disappointed at the less than 50% weight/portion of sliced jokbal vs large bones and many odd shaped little chunks underneath. And the flavor was a little bland/lacking than other places. Won't be picking this up again from Siroo and just stick to the kimbap and dduk.

The tteokbokki was freshly made, not spicy, with a nice seafood anchovy flavor. The cashier was friendly, and the ambience was nice with kpop music playing in the background. They had a self-serve station where you were able to easily get cups/sauces/water/utensils. The atmosphere was chill and there were quite a bit of food options to choose from. Next time I definitely want to try their bingsoo!