Seoul Myeon

My friend was looking for a late lunch, and she decided on Seoul Myeon. SInce it was almost 2:30 PM, the restaurant was practically empty, so we were seated immediately. We decided to share an entree since I wasn't too hungry. Both of us were served complementary house salads to start. The iceberg lettuce was fresh, but the dressing was on the greasy side.JJAMPPONG - 15.95I don't eat jjamppong too often, but the broth here was flavorful with a nice depth. It wasn't incredibly spicy, though, so if you prefer your jjamppong extra spicy, be sure to let your server know when placing an order. The noodles held their texture well without being soggy. There was a decent amount of seafood and onions, as well. The only downside was how oily the broth was, but other than that, the jjamppong was pretty good.For Troy standards, Seoul Myeon is a solid option for Korean-Chinese dishes. The interior is clean with around 10 tables for dine-in.

Stopped in to check the place out. Thankfully found a parking spot, but I can see this being a major issue.It's your standard full service sit-down restaurant. It wasn't busy when I walked in and I got to sit anywhere I wanted. I had been studying their menu for a while, so I went with the following:- Jjampong- YouringiJjampong was disappointing. The noodles were overcooked and mushy. For spicy seafood noodles, only saw few shrimps and squids, five mussels, of which one was dead (wasn't open). The broth was ok, didn't get that "refreshing" taste from the broth. Definitely not on my list to try it again. This dish was 1 out of 5 for me. Youringi - for $25, you can order it once and try it, but can't justify ordering this often. This dish is to share, for around 2 to 3 people. If you come in with a large crowd, definitely worth ordering to share. The soy based sauce wasn't too sweet or sour and the chili's weren't spicy. It went very well with the chicken and the lettuce it came with. They do not serve banchans with your order, the only two items I got was salad (those you get at a sushi joint) and yellow radish. Overall, walked away disappointed with their noodle dish. With "noodles" in their name, I would have hoped it would have blown me away, but it did not.

I've never been to a Korean restaurant that doesn't serve bon chon. I could let that pass.I ordered Beef Bibimbap.The rice is supposed to be crispy on the bottom. On their version the rice was burnt beyond eatable standards. The whole dish just tasted like char. Besides that the beef wasn't good either.During our whole dining experience there was a loud pounding coming from the back that was louder than the music. Constant pounding!I do not recommend. SorryI do t

Delicious i love the rotating menu. Got the pork katsu (HUGE) and the sweet and sour pork. Would definitely go here again. Food came out fast and everything was great quality and authentic

Tried carryout for our family one night and Seoul Myeon became our new favorite! We were all very happy with all the food we ordered. They have all our Korean favorites, but Japanese options as well. You can dine in or carryout. We ordered Katsu curry, bulgogi, black bean noodles and more! Everything was delicious!

The food here is super authentic and tasty. The portion sizes are very good for the price. I had the tonkatsu which was only $17 and was double the size of my hand. The bulgogi was also amazing. Ambiance is very laid back and chill. Service was very fast.

As someone who moved recently from California, I have been craving authentic home style Korean Food. This place nailed it on the mark! It was great portions enough to take home for lunch the next day. The flavor was amazing. The Jjambbong was just the right spice and perfect on a cold day. Tonkatsu was huge and crispy and definitely filling. The staff were friendly and constantly checked in to make sure you had everything you needed. I highly recommend this place!

Went here a few weeks ago to check out this new Korean restaurant in the area. They don't have the full menu up right now but the options they did have were pretty good. In the soft opening menu we got the Fried rice, spicy seafood Jjampong, and dumplings. My Jjampong was pretty good and lots of flavor first time trying it so not sure if it's all like this but they definitely overloaded it with onions which was overwhelming I had to take slices of onions out, it was like 2 onions worth per bowl . But overall flavor was really good.

Was nice to see Seoul Myun replaced the old Korean restaurant. Stopped in for an early dinner on a Thursday, walked right in, was pretty quiet so we were able to get a quick table. Very clean inside and service was just fine. The food was great! Loved everything we ordered. The jjajangmyun had great flavor. Loved the jjambbong, had great flavor, not too spicy, and lots of seafood! The tangsuyook was perfectly crispy and the sauce was good too! Definitely will go back!

Got the beef with rice on their soft opening menu. Beef was tender. Sauce flavorful. Yolk was raw which was ok. Dish came out fast which makes me think it wasn't made on the spot. This was not one of the dishes that was recommended however we gave it a try and it didn't disappoint. Service: there were several servers and only two tables. Servers were chatting audibly amongst each other. Given the staff ratio Service was not amazing. Did not come check on us after food arrived but did come to give us the check at the end in a hurried fashion. Environment: overall, clean. However I could hear someone chopping meat in the kitchen for the duration of our dining experience. Loud. Very unpleasant.