Seoul Mix 2.0

Seoul Mix 2.0 is a great choice for both grab-and-go and freshly cooked food options. My husband especially loves this stop at the mall and it's one of his go to choices. It's located in the Lanai Court and while it can be busy, today we were able to order quickly and find a seat easily. The bipimbap is very flavorful and the protein is cooked to order. I've even asked for them to make it vegetarian and they were able to do so with extra veggies! Highly recommended for something a little different than the usual mall food.

If you're in a rush, probably best not to order non-premade dishes from here. They have kimbap and other items on the counter. I ordered the bibimbap and it took awhile to get my food. The eggs overcooked on top but the flavors on point with the spicy chicken. I was pleasantly surprised. A bit on the oilier side than I'd like but overall, veggies were fresh with great seasoning.

Takeout lunch from Ala Moana, Honolulu, Hawaii...Mom and I had just finished having breakfast at The Lanai (food court on the Mall Level). We were walking past all of the food vendors such as Teppanyaki Farmer, Ahi and Vegetable, etc. when I saw Seoul Mix 2.0.Gosh... the bentos and musubi looked really good... and everything was packaged... ready-to-go... convenient!I thought, "Since I'm here and there's no line, I should get something for lunch later on..."Good move because after driving mom around to her appointments, I was hungry when I got home! I ripped open the box of bulgogi kimbap (Korean sushi roll) quickly...Wow...Delicious!The healthy combination of black nori (seaweed), white rice, yellow takuan (pickled, crunchy daikon), brown, tasty bulgogi (seasoned meat), orange grated carrot, yellow egg, and green choi sum was colorful and fun with the perfect amount of sesame seed oil flavor... YUM!

Since I didn't have so much time for lunch, I decided to grab some at Ala Moana and eat them at the office. So I chose here as not many people were there. Now I understand why. I grabbed kimchi fried rice and kimchi pancakes. Kimchi pancakes were all right: soft but only three pieces for nearly$7 is too expensive. Now kimchi fried rice ($8 plus): this was terrible, I couldn't find any passion nor respect toward customers: fried rice was too oily, a slice of spam was salty, and fried egg had egg shells....only chicken with kochujan was so-so. It was so terrible that I brought this fried rice home and re-cooked this into bibimba by adding rice, vegetables, and beef.

My fave spot for lunch whenever I go to Ala Moana. Bentos, kimbap, and onigiri are always affordable and filling. My fave is the spicy pork bento with a little japchae, rice, and mac salad.Lots of selection.

Ordered a spicy pork cheese cup bop. This place use to be me my ideal place but after today I think I won't be back. I ordered 2 side of eggs with my spicy pork cupbop and they really skimped out. The bowl was half full, and there was more egg than spicy pork. Why is there more egg than spicy pork. I paid for the extra egg. If anything that shouldn't change the portion of my order. 0/10 you lost my business

I love that you can choose your protein in the bibimbap. I'm glad spicy pork is an option and I was even happier that they had some already prepared. It does take a while if you ordered something that's not on the grab and go counter, but to me that's okay cause you know it's made to order. It's part of the food court near the Macy's at Ala Moana so it can get pretty noisy but not so much that you can't enjoy your meal. I like looking around at all the different options and make a note to myself to try these other places. But Seoul Mix 2.0 brings me back in again with their irresistible food. Can you tell I love Korean food? I don't come to this mall as much as I used to, but when I do, I stop by to see if anything will alert my taste buds, and most times it does

I came here around 11:30am and wanted to get the sweet & garlic shrimp bento box. They told me that there would be a wait, about two hours for the shrimp to defrost. Are you kidding me? I wasn't about to hang out for two hours to wait for the shrimp. Instead I picked up the prepackaged seafood pancake and shrimp tempura kimbap. The food was already room temperature as it was sitting out. I like how they have a time stamp on it.The food wasn't bad. I liked the seafood pancake. It had bits of calamari and shrimp in it. That vinegar soy dipping sauce that came with it was a winner. It gave that pancake life. The kimbap was ok. Obviously, the tempura was soggy and they didn't use a whole shrimp. It was minced shrimp in some kind of paste. I don't think that I would get it again. I appreciate that it wasn't greasy like some of the other kimbaps that I've had at other places.

Yummy Korean cuisine quick bites. Located in the Lanai food court next to Macy's and Share Tea. Mall level. Nice and attentive service. Reasonable pricing. Bentos, musubis, Kimbap , kim chee fries and more are available. Ample seating that is cleaned by service personnel. Well lit. Noisy due to it being located in a food court. I ordered the kim chee fries with wagyu beef. Very flavorful and tasty. Make sure to ask for the sauce on the side.

I'm a huge fan of korean food especially the bibimbap. If that's on the menu you bet I'm ordering that. At Seoul Mix I ordered the spicy pork bibimbap and can say I was very impressed with it. This little pop up at Ala Moana is something I would order again. Thought it may not look like a lot, they gave a pretty good portion and I even had some extra rice leftover. The Japchae in the bowl was delicious. There was no line when I went so food came out quick. If you love korean food this is the place to eat at!