K Soul Food

Honestly, was surprised by the food. Thankfully, at 6:30PM on a Saturday, there was no wait time. We got seated immediately and the service was great. All staff were very punctual and friendly.This is our order, and we were very pleased. We'd definitely come back:- Beef Brisket and Chive Salad (surprisingly very light. I recommend trying it if you want some light and new. It has a slight sour flavor added it.- Odeng Tang (Standard Odeng Soup)- Soondae - Kimchi Fried Rice- Rice Cake Carbonara (Not too strong in the flavor, I wish they would add some more bacon)It came out to just a little over $100, which is reasonable, for a party of 4. Will definitely return to try a few more items.

Tiny portions, exorbitant pricesDo not come here if you are hungryMaybe consider,if you are a mouseM.W.

Found myself craving Korean food over the weekend and stumbled upon K Soul Food. The outdoor seating reminded me of those side-of-the-road stalls in Korea, so we decided to try it out, especially since they offered a grilled seafood set. We also ordered the halibut mulhae noodles.The seafood set came out quickly, packed with clams, mussels, shrimp, squid, oysters, octopus, and more. The mulhae noodles were cold with sliced raw halibut in a sweet, spicy red sauce--refreshing at first, but the sweetness quickly became too much.At first, the server was very helpful, assisting with cooking and peeling the seafood, which I appreciated. But halfway through, she left and didn't come back, causing some of the seafood to burn. An older lady eventually stepped in to help, but it was too late.Overall, the food was nothing special, and given the service hiccup, it would take a lot of convincing for me to return.

I came here with a group of friends on a Friday night and it was great to be seated right away. They have this outdoor seating area that they try to mimic from the outdoor markets in Korea. The food we got I would say was just average or slightly below average (kimchi fried rice 6/10, odeng soup 6/10, pork belly 7/10) and I would likely not order these items again. However, if you're looking for a place to just relax and enjoy some drinks with a cozy vibe, then I would recommend it.

I got the tteokbokki and it was pretty good! nothing special but it came with a variety of sides. service was good as well. I would say that if you're coming here i think you would be better off ordering seafood or anything else.

Got the original teobokki (7/10), cold noodles (10/10), cheese donkatsu (4/10). Wasn't a big fan of the donkatsu but the cold noodles hit the spot! Service was very quick and prices were reasonable. This restaurant is at the source mall so there is plenty of parking and is fun if you want to grab a bite while walking around.

A decent choice for some Korean comfort food. I liked the popcorn chicken tteokboki.. well the rice cakes were good and the sauce was yummy but the chicken was a bit tough. The rest of the food is pretty good too, tastes like home cooking. Definitely a decent choice if you're craving Korean food.

Came here on a late night and so glad that it was open.Kimchi fried rice (5/5): not spicy at all and was very comforting. The runny egg yolk added great flavor as well.Carbonara rice cake (4/5): Very creamy and perfect if you want rice cake, but can't handle the spicy mess. The bacon was fatty and soft. However it lacks that intense flavor from the spicy one.Spam roll (5/5): Super yummy and come with so many pieces.Curry (5/5): Tasted as Japanese curry supposed to tasted like.Korean feast noodles (3/5): It was very plain and piled with a bunch of vegetables. I would recommend a soup with more flavor.I definitely really enjoyed my experience here. I hope to come back to try the raw seafood.

Went here last night, service was bit slow after receiving food so it was difficult to flag a server down due to sitting outside. The raw uni tasted super off for some reason, was extra fishy and musky almost like it wasn't very good anymore sadly. The flavor was so potent even mixing it into the bibimbap ruined the rest of the dish.

Went here for lunch because most of the spots were closed during the week. It was definitely on the empty side and only one person was working (taking orders and cooking). I went with some family and we got a couple dishes which were all pretty good but nothing outstanding. Our bill was a bit pricey for the type of casual spot it was too.We got the spam egg roll and felt the egg was too sweet for the roll. Ended up taking off most of it. The spam was really good, the sauce it came with was almost like frosting.I got spicy carbonara tteokbokki with dumplings and cheese. The dumplings were fried and really good. The sauce and bacon was good and the rice cakes were a good texture. Wish it was a little more spicy. My grandma got the dumpling ramen and kimchi fried rice. Both decent as well but not spectacular. My boyfriend got the cheese donkatsu. It came with four small pieces and tbh not worth over $20. They also served it with beans which I've never seen at a Korean spot? The salad and sauce it came with was really good though. All the dishes were served with an onion soup too that was good. The banchan was good as well.Service was okay, she seemed really busy although the place was empty. I think because she was running back and forth between cooking.