It's Seoul Good

It's Seoul Good made a stop at our office. I opted to order online as I read that you order on a tablet anyways. I received a text confirming my order, and my order was ready within 5 minutes. I wasn't able to go pick it up for about 15 minutes after the fact, but they kept it nice and warm.It was pricy for our lunch for 2 $40. The Fried Korean Dumplings (Yaki-Mandu) were $4/4, and to make it pork, was $2 extra= $6. My beef bulgogi bibimbap was $14 and the spicy pork was $13.50. Fiancé was looking forward to galbi but it wasn't available online.Aside from the dumplings, the portions are generous- I'm eating leftovers as I write! The flavors were okay but the sesame bulgogi marinade doesn't come through. The spicy house gochuchang was less spicy than sriracha; even when I dowsed my entire bowl in it. The spicy pork had better flavor. Love the concept!

They were one of the vendors at the 2023 Queen Creek Olive Mill Garlic Festival and chose to have lunch with them. So glad I made this choice!They offered a fairly big menu with lots of choices...draw back is that you have to use their kiosk in order to see the prices of what you might order. I ordered the Korean Teriyaki Chicken Bowl which came with dark meat chicken, marinated with a sweet and savory sauce. Served with rice, carrots, cabbage, green onions and sesame seeds. The chicken was so tender and flavorful and the entire bowl was so good! Absolutely loved it! I also ordered the pork dumplings, which were perfect and fried to that crispy outer shell and tender, juicy filling. The dipping sauce was so good, tangy with that wonderful soy flavoring! Overall this was a great experience and I'd never hesitate to order from this truck if we were at an event where they are stationed!

This is the only food truck I know where you order on a touchpad rather than talking to a real person. What I like about this food truck is that they post where they're gonna be on their website and on streetfoodfinder.com. They also do catering if you're looking for some nice Korean food. They sell beef bowls, chicken bowls, tacos, fries, quesadillas, yaki-mandu's (Korean dumplings), and bibimbap (rice bowls mixed with various protein and vegetables). I got a bulgogi bowl (thinly sliced marinated ribeye steak) which comes with a sprinkling of carrots, red cabbage, and green onions and rice. This cost me $15.83 and had the same quantity of food that I'd find in a sit down restaurant. Although tasty, it didn't blow my mind.

If Saul Goodman ever ate at It's Seoul Good I'm sure he'd say with confidence about the food, "S'all Good, Man."I tried out this food truck during a lunch break at a conference I attended. The menu can be easily found online and since there was a pretty long line I got to browse through the menu to decide what I wanted while waiting. In addition to more traditional Korean dishes such as bibimbap and mandu, they offer Korean-Southwest American hybrid dishes. On the fusion side you'll see items such as bulgogi tacos, quesadillas, and loaded fries.Ordering is done on a tablet set near the pick up window. It was easy to navigate through the options and pay. You will type your name so they can call out your order and you'll also be given an order number after paying. It's been a while since I had bibimbap so I ordered that with bulgogi. They also have vegetarian and vegan versions of most dishes for the non meaty eaters. The bibimbap comes with either the traditional spicy gochuchang sauce or the "wimpy" teriyaki sauce. I'm a traditionalist when it comes to bibimbap and I can handle the spice level of gochuchang sauce so I opted for that. It didn't take too long to make the meal and it was packaged securely in a rectangular cardboard box with a plastic wrapped fork. Everything looked great when I opened up the box. The bulgogi was well seasoned and tender, and I thought all the ingredients meshed well together. The veggies were fresh and provided some nice crunch to contrast with the rice and bulgogi. The rice itself was plentiful but unfortunately a bit crunchy, a big nono if you are selling Asian food! The total for the bowl was around $15 which seemed a bit pricey but hey that's inflation for you I suppose.Details:- Proteins available: spicy pork, chicken/dak bulgogi, bulgogi beef, galbi short ribs- Vegetarian and vegan options available- Tablet ordering- Voted best food truck 2021 & Best Korean 2021 & 2022 for Phoenix Magazine's Best of the Valley

Our apartment complex invited Seoul Good to our neighborhood this evening. The food was extremely fresh & tasty. They offer a variety of Korean meets southwest fusion items like quesadillas, dumplings & street tacos. The teriyaki chicken was very good with their sweet & savory sesame sauce. This was a convenient takeout option for us and we would definitely order from them again if they decide to visit our complex!

Yummm! This food truck was at my work and they were so kind and efficient. You order on a kiosk outside of the truck and the order was out in a few minutes and it was HOT!! Plenty of food for the price!

It's Seoul delicious!!!!! I fell in love with this food truck after trying the bulgogi!!! First time I ever tried Korean food and I freaking love them. The staff is the 2 sweetest and genius folks ever!!!! The creative delicious food is paired brilliantly!!! Truly they share the love and compassion of a beautiful Korean Seouls!!!!!! They make huge portions and high quality food!!!! They aim to please and please they do!!! Im allergic to fruit and veggies and get remember every time it's greatly appreciated!!!!