Stone Korean Restaurant

This is the 2nd Stone location I have tried. I will say this new location is exactly like the one in Redmond in terms of food and menu. What I like about this place is that the food is not sweet. It seems like every Korean restaurant now dumps a bunch of sugar but this place keeps it traditional. Their tofu soup (imo) tastes best with 4 star spice level. If you can handle the heat, I recommend going with 4. I can definitely do 5 but it just doesn't taste as balanced as 4. I got to try Kalbi and marinated pork and both were good. Again, very traditional. Not overly sweet. Nothing crazy amazing or anything but it is a very standard Korean restaurant. Prices were very expensive but I am not really shocked anymore. I recommend it if you're in the area craving Korean food. Not worth going out of your way to try. The venue was big and pretty clean. Service was decent.

Place was convenient with plenty of parking by Walmart. Hubby and I came for lunch today and was a little disappointed in the soft tofu soup and side dishes. Perhaps their other dishes would be better. Tofu soup was hot, but soup base not very flavorful. Side dishes were not as good as some other Korean restaurants we've been to. Place looked clean and seating was comfortable though. Will give this a try again next time on their other dishes to see if it's better.

I really liked stone. I am not a huge fan of super spicy food but my girlfriend has been broadening my taste buds when it comes to Korean food. I really enjoyed the sundubu with seafood with medium spicy. Their kalbi was yummy too and i enjoyed the kimchi and rest of bonchons. Service was great! Quick and super nice. Eating here felt like a good comfort food meal

Ordered a couple of things as you can see lol. My favorite is the Kalbi & Spicy Bulgogi. If you're craving Korean food definitely come here!

This place recently opened in Bellevue on Main Street and I'm happy they did. This an official Korean restaurant. I ordered the bibimpap. It came in a hot stone bowl making the rice crispy and everything nice and hot. Very flavorful. They give all the sides which adds to this amazing meal. Will definitely be back and try the other items.

Kimchi jiggae let me down so giving it a 3. Also the gimbap felt dry. The kimchi fried rice was all right.

Had this restaurant on my list for a while but just never had the chance to check it out. I knew about the Redmond location but that one closed and it seemed like they opened the bellevue location shortly after. I had a great experience. We got a variety of dishes for just me and my wife and it was definitely enough. The food was great as a whole and the banchan was plentiful. One critique I have is that the special spicy fried chicken wasn't that spicy, it was more sweet. It was still good though it just didn't taste as spicy as it actually looked. Definitely recommend eating here if you're in the area!

Food: 3.5/5Slightly above average Korean food - depends on the dishes you get, but it's better than the random Korean restaurants you'll find in strip malls. The beef brisket soup (yuk gae jang) is what I got and I enjoyed it! The seafood pancake was also good. Chicken wings were dry. Dukbokki (spicy rice cake) was below average. Service 5/5Typical Korean style restaurant where you just let your server know if you need anything - it's a cultural thing so don't feel like you're being rude if you need to ask for extra side dishes or extra water. Our server was always quick and helpful whenever we needed extra side dishes. Ambiance 5/5Small restaurant but big tables - perfect for all the entrees and side dishes and drinks! It never felt too crowded. We were celebrating a birthday and one of the staff overheard us cheers'ing and gave the birthday boy some free sides - it was very sweet of them to help us make the birthday boy feel special.

I'm no expert of Korean food but I know what I like. My friend and I came here Friday night after the Harry Potter Experience at Bravern about 12 minute drive away in a strip mall area. The space looks smaller from the outside tha it is. It goes back pretty far. We got here about 5:15 it wasn't to crowded yet a few more diners but was definitely filling up when we left. I usually get bibimbap but opted for the Kimchi Jhi-Gae and my friend had the Sundubu-jjigae with pork, and we split the Veggie pancake -Yachaejeon. There seven banchan plates that came out and would be refilled if you wanted. Generous portions and I had plenty to bring home. Food was perfect in the piping hot clay pots for the chilly weather. Flavorful I like that I was offered an option for a veggie broth since I selected a veggie option but was perfectly happy with a meat broth. The service was wonderful friendly and very helpful. We opted for barley tea to drink and keep warm. Would definitely return.

So glad that Stone has a location in Bellevue now! We've been here twice so far and the staff is always so nice and helpful to our family. There's a lot of tables, and although we haven't been during super busy times, I could see it still being fairly comfy even if it's packed.So many tofu soup places can easily miss the mark with under flavored soup or small amounts of ingredients, but I've never had that issue at any of the Stone locations. My go-to is the kimchi tofu soup with pork. Also, they are really generous with the banchan (side dishes), which change each time we go- they are also really good banchan overall!