Stone Korean Restaurant

I wish I lived closer to this location- I would forgo purchasing groceries and eat here daily-All the dishes remind me of my mum's cooking-All my favourite Korean delights. My absolute fave here is the Sundubu-jjigae it tastes exactly like my mum's. The banchan here is really tasty as well. When I don't want to make Korean goodies at home I will get takeout from here :) Takeout is aways well packed and piping hot.

Came here for a friend's birthday dinner and glad they chose this place because crispy chicken wings is exactly what I was looking for in town.A couple plates of Fried chicken and spicy chicken were ordered for the table and the craving was satisfied. Each bite was hot, crispy and satisfying, in fact I think we had to wait a minute for them to cool a bit before chowing down on them. Getting to business most of us opted for a combo so that we could enjoy different things at a slight value. I got the Kalbi and wasn't disappointed. Korean BBQ ribs is another favorite. Nicely sauced and presented, it was fairly tender.To drink we just had some pitchers of Rainier, nothing crazy but definitely pair well with the fare - Ludacris would be proud (send compliment if you got this reference)Service was very good. For the six of us, we were accommodated well and given suggestions when asked. Would come back for Korean chicken and BBQ fix.

Came here to celebrate a friend's birthday. Not being familiar with it I wasn't sure what to expect. It has a casual atmosphere and was not crowded at all an a Saturday evening in December.We had a group of 6 so not huge and we sat down right away. The service was very friendly and quick! We ended up getting a beer pitcher for the table which was finished quickly :)Then for the apps we got two orders of wings, one was regular and once was spicy. Although we were warned that the spicy one might be too much for us, we all agreed that it was delicious and had a great flavor with just enough spice!For the mains I shared a combo dish which included the bibimbap and the spicy pork. It was all so tasty and perfectly seasoned. I recommend getting a side order of steamed white rice to soak up all the flavors.Looking forward to a return visit here!

One of my favorite Korean food spots in Seattle! Laid back spot near Lake Union. The beef tofu soup was delicious - really flavorful broth and generous portion sizes. Note there's no egg in the tofu soup. The banchan was also really good. Staff is friendly and attentive as well - would definitely recommend trying this place out!

One of the wonderful things about moving into a new neighborhood is discovering all the little places that are within walking distance. Places that not only add convenience to your life but make the grind of the city a little easier just by being there. This is one of those places. It's simple, hot, Korean food done well and in very good size portions. They pride themselves on their fried chicken, and they SHOULD. It is juicy and crispy, and there is plenty to your order. The catch is, it tase better with the sauce they serve. It's a kind of ketchup that has been spiced perfectly to pair with the chicken. If you are a single person in the area, this is the place to come, not only if you want to get full but to have leftovers for the next day. I did.

I love naengmyeon and always make an effort to try it whenever I try a new korean restaurant. This naengmyeon was not the best and I wouldn't recommend it to others. Normally this dish comes with a few thin slices of beef, which I like since the rest of the dish is noodle/veggie heavy. This one didn't have any! Also I felt like the broth tasted weird (a little stale? not sure how to describe it).That being said, the banchan here was stellar! It took a while for the food to come out so we were grazing on all the sides and they came and refilled them for us! The service was also very friendly overall. I would certainly come here again-- just not for the naengmyeon

Came in with a friend on a cold Seattle winter day and got seated immediately. I got the bulgogi + sundubu combo, the bulgogi was good, wished it had a little more flavor. The tofu soup was amazing, perfect for the cold weather!Service was good we were promptly asked for our orders and constant water refills.

We shared among 3 people, this is what we ordered: Kalbi: 5/5 Really juicy and deliciousBeef Bibimap: 3/5 Pretty average, nothing really stood out12 pc Chicken Wings: 2/5 Crispy but dry, definitely not worth $34. Slightly spicyService was average, we were left alone for the most part, but it is just a casual place for lunch or dinner.

I regularly order from Stone on Uber Eats. I'm moving away from Seattle in a few days so I decided to finally make a trip down to the actual restaurant.We came by at around 8pm on a Saturday night. Street parking was relatively easy to find (and was free since it was after 6pm). We didn't realize until after parking that there's a dedicated parking lot for patrons of Neptune building businesses, including Stone (see photos).We were seated right away despite arriving during peak weekend dinner hours. Our server was really friendly and other wait staff were quick to refill our drinks and check in on us without feeling like we were being pestered.lkThe food was amazing overall. We got japchae (noodles were slightly overcooked), kimjchi soondubu, and kalbi. Of course, we also received banchan with our meal.I would definitely recommend Stone!

Wasn't very busy when we got there but got busy by the time we left. We got orders of the Kalbi, Japchae and Tofu Soup. They were all delicious. Seasoning was perfect for my taste on all 3 dishes. Our wait staff were very attentive and checked in on us regularly to refill our drinks as well as to make sure if we wanted more food. Great spot for lunch or a casual dinner if you're looking for a casual Korean meal.