Seoul Oriental Foods & Gifts

Good to have eastern options in JC. They sell Pho Noodles!!! Although no pho based stocks

The food wasn't as good as before the pandemic and the menu appears to be trimmed down as well. Even though I dined-in, the food comes in styrofoam containers and disposable silverware instead of on the plates like before the pandemic. I got the lunch box which came with beef bulgogi, spicy bulgogi, egg roll, fried rice, fried dumplings, fried chicken, and kimchi. Overall, I won't be returning since there's other good Korean food to be found in the area.

Good service. This was my first time visiting with my uncle who lives in town. He was stationed in Korea, so knows good Korean food.

The food was fine. I've had better Korean food. The Japchae was pretty good. The pulkogi was disappointing. It wasn't bad but I wouldn't go again.

They have mini buffet, but I ordered from the menu. Food was great! Friendly & great service. After my dine in, I went to their grocery side of the building to do some shopping definitely will come back.

I love this place are here so many times! The egg rolls are AMAZING and I love their fried rice! They have a lunch buffet for about $12

So imagine my surprise when I'm visiting Kansas, first time, and I see that there is a Korean grocery store in Junction City. It was like I saw an oasis in a desert, I couldn't believe my eyes! I got myself an "Italy towel" (if you're Korean, you know what this is) that I absolutely need when I'm traveling. The shelves are mostly stocked with dried goods and non-perishables, but they had a freezer section and refrigerated portion with some fresh items. All the staples were there: sauces, snacks, fish, ramen, and even some other ethnic though non-Korean food items (like Goya products, dried beans, and coconut milk). The grocery store also houses a restaurant; it's to the left as you enter. Aside from a couple of aunties talking and eating kimchee pancakes and boiled sweet potatoes, it was pretty dead for a Sunday evening. I didn't know if they were even open. However, they reassured me that the restaurant section was open and showed me a menu, which had some standard BBQ items, noodle dishes, and a few soups. I ordered the Yukgejang, the spicy beef glass noodle soup, and it was yummy enough although I was a little disappointed that it didn't have the usual egg in it. The broth was very spicy and a little salty for my liking. Looking around the restaurant, it looks as though they do a buffet style dining option at other times, although I'm not certain when those times are. This place is definitely open on Sundays, despite Yelp saying it's closed. All in all, what a delightful find! Support your mom and pop shops!

The portions were small beef bulgogi wasn't fresh seemed more like leftovers from the day before. Tofu veggie black bean soup was not as described, I believe the language barrier through the order off and all I got was the tofu veggie soup. Not worth the price for the beef bulgogi as you do get rice you don't get the other extras that most Korean restaurants will give you very expensive plate for such a small portion of meat that isn't that good.

So here we go LoL. One star only because the food was decent, NOT GOOD BUT DECENT! Service was terrible and the food is wayyyyyyy toooooo expensive compared to the better surrounding Korean restaurants in the area. I suggest KOREAN GARDEN!! The flavor is better and more authentic and you don't feel like you just dined in at an 20-star restaurant for two when getting your bill at the end LoL.

Walking in, the entry is unkempt , junky and the restaurant appears the same. I ordered bulgogi and mandu for pick up. The food was flavorless and juices spilled everywhere due to the lack of good packaging. I spent $34 for these two items, tasted it and went to McDonald's. I love Korean food, but I will never eat here again . None of the typical flavors you experience with bulgogi or mandu were present in this meal. I was extremely disappointed. I just decided to give it a try since I seen it when searching for Korean food. Try Korean garden down the street. Much better !