Seoul Garden

Absolutely one of the hidden gems of Annie Arbor. Authentic Korean cuisine that you must try. The bibimbap was fresh, delicious, and the egg was perfectly cooked to add texture and flavors. We loved our Tangsyu Pork that was crispy with sweet and tangy sauce. Definitely try finish them before it gets cold. Looking forward to visiting again, what a nice find of great value and flavors!

We booked this restaurant at 8 pm. on a heavy rain night since we just had a late lunch. When we arrived the table was already set full of many Korean side dishes that we could always ask for refill. BBQ beef dishes were large and tasty. Staffs were very attentive to details and always check on us if needed anything.

I'm aware of the not so great ratings this place has endured in the past but I went here for the first time ever last weekend and I was actually quite impressed. The decor is Urban as is at most Korean BBQ spots. The menu felt holistic and the food we ordered was solid quality. I ordered the Beef Kalbi and it was some of the better Kalbi I've had at a Korean restaurant. I would say after trying this spot it competes well with Tomukun closer to downtown. If you live out this way and don't feel like making the trek all the way into town to go to Tomukun this is going to be your next best option in AA for Korean food.

We had a young man take care of our table who had both limited knowledge and expert opinions about the menu, and he delivered it all with the nicest nice-guy smile. Kid was an absolute gem. Food was fantastic. Appetizers were fun and plentiful. Atmosphere was modern and clean. Get the bibimbap and splurge on the hot stone bowl. Excellent experience.

This place is so clean and inviting from the minute you walk in. The lady serving us was so so sweet and kind. We loved our experience. We got the 2 person combo with chadol, pork belly, and bulgogi. All of the meat was high quality. We grilled the kimchi right next to the pork belly to absorb the flavors, amazing! The side dishes were all fresh. We really enjoyed the mul naengmyeon and beef soup with bean sprouts. The way they pickled their radish added a unique flavor the to noodles that paired well with the barbecue. Highly recommend trying this place for dinner!

First introduction to Korean cuisine and it was a flop. Front of house did not provide any insight on anything. No suggestions on what to order, what we were eating or even the proper way to combine things to eat. I love pickled food items but be ware salty as hell. 2/2/26

The Kimchi Paella was excellent. Spacious restaurant with large table grills. I didn’t get any hotpot but it looks really yummy at other tables. Prices feel fair and our waiter was very kind and attentive. Great place to grab lunch or dinner with nice portions for leftovers. We each got an appetizer and entree