Seoul Street Cafe

We went for the fried chicken, but sadly they were out. I was excited for the tteokbokki and beef bulgogi, but OMG the pork was the star of the show! 😍 It's weird to have Korean food without any banchan, and it feels stingy to not have even just a little on the dish (I guess next time I'll take out and add my own kimchi). But overall, it's a great addition to the downtown Boise food scene, and I'd definitely go back.

This restaurant is very good. We made the choice to eat here because there was a cook preparing food outside and we were drawn in from how delicious it smelled. The staff is very friendly. The servings for the food are very generous, 2 people could easily share a meal. There was a centering event getting ready to begin and so.e extra sushi that was prepared was offered to us, which we graciously took a d enjoyed. Aside from standard beverages offered, we got some milki's to try out. They taste similar to an Italian soda with cream and are also very delicious. I got a combo plate while my husband got a beef rice bowl. One unique thing about this place is that there is a photobooth inside where you can spend $8 USD (if memory serves correctly) a few quick snaps.

Delicious food and large portion for the Deluxe Dosirak box. Also the boba milk teas are always on point. I substituted the spicy chicken for sesame soy chicken and it was AmaZing!

I order fried chicken, the sweet potato noodles and a Thai tea. The chicken has good flavor (not spicy) but I didn't like the texture, it was hard to chew 😔 the noodles were good and tasty 👍 and the Thai tea was good 😋 The service was very friendly and they answered all my questions

Tried this pop of color restaurant to shake up our normal outing. What a delicious shake up. We ordered the combo with sweet and spicy chicken, with dumplings, and added on rice. We tried the Korean corn dog, a spam musubi and a dirty Thai milk tea. Our favorite thing was the Korean corn dog! The flavors are bold and fresh here. The price: Good but a bit overpriced. A corn dog for $8 is pricey. Also the combo is $16 I would say the quality of food is yummy but a little high considering the portion size. Just my humble opinion 🤷‍♀️ The atmosphere: this place was super clean, so was the bathroom! The music was too loud, but they do have a cute Photo Booth.

Seoul Street Café is such a vibrant and welcoming spot — and getting to photograph branding photos here was extra special because the owner is a good friend. The space perfectly reflects their personality: warm, modern, and full of heart. And the food is AMAZING!

I've been in Boise for the summer and have made it my mission to try a number of different restaurants here in town. The spicy pork belly from this establishment was the best thing I've eaten this whole summer. Came here for lunch with a friend. We each got the lunch special bowl which includes a meat that comes with rice and fried dumplings. One bowl was the fried K-chicken, one was the beef bulgogi. We also got a strawberry boba, and the K-CHEESE FRIES WITH SPICY PORK. Everything was insane. Seriously. I will be dreaming about this place.