Seoul Restaurant

I was extremely skeptical when we first walked through the door. I was proven wrong very quickly. The food was amazing! The service was amazing. We ordered the traditional Korean meals. I wish they had a bigger variety of meat but the pork belly was amazing. It’s supposed to be self cook but after seeing me working so hard to make sure my family were fed first, she came over to assist with the cooking. I thought that was the sweetest. Over all this place was amazing. Small and cozy with amazing food!

The food was AMAZING. This was my first time having authentic Korean food and it was a very good experience. The service was very good the lady was very nice and brought us whatever we needed. She also made jokes with us. The beef short ribs are so good nice and tender. All the little appetizers were also amazing. The sweet and sour chicken was so tender and flavorful. The chicken fried rice was also very good. All very delicious and will most definitely come back when I’m in the area. 👍🏼👍🏼😋

There's a lot of Korean places to try on clarksville and our of the 6 or so I've been to, this may be the best. 7th time here, and I've had the spicy pork, Bulgogi, kalbi, and squid. All were good but the spicy pork stands out. I see a lot of people ordering the soups. The atmosphere is nice, if feels very unique but homey. It's like a bunch of Korean aunties are cooking for you. The outside of the building had work done, and the doors to look very Korean. When you step up and in you could think you're in korea. As service goes, the reason I'm writing this is overhead a customer who was a little rude IMO, but the staff started him with respect and were genuinely nice about it. It seems like the have a lot of regulars. At times, the staff does seem a little Service is good, but maybe a little overwhelmed. Great place-

Nice authentic Korean food, home made style, with fresh banchan.

Great food my other Korea spot love their japchea and Kimchi are delicious

The food was delicious and the service was good. I liked the cucumber kimchi and the soup.

This restaurant (formerly Yong's) changed hands and we weren't sure if it would have the same great food and homey atmosphere (rice and toppings are served family style, after all). The verdict: still out favorite Korean restaurant in Clarksville.