K SOUL FOOD

WELL I WAS EXPECTING A TRADITIONAL KOREAN food. Galbi had a good taste. But they don't use the metal skillet and the grill onions. Good service

This was a very bad experience and the worst customer service I have ever encountered. I ordered noodles, but they were not fully cooked. When I asked to have the dish replaced, the manager refused to handle the situation properly and spoke to me in a very rude and unprofessional manner. She asked me whether I had eaten from the dish instead of addressing the issue respectfully. She then instructed the staff to bring me only half of a different dish because I changed my order. After that, she asked me to leave my table and pay, demanded that I pay one extra dollar, and after I sat back down, she came again and asked me to pay an additional 25 cents. This behavior was completely unacceptable and disrespectful. There was no real attempt to resolve the issue or satisfy the customer. This is by far the worst customer service experience I’ve had, and I do not recommend this place at all. 👎

Came here over the weekend and the food court was packed! We were lucky to have been able to get seats. Food came nice and hot and each with a set of banchan and really fast. I highly recommend the eel rice bowl, egg tofu, and galbi. If you’re in the mood for Korean comfort food, k soul food is a solid choice

Graving for Korean food when shopping in South Coast Plaza? I found a spot, follow me. Highlights of the menu: 1. Soy carabonara teokkbokki 2. Seafood stir fried udon 3. Soup & banchan (kimchi, corn, fish cake) 4. Jjajang myeon 5. Mango ade Quick service and casual ambiance. Cannot find a more convenient spot than this!

Love being able to grab a quick snack here while shopping. They have delicious Korean skewers, and my favorite was the sodduk-sodduk which is a sausage and rice cake skewer. The sauce that was drizzled on top of it was flavorful and tasty! I also recommend trying the tornado potato. The only thing I would say is that the prices of some dishes here are higher than you would buy at other Korean restaurants

It was so small that I finished it in two bites. It was also very expensive. The taste was even worse.

Do you live and breathe? Do you need sustenance to sustain this state of being? Then K Soul Food is for you. K Soul Food’s carbonara ddukbokgi, both the spicy and the regular, are a celebration of being alive. Go outside, enjoy the sunshine, get your butt downstairs at the new south coast plaza food court, and order a carbonara ddukbokgi (spicy or regular.) Congratulations! On being alive, being well, and being able to enjoy the beautiful combination of texture and flavor that is K Soul Food.