Seoul Garden Restaurant

Hot barley tea. I find places that have hot barley tea have delicious Korean food to go with it. The rule worked again here. So delicious! The menu clearly indicates which foods can be made vegetarian and which are spicy. The banchan included some of my favorites. Kimchi pancake was perfect and so reasonably priced. The hot stone bibimbap was wonderful and crisped the rice to chewy, crunchy perfection. I asked for mine to be vegetarian and that was no problem. I look forward to returning in my next trip to the area.

Food is all great, very authentic. Have been a dozen times and always worth it!

Note: Please read the other low star reviews. They are honest and spot on. I've had very good Korean food. For those who appreciate, fresh ingredients, a true finesse for the culinary art, and a more refined dining experience, Seoul Garden may not be for you. I would fairly liken it to a Korean fast-food establishment. The courses were not presented sequentially, as everything was served simultaneously. The swiftness of the service and the quality of the food implied that it had been prepared in advance. The beef dumplings were unfortunately dry and overcooked. These dumplings had been setting around awhile. The Bulgogi Barbeque Beef, served with onions and mushrooms, was also overcooked. The beef was dried out, had no flavor and no sauce. The onions were burned and the mushrooms weren't fresh. It seemed that there were two individuals managing the front of the house and, perhaps, only one cook; a line cook, at best. Attentive service was not a feature. Once the server dropped the food (and check), you never heard of or saw her again. The noise level was comparable to that of a typical fast-food restaurant. Spending $63 for two at a fast food level eatery was a disappointment. Save your money and skip this one.

Delicious food! This is my second time here. I got the rice roll appetizer (good sesame oil flavor) and the yookgaejang (spicy beef brisket soup w/clear noodles). I’m not sure if this place is family owned but they do decent business, the dining room filled up in 30 minutes

Is pretty goooood. 10/10 staff, the two dudes with the glasses are doing a great job keeping up with the big rush they were experiencing when I was dining in tonight. Food is delicious!!! I like that strange soup with the onion and beans,, it's pretty fire.

Seoul Garden in Cuyahoga Falls is an amazing spot for Korean food. My wife and I had the japchae and the bibimbap, and both were absolutely delicious. The flavors were fresh, well-balanced, and super comforting — it really felt like a home-cooked meal. You can tell they put care into the food, and everything we ordered came out hot and full of flavor. The restaurant itself is clean, simple, and welcoming. It’s not flashy, but it has a peaceful, calm vibe that makes it perfect for a quiet lunch or dinner. It’s the kind of place where you feel relaxed as soon as you sit down. The staff are also great. Everyone we interacted with was kind, helpful, and really respectful. They made sure we had everything we needed and checked in just enough without interrupting the meal. It can get really busy during peak times, so sometimes it’s a little hard to get through when calling in. But honestly, it’s worth the wait or effort — the food and the atmosphere make it one of the best spots in the area. If you’re looking for authentic, comforting Korean food with great service, Seoul Garden is definitely worth a visit. We’ll for sure be going back

My husband and I just discovered this restaurant and it is AMAZING!!! We we’ve been twice in the last week and it’s only Tuesday. We’ve tried the spicy rice cakes, kimchi pancake, kimchi soup, spicy beef soup, and beef bulgogi and would recommend all of these to anyone! I’d give this place a 20 out of 5 if I could. It’s even approved by our 14 month old daughter, the stir fried fish cakes are her favorite!