Seoul Garden Yakiniku - Honolulu

A good place for lunch or dinner. the lunch menu offers a generous amount while maintaining the level of quality. Dinner seats as stalls or private rooms for groups of big family friends. yakiniku (bbq) offered as ala carte or all-you-can-eat, good value in consideration of quality and price. the attentive service, the personal is mindless, not to serve guests and they will visit when they are in need, often predict their needs. other dishes typical of the Korean cuisine are well made and as you would expect, no shortcuts. banchan with meal.

Korean bbq buffet was better than expected! especially for only $21 per person. they can request pork, bark brisket, galbi and/or chicken. no child prizes. we also have free suppe and knödel. definitiw other koreaner in there, so that this was a good sign. will be back soon.

We came here on a Saturday, noon. There are couple of stalls in front of the restaurant. They have lunch specials for certain dishes and they also have an all you can eat yakiniku. We ordered a bibimbap in hot stone bowl, spicy barbecue chicken with seaweed soup and small bowl of rice, and bulgogi with mixed rice in hot stone pot and spicy tofu soup.To start off, they gave five banchan (small dishes) of kimchi and veggies. They offer to refill two of them, if you ask. The bibimbap was delicious, they give bottle of bibimbap sauce where you can squirt as much of it onto the rice.The spicy barbecue chicken was good as well. Not sure if it is mixed with gochujang and other spices, but the spice level was more mild and sweet. This dish comes with a small bowl and seaweed soup and rice.The bulgogi with mixed rice in hot stone bowl and a choice of either seaweed or spicy tofu soup. The bulgogi dish was marinated well and wasn’t salty. Went with the spicy tofu soup, it came out piping hot! The spice level was a three out of ten, but it was favored well. I think they used half of a tofu. The mixed rice in stone pot came out last cause it is made to order dip it in the tofu soup to soften it up. They gave a metal pitcher containing hot water for you to pour into the stone bowl and scrape off the hardened rice, if you like rice crackers then definitely do it.Each set was $15 $20.The staff was friendly and super nice. Really prompted. There is also a call them on the table where to ask for them. They take all major credit cards and cash. Parking might be a little harder to come by at night cause there is a “club” next door.

The restaurant is open till 10pm.We showed upAt 9:30 and they didn't sit us.The lady at the front desk was rude.Service: 1/5

This place is just A M A Z I N G! ! ! The service almost made me cry as dorky as that sounds… It’s so hard to eat at places w/2 kids 2 yrs and and 4 months old!!! The servers truthfully felt like family… They were so nice, even feeding my 2 yr old at 1 point. Understanding when Oliver dropped his plate. Brought Nori as a little snack. Tina and Dance and several other servers who’s names I didn’t catch were just so damn attentive and kindhearted. Feels harder and harder to find servers or honestly ppl in general these days that are that pleasant and hardworking. I haven’t even mentioned the food yet?!!!The sides are amazing and the portions are delicious!!! We are heading back w/more friends ASAP!!!