Seoul Taco

Overall I like Seoul taco a lot, the flavors are good and the food always seems fresh. The tacos and bowls are excellent and I really enjoy the branding.

This location in particular isn’t the best, though. Unfortunately it’s the closest to my house. The atmosphere in this location feels unfinished and disconnected from the other locations. Also, the people working don’t greet you or seem happy to help.. in fact the reason I’m leaving a review is because the last three times we’ve been in there placing a to go order, we wait and wait and wait while they call out some peoples orders, but neglect to call ours despite us placing the order directly and waiting on site. Each time we had to revisit the counter and pickup our food that’s been sitting out. Once we get home, the egg is congealed, meat and rice are cold, and the overall experience is a bust.

They could be doing better at this location, they just don’t seem to care.

I had high hopes since the area looks cool, but service was horrible, so that really made me dislike the place. The tacos were ok, but pricing with the Korean beef was way too high for what you get. Will not return.

Great food, good prices, multiple locations, many options. Kimchi fried rice is my favorite, I add double tofu and a meat to it and it's still fairly cheap. I go every time I'm near one!!

Pretty good place the nachos definitely needed some more stuff on there but the steak had a teriyaki taste to it which was really good. Over all decent place to try

I think this is my new favorite place. Food is healthi-er, fast service, clean, and with parking spaces. We had gogi bowls and they are served in a very filling and large bowl. We'll definitely come back again

Chill atmosphere with a very quick service! I used a kiosk to order my food and it came to me within minutes. The tacos were amazing and I loved the spicy sauce. My drink is a mix of lemonade and fruit punch. :)

Seoul Tacos is one of the few lunch spots open on Mondays, and it’s a pretty quick way to get a lot of tasty food quickly if you’re limited on time. Parking is a challenge, but if you live or work around the grove then it’s an easy option. I tried the spicy pork burrito and my wife got the Gogi bowl with steak. The spicy pork burrito was packed with flavor, and everything was fairly balanced in a way that each bite tasted the same, unlike other burrito places that seem to find a way to give you pockets of differing flavors. The Gogi bowls are pretty big, and the meat portion is generous. The egg was unforgivably fully cooked, so there was no mixing the yolk into the rice, but other then that it was pretty delicious. The waffle fries are some of the best sweet potato fries I’ve had in the city, and while I initially balked at the price, I was happy with the investment in the end. Pro tip: get some gochujang on the side for the fries, and thank me later.