Rustic-chic spot for Korean fare including tabletop BBQ & lunch specials plus beer & wine.
Hours
| Sunday | 10 AM–10 PM |
| Monday | 10 AM–10 PM |
| Tuesday | 10 AM–10 PM |
| Wednesday | 10 AM–10 PM |
| Thursday | 10 AM–10 PM |
| Friday | 10 AM–10 PM |
| Saturday | 10 AM–10 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 1679 Kapiolani Blvd, Honolulu, HI 96814
Phone: (808) 944-4803
Website: http://www.seoulgardenyakiniku.com/
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Reviews
The reviews about the compulsory tipping were concerning, but our server was nice.
Staff were very friendly and sociable. I found the restaurants aesthetic very homey.
We ordered the All You Can Eat with a choice of 3 meat and 3 soups. Plenty of small sides came with it.
It was pretty expensive but it’s Korean BBQ, I think it was worth it.
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.
Yakiniku (BBQ) offered as Ala Carte or All-you-can-eat, good value considering the quality and price. Attentive service, the staff is considerate to not over serve guests and they will attend when you’re in need, often predicting your needs. Other dishes typical to Korean cuisine are done well and just as one would expect, no shortcuts. Banchan (반찬) included with meal.
To the reviews saying they don’t treat “non Koreans” the same, where YOU rude? Because we were the only non Korean table in the place and we received EXCELLENT service, EXCELLENT food, and were treated like everyone else!