Popular go to for a fast and tasty meal! I love that there are so many veggie options as well…read more Plenty of parking options on the street and there is a lot near by. Service was a little backed up around dinner but we got our food pretty quickly. Plenty of seating inside the restaurant and some seating outside for warmer days. A nice spot for a casual dinner before heading over to the Grove! I always go with a tofu burrito and typically have some left to save for later. The bulgogi bowl is always very delicious.

I find that I need a burrito, both physiologically and emotionally, on a daily basis, but I don't…read moreactually get a burrito very often. I don't dine out as often as I used to, and sometimes it's necessary to get a cheeseburger. Of course I would never attempt to make a burrito in my own home. I wouldn't have visited Seoul Taco today, except that another restaurant I intended to visit, nearby, was closed. I'd read on the app that it's sometimes randomly not open during posted business hours, and wouldn't you know, that turned out to be the case today. Did the owner decide he'd rather go fishing? Is he in jail for a crime that would be considered reprehensible even by Grove standards? I'm not into spreading rumors. Ask someone at Pie Guy. Oh wait, you can't. This location of the local Korean fusion chain appeared to me like a beacon at the east end of the eclectic business district. It's in a weirdly nice building that may have been purposely designed to attract gainfully employed young people. The entire block, consisting of at least two apartment buildings and multiple storefronts, has the design language of a circa '08 Chipotle. If you wanted to, you could actually live in an apartment above Seoul Taco. Imagine how convenient that would be. I knew I should have tried harder in college. The burrito here is an especially generous serving, the fact that it consists primarily of rice notwithstanding, but the tacos might be the thing to get. It's a perfectly fine serving size, and the emphasis is on the meat, as it should be. Right, Puff Daddy? The Seoul Tacos come with your choice of meat, spring mix that's probably from a bag, some sort of sriracha-mayo mix and that might be it. I'm not familiar with the Street Tacos, and in fact I wasn't aware that they existed until just now. They might have more of an attitude. I toyed with the idea of getting a quesadilla, which is never bad, even if you get it from Taco Bell. Instead, I went with the Nachos, for a little textural contrast. I got one taco in addition to the nachos, because I hadn't had one in literally decades, and I figured it might be useful as a point of comparison if I visit any other restaurants that serve tacos. The nachos were surprisingly beef-forward. Rarely are you presented with an entree that has more beef in it than you expected. I felt like I was in a Wendy's circa 1983. For anything with beef in it, you pay a surcharge that, depending on the item, is almost enough to purchase an entire meal elsewhere, so I guess that's the least they can do. Meanwhile, there's not much cheese. Should it not be the opposite? By definition, nachos are chips and cheese. You don't even necessarily need the meat. Was the person who made this on drugs? There's a dispensary nearby. You're bombarded by the smell, if you park at that end of the street. For the taco, I went with the spicy pork, which might be the thing to get. The beef is great (ahem), and I suspect that the surcharge has as much to do with the taste as the food cost (they could just give you less of it, or jack up the price of everything else), but the pork is arguably just as good (with all due respect to the Honorable Minister), and it has the rare distinction of having a spice level appropriate for an adult of normal intelligence. You can actually taste it. If I were to return, I'd probably get the Seoul Tacos with the pork, even if money were no object. Like, if I won the lottery. I was delighted to see that this place has cookies, and of course I felt obligated to try one, as part of a balanced diet. They don't seem to be freshly baked, and they cost too much, but they're great. If I'm not mistaken, one of them was a matcha chocolate chip. Clearly, it was designed to appeal to the kind of person who would pay a premium to live upstairs. I went with some sort of salted caramel--like a chocolate chip cookie, but with caramel instead of chocolate. It was ginormous, tasty and probably very unhealthy. It had a texture not unlike those soft batch cookies they had to pull from the market because the trans fats would cause your heart to explode. If I ever die, it's their fault.

I want to start with a small disclaimer: I ordered from…read morehere via DoorDash while having a "staycation" at a nearby hotel. Therefore my review won't include ambiance or service notes. I rarely, if ever, do reviews for food that I've had delivered. That said, the tacos that I got from Seoul Taco this evening were TOO GOOD not to recommend. I was ravenous, and after taking my first bite, I ate them so dang fast that I completely neglected to take a picture. I got three Seoul tacos (one beef, one chicken, one pork), with an extra side of Seoul sauce (in blind anticipation of needing more sauce). Every flavor was phenomenal--full of flavor and very generous portion in each taco. I can't even pick a favorite--they were ALL that GOOD! The Seoul sauce is delicious too, and while they put plenty on the taco to begin with, I happily drowned them in more. Definitely don't skip the tacos! I did also try the kimchi fried rice, which was just okay. Not bad, but maybe not for me personally. I can't knock it though. I also got a miso caramel cookie which was the perfect sweet ending to my meal, albeit not very strong on the miso. I can't WAIT to try more from this place and go visit in person.

First: you must order at the kiosk, but they include a service charge and tip…read more We waited 40 minutes after we placed our order until it was ready. They played rap music. This is definitely not universal. There are only spicy sauces. Nothing except sour cream for the rest of us.

Was this place good, YES, but were the portion sizes crazy for the price, YES. We both got the…read morebulgogi steak burritos. Both were extremely different sizes and each around $14. It was just quite disappointing getting a small burrito for that price since the flavor was great. Not sure we'd try this location again solely due to our same orders being super small.

This place is so awesome Korean fast food The staff were so…read morenice and made delicious food. Ms Lori provided great customer service and recommendations while very knowledgeable of the menu items. They also support the military. I Got the burrito with spicy pork and will definitely be back

As always seoul taco is an amazing spot. I went to the kirkwood location this time and it is…read morenestled inside a schnucks. Imagine getting a juicy burrito while grocery shopping. Genius. As always, seoul taco delivered. I used to think seoul taco was an amazing drunk treat. But, these burritos need to be consumed sober to truly be appreciated. Every bite is bursting with flavor. The seoul sauce is tangy, and slightly spicy. The bulgogi has just enough sweetness. The steak is tender. No matter the location, you can count on consistency and reliable flavor. Rounds of applause to all seoul tacos, and all their wonderful cooks.

I've don't think I've tried a Korean taco before trying Seoul Taco, but I'm definitely intrigued…read morenow. This location is tucked into a nice Schnucks in Rock Hill, and appears to be mostly aimed towards takeout. The staff were very friendly and the food was actually really good! I got two Seoul Tacos, one with Bulgogi Steak and one with Spicy Pork. They were really flavorful, especially the steak one. I also liked the Kimchi Slaw I ordered, but it was a bit too sweet for my taste. I would try this place again for sure! Not bad for a quick and cheap daytime bite.

Huge portions! Good flavor! Plenty of space between tables and in the parking lot. The service was…read moreattentive but not annoyingly so. SoulKitchen is a non-profit to help small businesses AND feed vulnerable communities and this is one of those small businesses. Everything was clean and comfortable.

Food & service are outstanding! A must try. Pasta salad & House salad are very yummy. Their…read morecalzones are amazing. The cheese they use is so tasty.

Such a great spot in the Foundry for a quick lunch or just a solid meal. I had their burrito with…read moreteriyaki chicken and it was so good! I honestly wished I had the appetite for another because the flavors were just on point, the white sauce blended perfectly with the teriyaki and all the fresh greens and veggies inside. Plus, the service is always top-tier: everything came out super quick, and the family that runs it is so nice. It's definitely one of my favorite go-to places in the Foundry so I'll be back for sure!

I just found a charge for the exact amount when I went there in January and I never went there in…read moreFebruary. There is no phone number to call them and ask them why they have this erroneous charge on my card when I went to submit a contact me concern it wouldn't go through. I am beyond mad. I paid more there for a bowl of rice and tofu with chicken that I did for a full meal and great service at the drunken fish because they had to make mine special due to an allergy and now I find erroneous charge of my credit card. I am livid. So I see your reply to mine. I just checked my credit card and you still have not removed the charge.

Consistently every week, Lona's comes up in our conversation and our rotation…read more Whether we're picking a place for dine-in or takeout, or we have guests interested in a quick bite, Lona's unique wraps, tasty side dishes, speediness, unpretentious charming neighborhood location, friendly service, and excellent price:performance ratio is a winner. Standouts for us include the smoked brisket wrap, bamboo stew, spicy eggplant, stir fried glass noodles. However every item on the menu is great.

After reading alllll the reviews I was excited to try this place. But, it just did not reach all my…read moreexpectations based off the reviews I read. This place did have fresh food, I'll give it that. But, it definitely lacked in aspects that didn't make it amazing or something I'd really suggest unless someone I knew was vegetarian. We were served quickly but definitely felt like the staff had a very "meh" attitude. It's a very specific type of place, mismatched furniture, kind of eclectic. It gives very "lived in vibes". The food itself was okay. The steak dumpling were probably my favorite but I wish there was more options for dipping sauce rather than just chili crisp oil. I ordered the big Thai wrap, and while it was good, I had to ask for extra sauce because the lettuce was just overwhelming, like there was just a giant wad of it thrown in there. The wrap itself is a rice paper so you really can't put it down when you eat it or it just falls apart. But, overall, with extra sauce, rearranging things a bit everything was generally good. Would I go out of my way to go back? Probably not but it's definitely a great place to try for yourself.

Food is great! I especially like her homemade kimchi and black beans used in the crunch wrap. I…read morehave a sensitivity to spicy food but these crunch wraps are so worth it! Her tacos are also very yummy. This last order I omitted the cilantro on the tacos and discovered her tofu taco is very flavorful. Service is very personable and fun. Ambiance is.... Bring some quarters and enjoy a few games on pinball while you're there. We got our food to go and everything was well packaged and hot when we got home.

My husband and I stopped into the bar to pick up a couple of orders of Korean japchae, one of my…read morefavorite noodle dishes. I saw this being promoted on social media and I had to go. We dropped into the bar for a carry out order. The food was awesome. Plentiful and hot and we had leftovers! I want to experience more dishes from Tiny Chef. I gave this a four out of five due to the experience. I am not much of a drinker so I rarely go to bars. Having to walk through the bar, wait for the curtain on the door to open, order at the door and stand around waiting made for an awkward ambiance. Nothing against the bar. There isn't much seating, a couple high tops, a booth and then the bar area. I wished we were drinkers so we could have sat and had a drink while we waited. The dark atmosphere and an ambivalent bartender didn't make me want to sit inside and eat there. If this is your vibe, you will love the pinball bar! This just makes me less likely to want to go back. The food was amazing.