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    3.9 (32 reviews)
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    Emily T.

    Love their cheese katsu and jajangmeyon noodles! My husband and I decided to try this spot out on a weekday for lunch. It's a nice size area upstairs with lots of seating. This spot is located in M2M grocery if you need to get anything, it's very convenient. Service is quick and efficient. We ordered from a kiosk, got a number and when our number was called, picked up our food and enjoyed. They have bathrooms which are decently clean and a little water station where you can help yourself. Overall, really liked the food and hope their bring on some korean cold noodles! This would be perfect for summer!

    Shrimp katsu udon
    Shelby C.

    This place finally is open! Located upstairs inside of m2m so it is pretty easy to miss from the street unless you're looking for it. The food is a little on the pricey side but the portions are large and I had leftovers after. You self order on a touch screen and then they call your number when the order is ready. You also bus your own dishes. Good spot for a quick bite and the menu has a lot of japanese and korean options. Ordered the chicken katsu curry and the flavor of the curry was perfect! It also came with a side of cabbage that usually comes with katsu. Also ordered the shrimp katsu udon and the flavor was yummy!

    Tonkatsu Curry
    Anna C.

    Definitely a convenient spot to grab a bite to eat if you're downstairs at M2M shopping or around in the area! You do order and pay on a machine so the process is pretty easy because there are pictures everywhere. I ordered the Tonkatsu Curry plate and it wasn't the cheapest at around $19 but is definitely less pricey than the popular Kobuta & Ookami but that shows in the quality. The curry was watery but the flavor was there. The cabbage salad was my least favorite, not the regular sesame dressing flavor but more of a thousand island style. The pork was juicy and they give a fair portion along with the rice! I look forward to trying more things the next time I come!

    Chicken katsu and black bean noodles
    Jessica W.

    Bon is finally open! On the 2nd floor of M2M, this is a great cool place to get food. The menu is extensive with Korean and Japanese food. The portions are hugeeee to justify the prices. The food was made fresh to order and the flavors were spot on. The staff were very kind and helpful. Overall excited to come back!

    Cheese katsu & curry katsu
    Aindra T.

    If you're in the area it's a pretty good place for tonkatsu. The curry had good flavor although it was definitely too thin of a consistency, so I could go without it. The included cabbage salad is refreshing between bites of fried meat!

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    Ace C.

    The food is good and they run really affordable specials for dine in. Unfortunately their seating area has a TV blasting K-POP dance videos at an absurd volume at all times which kind of ruins the eating experience. Edit: they turned the TV down like 2 minutes after I posted this lol so bumping from 3 to 4 stars. Thanks whoever saw this

    Cheese katsu don
    David L.

    This is a review of the M2M food court: Bon. Stop by Bon in the m2m food court for some pretty good Korean and Asian food eats in cap hill. Very casual, food court, with average prices in Seattle for Asian foods. I really liked the jajangmyeon and cheese katsu. Food I got the jajangmyeon and overall I liked the flavor of the sauce and the noodles were good and chewy. The sauce had kind of a smoky flavor to it that I haven't noticed at other jjm spots. Only thing I complain about is the small portion size. My friends ordered cheese katsu, cheese katsu don, curry katsu, miso ramen, and takoyaki. Everyone liked their food and would come again if in the area for a quick bite. The cheese katsu was better than the cheese katsu don in my opinion. Atmosphere Open food court that is a decent size but nothing too big like a mall sized food court. Casual and nothing fancy inside. The noise level is not too loud. Pricing Food prices were average for Asian comfort food eats in Seattle. Price was decent for the taste and quantity of food. Service Everything is self serve. Order food at the kiosk and then pick up when you number comes up on the screen. Drop off trays near front. Other Located on the second floor of m2m mart! Signs pointing out the stairs to get up there are pretty clear since right by entrance of the mart. They are closed 2:30pm-4:00pm for break and also ALL DAY Sunday.

    Anne D.

    Jajangmyeon was really good. Glad I didn't order anything else because it was filling. Auntie at the counter was nice too :) Once you're on the surface from the Capitol Hill light rail station, walk into the m2m grocery store. The 2nd floor restaurant has 2 stairway entrances: north and south. The north one will take you through a long corridor. The south is brighter and closer to the kiosks. It was pretty busy during lunchtime. Lots of tables and chairs. Bus your own table and be mindful of their break time hours. If you're looking for that quick fix between class and studying or need a fast casual place to eat with friends after walking around Cal Anderson Park this is a good spot.

    Nam V.

    Ambiance: located upstairs inside a grocery store but has a nice seating arrangement that was open. Service: kiosk ordering machine makes it easy Food: I ordered the pork katsu curry which I enjoyed. Juicy, crunchy. The curry seems standard and similar to every other curry place. I have a special love for Japanese curry but this one is passable. The standards are difference once you eat in Japan, right! The jajangmeyon noodle was good too. Pretty standard and won't miss the mark.

    Bo J.

    Food court style place. Ordered on a kiosk and got the food quick. The portion for the jajang myeon was good for the price and came with complimentary danmuji. It had a nice wok flavor. Good for a quick meal and prices aren't too bad.

    pork katsu bowl + jajangmyeon
    Caroline J.

    A great, convenient spot to grab some familiar and comforting flavors of korean fusion! Located on the second floor of m2m, the food is pretty cheap (~$15) with a decent selection, quick service and self-order kiosk. Lots of places to sit and take a break from Capitol Hill. Can even grab a dessert downstairs at the Tous les Jours :) While not a hidden gem or anything in terms of food, Bon gets the job done and does it well.

    Jajangmyeon
    Annabelle T.

    Amazing deal (jajangmyeon for $6!). Quick service, fresh and hot noodles. Flavor was also authentic, surprised by the amount of meat! Veggies tasted fresh, black bean sauce didn't feel bitter. Definitely one of the better jajangmyeon I've had, which is impressive considering it's just a small food court above M2M. Ordered on a kiosk, self service water. Lots of seating during lunch time!

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    Daniela M.

    The Cheese Tonkatsu excelled with a perfect blend of gooey cheese inside and crispy perfection outside - a must-try. However, the Karayi Spicy Ramen was a letdown, with an off-putting broth and predominantly fatty meat. Stick to the katsu; steer clear of the ramen bowls. Service was quick. The restaurant is found on the second floor of M2M mart, passing Tour Les Jours. bakery.

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    Good Korean food goood price. No tips needed. Fast service, good ambience and one can shop downstairs afterwards

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    The food was so good. It is a cute place. The service was good. Was even given a free soda. 100% will come again.

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    Paju

    4.4
    (439 reviews)
    0.9 mi
    $$

    This place hit all the marks for an upscale dining experience I wish more places could offer! The…read moresophisticated ambiance, knowledgable staff, beautiful presentation and outstanding food. I went on a weekday evening and was able to walk in without a reservation and the host sat my party immediately. The space has an industrial vibe, minimal decorations and an open kitchen in the dining area with another kitchen hidden in the back. We started off with a gochujang margarita which had a little spice but the flavor of the gochujang got lost and I couldn't really distinguish it. The NY Tiki Time cocktail was a stunner, the flavors of the citrus, pandan and rum blended smoothly together. I had to take a photo when the drinks arrived. For the apps we ordered the yellowtail and octopus. The presentation really was remarkable and well plated. The yellowtail was in between layer of thinly cut turnip that had a lemon verbena component to it. It was shaped into a flower and placed on a plate in naengmyeon broth. The octopus was tender and in a delicious cream sauce with some roe as decoration. For the mains we got the squid fried rice with kimchi, bacon, smoked quail egg. We also ordered the branzino gui with seasonal vegetables. Both were well seasoned and tasty but I think I enjoyed our drinks and appetizers the most. The staff were slow and intentional with their service and no one seemed in a frantic hurry. The tone of the place was calm and none of our servers gave off an overly pretentious attitude (my biggest gripe with fine dining). Will most definitely come back as soon as possible and can't recommend enough.

    The food presentation was unique and beautiful and we ordered three dishes - beef tartare, the…read moreyellowtail and squid ink rice. The highlight for me was the beef tartare with nori. The yellowtail dish was lemony and the thiny sliced turnip was an art itself . My friend really liked the squid ink fried rice. The rice was made very well but personally I always find squid ink rice to be bland and a bit uninteresting, so the kimchi in the fried rice added some contrast. The restaurant was pretty empty on a weekend night. Service was ok. I love the glass and high ceiling.

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    Chan Seattle

    Chan Seattle

    4.3
    (1.2k reviews)
    0.7 mi
    $$$

    I try to check out new restaurants every time I visit Seattle. Some make the list from…read morerecommendations, some from Yelp reviews, and some from TikTok. This time, I checked out Chan Seattle, and baby, they left NOTHING on the table. I enjoyed my entire experience from start to finish. When I arrived, there was a sign asking guests to wait for the hostess to be seated. I stood there for about 2-3 minutes, but no one ever came to the hostess stand, so eventually I just seated myself at the bar. ‍ Not a huge deal, but definitely worth noting. Chan is located inside a hotel, and the restaurant itself is pretty spacious. The actual bar only seats about three people, but there's also open-kitchen counter seating with maybe 8-10 seats. I grabbed a seat at the bar with my book, although I mainly ended up listening to a podcast while I ate. Perfect little solo dinner vibe. One thing that made me laugh: the restroom is part of the hotel, so Chan staff actually have to give you a key to access it. Top-flight security over there! Now, THE FOOD. I started with a glass of cava from the happy hour menu and the tuna tartare, topped with avocado, radish, and sunchoke. Both were $10 each. For my meal, I ordered the roasted cauliflower from the happy hour menu for $10 and the small portion of Alaskan black cod from the protein menu. Everything was absolutely delicious, but that tuna tartare?! That was the star of the evening. Fresh, flavorful, and easily the dish I'd order again without even looking at the menu. The service was wonderful too. The bartender seemed a little stiff and rigid when I first sat down, but he eventually warmed up and I got to see his kind and friendly side. He was attentive and offered recommendations, which I always appreciate when I'm trying somewhere for the first time. The regular menu prices are definitely on the higher side, but Chan has $$$ on Yelp, so you know what you're signing up for. That said, the happy hour specials are GREAT and make it easy to try several dishes without running the bill all the way up. Between the food, service, atmosphere, and happy hour, Chan Seattle is absolutely a must-try. I'll definitely be back on a future Seattle visit, and the tuna tartare already has a spot on my repeat-order list!

    I've heard about this place for awhile, and finally was in the area to try it. On a weekday…read moreevening, it was quite empty. We were greeted and sat immediately. Service was super friendly and quick. My friend and I shared the pork sliders, brussel sprouts, beef cheek ragu rice cakes, wagyu ssam, and the ginger crème brulee. Everything was so surprisingly yummy. Pork sliders were juicy, flavorful, nice fluffy bun. Good proportion of bun to filling. Brussel sprouts at first were your average well made sprouts, but when we reached the bottom of the dish where the sweet potato puree was, it changed the entire flavor profile of the dish! So good. Maybe better served in a wider bowl so we could appreciate the puree sooner haha Beef cheek ragu was super good too. Flavorful rich sauce and I loved that the rice cakes were extra thick and charred on the outside. Made for the perfect texture: lightly crunchy on the outside, soft and chewy on the inside. Wagyu ssam was great too. Not as standout as the other dishes, but solid steak pieces that were perfectly tender. I think my favorite has to be the ginger crème brûlée. The ginger flavor is light, and the hardened sugar on top tastes like crystallized ginger candy when chewed. The doenjang caramel drizzle balances it out as well. Overall, a fantastic meal. It's definitely on the pricier side, and all the dishes could use a bit less salt, but I will definitely be thinking about that crème brûlée for a long time

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    Part of the private dining table which is separated by a curtain
    Part of the private dining table which is separated by a curtain
    Beef cheek ragu rice cakes with beef cheek chili ragu, rice cake, carrot, onion, scallion, Fresno chili
    Beef cheek ragu rice cakes with beef cheek chili ragu, rice cake, carrot, onion, scallion, Fresno chili
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    Lil Pocha

    Lil Pocha

    4.3
    (20 reviews)
    0.2 mi

    Visited here very hungry after bouldering for a couple hours. They keep it nice and warm in here…read morewhich I loved (I noticed a lot of Seattle restaurants don't turn on heating :')). It is set up like a cute korean style bar with small round tables which make sharing easier. They have a pretty good selection on their menu and we ordered a couple of items to share. The Rose Ttoekbokki with cheese was very yummy, but it kinda tasted like pasta with rice cakes instead of spaghetti. I think that is the point of this dish, so if you want a more traditional spicy flavor then get the other ttoekbokki option (spicy rice cakes). We still loved this one and the rice cakes were so chewy and delicious. The cheese corn was very yummy and exactly what you would expect. It pairs perfectly with the other dishes. My friends also shared the Seafood ramen and Beef bulgogi. They liked both dishes. One of our favorite things were the side dishes actually! The tofu was so yummy, and the bean sprouts were so crunchy and well seasoned. We even asked for extra! The only aspect that makes it difficult to come more often is the price point. Since the dishes are so big and shareable, it is easy to split amongst a group, but it is a little less affordable to come here for dinner and drinks.

    A cozy little Korean bar! There aren't that many tables, but I enjoyed this vibe. Service was quite…read morefast on Saturday evening. We ordered: -Fish cake soup: pretty good, the soup had a good depth in flavor and I liked the variety in fish cake. Perfect for a rainy day. -Tteokbokki: was a bit spicy and the rice cake was chewy and cooked well. I've had better sauce though. -kimchi pancake: wasn't our favorite. Was a bit too thick and had too much batter - I like these to be more crispy and thin. Overall, a fun place for a casual Korean bar food.

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    Hae-Nam Kalbi & Calamari

    Hae-Nam Kalbi & Calamari

    4.0
    (392 reviews)
    8.3 mi
    $$

    RUN, don't walk to Hae-Nam! This is next-level Korean food that will make you happy and cry at the…read moresame time. You can tell a lot about a restaurant from the banchan it serves. This place doesn't have potato salad--that would be too pedestrian. Instead, you get pickled perilla leaves, pickled okra, pickled eggplant, pickled dried radish, and more. Also, my wife is vegan, and they had an entire vegan menu available, all ready to go. We used to live up in Shoreline and loved this place years ago. We were back in the neighborhood and decided to pop in on a whim. It is all spiffy and new and under new management. The owner and head chef was there, and she is a delightful lady. The service is top-notch, as her daughter was working there. The staff was very attentive. It feels less like eating at a restaurant and more like eating at your favorite Korean friend's mom's home after being spontaneously invited for dinner. The restaurant is meticulously clean and elegant, which makes you just want to eat. In fact, the food was so wonderful that I hardly spoke a word between moaning and eating. To cap off our meal, they provided this delicious cinnamon ginger drink to help settle our very full tummies. I wished the owner would come running out with packed banchan for me to take home, just to make sure I was eating well at home -- just like in those K-dramas. To sum this all up, this is food heaven. 감사합니다 to the Hae Nam and we cannot wait to come back and try more!

    Under new ownership. This place was very welcoming and the staff informed us of the new ownership…read moreand menu items upon seating us. The service was great and the waiter explained many of the new dishes to us herself. The food came out very fast after ordering and though there were several other tables full of groups, they also got their food out quick as well. The noise level is moderate, but the high walls on the booths and the partitions between the larger seating area and the table and booth section helps to buffer the noise pollution between the areas. The La kalbi was very flavorful and cooked to perfection. The dish came with a side bowl of rice and assorted bon chon. You could share this dish between a group of 2-3 or individually order it and be fulfilled.

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    LA kalbi
    LA kalbi
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