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    Hosoonyi Korean Restaurant

    3.8 (639 reviews)
    ModerateKorean
    Closed • 11:00 am - 9:00 pm
    Updated over 3 months ago

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    Spicy tofu soup
    September S.

    Super yummy food! Friendly staff, welcoming ambience, cozy size restaurant with plenty of great options including my personal favorite soon tofu soup. Food comes out fast, hot & flavorful!

    Susan S.

    Came here for lunch after nearby Costco. Ordered the stone pot chicken bi bim bap and stone pot Kim chee beef bi bim bap. Both were tasty but Kim chee was on bottom of stone pot so rice did not get crispy. Quantity of beef and chicken in both dishes were very small portions. The ban Chan was probably the best part of the meal. Staff somewhat friendly and it was clean and quiet. Not 3 stars but not 4 stars either-- 3.5 stars at best.

    Kimchi Stew with rice
    Ben F.

    Loved it. I lived in a predominately Korean neighborhood in Los Angeles for many years. I learned a whole lot very quickly about Korean food...I know what I like, and I know what to look for....the Korean food scene in Los Angeles is incredible. So when I moved to Seattle years ago I was excited to see a bunch of Korean restaurants. One of my favorites in LA was BCD tofu house- and when I moved to Seattle, there was a BCD in Mountlake Terrace. They've since shut down and I was dismayed to see them go. But I'm happy to have found Hosoonyi as I see the quality and menu variety is similar to what I saw in LA- and at BCD. Hosoonyi is tucked away in a pretty non-descript location. My son, who also loves Korean food, saw the Korean writing on a sign as we passed and asked to turn in to the parking lot. SO glad we did...the restaurant was empty- it was just after New Year's day- we both got the kimchi stew with beef. It was really great on a super cold day. We demolished the food and were impressed with the variety of items they brought out. We were served green tea with our meal. This will be our go-to Korean restaurant from here on out. Really glad they're in the neighborhood!

    Banchan

    Absolutely love it. Very authentic! Every single bite transports you back to Korea! And 12 side dishes?! Where else you saw that? I would come back every single week.

    Priscilla N.

    GOOD! There were tons of side dishes, and the price was great for everything you get. The place has a cozy Korean family restaurant vibe with wooden seating, which made it feel really welcoming. I really enjoyed the kalbi combo with tofu soup and would definitely recommend it if you're in the area.

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    Yasmine H.

    I visited Hosoonyi with a group of 12 and everything was amazing. The food was all top notch and the service was wonderful. They were very attentive and fast, much better than my first visit! They have so many side dishes and they gave us extra without us asking. Definitely one of my favorite Korean restaurants. I will absolutely be coming back a lot and I hope others do too!

    Sylvia M.

    This spot is right by the Taco Bell off 84th and S Tacoma Way. But blink, and you'll miss it. This location has a blue roof and the sign has a tiger on it. Parking is kinda slim pickings, esp during a lunch or dinner rush. Right across from Hosoonyi, is T-Town Cafe and they sorta share the parking lot, but not at the same time. Just make sure you're not parking in the hospital that's directly behind these places. Now onto the food. The food is alright, but has been consistent for as long as I can remember. Service can be a hit or miss which is why I wanted to give a 3 star, but the lady with the glasses is dope and so nice, so due to her, giving a 4 star rating. Tbh, if I want their food, I usually place an order online and come pick it up. But if you do order online, just be sure to put the spice level if you order the tofu soup. Or else they make a white tofu soup when I first tried their online system. My go to order is the beef kimchi tofu soup extra spicy. If I have company, then I'll throw in the marinated ribs, galbi and do the combo. They do have lunch specials, so you can check that out Monday thru Friday from 11 am - 2 pm, but not on holidays. The lunch specials vary from soups to marinated meats, and there is 1 fish dish. Inside, there's not a lot of tables, so if you have more that parties of 4, yall might be separated coz they only have a couple of larger tables.

    Jennifer H.

    We have been to Hosoonyi several times and always had no issues with the food. Came here with a group ($50 pp after tax & tip) and we ordered the following items: The banchans, you are only limited to 5 refills. Seafood pancake (shared) - The pancake was thick and had no substance, all batter. The combo soft tofu + kalbi (individual) - The Portion size was so small and quality wasn't as good as before. Thin cut kalbi, mostly bone. The meat felt greasy. I wouldn't recommend - save your self and go to an AYCE BBQ.

    Dat V.

    Holy fudge guys i'm not even kidding Hosoonyi is the best Korean spot in all of Edmonds, dare I say in all of Washington Im Vietnamese but i eat korean food literally every day, Hosoonyi being my goto spot atleast once a week for the past 2-3 months it's insane how good they are They're under new management but they are just as good if not even better than before I'm glad they exist and will sell my organs to keep this place going

    Mark Y.

    Still one of our favs for Korea food but outside of that it felt like something had changed and just can't put my finger on it. The portions seemed a bit smaller and the prices have gone up but I get it as the cost of food products continues to go up. Despite all of that the items we chose were still good including the seafood pancake, seafood rice cakes and the dak gangjeong (sweet and spicy chicken). We love their wide selection of banchan! The servers were all great and attended to us regularly and the ambiance is still good and the interior is clean.

    Ginseng chicken soup
    Katherine Y.

    This is peace is tucked away in a small plaza and larger than you expect when you walk inside. They have k pop music playing and tv to watch. The service was overall pleasant. The kalbi ribs were one of the most fragant coming fresh sizzling on the platter. We decided to be adventurous and try the ginseng chicken soup which was unique. It has a subtle ginseng flavor however the soup has all the rice mixed in like a porridge. That took me by surprise because I'm use the to the clear broth soups but I was comforting on a chilly night. The seafood pancake was very crispy and the green onions were crunchy like extra fried on top. I just wish the seafood was a bit more plump to batter ratio. The side dishes looked so good online but they were decent for what they were.

    Xinyi Z.

    They have the best side dishes - 12 in total! We come here quite often and usually get one of the large soup pots like budaejigae. Service is fast. The space is nice and cozy.

    Luke L.

    Delicious every day of the week. Seriously, I could eat here every single day of the week and be perfectly happy. Everything is consistently delicious. I've had the bibimbap and the tofu soup, and both are absolutely incredible. The flavors are so authentic and satisfying. If only I had two stomachs, I'd order both every single time - they're that good! Service is also very good. Only downside is, they limit the number of small dish refills to just once, for 5 dishes. It's really a bummer, since each of their side dishes are so amazing. I do wish they increased that limit. If I had only two meals in Edmonds, I would eat at Hosoonyi twice. If I had three meals? Well... I might decide to branch out at that point :P

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