Place is located in the Koreatown Plaza in a food court. It may be mall court but the pricing is fair and the quality is excellent. The eating area's gives off an early 90s food court vibe, so it's pretty retro. You order at the counter and they give you a pager that rings when food's ready. Had the budae jjigae with some banchan. The stew was spicy and filling. And the banchan had that homemade charm. I also tried the soondae from a friend. Overall, it's a pretty good option for affordable and quick Korean food. read more

Seoul Soondae House Two - Korean Near Me - Los Angeles, California

Still thinking about this bossam! Basically boiled, sliced pork. Nice n fatty and I love the skin! Wrap it up in cabbage, lettuce, carrots, jalapeños, onions and that raw garlic! My go to was the garlic and onions wrapped in cabbage! Came with a side of kimchi radish strips, pickled onions, fermented beans and fermented shrimp paste. Presented nicely in a plastic box. If you can finish, just put a lid on it and take it home! read more

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Best soondae I've ever had! Located in the bustling food court of Koreatown Plaza is a place that specializes in all things soondae! My friend and I ordered the soondae and offal appetizer and immediately fell in love! The soondae was bouncy and full of flavor. Paired with the condiments they provided for dipping, it was a match made in paradise. I wasn't a big fan of the liver it came with due to it being on the drier side and tasting pretty irony, but I loved the tongue! I wish I ordered more of the soondae instead because it was definitely not enough for me and my friend. I didn't think I would like it as much as I do because I'm not too fond of soondae soup, but this place proved me wrong! If you're in Koreatown and looking for a good spot to get some high quality soondae, definitely stop by here! I absolutely loved it! read more

Seoul Soondae House Two - soondae - Korean Near Me - Los Angeles, California

4 :large amount of beef tongue / stomach / liver 3.5:Soondae $ soup 3.5: banchan I would still prefer eight street Soondae, but if you looking for cheaper more filling meal this is undefeated. read more

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So good! Seoul Soondae House is legit.I did a to-go order and the lady working there was super nice and welcoming. The soondae is Korean-style and tasted just like home. I got the large size and it was more than enough for 5 people to share. Everything was packed well and stayed warm. Will definitely be coming back! read more

First time eating at the Korea Town Plaza food court and the food was delicious! This will be my go to spot when I'm craving soondae since my bf is not a fan so he will have plenty of other options to choose from. I ordered the small bossam (boiled pork wrap) and the soondae (Korean blood sausage) with mixed offals and the total was around $55. The portion is very reasonable for the price. The small size is definitely enough for 2 people. I had plenty of leftovers for dinner. The ladies that work there were very nice and friendly although we had a language barrier but I was able to order without much trouble. Also, they validate parking which is a plus. read more

Seoul Soondae House Two - Bossam and soondae with soup and banchans - Korean Near Me - Los Angeles, California

I have come to the Koreatown plaza on countless occasions but I have never stopped and enjoyed the offerings at the food court. That stops now! For my very first experience I chose Seoul Soondae House Town and I was not disappointed. With so many delicious options it was tough to choose. If I'm being completely honest I was still feeling the effects of a late night out so I opted for the kitchen sink - #17 Budae jjigae. For ~$15 you get it all, noodles, spam, hotdog, tofu, and vegetables. Not to mention the little banchan as well. It was fast, easy, and delicious. I will definitely be going back to try more. read more

Seoul Soondae House Two - #17 Budae jjigae - Korean Near Me - Los Angeles, California

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Visited back in November 2019. Ordered the Soondae Guk, pretty tasty and a lot of food.

When you walk into a dingy food court, rife with neon signs and Korean grandparents, you KNOW you're in for some mind blowing food. I came here with a friend who praised the soondae here so effusively I was half expecting it to fall short. I'm very pleased to say I was wrong. We ordered the soondae to go and it was MASSIVE. It came out steaming and was served with two dipping sauces. Honestly we didn't even need the dips, the soondae was THAT flavorful. Each soft, succulent bite was an explosion of flavor in my mouth. I've never had soondae this flavorful. Despite knowing we had dinner plans after, we still polished off a whole line of this fantastic soondae. This was a fantastic quality and quantity of soondae for the price, and I will be craving this spot like crazy from now on. read more

Seoul Soondae House Two - Soondae!! - Korean Near Me - Los Angeles, California

Don't let the fact that they're in a food court fool you!!! Their Bosam is some of the best I've had and always worth the drive. The small will easily feed 2 people, the pork is always freshly made and served warm, melts in your mouth!!!!! At $22 for a small, $27 for a large, it's beyond expectations!! read more

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Large soondae, no gan, wee and hyuh only, hyuh is good Comes out super quick, solid solid read more

Seoul Soondae House Two - Korean Near Me - Los Angeles, California

Korean food courts tend to be wonderful. Any Korean food court next to an HMart tends to be outstanding - since either HMart itself or the owner of the buildings that bring in HMarts tends to curate the restaurants very very carefully. (They are curated both on food quality and on being able to pay the rent. Slip up on your financial terms with the landlord and you are out of there so fast your head will fly.) Because you can randomly pick restaurants and dishes in an Hmart food court and do fantastically well ... picking randomly is what I did. I ended up at Seoul Soondae eating Korean Army Soup. Seoul Soondae is a restaurant specializing in "guts". This means they serve soups or grilled dishes made with the cheapest cuts of what might be dubiously called "meat". Liver, spam, blood sausage ... you get the idea. Army soup is a standard Korean red soup with a ton of chili-ed red miso, another ton of chili powder, noodles, tofu, a smattering of vegetables - and instead of seafood or oxtail - spam. Many versions including Seoul Soondae's add supercheap sausage to the spam. It is a classic Korean dish. It is based on the cheap soup that is served to members of the Korean armed forces. I love every form of Korean red soup. Korean Army soup is no exception. I happily chowed my bowl of soup down. That said, I am not sure that Spam is my favorite ingredient. Next time, I would probably go for tripe, liver or blood sausage. That said, If you are going to eat Spam at all, Korean Army Soup is the way you want to have it prepared. * * * Eat your Spam soup at Seoul Soondae House in Los Angeles. It beats two years of compulsory military service in the DMZ. read more

We had the Cod which was the most expensive thing on their menu. My white American mother in law was scared away with the tiny bones in this dish, so make sure you know your audience when you order food for them. The cod was delish and melted off the bone. They also provide 3 little sides of kimchi varieties. I even enjoyed the semi- rude cashier lady to took our money and kept shoo'ing me away when I continued to check in on our food. If you're looking for an authentic Korean experience, come to this food court. read more

Seoul Soondae House Two - Cod - Korean Near Me - Los Angeles, California

Hands Down! These Ladies know hot to cook collagen rich Ox Knee soup ! Im so thrilled ! Portion is generous, side dishes are plenty and soup is so tasty, and clean. I enjoy the fact that we add our own salt and pepper depends on our choice of preference. So fulfilling and comforting the belly and gut. My healthy diet thanks you for that nutritious and delicious authentic dish. I am so surprised that there wasn't even a touch of scent to disturb but just deliciousness ! Definitely recommend, worth every penny ! read more

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Mostly my check-in Koreatown Plaza means Seoul Soondae. Visited Seoul soondae yesterday at noon, it was chaos; only two staffs working, taking lots and lots of orders, sweating, confusing who they were. My simple order was only one soondae soup, which I liked most for more than ten years, took 30mins because the new register was not working properly. However, the owner was very humble, explaining all the mistakes they made and handed me my to-go food. Even though all the chaos happened, my soup was incredible no matter how hard to get. read more

I love a good Soondae Bokkeum (stir fry blood sausage) and this place has it pretty good. Located in the food court of the Koreatown Plaza, this place was pretty packed with families who were taking a break from shopping and looking to fuel up. The Soondae Bokkeum was pretty good but a little overpriced. The portion are pretty sizable, but I was a bit surprised to see how much more expensive this dish was compared to everything else. Not the best I've ever had but not a bad option to have if I'm really trying to fulfill a craving. read more

Seoul Soondae House Two - Soondaw bokkeum: pretty good - Korean Near Me - Los Angeles, California

If you're an OG in ktown, you know just how amazing the KTP food court is. There's nothing fancy or flashy about this food court. All the food is well priced at least a B+, and Seoul Soondae House is no exception. I got their boodaejjigae (army stew) and it was everything I could've asked for. There aren't a lot of restaurants in Ktown that sell Army stew so whenever I find one, I always try it out. The broth was rich and spicy and it was loaded with veggies and meats. My friend got food from another food stand, but he was eyeing my food the entire time. If you've never tried Army stew, I would highly recommend trying out Seoul Soondae. read more

Seoul Soondae House Two - Korean Near Me - Los Angeles, California

bibimbap and soondae is definitely very good here, i have to say there r no complaints. service is nice and i overall like the food court here. read more

I asked for only soondae because I don't eat the other things like liver and intestines, and the grandma kindly said sure! They gave me a whole bunch of soondae in my bowl, and honestly, the broth and the soup was one of the best I've had in a while. They add the perilla seeds too which boosts the flavor. The side dishes are very complementary as well. Definitely coming back because this soondae guk tasted like home. read more

Seoul Soondae House Two - Soondae Guk - Korean Near Me - Los Angeles, California

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Best Korean soul food restaurant in the food court. Owner is so nice & knows how to run a business!!! read more

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After our visit to 8th street Soondae, I'd been wanting to compare it to other Soondae specialized restaurants. Food court eat, as expected, was no competition. Ordered their Soondae soup - probably their most popular dish since every one in front and after me ordered the same. Aside from Soondae, the soup included pork liver, tongue, and intestines. I appreciated that their proteins and broth did not have a pungent internal organ aroma/aftertaste. The broth was clean and comforting. However, it def missed the depth, richness I had from 8th Street. Was not sure about all the green spots found on the livers so I ended up only taking a small bite. Did not like the gritty texture and the iron-y taste. I did enjoy their chewy intestines and meaty tongue - actually tasted a lot like beef tongue! Maybe I can ask to skip the liver next? Their Soondae was very mild in flavor. Not as fat and juicy as ones from 8th Street. But not bad for fast, casual eat. read more

Seoul Soondae House Two - Soondae soup $9.99 plus tax - Korean Near Me - Los Angeles, California

Super fast and super tasty. Ordered their goat stew which sounds medieval but the spices, flavor and the tenderness of the meat was a timeless punch to my tastebuds. Wasn't expecting much and just chose this particular food stop in a food court filled with plenty of other options. I was so pleased with the taste and I'm sure you'll be too. read more

Every time I make a visit out to sunny socal, I'm always summoned to make a stop at seoul soondae to pick up 5+ lbs of frozen soondae. They used to have a restaurant front but found out that it had closed down. I didn't realize that they had a spot in the food court until I found it on yelp. Thank goodness! This is definitely my favorite place for soondae. Packed with goodness, doesn't break, and the people who work there are super friendly. They even made the effort to pack my order really well so it would be airplane friendly. My go to spot in SoCal! read more

Very good Soondae gook considering it's a food court food. We placed our order and they give you a buzzer for pickup when it's ready. The soup was perfect portion, not too small and not too big. It had ample soondae and other meats. It also comes with few side dishes and rice which was nice to be eaten together. Broth was delicious and the spices along with shrimp seasoning are served on the side. Perfect for fast, convenient and cheap meal. read more

Seoul Soondae House Two - Soondae gook - Korean Near Me - Los Angeles, California

Was in the area last week, so I decided to check out Seoul Soondae inside the K-Town Plaza food court. Known for its soondae (blood sausage), this restaurant interested me to give it a go. Ordered a large platter of soondae to share with my parents: total was about $16, which was all right. Also ordered the budae jjigae (Korean army stew), which had just the right of heat (not so mild that you can't taste it, not so spicy that made you cry) and hearty ingredients of ramen, vegetables, and tteokbooki (rice cakes) inside. Each dish came with reasonable servings of banchan as well. Overall, pretty good. Service was professional, and even though the lady at the counter didn't speak much English, she did her best to help us pick out good dishes to eat. Got to taste a bit more of what Korean cuisine had to offer besides soon tofu and bibimbap! read more

Seoul Soondae House Two - Budae jjigae (Korean army stew). - Korean Near Me - Los Angeles, California

I went here to try my first Soondae. She asked if we wanted it mixed (tongue, liver and sausage). I was like, "Yes, please." I was actually a little disappointed. I thought the tongue, liver, and intestines were going to be in the blood sausage, not on the side. . It was still good though since this is my first tasting of Soondae and have nothing to compare it to. We also ordered the Army stew. That was really good. My son ate all the tofu in the soup and didn't leave any for me. Everything in that soup was yummy and flavorful. I would eat it again as well. read more

Seoul Soondae House Two - Small Soondae plate with liver, tongue and intestines - Korean Near Me - Los Angeles, California

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So far I've only ordered one item each time I visited. I LOVE the stone pot mushroom. I grew up on soul food for comfort food now I'm all about Seoul food. Friendly and quick customer service. My only complaint: We usually dine in the KTP food court but this week we ordered takeout. Our meals weren't quite the same. And they replaced our usual side items. Gave us pig skin? and octopus. We couldn't finish our meals because it was a big difference in what they usually served. Our minds and stomachs were not prepared. I wish I knew what the usual sides are called. I'll commit the names to memory next time. I look forward to dining with them again, not confident about takeout though. Overall, great food and service!!! read more

2022 1218 sunday.. i ordered goat soup..but taste and quantity was not good than i know place.. maybe other will can try, but no more goat soup.. needed try find other place for goat soup.. read more

Like a Korean streetfood restaurant, only it's in an all Korean Mall. So a lot of different places to choose from. The specialty of this one is Korean sausage with a mix of additional intestines. Very authentic and delicious (if you're into those things). read more

For food court soondae this is amazing! I just had crap soondae at western soondae, and this was like night and day! Generous portions of delicious sausage with liver that's not too dry and other intestines....soondae had a good ratio of rice, noodles, and blood, and it wasn't overly salty....the lady that worked there was nice and recognized us even after we walked around the food court for other goodies. I dunno, like I said, for a random restaurant within a food court plaza, this place gives great soondae for a very decent price. I'll definitely come again! read more

Seoul Soondae House Two - Soondae platter medium - Korean Near Me - Los Angeles, California

Located inside Korean town plaza. Three hours free parking with validation on weekdays. The sundae was kinda dry and nothing special. The small was pretty small. no wonder it was $6.99. The sundae soup was just ok. I did like their kimchi jun (pancake). I prefer 8th street sundae over this place. and Ohmani. read more

Seoul Soondae House Two - Korean Near Me - Los Angeles, California

I ordered the to ga ni tang (tendon soup) and a small plate of soondae + intestine + tongue + liver. The to ga ni tang was excellent. The tendon was soft and chewy and the broth was comforting, milky and mild. The soondae was amazing and probably the best I've ever had. Everything was amazing, except the liver was a little too gritty/irony tasting for me. It's in a food court so its really a no-frills kind of place, but food is great, price is good and the service is relatively fast. Would come back. read more

I had this before but I don't know why they get 4stars. I'm not strict for flavor but when I tasted Soo dae I felt lowww quality. I had 2 and threw away rest. It might be good place for different country people ?? I'm just wondering. read more

The place take so long, and the woman server is really unfriendly. I don't recommend this place if you don't ruin your day.

Sorry to say... I ordered soondaebokum today. The price was very expensive and the soondae was taste like it just got unfreeze from the refrigerator. Not coming to this place anymore. read more

Located in the food court on the first floor of the ktown plaza. I was craving some Gamjatang which is pork neck served in a spicy broth with potatoes, onions, spicy peppers and radish. Definite comfort food!! The portion is huge and enough to share with another. Dish came with steamed rice and the usual Korean banchan sides which were good too(nothing out of the ordinary). Mmmm I'm craving the stew just thinking about it. The broth is a medium spicy and so flavorful! Mix the broth over the rice, add some kimchi and it's just perfect! Pork meat was tender and meaty too! For food court food, this is definitely a winner! I can't wait to come back to try the soondae everyone raves over. I have no doubt it's good! read more

Seoul Soondae House Two - Gamjatang $11.99 - Korean Near Me - Los Angeles, California

downstairs basement food court at korean plaza...indoor attached garage parking free..numerous food stalls and seoul soondae two to the right and back when entering the food court...counter order of soondae $10 and paying...check back periodically and pick up food tray when ready...4 basic banchan (sides)....salty brine shrimp container...bowl of rice and clay pot of blood sausage soup with other mystery "meats"...basic bowl of soup with decent flavors...average blood sausages keeping shape...take sausage slice, add top it with salty shrimp and eat....do the same with other "meats"...good convenient soondae gook lunch in koreatown on sunday...when most other soondae restaurants are closed on sundays...not having a choice on a soodae craving sunday... read more

Seoul Soondae House Two - not bad, but can get better for $10 - Korean Near Me - Los Angeles, California

I love Seoul Soondae!!! I usually go to the one on Artesia, but when I'm running errands with my mom in K-town then this is our go to place for the Korean delicacy. My mom actually claims this place has better soondae than the one on Artesia, but I disagree. The portions here are really great. One large soondae with all the fixings and one large order of pig feet is enough to feed our family of four easy. This location has fantastic side dishes and the lady running the front is just darling. She always hooks it up nasty with extra sides for me! Love her. It's located in a food court and a quick tip is to call ahead if you just want to grab some soondae to go. Also, completely unrelated, but if you're a fan of Samyang Ramen, Plaza Market sells a box of it for the cheapest around at $9.99. We always buy a box of it while we're in the plaza. read more

Seoul Soondae House Two - Soon dae gook, my fave!!! - Korean Near Me - Los Angeles, California

Soondae was pretty good even after 1 hour drive. I've been craving for some soondae for the past couple of weeks and it's difficult to get since my wife is not a fan of the dish. Even though she is not a fan, I decided to get some to go with my soju. It may not be the best soondae, but it was very good. Trick with soondae is the smell. This soondae did not have any of the gamey smell or the taste. I was pretty surprised to find a place like this in a food court. I wish my wife would appreciate a dish like this. I wish the price was a little cheaper. read more

FOR SOON-DAE LOVERS! --------------------------------------------------- I've been trying to look for good soon-dae in LA. There's only two place in LA that I recommend and this happen to be one of the place. (the other place would be the soon-dae in cerritos). So what is soon-dae? It is a korean traditional food call blood sausage. Not sure if they use authentic blood or its just a flavor things. You can't taste the blood or what so ever. Basically just taste like chinese sausage with rice in the middle. Location: located inside the galleria food court. This food court is actually pretty fancy. Food here are authentic!!!! If you are around this area and is wondering what to eat feel free to stop by here to check it out! So far it is one of my fav food court place in LA. There are Japanese, Authentic Korean, Curry, Bun/Dumpling house, asian burger and few others. Ordered: Median Combo. The combo can be shared among two people ~ 15 dollars. with one large bowl of rice and few small dishes + a large bowl of soup!!! The soup is not too salty and very flavorful. Hot tea is free at the counter. This combo can be tailored to your taste. If you like the intestine stuff they can sub that in for you with no extra charge. The soon-dae here is cooked perfected, not too hard or too soft. The dipping sauce is also really good as well " salted shrimp sauce, peppered salt and spicy raddish"! Enough said.. Go try it if you are a soon-dae love in LA!! read more