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    Seoul Taco

    3.5 (145 reviews)
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    Salt and Pepper Rice Box
    Jonathan B.

    Seoul Taco x 3LP is here! I loved the salt and pepper rice box they have, but I wish they gave the option to split the different sides and not just give you rice. The tacos were alright - the sauce overpowers the meat. The service was decent. You order on a kiosk, and they call your number. It's near UChicago as well, so there's always a lot of students coming in. The ambiance is pretty nice. It has the Seoul taco theme from the other restaurants with the colorful speakers.

    Gogi Bowl
    Jackie R.

    I came here on a Wednesday after the lunch rush. I love that they have kiosk to self order. They play some good old school r&b which I can appreciate. The esthetic is like graffiti steer art with colorful refurbished boomboxes. Something about it feels very nostalgic. My Gogi bowl was delicious, although if I could I'd add more steak. But perhaps it was the right portion considering its lunch. Can't forget the Diet Coke, they have self serve fountain machines.

    Original. Sorry forgot to take the photo before eating.
    Natalie L.

    First time at the Seoul Taco/ 3LP collaboration The original fried chicken sandwich was delicious; super moist and crispy. Our kids loved the beef tacos. I think the crab Rangoon are slightly better at the Bridgeport location of 3LP. The KFC sandwich was way too sweet for me. Also the three tables we tried were sticky. I know this review seems negative but we will definitely come back for that original sandwich.

    Me and Henry! The owner at 3LP
    Dustin T.

    The. Best. Food. Ever!!!! Shoutout to Henry and his team for being so hospitable and serving us up some fire dishes.

    Burrito with spicy pork, kimchi rice, and salad greens
    Zach S.

    Food was good and fresh and kinda spicy, service was okay it wasn't too busy when I got there at least, and the ambiance was ciche they had old radios painted and screwed into the back and around the tables. I wouldn't recommend this place to anyone who is sensitive to spicy food.

    Andy N.

    This is the first store collaboration with Seoul Taco & 3 Little Pigs. They've got both menu's in one space. As you enter there is a tablet to order at the counter. You can pick between both menus. Korean style tacos or Fusion style Chinese food. Both do a great job with their perspective dishes. They've even got a collaboration sandwich here. It's a Korean flavored fried chicken sandwich. And it is huge! I also got to eat the char siu bbq with garlic butter rice. A bulgolgi taco which is delicious and a must have here. Next time I wanna try the salt & pepper chicken sandwich. Happy to see this collaboration come to life. Well executed.

    Rebecca H.

    As always...Seoul Taco doesn't disappoint. Korean fusion happiness! And thankfully they had the bulgogi waffle fry nachos back!!! The staff is amazing and the place is such a vibe. I don't know how they put it all out of such a small little place so quickly and so deliciously, but they do. We will keep returning because...Seoul Taco wins!!

    Ruby P.

    This is a cute Korean/Mexican restaurant in a neighborhood on the south side of Chicago. My boyfriend and I enjoyed our food. The meats were nicely grilled and seasoned. Definitely a good mix of Korean and Mexican cuisine. Good presentation of food. The restaurant's interior is well decorated, very suitable for a date. Service was fast since it wasn't busy when we were there. We were able to find a parking spot (free) on a street near this restaurant.

    Elote quesadilla
    Monic L.

    Quickly was searching for something to eat, and Seoul Taco popped up. It sounded good Mexican-Korean fusion? That sounds like a solid combination. As a warning, most things are on the spicy side, so if you have kids or people who aren't a fan of spice beware. We arrived and found some street parking. Upon entering, we weren't greeted, and it was a very impersonal experience. You order at a kiosk, and basically, the only interaction you have is when they bring out your food. Personally, I'm not a huge fan of these ordering at kiosk. I like to ask questions and get opinions from the workers. We ordered the elote quesadilla, kimchi rice, beef bulgogi tacos, sweet potato waffle fries, horchata, and burritos. It didn't take too long for most of our order to come out, but it took forever for the fries, but that's because I think they forgot about it until we asked. Back to the food, the elote quesadilla was different in a good way. The meat is extra but in my opinion worth it. Otherwise, it would be lackluster. I didn't try the tacos because the tortilla shells did not look heated, and they had a spring mix on the tacos. It was more greenery than meat. The kimchi rice was just spicy, I couldn't even enjoy it. As for the horchata, it was a mix that wasn't mixed well enough, so it had clumps, and by the time you get to the end, just all the residual powder. My family said the burritos were tasty. The space is well utilized. There is plenty of seating for a small area and a nice interior design. It's a cool concept, but it just didn't do it for me in the service and taste department.

    Korean Cheesy Corn Elote Quesadilla
    Christina L.

    I went here for a family lunch with small kids. I should have read more on the restaurant before dinning. Everything was spicy. It was hard to ask any questions because you order at a kiosk and there is little to no people interaction. Other than, here is your food. The tacos were okay, the tortilla was barely warmed. The burrito was really good to me, but it was all basically just rice. We ordered horchata and I don't think it was fully mixed. There was powder residue floating around the top and bottom of the cup. We ordered sweet potato fries for the kids, but even that had chilli powder on it. The ambiance was cool and I liked the wall art and cool decor.

    Jocelyn H.

    Seoul Taco gets the job done but it is so expensive for what you get. I do enjoy their food but can't reason getting a burrito for $15. That being said, if you are getting Seoul Taco, get the bulgogi and grab something with kimchi. You can't go wrong with their food, it's just expensive for what I would consider "fast food".

    Taco with bulgogi beef. There is a med egg underneath the meat
    Joshua Q.

    Does fusion food work or are we scared to adventure into new territory and try new and exciting flavors? I recently went to Seoul Taco and here is my review: Ambience It is pretty cozy looking with nice decoration. We ordered from a touch screen. We went during an off hour so it was not too busy other than what looked like some take out orders waiting for their food delivery peeps to pick them up. Service The staff seemed nice. They brought us our food. I would say the service would be similar to a lot of different takeout places. Food We had to base our experience without the Seoul Sauce, since when we went to order, there was a sign saying they were out of it... Tacos - we got the tacos with beef. When ordering you do get to customize the taco where you can add an egg or some other things. We went with a medium fried egg. The meat was marinated in a bulgogi marinade. It was a nice dish but better when we added the lime. I would not really recommend the egg or if you really wanted one, go with the over easy egg to get the runny yolk. Munchwrap Seoulpreme - This dish was confusing to me. There were so many flavors hitting you. They do give you a side of queso which I think made it somewhat better. I guess it would have been fine with the queso in the wrap to begin with. If they press it, it would have been even distributed throughout the wrap itself (just my theory). Quesadilla - I really enjoy this dish. We got it which marinated chicken. It had queso and a wasabi? Mayo drizzled on it. The mayo was not overpowering but brought a little heat. Everything worked well together and would take our place as the best dish we had there so far. Overall There were some ups and downs with Seoul taco. I think the munchwrap had too much going on, for me. The tacos were good but I really liked the quesadilla. I would like to go back and try different some of the other items as well as see if the pork would have made a difference as well. Seoul taco is not bad and maybe the Seoul Sauce which was not available at the time is a game changer. Time will tell. Note: thank you for reading this review and I hope it is helpful in anyway.

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    Poor. Out of major ingredients at rush hour. Rude staff texting while customers waiting. Unmasked kitchen staff. Avoid.

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    Seoul taco is expensive but extremely consistent and good! I order it via delivery. I like the bowls.

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    good ideas, not the best execution. has really cool decorations and plays good music.

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    6 years ago

    Ordered a steak gogi bowl- delicious! And fast friendly service! Plenty of steak and that addictive Seoul sauce. Will be back soon!

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    Got this to-go and it was incredible! Tried the steak burrito which is super tasty and very filling. I highly recommend giving Seoul a try.

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    Amazing food but we had to order twice because Seoul Taco forgot to put the burrito in the bag.

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    ate there got food poisoning 9/6. Food tasted good staff was cool. Maybe it just didn't agree with me. Hopefully it was the latter case

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    Online order was almost an hour late, be forewarned. Food was fine but not worth that wait.

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