I was a bit skeptical to order Korean food in Boulder since my experience with ethnic food thus far while living here has been unreal (in a bad way), but surprisingly the food at Seoul Kitchen was much better than I expected. The BiBimBop was above average, but excellent according to Boulder ethic food standards. The Kimchi was ok, not great (could be better), and although I didn't realize the KimBop was made with Spam, it's still enjoyable. If I order again, I might get the California roll instead or just say "no spam" in the KimBop. The prices are pretty reasonable too. Decent food (mostly above average) but nothing fancy. Good Korean comfort food. I ordered delivery so I cannot comment on ambiance or service.
Julie R.
This place is awesome. We're from California and it's all very authentic himself. Atmosphere is not that great. But staff is super friendly. A little loud music but excellent.
Trevor L.
First things first, the food is phenomenal--not to mention the huge portions ( I always leave with leftovers). The woman that runs Seoul Kitchen is so sweet, her prices are unbeatable, and her food is truly authentic. Nothing makes me happier than eating at an authentic place in Boulder, there's not enough of them. Although this restaurant is in a dining hall, it's a great place to get to go, or eat in. I go here at least once a month.
Rafael B.
Really nice small spot for Korean food. I think there was only one grain or rice left... So good!
Aria B.
This place is amazing. Definitely one of my favorite spots in Boulder. I am so happy to live near it.
Beatriz M.
It's such a treat to eat at this hidden gem. I hit myself on the head everyday for not knowing about this tucked away Korean spot so close to school --I would've saved so much time and gas driving all the way to Aurora. Support locally owned!!
S C.
Guess if you're stuck on campus and craving Korean food. Otherwise pass. 10 bucks for instant ramen? Pass.
bo n.
Food is good, but they charge 4 dollars for one bottle of soda. Wish they put the price on the menu.
Erika G.
Best Korean food in town, wonderful staff that whipped up fresh "stir-fried rice cake," tteokbokki ()! Yummmm!
Amanda M.
Delicious and authentic. I was actually surprised by how good it was, solid Korean in a college town???? But expertly marinated and worth a try. I ordered bulgogi and kalbi and got 2 bulgogi instead, but I can't wait to try the kalbi next time. Even good delivered!
One of the best Korean places I have ever eaten for the price. The lady cooking reminds me of a little Korean grandma and she is so pleasant.
Amy B.
After touring CU Boulder, we wanted a quick yet satisfying lunch and this fitted the bill. We had a hard time finding it. No idea why the reviews were under Goody Monster. The place was called 'Seoul Kitchen' and was in a food court under the Chase building. The lady was very nice and we ordered Bibimbop, Bulgogi Beef and Udon Curry. They were all tasty and all $12.99. Both portion and price were good and food was tasty. What's not to like. Great place for a quick lunch close to campus.
Hannah G.
We saw this review on our way to RMNP and stopped by on the way. Loved the bibim nengmyun (legit, we're Koreans from Texas) and the Korean lady there was super sweet and kind. Totally recommend, hands down.
Nayoung H.
Not called Goody Monster anymore, called Seoul Kitchen. Such a lovely place!! Good, authentic Korean food which is honestly pretty hard to find around Boulder and the portions are great! I ordered the bibimbap and spicy pork dish ( ) for two and had left overs. So delicious! The lady working there was so kind and sweet. She told me their kimchi stew is good, so will try that next time! I believe they re-opened not too long ago, so go check them out!!
Sabrina B
My family and I rode our bikes SIX miles to visit DQ and enjoy some sunshine. After I walked out with our ice cream I told my husband, "I think I just encountered the most unfriendly person in Fort Collins." Unfortunately, she was the DQ employee. I worked in the service industry for a decade and I'm a Mom of 3...I have tough skin and I'm not easily irritated. This girl was SO RUDE it blew my mind. She didn't greet me at all. Before I was finished ordering she kept trying to tell me the total. She snatched my card from my hand, ran it then literally THREW it on the counter to return it to me. She glared at me when I asked for napkins then proceeded to shove the napkins in between our shakes without so much as a word to me a stalked away. It was so unacceptable and completely ridiculous. Even after all that I was polite and thanked her before leaving. She didn't so much as look at me. Times are tough, people have to be choosy with where to spend their money. We chose DQ and she totally crapped on that experience. I can't say we'll return to that location anytime soon.
I was a bit skeptical to order Korean food in Boulder since my experience with ethnic food thus far while living here has been unreal (in a bad way), but surprisingly the food at Seoul Kitchen was much better than I expected. The BiBimBop was above average, but excellent according to Boulder ethic food standards. The Kimchi was ok, not great (could be better), and although I didn't realize the KimBop was made with Spam, it's still enjoyable. If I order again, I might get the California roll instead or just say "no spam" in the KimBop. The prices are pretty reasonable too. Decent food (mostly above average) but nothing fancy. Good Korean comfort food. I ordered delivery so I cannot comment on ambiance or service.
This place is awesome. We're from California and it's all very authentic himself. Atmosphere is not that great. But staff is super friendly. A little loud music but excellent.
First things first, the food is phenomenal--not to mention the huge portions ( I always leave with leftovers). The woman that runs Seoul Kitchen is so sweet, her prices are unbeatable, and her food is truly authentic. Nothing makes me happier than eating at an authentic place in Boulder, there's not enough of them. Although this restaurant is in a dining hall, it's a great place to get to go, or eat in. I go here at least once a month.
Really nice small spot for Korean food. I think there was only one grain or rice left... So good!
This place is amazing. Definitely one of my favorite spots in Boulder. I am so happy to live near it.
It's such a treat to eat at this hidden gem. I hit myself on the head everyday for not knowing about this tucked away Korean spot so close to school --I would've saved so much time and gas driving all the way to Aurora. Support locally owned!!
Guess if you're stuck on campus and craving Korean food. Otherwise pass. 10 bucks for instant ramen? Pass.
Food is good, but they charge 4 dollars for one bottle of soda. Wish they put the price on the menu.
Best Korean food in town, wonderful staff that whipped up fresh "stir-fried rice cake," tteokbokki ()! Yummmm!
Delicious and authentic. I was actually surprised by how good it was, solid Korean in a college town???? But expertly marinated and worth a try. I ordered bulgogi and kalbi and got 2 bulgogi instead, but I can't wait to try the kalbi next time. Even good delivered!
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One of the best Korean places I have ever eaten for the price. The lady cooking reminds me of a little Korean grandma and she is so pleasant.
After touring CU Boulder, we wanted a quick yet satisfying lunch and this fitted the bill. We had a hard time finding it. No idea why the reviews were under Goody Monster. The place was called 'Seoul Kitchen' and was in a food court under the Chase building. The lady was very nice and we ordered Bibimbop, Bulgogi Beef and Udon Curry. They were all tasty and all $12.99. Both portion and price were good and food was tasty. What's not to like. Great place for a quick lunch close to campus.
We saw this review on our way to RMNP and stopped by on the way. Loved the bibim nengmyun (legit, we're Koreans from Texas) and the Korean lady there was super sweet and kind. Totally recommend, hands down.
Not called Goody Monster anymore, called Seoul Kitchen. Such a lovely place!! Good, authentic Korean food which is honestly pretty hard to find around Boulder and the portions are great! I ordered the bibimbap and spicy pork dish ( ) for two and had left overs. So delicious! The lady working there was so kind and sweet. She told me their kimchi stew is good, so will try that next time! I believe they re-opened not too long ago, so go check them out!!
My family and I rode our bikes SIX miles to visit DQ and enjoy some sunshine. After I walked out with our ice cream I told my husband, "I think I just encountered the most unfriendly person in Fort Collins." Unfortunately, she was the DQ employee. I worked in the service industry for a decade and I'm a Mom of 3...I have tough skin and I'm not easily irritated. This girl was SO RUDE it blew my mind. She didn't greet me at all. Before I was finished ordering she kept trying to tell me the total. She snatched my card from my hand, ran it then literally THREW it on the counter to return it to me. She glared at me when I asked for napkins then proceeded to shove the napkins in between our shakes without so much as a word to me a stalked away. It was so unacceptable and completely ridiculous. Even after all that I was polite and thanked her before leaving. She didn't so much as look at me. Times are tough, people have to be choosy with where to spend their money. We chose DQ and she totally crapped on that experience. I can't say we'll return to that location anytime soon.