Seoul House Restaurant Restaurant in Cardiff

Reviews

1. Carl Chan ★☆☆☆☆

   The food quality is mediocre and the portion is minimal. The place looks not very well maintained. The lobby area is okay, but once you step in the dining room. You can smell the mould kind of smell, which is unpleasant. The atmosphere is like a haunted house. We are the only guests and it was completely silent. We had to turn our music on with our phone to calm ourselves. I know what authentic korean and Japanese food should be like. And they are no way near that. Very disappointed. The only good thing is they do have plenty of parking.

   1 year ago
2. Rhys Thomas ★★★★★

   An outstanding meal – hands down the best Korean restaurant I've ever visited. The pancakes, fried chicken, and kimchi were simply incredible, and the service came with a warm smile. Already looking forward to our next visit! Diolch yn fawr

   1 year ago
3. Stephen Clare ★★★★★

   First taste of Korean food & thoroughly enjoyed it. Staying at nearby Premier Inn & liked the sound of this place. Unique, quirky, fab food & lovely helpful service. Would love to return.

   almost 2 years ago

1. N ★★★★★

   What a great find! I have driven past this hidden gem many times but tonight had the opportunity to visit. It is a quirky place with a distinctly Korean vibe and a handful of tables - most of which were full. I’m not surprised! The food was wonderful - particularly the homemade kimchi - so flavoursome and tangy. The service was friendly, quickly and the food delicious and piping hot! Great selection for vegetarians. I would definitely go back.

   almost 2 years ago
2. TKW Chan ★★★★★

   A warm and quiet place having the birthday dinner with family. The food is delicious especially the Yum Yum Chicken. The portion of the dishes are relatively small probably can accommodate women’s appetite only. Overall the food was delicious and the service was great. Definitely will go again.

   almost 2 years ago
3. Alex Mayne ★★★★★

   This Korean restaurant is a hidden gem in Cardiff. Quite hard to find but worth it when you do. I would definitely recommend a visit but make sure to call for a reservation. This restaurant is authentic, and provides outstanding service.

   almost 3 years ago

1. Celina Pei ★★★★★

   The best Korean restaurant in cardiff. （another one is not authentic）Far from city center, with a B&B hotel. The owner is Korean. The typical fried chicken and bibimbap are very yummy. BBQ meat is quite good but serving is small. Enough for me and my bf, if you eat a lot you have to order more. The food is not cheap here. We came here twice and we will back!

   almost 3 years ago
2. Tom Crawford ★★★★★

   Don't judge this place from the outside. The food was great, we enjoyed a great selection of starters and then multiple different meats on the Korean BBQ. The service was friendly all night and they provided great recommendations on the food and drinks.

   almost 3 years ago
3. Steven Percy ★★★★★

   Our first time eating Korean, will not be our last. Everything was piping hot and freshly cooked to order, the food comes out at a steady pace just enough time for you to eat one dish, enjoy it untill the next one arrives. Cooking your own food on the bbq is a great social way to eat the dipping sauce cut through the fattyness of the pork perfectly the steak melted in your mouth, the yum-yum chicken was blood YUMMY!!!! the Bi Pin Bop (i think thats what its called) was a revelation, it arrives in a piping hot stone bowl with its acompaniments and a raw egg yolk on top, you mix it all together and the heat in the bowl cooks the yolk, genius. If you want pretentious and poncy dont go here, if you want FANTASTIC traditional food, this is for you. If i could give this place 10 stars, i would.

   more 7 years ago

1. 양지성 ★★★★★

   During business trip in Newport, our members wanted to have Korean food. And finally we’ve found this restaurant. It was GREAT time to have wonderful Korean dishes in UK. I had Korean-style pork vally, and several soup. Pork vally is worth to get 5 starts. For Korean-soup, maybe real Koreans think it is too sweet. But it is good try for UK people who is not familiar with spicy food. Thanks again for good dinner, If I visit Cadiff and Newport area again, will visit here again for sure. I already miss Romeo and Juliet.

   more 8 years ago

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