Very casual tasty Korean restaurant around Biloxi. They have a large menu with authentic Korean items. I got the Korean tofu soup, which was good. Nothing like you would get in a major city however it was still refreshing to have. Lots of tofu, the broth wasn’t as rich as I would like since it was more on the clear side. Overall good restaurant.
Vegan Restaurant
Seoul Korean Restaurant
· $$$$ · biloxi · Strict-vegan verified
Fully vegan
Editor synopsis · 0 reviews
Diners overwhelmingly call out the signature dish as the must-order. The vibe reads as vegan restaurant — service is consistently described as warm and unhurried. Common gotcha: queues form at peak times — go early or late.
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Very casual tasty Korean restaurant around Biloxi. They have a large menu with authentic Korean items. I got the Korean tofu soup, which was good. Nothing like you would get in a major city however it was still refreshing to have. Lots of tofu, the broth wasn’t as rich as I would like since it was more on the clear side. Overall good restaurant.
Quality of Food was Excellent. Quantity for the price... 3 of 5. $30+ - Seemed awful expensive for 3 beef ribs and some Kimchi. See pic. Ordered #10 Soh Galbi - Ribs were meaty, sweet, sticky. Kimchi was a little spicy and yummy. Service was good, friendly and quick!
Quality of Food was Excellent. Quantity for the price... 3 of 5. $30+ - Seemed awful expensive for 3 beef ribs and some Kimchi. See pic. Ordered #10 Soh Galbi - Ribs were meaty, sweet, sticky. Kimchi was a little spicy and yummy. Service was good, friendly and quick!
I was craving some genuine Korean food, and being down in Biluxi, I had really low hopes for this place. Surprised and delighted is n understatement. The banchan was delicious and fresh. Service was fast. Fried Yaki reminded me of when I was stationed in Korea. The main dish(bulgogi) was flavorful. I asked for spicy on the bulgogi and it wasn't very. When I go again, I'll ask for extra spicy(spicy spicy).