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Bidra med feedbackIn Kyrgyzstan, like in Uzbekistan, there is a thriving Korean community. This restaurant is located in a neighborhood that also houses the embassy and a few other eateries. Seoul is one of the restaurants in the area, offering a menu that is entirely Korean. The dishes provide a refreshing change after days of exploring the country. The menu includes soups, meats, rice dishes (like the bibimbap shown in the photos), and a variety of sides to accompany the Korean flavors. While the prices may be higher compared to other local options, it is a chance to experience something different if you are weary of Kyrgyz cuisine. The menu is not in English, but the owner speaks good English and can help guide you through the dining experience.
In Kyrgyzstan, like in Uzbekistan, there is a good community of Koreans. The neighborhood where this restaurant is located is where the embassy is and also three or four other restaurants. Seoul is one of them, and its menu (100% Korean) is a breath of fresh air after days of traveling around the country. It offers a possibility for a change. Soups, noodles, and many rice dishes (like the Bibimbap in the photo) are accompanied by a variety of pickles and various side dishes to savor Korean cuisine. It is not cheap by the standards of this city, but it is an opportunity to switch it up if you are tired of so much Kyrgyz meat. They do not have an English menu, but the menu with pictures and the owner who speaks good English are helpful.