Seoulia Korean Bbq - Box Hill

Tasty, slightly spicy, interesting variety of vege and meat skewers . Fav was BBQ corn and the pineapple.

This place is mainly underestimated because there is so much Korean bbq in the opposite. / they do not get many possibilities for the pages, etc. as the other places, but the meat is just as good and it is in the table free with more seated place to stretch their legs than other Korean bbqs I was. < br>/ if they do not have a Korean bbq or if they only look for a large food of rice and marinated meat that they can eat until their hearts content than I recommend, they give this place a jump. the Commission has examined the question of how the Commission submits the proposals submitted by the Commission for the implementation of the Directive on the environmental impact assessment in the Member States.

As a first-time visitor to this restaurant, I found the experience of cooking my own food at the Korean BBQ to be a novelty. I absolutely loved the selection of completely fresh meats, including marinated meat, beef, pork, shrimp, and fish. The option to cook our own food was a unique and enjoyable aspect of the dining experience. In addition to the meat options, the restaurant also offered fresh salads, traditional salads, rice, and a variety of sauces. The staff was very friendly and accommodating, making for a pleasant evening overall.

I had a great dining experience at this restaurant! They offer all-you-can-eat high-quality fresh meat and seafood. I particularly enjoyed the Korean soup and the traditional Korean sides. This place is a fantastic choice for delicious food and is definitely worth a visit!

The food at this restaurant is delicious, which is why I would consider returning with my family. However, the wait time is quite long. This is the second time I have dined here and each time I have experienced lengthy wait times. The waiter did not explain to us how to order, so we had to wait at our table for a menu because we were not aware that it was self-service. The waiter should have informed us about this when we were seated.