Seoul Night — Restaurant in St. John's

Unfortunately, it seems like they still have some kinks to work out, when I asked about non-alcoholic drinks they only had soda which was fine, but when all the other people I was with had their beers brought to them with glasses and ice, I was just given a can and when I asked for a glass the one was given was extremely dirty and had no ice. It made me feel singled out as a non-drinker.

The others I was with had wings, And I ordered the a vegetarian dish with tofu. The people who ordered wings got their's about 5 minutes before mine so, again I was sitting their waiting with no food while the rest of my table ate. The tofu was sadly very bland and chewy and the whole dish ended up being a bit of a texture nightmare because of it.

There are definitely some kinks to work out, the servers were all very nice, and the other people I was with said the wings were good but not mind blowing.

I will be interested in trying it again in a while to see if they have improved...

AVAILABILITY 4/5 I made a reservation but I didn't need it. The outside seating is great when the weather is nice.

AMBIANCE 4/5 Good ambiance but the venue is tiny and it gets spooky at night.

SERVICE 4/5 The waiter did a great job providing customer service and explaining the menu. It took a little bit of effort to get their attention though

FOOD 4/5 I had the dak-galbi and the chapssaltteok. The dak-galbi doesn't have mozzarella sauce despite what the menu says, it has the traditional sauce.

The side dishes were underwhelming, especially the miso soup (flavourless), kimchi (it seemed like fresh vegetables with seasoning) and salad (chopped lettuce with dressing). The main dish was scrumptious though, so I forgive them ;p.

OVERALL 4/5 Only Korean place in town as far as I know. I...

Ordered takeout and it was ready on time when we arrived—staff were very friendly. Unfortunately, once we got home, we realized a few items were missing, even though we had paid for them. We ordered an extra order of fries alongside two chicken & fries combos and an order of beef dumplings. According to the website, the combos are supposed to come with kimchi, but neither included any.

The fries were just okay, but the chicken was tasty. The beef dumplings, on the other hand, were excellent—especially the sauce. I was really looking forward to trying this place, so I’m hoping this was just a one-off mistake. Not the best first impression, but I’m open to giving it...