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Seoul Bowl Kirkland (Juanita)
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Edith Moulton Park
108th Ave NE & Northeast 137th Place, 13634 108th Ave NE, Kirkland, WA 98034
Nearby restaurants
The Game Neighborhood Grill and Bar
13510 100th Ave NE, Kirkland, WA 98034
Dairy Queen Grill & Chill
10004 NE 137th St, Kirkland, WA 98034
I Love Bento's
13520 100th Ave NE, Kirkland, WA 98034
Gyro World
13501 100th Ave NE, Kirkland, WA 98034
Great China Restaurant
13501 100th Ave NE, Kirkland, WA 98034
McDonald's
13636 100th Ave NE, Kirkland, WA 98034
Rush In Dumplings
13501 100th Ave NE, Kirkland, WA 98034, United States
Horizontal Eclipse Smoothie Cafe
13723 100th Ave NE Suite B, Kirkland, WA 98034
Birrieria Tijuana
13272 100th Ave NE, Kirkland, WA 98034
Papa Johns Pizza
13520 100th Ave NE Ste 100, Kirkland, WA 98034
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Seoul Bowl Kirkland (Juanita)

13706 100th Ave NE, Kirkland, WA 98034
4.7(239)
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attractions: Edith Moulton Park, restaurants: The Game Neighborhood Grill and Bar, Dairy Queen Grill & Chill, I Love Bento's, Gyro World, Great China Restaurant, McDonald's, Rush In Dumplings, Horizontal Eclipse Smoothie Cafe, Birrieria Tijuana, Papa Johns Pizza
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(425) 285-9837
Website
seoulbowlco.com

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Featured dishes

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Build Your Own Bowl
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Bulgogi Beef Bowl
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Spicy Pork Bowl
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BBQ Chicken Bowl
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Organic Fried Tofu Bowl
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Rice 8oz
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Japchae Noodles 8oz
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Pickled Radish 8oz
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Soy Egg
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Bulgogi Beef Rice Burrito
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Spicy Pork Rice Burrito
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BBQ Chicken Rice Burrito
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Yum Yum 2oz
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Cilantro 2oz
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Sesame Dressing 2oz
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Korean Hot 2oz
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Chili Chili 2oz
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Heat Wave 2oz
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Sweet Soy 2oz
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Sweet Spicy 8oz
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Chicken Tender Combo 4PC
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Chicken Tender Combo 6PC
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Seoul Traditional Wing 8PC
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Seoul Traditional Wing 16PC
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Sauced Chicken Wing 8PC
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Sauced Chicken Wing 16PC
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Sweet & Spicy Fried Chicken Sandwich
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Sweet & Spicy Fried Tofu Sandwich
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Seoul Fries
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Mandu
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Cheese Balls (NEW!)
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Sweet & Spicy Rice Cakes
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Bburinkle Cheddar Fries
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Housemade Kimchi 8oz
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Japchae Noodles 8oz
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Soy Egg
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Original Milkis
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Jeju Tangerine Soda
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Pear Juice

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Nearby attractions of Seoul Bowl Kirkland (Juanita)

Edith Moulton Park

Edith Moulton Park

Edith Moulton Park

4.6

(210)

Open 24 hours
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Nearby restaurants of Seoul Bowl Kirkland (Juanita)

The Game Neighborhood Grill and Bar

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McDonald's

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Birrieria Tijuana

Papa Johns Pizza

The Game Neighborhood Grill and Bar

The Game Neighborhood Grill and Bar

4.3

(451)

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Dairy Queen Grill & Chill

Dairy Queen Grill & Chill

4.1

(291)

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I Love Bento's

I Love Bento's

4.6

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Gyro World

Gyro World

4.3

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JB C.JB C.
TL;DR: As a chef friend said, "That's some scrap meat right there." So, I liked everything about Seoul Bowl from the service to the cleanliness to the décor. It was all great until I sat down to eat. Sure, I didn't like paying an extra $1.50 for japchae, but good fried glass noodles are a thing of beauty! These were not. Mostly, the real culprit for the terrible food was the boiled, old, and over-steamed bulgogi. It was disgusting. The aging meat, sitting for hours, had taken on the texture of a gritty, dissolving sponge with about as much flavor. Having eaten at plenty of Korean lunch shops with fresh bulgogi in steam trays, I know that a better product can sit for hours on end without tasting this bad. After a chat with several friends in Seattle, this seems to be the usual complaint about Seoul Bowl everywhere in town. The meat is BAD at every location, including their food truck. I don't get it. Bulgogi is not that hard to make right and keep warm. Anyway, the prices are average to a little expensive, but ultimately nothing excuses old and terrible steam tray beef. Skip Seoul Bowl.
Armeen FarangeArmeen Farange
Seoul Bowl reminds me of Chipotle, but better! This is my new go-to for bowls because I believe our market lacks a fast casual customizable bowl location. The Juanita location is newer, and it appears that the staff is still settling in, so be courteous during peak hours. I've been a few times and the Bulgogi Beef Bowl speaks for itself; it's just delicious. I was also taken aback by the large protein serving they provide! +1 in my book. The Korean Fried Chicken was also a family favorite! Keep in mind that this is a substantial portion. Since the fried food is made to order, be prepared and patient during busy hours. I didn't get the gentleman's name at the front counter, but he is a gracious host. He looks after you from the moment you walk in until you walk out. Don't be hesitant to ask questions; he was happy to answer mine because several of the ingredients were unfamiliar to me.
Tsung-Hsing “Steven” TsaiTsung-Hsing “Steven” Tsai
New Korean restaurant in Juanita area, with a style similar to Chipotle where you pick a base, a protein, and assorted toppings. I went during their soft opening on 9/19/22 when they had a BOGO 50% off deal. I ordered two bulgogi bowls to-go with all the included toppings. The individual components were all fairly tasty, but it did feel a little different eating them all in the same bowl (even though it's not a bibimbap) probably because the toppings could have all been banchan (side dishes) at a more conventional Korean restaurant. The bulgogi was tender but could be a bit more charred for my taste. Staff members were friendly and the restaurant was clean. It looks like they also serve Korean fried chicken, so I may have to return another time to try that out! Overall, a nice addition to the Juanita neighborhood!
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TL;DR: As a chef friend said, "That's some scrap meat right there." So, I liked everything about Seoul Bowl from the service to the cleanliness to the décor. It was all great until I sat down to eat. Sure, I didn't like paying an extra $1.50 for japchae, but good fried glass noodles are a thing of beauty! These were not. Mostly, the real culprit for the terrible food was the boiled, old, and over-steamed bulgogi. It was disgusting. The aging meat, sitting for hours, had taken on the texture of a gritty, dissolving sponge with about as much flavor. Having eaten at plenty of Korean lunch shops with fresh bulgogi in steam trays, I know that a better product can sit for hours on end without tasting this bad. After a chat with several friends in Seattle, this seems to be the usual complaint about Seoul Bowl everywhere in town. The meat is BAD at every location, including their food truck. I don't get it. Bulgogi is not that hard to make right and keep warm. Anyway, the prices are average to a little expensive, but ultimately nothing excuses old and terrible steam tray beef. Skip Seoul Bowl.
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Seoul Bowl reminds me of Chipotle, but better! This is my new go-to for bowls because I believe our market lacks a fast casual customizable bowl location. The Juanita location is newer, and it appears that the staff is still settling in, so be courteous during peak hours. I've been a few times and the Bulgogi Beef Bowl speaks for itself; it's just delicious. I was also taken aback by the large protein serving they provide! +1 in my book. The Korean Fried Chicken was also a family favorite! Keep in mind that this is a substantial portion. Since the fried food is made to order, be prepared and patient during busy hours. I didn't get the gentleman's name at the front counter, but he is a gracious host. He looks after you from the moment you walk in until you walk out. Don't be hesitant to ask questions; he was happy to answer mine because several of the ingredients were unfamiliar to me.
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New Korean restaurant in Juanita area, with a style similar to Chipotle where you pick a base, a protein, and assorted toppings. I went during their soft opening on 9/19/22 when they had a BOGO 50% off deal. I ordered two bulgogi bowls to-go with all the included toppings. The individual components were all fairly tasty, but it did feel a little different eating them all in the same bowl (even though it's not a bibimbap) probably because the toppings could have all been banchan (side dishes) at a more conventional Korean restaurant. The bulgogi was tender but could be a bit more charred for my taste. Staff members were friendly and the restaurant was clean. It looks like they also serve Korean fried chicken, so I may have to return another time to try that out! Overall, a nice addition to the Juanita neighborhood!
Tsung-Hsing “Steven” Tsai

Tsung-Hsing “Steven” Tsai

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Reviews of Seoul Bowl Kirkland (Juanita)

4.7
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2.0
2y

TL;DR: As a chef friend said, "That's some scrap meat right there."

So, I liked everything about Seoul Bowl from the service to the cleanliness to the décor. It was all great until I sat down to eat.

Sure, I didn't like paying an extra $1.50 for japchae, but good fried glass noodles are a thing of beauty! These were not.

Mostly, the real culprit for the terrible food was the boiled, old, and over-steamed bulgogi. It was disgusting. The aging meat, sitting for hours, had taken on the texture of a gritty, dissolving sponge with about as much flavor.

Having eaten at plenty of Korean lunch shops with fresh bulgogi in steam trays, I know that a better product can sit for hours on end without tasting this bad.

After a chat with several friends in Seattle, this seems to be the usual complaint about Seoul Bowl everywhere in town. The meat is BAD at every location, including their food truck. I don't get it. Bulgogi is not that hard to make right and keep warm.

Anyway, the prices are average to a little expensive, but ultimately nothing excuses old and terrible steam tray beef....

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1.0
22w

I love Seoul Bowl and the food. And I’ve been here twice before and staff is always friendly. However today (7-5-25), was much different.

There was one employee (younger, male) working. Upon walking in he was sitting at a table and casually told me he couldn’t help me for 30 minutes. He said he was on his break and tried explaining labor laws. Fine. I’m patient. So I went out to my car and waited.

Came back in 25 min later and he was standing behind counter, I assumed back to work. Upon me coming in, he laughed and said “bro I’m still on break”. I said ok how much longer. He says “Atleast 20 minutes”. If my math is correct then he is either stupid or lying. Then he said he’s working a ten hour shift. Again, if he was on an hour break then tell me or go in the back. But it seemed like he just didn’t want to work and was messing with me. You’ve lost my business. I’ve been a loyal customer. I’ll take business to...

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5.0
3y

Seoul Bowl reminds me of Chipotle, but better! This is my new go-to for bowls because I believe our market lacks a fast casual customizable bowl location. The Juanita location is newer, and it appears that the staff is still settling in, so be courteous during peak hours.

I've been a few times and the Bulgogi Beef Bowl speaks for itself; it's just delicious. I was also taken aback by the large protein serving they provide! +1 in my book.

The Korean Fried Chicken was also a family favorite! Keep in mind that this is a substantial portion. Since the fried food is made to order, be prepared and patient during busy hours.

I didn't get the gentleman's name at the front counter, but he is a gracious host. He looks after you from the moment you walk in until you walk out. Don't be hesitant to ask questions; he was happy to answer mine because several of the ingredients were...

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