's restaurant is located on Division Street near Mission and is the oldest of the three House of Seoul located in Airway Heights on South Lawson Street and 14th Ave. Baek Chun, also located in Airway Heights on Highway 2 near South... (7 replies, last updated by Jay K July 10, 2009)

with Blackbeans" for birthday’s if requested as well as many authentic specialty dishes from Pusan and Seoul not generally available at most restaurant’s to primarily a korean clientle but is very friendly and... (2 replies, last updated by iris March 25, 2003)

in nearby Alton Baker Park. - Burrito Boys on Franklin for Mexican fast food. - Cafe Seoul near the University or Plaza Coffee Shop in South Eugene for reasonable Korean food. - Cafe Zenon on Broadway for breakfast and international... (2 replies, last updated by Sky July 4, 2003)

Seoul Hot Pot in Redmond specializes in SoonDobu. Their PaJoon is also good. I believe that there is some sort of a connection with HoSoonYi. (8 replies, last updated by juniebug May 14, 2009)

us toward other items. The menu explains that this is a franchise of a well-known 25 year-old Seoul restaurant that apparently attacts celebrities in the Korena metropolis. The featured items are dwae-jee kal-bi (grilled... (1 reply, last updated by dimsumfan January 17, 2008)

, Sorabol. There aren’t that many Korean barbecue houses in Portland. Seoul Garden in Southwest has a friendly staff, but the meat is sub par. Be Won on NW 23rd is great, but best for special occasions. So, though Sorabol... (5 replies, last updated by SarahWS October 28, 2005)

Hmmm, I just recently went to New Seoul Garden on the Beaverton Hillsdale Hwy, which does table top bbq, and though it is alright, I’m sure it won’t compare to Koreatown. The grills are gas and the meat cuts and... (5 replies, last updated by Iona June 9, 2005)

House of Seoul. It’s on the South East corner of Hiway 2 and Lawson. There are also several Pho places scattered around Spokane and one located in the Northern Quest Casino on Hayford Road. (7 replies, last updated by kathleenceo September 3, 2007)

If you’re willing to go to Bellevue, try Seoul Olympic. I was introduced to this place by a Korean immigrant and it seemed authentic to me. There were offerings on that menu that I haven’t seen at smaller places. Link:... (11 replies, last updated by bhoutrosbhoutros March 9, 2004)

Yes, there is a place! Try Mary McCrank’s. I’ve been there a few times. It’s a 1940’s era road house/restaurant on route 99 in Chehalis or Centralia. The food hasn’t changed much since the 40s, so... (15 replies, last updated by yurisagawa April 16, 2009)

and will probably re-visit. So, any suggestions for lunch in that area are very welcomed. I’ve also done the original Starbucks, so I’d like to know any other good coffee houses. I’ll likely be taking public... (9 replies, last updated by dip22 July 26, 2009)

tabletop grills (I kind of doubt it): Sorabol 7901 SE Powell Blvd Ste D, Portland, OR New Seoul Garden Yakiniku 8635 SW Beaverton Hillsdale, Portland, OR Ko Huiang Jip Restaurant 8305 SE Powell Blvd, Portland, OR Koreana Restaurant... (10 replies, last updated by clearskies0810 May 9, 2007)

experience with Korean barbeque at Seoul in Lacey. And Gardener’s is always good – we often get the chicken picatta. We tried New American Grill for breakfast but we thought the food was pretty inconsistent. Several... (12 replies, last updated by Babs February 4, 2004)

food in the Harrisburg area. So I do qualify as a chowhound. In my work I’ve traveled frequently to the D.C. area, Beijing, Seoul, North Korea, and Russia. I’ve even had business trips that included Europe and one... (14 replies, last updated by Shannon March 30, 2000)

) in the shorline area. Its right off of the 175th st exit. Just head north on Aurora and you will see it on your left. Good bbq and great Jungool. HooSoni isn’t a BBQ spot. Its actually a Soon dubu restaurant. I have been... (22 replies, last updated by irini January 17, 2008)