Seoul Soulongtang - Allston

Cold noodles have the right amount of portions and were my favorite dish. Customer service was amazing. Always enjoy the free little side dishes that came with our meal.

The main court I got was Bossam, that was pretty good. It was a good amount and the taste was good. The dried radiidish on the side also complemented well with pork. I wish the pickled cabbage had a little more equality in the taste at the stem against the leaf. The supplements are average: the Kimchi is sweet as I like. That was more sour than I expected because it was on the fermented side. The Fritten Tofu were cold and dry. The fish cake was bland and sweet. The rice had spoiled a very bad smell of it

Overall, good quality and they do a good bone soup. The seafood pancakes stood out as it was very crispy compared to normal. The service was fast and appealing and the atmosphere is beautiful and at home. The price is steep, but they are worth it for the stews and soups.

Hearty and domestic Korean food with generous portions. Kalbi and seafood pancakes were just okay, but Japchae was very delicious.

A solid Korean restaurant that specializes in soups and stews. This place has been a reliable spot to get hearty Korean soups and stews whenever I?m feeling unwell. I usually go for their clear beef broth soups which they seem to do best. On my recent visit, I got to try the mul-naengmyun and the marinated pork slices combo. While the complimentary side dishes were a bit disappointing, all the entrées were delicious. The overall quality was similar to what you would get from an average restaurant in Seoul, but the prices weren?t too outrageous.