EAT Asian Tapas

Ordered ddukboki, galbitang, and whole fried chicken. Ddukboki was really good, but portions were too small to feel like wanting to order again. Galbitang was decent. 8/10. The dipping sauce for the meat was delicious. Fried chicken + picked radish was the best part of the meal. Was slightly over-fried but even so it was still delicious. They break it down into parts for you. Make sure you order a Terra with it. Will come back again just for the fried chicken. Eating this made me miss Korea. Overall a cute date night spot. Giving this place a stamp of Korean-approved.

This place is an absolute gem. The food is exceptional every dish is beautifully portioned, full of flavor, and clearly made with care. I especially love the Korean-inspired tapas concept; it’s perfect for sharing and trying a little bit of everything with your fav drinks! The atmosphere is warm, cozy, and welcoming, it feels like dining among friends. The staff are genuinely friendly and attentive, and what really sets this place apart is being able to chat with the chef who personally prepared our dishes. It adds such a unique, personal touch that makes the meal feel extra special. Between the great food, fun conversations, and lively yet comfortable vibe, it’s the kind of place you just don’t want to leave. Highly recommend for anyone who enjoys good food, good people, and a relaxed,

This place is truly 5 stars. We stumbled upon it walking around Seattle and wow. Not a Korean food expert by any means I’ve had my fair share, but I wouldn’t say that it’s my thing. Nonetheless, I did live in Japan for three years so I have a good understanding of Asian food and Korean food in Japan, which is a very high-quality and execution level. This place is legit. The flavours are incredible, dishes were cooked to perfection, and portion sizes are perfect to experience different things.

Taste is good, actually great, but soooo pricy. $5 a chicken skin skewer for smaller than pointy nail pieces just blowed our mind. We ordered three so that’s $15. Americans, please note that yakisoba, seafood pancake, army stew, corn cheese, and skewers are cheapest Asian street food that should never be priced as “luxury food”.

Truly one of the best restaurant experiences I’ve ever had. The servers/owners here really care about making sure the food/drinks are good and up to par to your food taste but besides that, the food is delicious. would recommend their tartar, ssam and chicken gizzard!! shoutout to server Ji!!