Sarione Korean Restaurant

If you’re craving authentic Korean cuisine in Tampa, Sarione delivers a warm, home-style experience that feels like a stroll into a family-run eatery straight from the streets of Korea.  From the moment you walk in, the atmosphere is cozy and nostalgic, with simple Korean décor and a relaxed diner-style vibe that doesn’t feel pretentious but does feel genuine.  🍲 Food Quality: The menu offers a wide variety of classic Korean staples — from savory bulgogi and bibimbap to hearty seafood pancakes and traditional soups. Many diners say the flavors are authentic and satisfying, reminiscent of dishes you’d find in Korea itself. Portions are generous, which makes it great for sharing or getting full with just one entrée.  👨‍🍳 Authenticity: True Korean food lovers appreciate Sarione for s

Came here on a rare cold day here in Tampa and it was the best decision! If you are looking for authentic, cozy Korean food this is the spot. We ordered the tofu beef soup, the beef rice bowl, and saucy chicken wings. All of the food come in great portions and tasted so good! The service is great and the atmosphere is so cozy. They are attentive and kind! 10/10!

It wasn't bad, but it wasn't particularly delicious either. I had better options. The seafood pancake wasn't crispy enough, but the portion was huge. The sauce for the beef short ribs was too sweet, completely masking the delicious beef flavor. The tofu soup was good, and the stone pot rice was also okay.

Just by walking in the restaurant I knew I was about to have a delicious dinner, a sit was full of Koreans and a few locals. The place feels almost like a reurposed house turned restaurant, which is not a bad thing as it feels homey, you won't get a the high end restaurant feeling here, you'll get the casual family member place with delicious food. Ordered the Bulgogi, pork. Beef and Chicken teriyaki. Portions were perfect for sharing.

Everyone should be very careful when paying at this restaurant. This is probably not the first time they have overcharged customers for tips. Today we had three adults, one 6 year old child, and one 1 year old baby. It was very clear that we did not exceed a party of six, yet an 18% gratuity was automatically added to our bill without any prior notice. What was even more confusing was that the signature section still suggested adding a tip. If customers do not look carefully, they could easily tip again by mistake. In addition, there was an unpleasant smell as soon as we walked in. The restaurant felt stuffy and hot, and we were sweating throughout the entire meal. The overall dining experience was very uncomfortable. As for the food, it was either completely bland or overly salty and g