Overview Reviews
Seoul Haus is a delightful establishment nestled in Chino Hills, offering an authentic taste of Korean BBQ and a variety of flavorful soups. As a food reviewer for FlavorGoo, I can confidently say that this casual eatery stands out for its warm ambiance and extensive menu that caters to every palate.
The Donkatsu and Bulgogi dishes are absolute must-tries, packed with robust flavors that transport you straight to Korea. Don't miss the Maeun Galbi Jjim, featuring tender, spicy braised beef ribs that are sure to tantalize your taste buds. They also offer fantastic combo meals, perfect for both lunch and dinner, accommodating groups and families alike.
Accessibility is a priority here with wheelchair access, outdoor seating, and even dog-friendly options. Whether dining in or opting for takeout, Seoul Haus ensures a pleasurable experience with its attentive service and inviting atmosphere. Visit for a satisfying meal that you won’t soon forget!
Additional Services & Amenities
Wheelchair accessible entrance
Wheelchair accessible parking lot
Wheelchair accessible restroom
Wheelchair accessible seating
Usually plenty of parking
Featured Insights
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Authentic Korean Flavors
Seoul Haus delivers genuine Korean dishes, like the hearty sul long tang and bulgoki, that leave a lasting impression. The bulgoki here is uniquely prepared as a marinated ground beef patty, offering a delightful twist on a classic favorite.
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Cozy Atmosphere with Great Service
With a clean and inviting space, Seoul Haus creates a casual dining experience. Customers appreciate the efficient service from the friendly staff, even during peak hours, ensuring a pleasant visit for groups or solo diners alike.
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Generous Sides and Unique Offerings
Guests rave about the abundance of tasty banchan served alongside each meal, along with unique dishes like rice cake soup in a rich ox bone broth. The menu offers a variety of options that stand out in both taste and presentation.
Customer Reviews & Ratings
My friend and I went to Seoul Haus around 12:30 on a Sunday afternoon. ==FOOD== I got the Seullongtang while my friend got the Dumpling Soup. It was very delicious and they even gave lots of tasty banchan. The seullongtang was already very delicious without adding too much salt. I only added a little spoonful. Adding some of the Kakdugi sauce made it even better. ==SERVICE== When we arrived, it was quite empty, but it started to fill up around 1pm. I think this is because the church around the corner finished and everyone was leaving for lunch. There were only 2 staff but they managed everything like pros. ==AMBIANCE== I think the place is a little small. My friend and I were seated near the register. Maybe instead of having all the to-go boxes and supplies in the hallway, it would be better to keep it in the back so there can be more seats. Other than that, they placed good kpop music and the place was very clean.
Parking: easy, free lot I came here initially wanting something like a tofu soup. Their menu wasn't what I expected. I still don't even know if this part of a specific region or a family owned recipes. Either way, I really enjoyed it. I typically order the bulgoki which was different than anywhere else I have been. It was more like a marinated ground beef patty on a hot skillet. It was so good and not overly sweet which I find regular bulgogi to be. I have also tried the rice cake soup which was become an easy favorite. The soup is their milky white ox bone broth and it is so hearty and flavorful. The staff is very fast and straight forward. They want to know what you want and that's it. If you need more time, let them know or else they might wait around and get a little annoyed. All in all, I would come back
Love korean food, very good Topokki.and it did not disappoint! It was a refreshing.lighter option that also served as a palate cleanser while trying dishes from the other hall vendors
I came to visit my family and stopped by this place. It was amazing, the food was on point, the staff was very nice and friendly. I loved that it was super clean and tidy. I truly recommend this restaurant if you are around the area. The price was affordable since they do serve you good amount of food. I really liked it. Will definitely come back!!
sul long tang and bulgoki combo was really good and lots of side dishes which were soo delicous, server were really helpful and friendly. definitely going to bring friends to visit again soon
Stopped by for some comfort food and Seoul Haus did not disappoint! Parking was a bit difficult in the busy plaza. Service was friendly. I ordered the garlic sul long tang and it was VERY garlicky (in a good way). The broth was rich and the side dishes were delicious. The Yuk Gae Jang with knife cut noodles was massive and also tasty. My only complaints are that the sul long tang only came with a few slices of beef and they ran out of some sides, bummer! Overall, a tasty meal. Really appreciate that they open later than most restaurants in the area.
My husband and i stopped here on a Friday evening around 2-3 PM and it was surprisingly empty for a Friday. Maybe 2 or 3 more parties. We were quickly seated and offered drinks which i always appreciate at Korean restaurant. I believe they gave us barley tea if I'm not mistaken (finally getting around to clearing my camera roll lol) I am a sucker for cold noodles and meat and my husband got a cabbage stew. Both were really good, definitely hit the spot. I love when places give you the scissors to cut your own noodles show you want rather than doing it for you because i always panic when i eat cold noodles lol The server was very nice and left us on our own to eat, just checked on us to fill our water and that's about it. Food came out quick and flavor was there. Definitely a good spot to go to after you hit the shoppes and you're craving some close korean food
After watching a BTS documentary in theaters, we were in the mood for Korean food. Quick search online brought us to Seoul Haus. Plenty of parking in the plaza and no wait for 2 pm Saturday lunch. I ordered the bulgogi hot pot ($19.99) and seoul haus dumplings, 5 pc ($9.99). Didn't feel like getting a soupy dish so the hot pot seemed the least soupy. Turns out it's more like bibimbap, so that worked out rather well! The dish came with lettuce, bulgogi, purple rice, carrots and onions, reminding me of the bibimbap I has in Korea. The dumplings had glass noodles inside and were good, though a little pricey at $2 each piece. It's best to split the 8 piece order with the table to try. Banchan included kimchi, fish cake, pickled radish, seaweed, and cabbage with sauce. Love the barley tea that they serve complimentary for the table!
Elizabeth X.