Anonymous
09/20/2013 20:52
Subject: Soeul Food
I park at the meters on University near the Bank of America and haven't had a problem. But I've only been there twice.
Anonymous
09/16/2013 14:18
Subject: Soeul Food
Don't even know where to park in Wheaton without having to cross the busy street. ! terrible location.
Anonymous
09/15/2013 09:44
Subject: Soeul Food
Their truck comes by my office frequently and it is very popular. Delicious, I agree!
Anonymous
09/15/2013 03:07
Subject: Soeul Food
Anonymous wrote:No I am not the owner. I just like the place, it's near my new house, and I want to recommend it to people who might like it so it stays successful in my area. Why is it you can't say something good without people becoming suspicious. It's like the other day I called a service company to thank them for doing a good job and the guy said, "And?" He couldn't believe I wasn't going to follow that with a complaint of some kind--I guess he had never been thanked before. Maybe saying nice things just isn't done here? In any case, I guess I'm promoting Soeul Food for selfish reasons, so I can keep going there. The food is yummy and the place has a cool factor that I find refreshing for the DC area.
Keep trying to spell it correctly!
Anonymous
09/15/2013 00:03
Subject: Soeul Food
I haven't been to this place, but based on their own website and menu it doesn't seem they are trying to be authentic Korean. For good Korean in that neighborhood, I will likely stick with Woo Mi Garden, just a block or two away.
Anonymous
09/14/2013 22:46
Subject: Soeul Food
No I am not the owner. I just like the place, it's near my new house, and I want to recommend it to people who might like it so it stays successful in my area. Why is it you can't say something good without people becoming suspicious. It's like the other day I called a service company to thank them for doing a good job and the guy said, "And?" He couldn't believe I wasn't going to follow that with a complaint of some kind--I guess he had never been thanked before. Maybe saying nice things just isn't done here? In any case, I guess I'm promoting Soeul Food for selfish reasons, so I can keep going there. The food is yummy and the place has a cool factor that I find refreshing for the DC area.
Anonymous
09/14/2013 21:51
Subject: Soeul Food
I went there and found the food very good. It is food-truck style food - so don't go expecting something fancy. Half of the room seems to be a garage-style store. But the food was very tasty.
Anonymous
09/14/2013 21:47
Subject: Soeul Food
Sounds like OP may be the owner.
Anonymous
09/14/2013 21:38
Subject: Soeul Food
Hmm. Really? It is run by a Korean person. I don't think it's trying to be authentic or traditional Korean. I think it's more in line with the food truck revolution which seems to be about taking a unique twist on cuisines using fresh, local ingredients and made fast and fun. I find it delicious. The Bibimbap is more like a really fresh salad with delicious Korean flavors in the meat, rice, kimchi. I am not Korean. I love traditional Korean food also.
Anonymous
09/14/2013 19:46
Subject: Soeul Food
It's terrible. As a Korean I implore you not to go here.
Anonymous
09/14/2013 19:45
Subject: Soeul Food
I highly recommend this place! It's in Wheaton at Georgia and University but they also have a food truck that goes into DC--the schedule is on the site. This is more of a quick stop place to eat than a restaurant, but it's really hip and always has awesome music playing (retro alternative and maybe other genres too). The owners make the most amazing Bibimbap with various fusion-y twists and the ingredients are incredibly fresh and delicious (raw spinach, carrots, radish, daikon all mixed with rice and bulgogi or other stuff)--to me it's very west-coast. The pictures on the site give a good idea of the freshness. It's so delish I feel I have to spread the word. http://www.seoulfooddc.com/