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  • Well, just got into Charlotte for the weekend for a wedding. A nice and tiring 7 hour plus drive because of all the traffic on 77 coming in. Checked into the hotel absolutely starving. At 8 PM, most things are closing so options were a bit limited. I almost just settled for ordering in pizza but decided to Yelp the area a bit first. Seoul Food came up on the first page. Read some of the reviews suggesting that it was a nice fusion between Asia and good ol' fashioned comfort food. I decided 4 stars on Yelp was worth dragging by sorry butt out of bed and make the drive out. At first, I thought I was in the wrong area. Then you see this building well lit. The outdoor areas had a dog park (AMAZING!), corn hole (or bags if that's what you call it), pool with soccer balls, and a nice outdoor seating area. Walked in and the ambience just screamed clean with a hip vibe. Sat at the bar (eating solo and felt less lame that way haha). The service was quick. Bartender was knowledgeable about beer selection and made great suggestions based on your likes. I ordered the pork belly, kimchi fries, and green tea corn bread...a bit ambitious, I know. The food was out within minutes. Being Asian, I'm really picky about my roasted pork since that's a staple in our diet. Their's was spot on. Skin had the nice crisp and chewiness that is iconic. The meat was juicy with a nice char on the outside. If I had one comment, it would just be that the meat was lukewarm when brought out to me. Not cold by any means but just not with that warmth that I grew up with. The corn bread was on point. Nice crunch on the top, soft and moist inside with a perfect hint of green tea that by no means overpowered the taste of the corn. The kimchi fries...how do I even begin? The fries were fries...nothing to blow you away. But the toppings...wow. Kimchi with some mayo aioli and a layer of bugolgi. This absolutely made it. I would definitely come back to this joint to try the other items on the menu.
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