Seoul Taco

The food is really good. My 2 favs are the steak burrito and steak tacos. They also have good customer service. The restaurant is nice and chill.

I love this lil taco joint. Not really a "joint," per se, it is a literal restaurant lol but YOU KNOW WHAT I MEAN! Ran in here with my baby to grab us some lunch; customer service was good; I had a "dining advantage" coupon thingy (25% off your total bill that I'd used there before, w no problem) & was informed that they no longer accept those! The manager I assume, gave me 10% off as a nice "gesture." I guess I was grateful because he didn't have to do that.... But I digress. Fiancé got the goki bowl & it is the bomb. I typically get it with the Seoul sauce on the side because the Seoul sauce is a lil spicy. I got chicken quesadillas this time and it was yummmmyyyy! Small portion, definitely enough for only one, but yummy. It came with sour cream, Seoul sauce and some other one. It was so hard to not just mix them all together to access them easier. that's how good they were. Lol. I'm dramatic but they was hella good.

I took away a star too because ppl who ordered their food AFTER ME were gettin their food BEFORE me. Come to find out, my food had been sitting on the counter for I don't know how long! That annoyed me!!

I ordered a steak taco, pork taco, and the kimchi fried rice. The tacos themselves were pretty plain and the kimchi fried rice was mushy and not very good.

Having lived in St. Louis for a year now, I've found go to restaurants for when I want reliably delicious food. Seoul Taco is being added to the list.

Located in The Loop, we were expecting a long wait at 6 on a Friday. While the line moves fairly fast (it's counter service, with a separate line for phone orders) we still had to wait about 25 minutes for our food to come out. Not terrible, but given that they hadn't hit their evening dinner rush yet seemed odd. The food was worth the wait!

We ordered the bulgogi steak burrito, spicy pork and chicken tacos, dumplings, and chips and queso. Of all the things, we will definitely skip the chips and queso next time as there was nothing special about it. The burrito and tacos were delicious! I will agree with another reviewer who said that all of the meat was at one end. While not an ideal burrito situation, it certainly won't keep me from reordering a burrito next time. The tacos also received great reviews and the dumplings weren't bad either, filled with a ground pork filling and a chili oil/vinegar sauce to dip.

I will definitely be going back to Seoul Taco next time I have a hankering for "fast" casual fusion food!

Korean inspired burritos, tacos, and burrito bowls in a casual counter service setting on the loop. I think that the burritos are far superior to all of their other food options. Very popular WashU spot

I love their burrito; I get it when I want something delicious and on the cheaper side.

A favorite of mine, Seoul Taco was a great place to head for lunch today! The service was extremely friendly, and was quick answer any questions we had.
I ordered the quesadilla with spicy pork and was not disappointed. A great serving size for its price, I left full and happy.
I also ordered a side of kimchi slaw and it was very good. I have never had kimchi before, and I was not disappointed.
A neat atmosphere with cheap food, Seoul Taco will certainly stay on my radar.

Yum!

Finally got around to trying this place. We had the bulgogi tacos, kimchi fried rice, and spicy pork quesadilla. The quesadilla was the winner.

Next time I go back in trying the burrito. It looked amazing and most everyone had one.

I could've left off the rice. It wasn't as flavorful as other options.

It's small so you may have to wait for larger groups to be accommodated. You order at the counter and then sit down.

I mean it's a cool concept but over priced per portion like most food trucks in this area. It was good but I left wanting more for how much they charge.

This place just makes my mouth water even hearing about it. Not sure if its the kimchi or sriracha sauce that gets frequently put on their stuff - but either way! Seoul Taco is where its at if you are willing to try some Asian-meets-Mexican style food.

I've had their gogi bowls and different burritos, and none have been a let-down. By the time I get out the door, I'm full and all smiles. I'll start from the beginning: once you walk in, you will wait in line and peek at the menu for probably a few minutes (so many awesome choices). They do let you pick among things, so choose your best taste if its your first visit. Maybe you'll find something you've never heard of. Don't be afraid to ask the cashier about any certain food/sauce/whatever. This is probably the only place I've had Kimchi sauce. Food usually takes less than ten minutes after you order it, and you have to pick it up near the cashier. Fountain soda is available, along with brews of many kinds. Atmosphere is great, as they have cozy areas. Oddly but cool, the bathrooms have Nintendo characters on the wall.

I've been to their restaurant a few times, but never have been to their food truck yet. But either way, I'm sure its a great experience both ways.