House Of Seoul - Airway Heights

This little gem is hidden in air at heights, but is so good! So many amazing options on the menu! We got the kim bop, yaki mandu, bi bim bop, and spicy chicken with rice. Our 5y/o daughter is in love with the ban chan and especially loved the kim bop! They're packed full of amazing flavor. The bi bim bop with the sauce is sooooo good. Yaki mandu was also very flavorful and crunchy we had them all gone in just a few minutes. But the most amazing part of our trip in was how amazing the service was. They make you feel like family and greet you so warmly. They make recommendations and check in on you often and all made an effort to say goodbye to us on our way out. Truly makes the dining experience the best! Didn't take pictures because we were truly just soaking up this experience! We've been waiting to try them out and definitely had the best experience.

Great place for some tasty Korean food if you are in the area. Ordered the Chop Che (with some added side appetizers), and Yaki Mando and couldn't be more happier...the portions are good sized and the customer service was great. The only downside was that it's only for takeout only (COVID of course). Will definitely be back when I'm in town!

The food is yummy and the main thing I love about this little gem is the staff! Their super welcoming and provide amazing customer service. We have two little boys and they enjoy the endless side dishes along with their favorite japchae noodles. Very kid friendly and accommodating for subs as needed for the picky eaters too! Highly recommend!

The food was pretty good, however the kitchen was gross looking. They didn't have updated prices on their menu and I was almost blown over when 2 teriyaki chickens and 1 bulgogi came to $72!!! All we had to drink was water! Definitely not $72 good!!

Glass noodles were really good. The BiBimBap was something awful. Tons of mushy, mealy rice with a faint scattering of veges on top. Service was pretty indifferent and not too helpful. I asked if I could get the Budae-Jjigae (soldier stew) as a single meal instead of the $30 family style option on the menu. Server says: I don 't know, I 'm not Korean. Okaaay... Tried to explain again but got another non-sensical answer so I just gave up. BanChan was pretty good but portions are small so good service is required to get the plates refilled. Our server was basically MIA the whole time so no luck.