Their Kim chi pancake, ju gae jang , son do fu, bean paste soup, bulgogi, shrimp and calamari tempura, dolsot bi bim bap , combination fried rice, spicy chicken, big grill butterfly mackerel, and their every day freshly made Ban Chan are so tasty, delicious and my favorite. This restaurant has very nice ambience, spacious, clean, good service, and Friday nite live music and dancing if you like and karaoke and private room to rent with karaoke inside. Parking space is on the spot too.

Their tteokbokki is the best I've ever had. The rice cakes were soft and chewy, and the sauce was thick, spicy, and a little sweet. The addition of fish cakes and boiled eggs made it even more satisfying. I couldn't stop eating it!

The bibimbap here is a total delight. The bowl came sizzling, and the mix of rice, veggies, and marinated beef was fantastic. The gochujang sauce was flavorful without being too spicy, and the crispy rice at the bottom added such a satisfying texture.

Delicious food and kindly service for dinner. One of my family member recommended. Place is pretty big good for large group event or banquets . I will definitely go back & visit again.

They've updated their menu! I recommend the Spicy Pork and Spicy Tofu Soup, those are always my go-to's (:

I go here when I'm craving Korean food I can't cook at home. I love the seafood pancake here. I also love the soon dobu tofu soup - I like mine with extra veggies and mushrooms. The Mandu (Korean dumplings) was super fresh and delicious. I also really like the Galbi. Yummy in my tummy. I also really like the big spacious booth seats and the vibe is super chill. I definitely recommend and this place is also great for large groups because it's a big restaurant. Karaoke available here as well so you might as well make it a night.

Who's been to Korea House in Seaside? We met friends for dinner there Thursday evening. First impressions - we pull into the shared parking lot and it is busy. We were lucky that someone left as we arrived. We were able to snag a space right in front of the restaurant. We arrived a bit early so Marty took a peek into the restaurant. To his surprise it was empty which had him questioning our choice. However, I assured him that I had heard good things about their food. We were warmly welcomed as we entered, given our choice of seating (booth or table) and provided menus. There is quite the variety of foods on the menu and I loved that it was written in Korean with an English translation and picture. Our server was lovely and very patient in answering all of our questions. At our request she offered opinions on her favorites on the menu. I had not had Bi Bim Bap for years and had been craving it for quite some time so my decision was easy. They offer a veggie, beef or seafood version and I chose the beef (I love the bulgogi flavors). My husband chose the Galbi (Korean Short Ribs) while our friends chose Beef Bulgogi and Seafood Bi Bim Bap. The Bi Bim Bap was served in a hot pot and our server warned the rice at the bottom would be crispy. If I hadn't been sold on the dish before, I was now. Crispy rice at the bottom, sticky rice at the top, all topped with veggies, bulgogi seasoned beef and an egg that was fried perfectly (soft yolk and crispy edges). I poked the yolk and let it ooze into the rice. I was so pleasantly surprised at just how unctuous and delicious this meal was. The crispy rice at the bottom was like frosting on a cake. My husband's Galbi were also quite delicious. He said he preferred the marinade I use for mine, but I think he was just being nice. The ribs were tender and flavorful. They were topped with toasted sesame seeds, spring onion slices and served with a bowl of white rice. They were steaming hot when brought out. Our friends ordered the seafood Bi Bim Bap and Beef Bulgogi. While I didn't taste either, they said the dishes were well prepared and delcicious. If any indication, portions were generous and everyone decoured their meals. Sides included both cucumber and cabbage kimchi, braised potatoes and bean sprouts. We were offered additional servings of the sides as we finished each. My husband and I split an OB Premium beer, our server's recommendation for Korean beer. It was large and there was more than enough. My friend tried the strawberry soju (flavor again chosen by our server - they have several flavors) and she shared with us as it packs a punch as far as alcohol content. The sweet strawberry flavor made it perfect as a little after dinner sip. The restaurant was large with tables in the middle and booths outlining the space. It was nicely decorated for Christmas. The people working there were just so lovely. I don't understand why it was not busier on a Thursday evening. Delicious food, very reasonable prices (my husband and I paid about $70 before tip for two generous entrees and the large beer) and great people taking care of this. We'll be back as I really want to try the spicy pork bulgogi, amount other dishes. I could not recommend this spot more!

Korea House is a more traditional style Korean restaurant with Korean dishes that seem to have some Japanese influence. They have ample parking in their shared lot in a strip mall. The lady who served us was very nice and seemed to be the owner--there was a help wanted sign up for a sever. We got the seafood tofu hot pot and the BBQ chicken bento lunch box. The quality of the seafood tofu pot was comparable to tofu house places but had a relatively small amount of seafood: ONLY 1 shrimp, 1 octopus tentacle, and 2-3 small clams--the rest was tofu and no egg other places give. The flavor of the soup base was very good. The bento box had a decent amount of BBQ chicken, typical salad with sweet white Japanese style dressing, 2 gyoza, and a medium amount of rice. The BBQ sauce seemed to be the spicy soybean paste type used at KBBQ places. The flavor and spiciness level were just ok like everything else in it. The bento has a regular and dinner portion. This seems to have been the regular portion. The quantity was probably ok for small to medium eaters, but big eaters or a big guy will probably need the dinner potion, an appetizer, and a dessert to get satisfied. Although they had decent business, it was relatively quiet with calming background music around 11:30-12:00 on a Wed for lunch. Overall, this was a nice experience for lunch and we would go back and would recommend giving them a try. However, the 4 star Yelp average is probably about right as the quality and quantity do not warrant 5 stars for the price. There are just simply better Korean restaurants in CA, but this may be one of the better ones in this area.