Seoulia

Reviews

• Vanessa N.

  star star star star star_border 18 May 2026

  This is a tiny, hidden gem in Beltsville! It's located in a pretty empty shopping center and the restaurant itself is a bit dim and run down looking but I wouldn't like that deter you from eating here. I've been here twice and both times have been a bit empty with just a few customers eating inside. There's one cook in the back and one lady serving the food and taking orders.
  My first time here I had the tangsuyuk (sweet and sour pork) and the doenjang jjigae (soybean soup). The food was standard and didn't really leave a big impression on me and my fiance. We kind of forgot about this place and then a few months later we came across it again when we were looking for some korean food in the area. We decided to give it another try and I'm so glad we did!
  The second time around we wanted something light so we got the mandu dduk guk (dumpling rice cake soup) and the doenjang jjigae. It was perfectly flavored and fulfilled our soup cravings. We killed both dishes and left feeling full. I loved the kimchi as well and it paired nicely with the mandu dduk guk. The meat in the dumplings were a bit dry so pairing it with the kimchi added a nice touch.
  
  I haven't tried their grilled meats but I'd say go for their soup dishes instead! I wish they had more customers because my meal here the second time around was so delicious! This is definitely going to become my go-to spot in Beltsville when I'm craving some good Korean soup!

• Danielle O.

  star star star star star_border 18 May 2026

  I come here pretty often since I live right down the street, and I would definitely recommend this place for simple, quality Korean food.
  
  Food:
  Okay, hands down, this place serves my favorite seafood pancake! It's super tasty, served fresh, and filled with a wide variety of seafood. I wish it came with a little more of the sauce to dip, but I'm always satisfied. I usually never get the KBBQ here because I personally think it's overpriced for what you get, but all the soups I've had here have been reasonably priced, very delicious, and authentic! Their fresh soup dishes are what keep me coming back for more.
  
  Service:
  Each time I've been here, I'm served by the same nice, older lady. I assume it's just a family run business. Service can be a bit slow sometimes, so you might have to ask for your refills, but it all gets done just the same.
  
  Atmosphere:
  This place is usually quiet and slow, and I've never seen it filled up. There's always plenty of parking, and I've never had to wait to be seated. This is a good place for a nice, quiet meal.

• Pranav P.

  star star star star_border star_border 17 May 2026

  It's aight not worth the money , thought it was an all day kbbq, wasn't went inside bought expensive ass meat for no reason and it was aight

• Sarah Z.

  star star star star star_border 16 May 2026

  My friend and I went to this restaurant to eat For dinner. We got the F3. It's good. We got the hotpot. It was so good that we have to finish. I like the fish they put in the hotpot. It was very spicy. So we can't fast the msg; I think it's the good thing.

• Aileen C.

  star star star_border star_border star_border 15 May 2026

  This used to be my go-to Korean restaurant in the area. I think the owner changed, which caused the change in menu- much more limited options and not very good food.
  
  It's been a while since I've been there, but I had the Kimchi stew (KimchiJjigae) and the Galbi Soup (Galbitang). I remember that the Kimchi stew caused a stomachache and the Galbi soup was way too salty. Ever since then, I've stayed away from this spot.