Seoul Street: Savor Authentic Korean Delights in Ann Arbor

The best fried chicken I've ever had, both sauces are great but the hot is a must, the dumplings are great too. There's a wait on the chicken from 15-30 minutes but it's made to order and more than well worth the wait. The prices are great for the quality of what you're getting. Will definitely be going back

If you want the Korean fried chicken, order it for pickup before you go there - it can take up to 30 minutes for it to cook. Had the Kimchi Fries with Bulgogi which were good.

Why is this place not known?????? It’s the beat Korean restaurant you could find in Ann Arbor. Drumsticks are really big, rice cake tastes like an actual rice cake.... Please visit this place so it doesn’t close.. I need this place in my college life.

Really delicious chicken! You have to wait for it but they manage expectations well. Also huge portions—6 boneless strips and half size fried rice was easily enough for two hungry people

Delicious fried chicken, crispy & moist with out being greasy! The soy garlic was delightfully flavorful, call ahead or be prepare to wait, but the chicken is worth it, probably won't bother with the fried rice again...

I think 4 stars is apt for this establishment. Delicious chicken no doubt, that batter is incredible. Definitely go for the soy garlic or spicy both are tasty. The kimchi on the fries was delicious as well. Now for the cons. The chicken isn't mind blowing but the flavors are great, that spicy chicken is great but feels tamed down, could be the gochujang they use. The kimchi too had that great fermenty flavor but no spice or perhaps it's drowned by the cheese and other ingredients. Overall, I'd probably go again and I enjoyed my first experience there. 4 stars!

Great Korean street food with a no nonsense experience. The place is a little rough around the edges and won't win any awards for upkeep but I'm here for the food and there was no disappointment. The chicken is tasty, both sauce options are good but I think next time I'll go all spicy. The street combo is a great way to get a sampling of a few different things from the menu, or just bring some friends and share. Drinks seem to be limited to the cooler in the picture so keep that in mind and the high chair could use a power wash so don't count on bringing a small child in to eat. All in all I'm glad I went and will plan to go back even with the 30 min drive.

Seoul street is a small, no-frills spot that offers some “traditional” Korean food like kimchi fried rice as well as more fusion dishes like kimchi fries. Pros: the food is fantastic, the prices are affordable, and it’s in a great location for people living on north campus Cons: the elephant in the room— the person who I believe is the owner is rude. He’s not friendly and he doesn’t seem to really care about the customer. HOWEVER, The interaction you have with him is very short, and the food is just so delicious that I don’t mind a minimal, unpleasant interaction. He’s not even usually the person at the register oftentimes. My recs: Korean fried chicken (soy garlic and spicy are both good, spicy is very spicy!) and the kimchi fries (I’ve had kimchi fries in various places across the country and none have compared to the kimchi fries here) Pro tip: order way way ahead and order online for pick u. They’re not the most responsive over the phone.