All Day Specials 2 items
Seoul BowlCustomizable Korean rice bowl with your choice of base, protein, toppings and egg.
$16.99
Seoul Bento BoxCustomizable BBQ bento box with sides — a full Korean meal in one tray.
$18.99
Full Seoul Garden Korean BBQ menu prices for 2026 — Dallas's authentic Korean charcoal BBQ restaurant at 2502 Royal Ln. Prime Suwon Galbi, La Galbi, Bulgogi, Soon Tofu Stew, Bibimbap, Japchae, and all-day specials — every item with current delivery pricing. Below: the at-a-glance highlights, cheapest items, highest-rated dishes, the full priced menu, and how Seoul Garden compares to Gen Korean BBQ and other Korean BBQ restaurants.
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The four things most often searched about Seoul Garden's menu and prices — answered in one view.
Pan-fried Korean mandu — the most affordable starter on the menu.
96% liked from 127 delivery ratings. Crispy haemul pajeon loaded with squid and shrimp.
Customizable Korean rice bowl with protein, toppings and egg — the cheapest full meal on the menu.
USDA prime large bone-in short ribs grilled over real charcoal. Seoul Garden's flagship item.
Seoul Garden's grills run on real charcoal — not gas, not electric. Every BBQ item below is cooked over charcoal for that authentic smokiness. The full-meal combos (Seoul Bowl, Seoul Bento Box) are the highest-value options for solo diners and lunch visits.
Seoul Garden's most premium signature cut. Best for 2 people sharing.
For purists who want the beef to speak for itself. Same cut as Suwon Galbi, no marinade.
The best value full-meal combo on the menu — ideal for solo diners or a quick lunch.
Fully customizable. Most affordable full-meal option on the menu.
Ranked by delivery price as of June 2026. Seoul Garden is a premium Korean restaurant — the entry point is $11.99 for a full starter. The Seoul Bowl at $16.99 is the cheapest way to get a complete meal.
Ranked by Uber Eats approval ratings (1,500+ total delivery reviews, 4.7/5 overall). The approval percentages are drawn from verified customer ratings on the live delivery listing.
A curated look at the most distinctive items on Seoul Garden's menu — what regulars order and what first-timers should try.
Customizable Korean rice bowl available any time of day — choice of protein, base and toppings.
$16.99Full Korean bento with BBQ protein and assorted sides, available all day.
$18.99USDA prime large bone-in short ribs in Suwon-style marinade over real charcoal — Seoul Garden's defining dish.
$46.99Gochujang-marinated pork belly on the charcoal grill. A warming cold-weather staple in Korean BBQ culture.
$28.99Haemul pajeon — crispy savory pancake packed with squid and shrimp. 96% approval on delivery.
$18.99Silky sundubu in spicy broth with egg and vegetables. 94% approval, 195 delivery ratings.
$18.99All Seoul Garden menu categories with item counts.
Approximate calorie estimates for context — Seoul Garden does not publish official nutrition data. Estimates below are based on standard Korean cuisine nutritional benchmarks for similar dishes. Exact calories depend on portion size, preparation and add-ons.
| Item | Approx. Calories | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Fried Dumplings (6 pc) | ~320 | $11.99 |
| Kimchi Pancake | ~420 | $16.99 |
| Seoul Bowl | ~600 | $16.99 |
| Spicy Buckwheat Noodles | ~500 | $17.99 |
| Bibimbap (stone bowl) | ~650 | $18.99 |
| Soon Tofu Stew | ~350 | $18.99 |
| Kimchi Stew | ~380 | $18.99 |
| Seafood Pancake | ~480 | $18.99 |
| Spicy Beef Soup (Yukgaejang) | ~420 | $19.99 |
| Japchae (Short Ribs) | ~680 | $21.99 |
| Spicy Grilled Chicken | ~420 | $26.99 |
| Bulgogi | ~500 | $32.99 |
| La Galbi | ~780 | $35.99 |
| Prime Suwon Galbi | ~950 | $46.99 |
Calorie figures are estimates based on standard Korean cuisine nutritional data — not Seoul Garden's official nutrition information, which is not publicly published. Use as a rough guide only. Banchan side dishes (typically 4-6 small portions) add approximately 150-300 calories total per dining session.
Side-by-side comparison across four popular Korean and Asian restaurant options at different price points and dining formats.
| Category | Seoul Garden | Gen Korean BBQ | Haidilao | Benihana |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Format | A la carte | All-you-can-eat | A la carte hot pot | Teppanyaki |
| Cheapest entree | $11.99 | Included in cover | $10+ | $14+ |
| Cover / entry price | None | $24.99-$34.99/person | None | None |
| Signature main item | $46.99 | ~$34.99 (premium tier) | $20-$30+ | $30-$45 |
| Grill type | Real charcoal | Gas tabletop | Induction hot pot | Teppan steel |
| Locations | 1 (Dallas) | 50+ (national chain) | 100+ (global chain) | 60+ (national) |
| Avg. price per person | $35-$55 | $25-$35 | $30-$50 | $40-$60 |
Gen Korean BBQ is an all-you-can-eat chain; Seoul Garden is a-la-carte with premium cuts. Haidilao is Chinese hot-pot, not Korean BBQ. Benihana is Japanese teppanyaki. Average per-person spend estimates assume a typical 2-3 course dining experience.
These six items represent what Seoul Garden does best — the dishes that regulars return for and that make the restaurant stand out in the Dallas Korean BBQ scene.
USDA prime large bone-in short ribs marinated in the traditional Suwon style. Named for Suwon, the South Korean city historically renowned for this specific galbi preparation. Cooked over real charcoal, not gas.
Flanken-cut short ribs — thin cross-cuts through the bone — marinated in a soy-sesame-garlic sauce and caramelized over charcoal. The most approachable premium BBQ cut at Seoul Garden.
Haemul pajeon — a crispy, savory Korean pancake filled with squid, shrimp and scallions. The highest-rated item on Seoul Garden's delivery menu by approval percentage.
Sundubu jjigae — silky, just-set soft tofu in a spicy anchovy broth with egg and vegetables, arriving at the table still bubbling. Ordered by nearly every table.
Cellophane glass noodles stir-fried with spinach, mushrooms, carrots and prime chuck short ribs. One of the richest japchae preparations available in Dallas.
Thin-sliced marinated beef in a sweet-savory soy sauce with pear, garlic and sesame. Korea's most internationally recognized BBQ dish, done on real charcoal for a flavor boost most restaurants can't match.
Seoul Garden is a sit-down dine-in restaurant with tabletop charcoal grills. Each table has its own grill vented by an overhead exhaust hood. Staff typically assist with grilling or will show you how — ask if it's your first time.
Order 2-3 BBQ items for a table of two, plus one or two shared starters (the Japchae and Seafood Pancake are both strongly recommended). Add one stew per person if dining in cooler months. Banchan (small side dishes) are included with your meal at no charge.
Reservations recommended on weekends. Call (972) 484-6090.
Seoul Garden Korean BBQ positions itself as a premium Korean dining destination in Dallas's Royal Lane corridor. The restaurant's central differentiator is the use of real charcoal grills at every table rather than the gas or electric burners that dominate most Korean BBQ restaurants in the U.S. — a choice that meaningfully changes the flavor of the meat.
The menu focuses on USDA prime beef cuts at the top end — three prime short rib preparations at $46.99 each — alongside a full complement of traditional Korean dishes: jjigae stews, bibimbap, japchae, pajeon pancakes and buckwheat noodles. This makes Seoul Garden equally viable as a traditional Korean restaurant for non-BBQ diners as it is a destination for the premium BBQ cuts.
The restaurant is open seven days a week, 11 AM to 10 PM, and is available for delivery via Uber Eats with a 4.7-star rating from over 1,500 delivery orders.
Seoul Garden Korean BBQ is located on Royal Lane in northwest Dallas, in a shopping center at Suite 103. The address is 2502 Royal Ln Suite #103, Dallas, TX 75229.
Call (972) 484-6090 for reservations, carryout orders, or questions about the current menu. The restaurant's official site at seoulgardenkbbq.com has a downloadable PDF menu and links to the Uber Eats ordering page.
Follow them on Instagram (@seoulgardendallas) and Facebook (seoulgardendallas) for current specials and updates.
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Quick answers to the most commonly searched questions about Seoul Garden's menu, prices, BBQ style, and what to order.
Seoul Garden uses real charcoal grills rather than the electric or gas grills found at most Korean BBQ chains. The charcoal gives the meats a smoky depth you cannot replicate with tabletop electric burners. The restaurant also sources USDA prime beef for its top cuts, including the Prime Suwon Galbi and Prime Saeng Galbi, which are both priced at $46.99 and use large bone-in short ribs — a more premium cut than the flanken-style typical of lower-price-point competitors.
The Prime Suwon Galbi (large bone-in short ribs in Suwon-style marinade) is priced at $46.99 on Seoul Garden's delivery menu as of June 2026. The same price applies to both the seasoned (Suwon Galbi / Yangnyeom Galbi) and unseasoned (Saeng Galbi) prime short rib options. Dine-in prices may vary slightly — confirm with the restaurant at (972) 484-6090.
The most affordable item on Seoul Garden's menu is the Extra Side Dish (Medium) at $5.00. Among entrees and full dishes, the Fried Dumplings (Mandu Gui) at $11.99 are the lowest-priced starter. The All Day Specials — Seoul Bowl ($16.99) and Seoul Bento Box ($18.99) — offer the best full-meal value on the menu.
Based on Seoul Garden's Uber Eats ratings (1,500+ reviews, 4.7/5 overall), the standout most-liked items are:
For BBQ, the La Galbi ($35.99) and Bulgogi ($32.99) are the most accessible price points; the Prime Galbi cuts ($46.99) are the flagship premium orders.
Seoul Garden Korean BBQ is open Monday through Sunday, 11:00 AM to 10:00 PM. The kitchen closes at 9:30 PM, so last orders for cooked dishes are placed by 9:30 PM. The restaurant is located at 2502 Royal Ln Suite #103, Dallas, TX 75229. Call (972) 484-6090 for reservation or carryout inquiries.
Yes. Seoul Garden is available for delivery through Uber Eats (delivery fee $4.99, 4.7/5 rating from 1,500+ reviews) as of June 2026. The restaurant's Uber Eats page lists the full current menu with delivery pricing. Dine-in guests experience the charcoal grills at the table — the full BBQ experience is best enjoyed in person since delivery naturally doesn't replicate charcoal cooking at the table.
Seoul Garden has some vegetarian-friendly options. The Bibimbap ($18.99) can be ordered without meat; the Kimchi Pancake ($16.99) is vegetarian as served. The restaurant's focus is on grilled meats and traditional Korean dishes, so vegetarian options are limited compared to a vegetarian-focused Korean spot. Guests with dietary requirements should call ahead at (972) 484-6090 to confirm current availability.
Seoul Garden is a single-location Dallas restaurant focused on charcoal-grilled USDA premium cuts with an authentic Korean menu — soup, bibimbap, japchae and Korean stews alongside the BBQ. Gen Korean BBQ is a California-based chain (50+ locations) with an all-you-can-eat model typically priced $24.99–$34.99 per person depending on tier — significantly different from Seoul Garden's a-la-carte, premium-cut model. Haidilao is a Chinese hot-pot chain, not Korean BBQ, with a different cook-it-yourself format. Seoul Garden's charcoal grill and prime beef cuts put it in a higher quality bracket than most chain AYCE Korean BBQ, though at higher per-dish prices.
Suwon Galbi is a style of marinated beef short ribs originating from Suwon, South Korea — a city historically famous for its galbi preparation. The marinade is soy-based with a balance of sweetness from Asian pear or sugar, garlicky depth, and sesame. The key distinction from standard galbi is the use of large, thick-cut bone-in short ribs rather than the thinner flanken-cut (La Galbi) common elsewhere. Seoul Garden's Prime Suwon Galbi ($46.99) uses USDA prime beef in this tradition, cooked over their real charcoal grill rather than gas.
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