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Seoul Garden Main Menu 2502 Royal Ln, DALLAS, TX 75229 This menu was created & provided by Menyu website: www.themenyuapp.com click for full restaurant page & menu Seoul Garden Main Menu 2502 Royal Ln, DALLAS, TX 75229 Description: Korean food & barbecue served table-side in a sprawling dining room with classic Asian-themed decor. Phone: (972) 484-6090 Appetizers GUL PAJUN Korean Style Pancake w/ Oyster & Seafood HAEMUL PAJUN, $12.99 Korean Style Pancake w/seafood & vegetables KIMCHI JUN, $11.99 Korean Style Pancake w/ Kimchi MANDU GUI, $9.99 Pan fried Dumplings Page 1 This menu was created & provided by Menyu website: www.themenyuapp.com Lunch Specials BELT FISH GUI, $11.99 Grilled belt fish BIBIMBAP, $7.99 Steamed Rice Topped w/Beef & Vegetables BUGUH KONGNAMUL GUK, $8.99 Bean Sprout soup w/ dried pollack slices BULGOGI, $9.99 Grilled sliced beef tender sirloin marinated in house sauce CHICKEN TERIYAKI, $8.99 Grilled boneless chicken w/ teriyaki sauce CHOGI GUI, $9.99 Grilled croaker DAK GUI, $8.99 Grilled boneless chicken marinated in hot spicy sauce DOENJANG JJIGAE, $7.99 Soybean Paste Stew w/Vegetables DOLSOT BIBIMBAP, $9.99 Bibimbap in Hot Stone Pot EEMYUNSU GUI, $9.99 Grilled atka mackerel GALBI GUI, $10.99 Grilled beef short ribs marinated in hot spicy sauce Page 2 This menu was created & provided by Menyu website: www.themenyuapp.com Lunch Specials GALBI GUI & NAENG MYUN, $15.99 Combination of Galbi & cold noodles made from buckwheat GALBISAL DOLSOT BIBIMBAP, $10.99 Dolsot Bibimbap w/ boneless rib chucks GALBITANG, $8.99 Short Rib Soup GODEUNGUH GUI, $9.99 Grilled mackerel HAEMUL KALKUGSU, $8.99 Thick noodles w/ seafood & vegetables JEYUK GUI, $9.99 Grillde sliced pork in hot spicy sauce JOGAE SHIGEUMCHI GUK, $8.99 Spinach soup with clam KIMCHI JJIGAE, $7.99 Kimchi Stew w/Vegetables MANDU GUK, $7.99 Dumpling Soup Boiled in Beef Broth SALMON TERIYAKI, $11.99 Grilled salmon glazed w/ teriyaki sauce SAMCHI GUI, $9.99 Grilled king fish Page 3 This menu was created & provided by Menyu website: www.themenyuapp.com Lunch Specials SOONTOFU JJIGAE, $7.99 Soft Tofu Stew w/ Vegetables & Seafood STEAK TERIYAKI, $11.99 Grilled rib eye steak glazed w/ teriyaki sauce TOFU JJIGAE, $8.99 Spicy Stew of hard tofu with seafood TTEOK MANDU GUK, $8.99 Sliced rice Cake & Dumpling Soup Boiled in Beef Broth TTEOKGUK, $7.99 Sliced Rice Cake Soup Boiled in Beef Broth UGEOJI HAEJANG GUK, $8.99 A HANG OVER CURE in korean cuisine w/ dried cabbage YUKGAEJANG, $8.99 Hot & Spicy Beef Brisket Soup Page 4 This menu was created & provided by Menyu website: www.themenyuapp.com Stir Fried HAEMUYL TTEOKBOKKI, $24.99 Spicy & Chewy rice cake stir fried w/ seafood & vegetables JEYUK BOKEUM, $17.99 Stir fried sliced pork w/ vegetables in spicy sauce JOBCHAE, $14.99 Stir fried sweet potato noodles w/ vegetables & sliced beef KIMCHI JEYUK BOKEUM, $17.99 Stir fried sliced pok w/ kimchi & vegetables in spicy sauce NAKJI BOKEUM, $18.99 Sauteed octopus w/ vegetables in spice sauce OJINGO BOKEUM, $15.99 Sauteed squid w/ vegetables in spice sauce Page 5 This menu was created & provided by Menyu website: www.themenyuapp.com Soup BUGEO KONGNAMUL GUK, $9.99 Bean Sprout soup w/ dried pollack slices GALBI TANG, $10.99 Short Rib Soup MANDU GUK, $9.99 Dumpling Soup Boiled in Beef Broth TTEOK GUK, $9.99 Sliced Rice Cake Soup Boiled in Beef Broth TTEOK MANDU GUK, $9.99 Sliced rice Cake & Dumpling Soup Boiled in Beef Broth UGEOJI HAEJANG GUK, $10.99 A HANG OVER CURE in korean cuisine w/ dried cabbage YUKGAEJANG, $10.99 Hot & Spicy Beef Brisket Soup Page 6 This menu was created & provided by Menyu website: www.themenyuapp.com Grilled Fish CHOGI GUI, $19.99 Grilled croaker EEMYUNSU GUI, $18.99 Grilled atka mackerel GODEUNGUH GUI, $17.99 Grilled mackerel SAMCHI GUI, $17.99 Grilled king fish Page 7 This menu was created & provided by Menyu website: www.themenyuapp.com Steamed Fish AGU JJIM, $29.99 Steamed monkfish stalked sea squirt, bean sprout w/spicy sauce EUN DAEGU JJIM, $32.99 Steamed cod w/ assorted vegetables in spicy sauce HAEMUL JJIM, $34.99 Steamed mussels, octpus ocellatus, crab, squid w/vegetables Page 8 This menu was created & provided by Menyu website: www.themenyuapp.com Cultural Cuisine DOEJI BOSSAM, $29.99 Steamed pork slices w/ leaf vegetable wraps, oyster, kimchi etc JOKBAL, $27.99 Pigs feet cooked with house special sauce MAEUN GALBI JJIM, $29.99 Steamed beef short ribs w/ vegetables in spicy sauce YANGNYEOM GEJANG, $22.99 Raw crabs in spicy sauce YUK HOE, $22.99 Finely Minced Raw Beef w/ Seasoning Page 9 This menu was created & provided by Menyu website: www.themenyuapp.com Hot Pot BULNAK JEONGOL, $32.99 Spicy stew of marinated beef, octopus, noodles & vegetables GOBCHANG JEONGOL, $31.99 Spicy stew of beef interstine tripe noodles, vegetables HAEMUL JEONGOL, $34.99 Hot & Spicy stew w/ seafood, vegetables, cooked at your table YUMSO JEONGOL, $34.99 Spicy stew of goat & vegetables cooked at your table Page 10 This menu was created & provided by Menyu website: www.themenyuapp.com Stew DEONJANG JJIGAE, $9.99 Stew w/ soybean paste, vegetables served piping hot pot KIMCHI JJIGAE, $9.99 Spicy stew w/ kimchi & tofu w/ beef/pork SOONTOFU JJIGAE, $10.99 Spicy thick stew w/ soft tofu & egg, seafood or beef Page 11 This menu was created & provided by Menyu website: www.themenyuapp.com Spicy Fish Stew AGU MAEUNTANG, $15.99 Refreshing hot & spicy stew of fresh monkfish w/ vegetables AL TANG, $15.99 Refreshing hot&Spicy stew of fresh pollack spawn w/vegetable KOTGE MAEUNTANG, $15.99 Refreshing hot & spicy stew of fresh crab w/ vegetables SAENG DAEGU MAEUNTANG, $15.99 Refreshing hot & spicy stew of fresh cod w/vegetables Page 12 This menu was created & provided by Menyu website: www.themenyuapp.com Noodles BIBIM NAENGMYUN, $9.99 Cold buckwheat noodles w/ spicy red pepper & sliced beef HAEMUL KALKUGSU, $9.99 Thick noodles w/ seafood & vegetables MUL NAENGMYUN, $9.99 Cold buckwheat noodles w/ sliced beef briskets & vegetables Page 13 This menu was created & provided by Menyu website: www.themenyuapp.com Bibimbap BIBIMBAP, $9.99 Warm white rice topped w/seasoned vegetables, beef, chicken DOLSOT BIBIMBAP, $10.99 Bibimbap in Hot Stone Pot GALBISAL DOLSOT BIBIMBAP, $12.99 Dolsot Bibimbap w/ boneless rib chucks YUKHOE BIBIMBAP, $15.99 Bibimbap w/ thinty julienned & seasoned steak tartare of beef Page 14.
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