Restaurante Seoul en Roma: fotos, reseñas

Descripción

El restaurante Seoul en Roma ofrece una experiencia gastronómica excepcional para los amantes de la cocina asiática y coreana. Con una calificación promedio de 4.3 en Google, es una opción popular tanto para el almuerzo como para la cena. El precio por persona varía de 10 a 20 EUR, reflejando la calidad y frescura de los platos. Los clientes pueden disfrutar de una variedad de cervezas y vinos para acompañar sus comidas. Las características clave incluyen la conveniencia del pago con tarjeta de crédito, la opción de comida para llevar y la posibilidad de hacer reservas. Ya sea que estés de humor para un almuerzo informal o una cena encantadora, el restaurante Seoul promete una comida memorable.

Precio

$$$$ 10 - 20 EUR

Comidas

Almuerzo, Cena

Cocinas

Asiático, Coreano

Servicios

Para llevar, Reservas disponibles

Oferta

Se sirve alcohol

Pago

Pago con tarjeta de crédito

¿Cómo llegar aquí?

Las opciones de transporte público más cercanas para su conveniencia.

Manfredo/Fanti

Parada de autobús 50 m caminar

ROMA | Termini FS (Giolitti) # f

Parada de autobús 120 m caminar

Terravision bus stop

Parada de autobús 119 m caminar

Rome Termini via Giolitti

Parada de autobús 116 m caminar

Rattazzi/Giolitti

Parada de autobús 124 m caminar

4.3

basado en 1.216 opiniones

Google

4.3/5 1.216 opiniones

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After ten days of southern Italian food, I was tired of the flavors and thought back to the Korean meal I had on the first day. I took a 30-minute ride and arrived in heavy rain. Running to the restaurant with only 20 minutes before their break, I asked if they could still prepare a hot kimchi tofu stew. Thankfully, the owner said yes. One young Indian looking staff member was clearly unhappy—he stared at me, slammed things, and roughly took back the napkins I used while I was soaking wet. He seemed angry and without empathy, It wasn’t the first time—on a previous visit, his attitude had also been unfriendly. He always seemed angry, and it left quite an impression. I couldn’t help but feel that maybe he was having a hard life. In contrast, an older staff member warmly brought my food with a smile and said, “For you.” His kindness lifted my mood. We exchanged where we were from—that’s how I learned he was from Bangladesh. I finished quickly and left. The sun came out as I walked away—just like the warmth I felt from that one kind gesture. That simple meal became a special memory before I left Rome 剛結束十天南義行程，再美味的西西里義料也就是那些，吃的非常膩口想起行程第一天時吃的韓式料理，搭車30分鐘抵達後一出車站遇上超級豪大雨，跑步趕到餐廳時距離休息時間只剩20分鐘，拜託店主幫忙做一份熱騰騰的泡菜豆腐鍋，很感謝店主還是接受了雖然看得出來店裡有位年輕壯壯的看起來像印度人非常不高興，他瞪著我看了很多次，還摔了東西，我全身濕透了，拿起一小疊餐巾紙正在擦拭，他走過來很粗魯地抓起餐巾紙放回原位，側眼瞄了我一眼嘴裡叨念著，一點同理心也沒有，第一次來時他的態度就非常不友善，感覺他的生活非常不好過，兩次表情都生氣的樣子，令人印象很深刻。送餐上桌時另一位送餐的年長一點的服務人員，笑著將餐送達for you, 他笑著說，真令人心情愉悅，他還問了我從哪來，我也問了他，查了才知道孟加拉國的英文名字不想太打擾快速吃完就離開了，竟然出太陽了，天氣就跟店裡遇到的兩位服務人員一樣很感謝這頓熱食，成為我離開羅馬的美好回憶。