4 Best Korean Restaurants In Kirkland, Seattle / Eastern Washington

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1. Joule

4.7

Exceptional(1547)

$$$$

• Korean • Wallingford

Booked 22 times today

Joule, nestled in the vibrant Wallingford neighborhood of Seattle, is a standout in the world of Contemporary Korean cuisine. This acclaimed restaurant, helmed by the dynamic duo Rachel Yang and Seif Chirchi, is celebrated for its "festival of tastes" that captivate diners with each dish. Visitors rave about the "absolutely delicious" flavors and the innovative take on Korean classics, particularly the "crispy rice cakes with chorizo" and "Kung Pao squash." With a menu that artfully combines unconventional beef cuts with shareable side dishes, Joule offers a dining experience that's both authentic and refreshingly modern, making it a must-visit for food enthusiasts.

2. Revel

4.7

Exceptional(589)

$$$$

• Korean • Fremont

Booked 10 times today

Revel, nestled in the vibrant Fremont neighborhood of Seattle, offers a culinary experience that masterfully blends Korean-inspired flavors with eclectic creativity. This restaurant stands out with its "fantastic melding of flavors," transforming traditional dishes into innovative delights. The menu features standout items like the spicy miso rice cakes and Dungeness crab noodles, which reviewers hail as "absolutely delicious" and "a favorite." Diners rave about the "absolutely outstanding food," which consistently impresses with its freshness and variety. The chic, urban atmosphere complements the imaginative cuisine, making Revel a must-visit destination for those seeking a unique fusion dining experience in Seattle.

3. Paju

4.7

Exceptional(16)

$$$$

• Korean • Seattle Center / Lower Queen Anne

Booked 9 times today

Paju is a Progressive Korean restaurant by Chef Bill Jeong, rooted in tradition and driven by evolution. Our dishes are thoughtfully composed using techniques from Asia, Europe, and Latin America, while highlighting the finest seasonal ingredients from the Pacific Northwest. Each plate reflects a balance of heritage, precision, and creativity, presenting Korean flavors through a refined and contemporary lens.Located at 513 Westlake Avenue N in Seattle’s vibrant South Lake Union neighborhood, Paju offers an à la carte menu that changes seasonally to reflect peak ingredients and creative inspiration.Due to our limited seating, reservations are allotted 90–120 minutes depending on party size. Dietary accommodations are very limited and subject to the chef’s discretion.Complimentary parking is available in the garage beneath the restaurant after 4:00 PM.We look forward to welcoming you.

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4. Crawlspace Gastropub

4.9

Exceptional(109)

$$$$

• Korean • Mercer Island

Booked 10 times today

Modern PNW Gastropub. Korean BBQ, burgers, booze, wings, tacos, and more with heavy Korean, Hawaiian, and Mexican influences. Full service cocktail bar with an extensive liquor collection. Intentional fusion dishes like bulgogi cheeseburgers, kalua pork tacos, and our seared ahi banchan salad, pair perfectly with traditional Korean BBQ and Hawaiian dishes. Free and plentiful above ground parking and easy freeway access makes this the perfect meeting place for friends on Mercer Island, Seattle, and the Eastside. Our Korean Fried Chicken Wings must be experiencedHappy Hour 3-6 Monday through Thursday11:00 AM Hawaiian style brunch (including our famous loco moco) Saturdays and SundaysGreat Vegetarian and Gluten Free options

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4 restaurants available nearby

1. Joule

2. Revel

3. Paju

4. Crawlspace Gastropub

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