Paju
SLU • $$$
Korean classics get a clever, refined remix at Paju, where squid ink fried rice and truffle-aioli mushrooms headline an ever-changing menu. Sleek and quiet, it's a natural date-night move.
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Hanok
Madison Park • $$
Hanok is the kind of neighborhood spot where you slow down over steaming bowls of udon and house-made kimchi that shifts with every batch. The calm, welcoming atmosphere makes it ideal for long catch-ups and low-key dinners.
TanhuoYanji BBQ
Downtown Seattle • $$
Grill your own skewers at the table, Yanbian style: garlicky, boldly seasoned BBQ from China's Korean border region. The guobaorou and fried rice hold their own too.
WACA BROS
Downtown Seattle • $$
Why choose between Korean BBQ and hot pot when you can feast on both? WACA BROS serves all-you-can-eat grilled meats and simmering broths, from spicy mala to rich tomato, with fresh salad to balance it out.
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