Seoul Blues, located at 88 Buckland Road in Nundah, offers a variety of Korean dishes in a casual setting.
Positioned across from Woolworths, the eatery provides options for both dine-in and takeaway, focusing on straightforward flavours and a simple dining experience.
A Look at the Menu
The menu comprises of Korean cuisine ranging from rice boxes ($16–$18) with options like chicken karaage, spicy pork, bulgogi beef, tofu with sweet miso. Offering similar protein options, there are kimchi fried rice boxes ($17–$19) and yaki udon ($16–$18) for something heartier.
Along with lighter choices like fried chicken ($12–$15), broccoli poppers ($10), and just spare ribs ($23), traditional Korean meals including bibimbap ($17–$18) and kimchi stew ($19–$22) are also available. On hand to go with meals are add-ons including sauces, kimchi, and steamed rice.
Dishes such as spicy chicken yaki udon and bulgogi beef yaki udon have been well-received, with diners appreciating the balance of flavours. Dan Warner enjoyed the spicy chicken yaki udon, noting its rich spice and warm flavours, while Jessica Govenlock praised the bulgogi beef yaki udon and mentioned plans to return specifically to try the broccoli poppers after they were unavailable during her visit.
Inside the Space
The dining area at Seoul Blues is compact, with a mix of communal wooden tables and smaller seating arrangements. An open kitchen sits at the far end, offering a view of meals being prepared. Greenery and bright artwork add to the otherwise minimalistic design, while large glass windows let in natural light during the day.
Although the space is designed with takeaway in mind, seating is available for those who prefer to dine in. The clean kitchen and bright atmosphere have also been highlighted by visitors as positive aspects of their experience.
When to Visit
Seoul Blues operates at the following hours:
Monday to Saturday: 11:00 a.m.– 2:30 p.m., 4:30 p.m.– 8:30 p.m.
Sunday: 4:30 p.m.– 8:30 p.m.
Its location across from Woolworths makes it easy to find, whether for a quick meal or a more relaxed visit.
A Steady Presence in Nundah
Seoul Blues has quietly settled into the local dining scene, with diners regularly returning for familiar dishes like bibimbap and yaki udon. The space offers a consistent experience for both takeaway and dine-in meals, with a focus on delivering familiar Korean flavours in a straightforward way.
For those in Nundah looking for a simple, satisfying meal, Seoul Blues remains a dependable option.
Published 7-Jan-2025