They have the best side dishes - 12 in total! We come here quite often and usually get one of the large soup pots like budaejigae. Service is fast. The space is nice and cozy.

Hosoonyi has been a reliable Korean dining place for us for years. Never reviewed it because I was just taking it for granted. I prefer a thorough kbbq experience and preferably Ayce! But she is not as crazy about that and if course the smelly hair after. So I have always reverted to this place when I need a simple kbbq meal and banchan with a beer. This time it was very mellow and low in business unusually on a later weeknight and we got quick service. They have a great combo deal that you get to choose a soft tofu soup and an entree and for two it's quite affordable! We usually get a pork soup and spicy pork entree. My wife loves their fried fish but asks for it to be extra crispy. The banchan changes a bit, but usually great and they have a great selection of the typical Korean beverages. This time her fish was perfect and she was happy! Everything else was just standard and reliable like going to a fast food restaurant and getting the exact thing you've always ordered. Not exciting but reliable and good. I'd highly recommend this for sit down Al a carte Korean food.

Other than the mayo based side dish, i loved everything else. Cozy vibes, attentive ajummas. My beef soup was so good.

Since it is summer I was in the mood for naengmyeon and I heard good things about the naengmyeon here. I ordered the bibimnaengmyeon combo with kalbi and I liked how the cold noodles had bits of watermelon inside. I liked it but it was not my favorite naengmyeon I have had. Also I wish there was a tad more kalbi in the combo.

Food was AMAZING - great soondubu options and lots and lots of side dishes! Service was pretty slow this time around. We ordered beer but it came with the meal instead of after ordering. You can order 5 side dish refills at a time, and it took a long time to get the refills so that we could order the next 5. We also waited a long time before they took our order. The venue was very nice inside; don't be fooled by outside appearance. There was also plenty of parking in the back. Overall, I recommend this place and will come back!

Comfort Korean food! Our group came starving after a hike, and this place hit the spot! Homey, mom-and-pop-vibe, Hosoonyi offers tofu soup, grilled meats, bibimbap, side dishes, and more! They gave us 8-9 banchan, more than other Korean restaurants I've been to. I got the stone pot bibimbap and it was delicious! Sizzling hot, loaded with toppings, it was what I needed after a long day. My friends also enjoyed their meals also! Service was friendly and welcoming! My friend's soondobu was too spicy for her and they offered to remake it for her, no questions asked. You can tell they take pride in their food and hospitality. Unassuming and unpretentious, Hosoonyi is definitely one for the books!

It's not often I go out for Korean food in Seattle as it's severely lacking in quality but a friend wanted to try some traditional dishes. We stopped by Hosoonyi off Highway 99 in Edmonds, just north of Seattle. Situated in a small strip mall, it's hard to miss with the large sign. Even for Monday dinner, the place was packed with groups waiting to be seated! My friend and I shared a few dishes family style, the only way to have Korean food if you ask me. 1. 해물순두부 / Seafood soondubu or soft tofu stew 2. 오징어볶음 / Spicy stir fried squid 3. 반찬 / Assorted side dishes 4. 돼지불고기 / Korean spicy pork BBQ Overall I thought all the dishes were pretty solid! Well-seasoned, fresh ingredients, and appropriate spice level with generous portions. Unlike other Korean spots in Seattle, I'd say this spot is more reasonably priced as well. Service can be a bit slow at times as it's a family run business but that's part of the charm! Oh and of course, you can always ask for more banchan, or side dishes :) Follow my Instagram and TikTok @thephotographerfoodie for more eats! :)