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Seoul Bunsik menu

3 dishes across 5 sections $20 to $30 Korean Restaurant

Prices transcribed from the printed menu, last checked

Menu Seoul Bunsik photo menu 1
Photographed in store, August 2026. See all 4 pages

Photos of the printed menu

Photographed in store in August 2026. The dish list below covers everything we could read clearly; the full card has more.

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Main 5 dishes

  • Rosé Tteokbokki (로제떡볶이) $15.00

    Creamy and flavorful rice cakes in a less spicy sauce with dairy. Add soft boiled egg, gooey mozzarella cheese, and savory mini sausages to customize your dish.

  • TBK Combo Box $16.00

    Combination meal for one! Choose your TBK flavor and pick two sides to complete your meal. Each meal comes with a small Rice Bomb and Oden Soup.

  • Carbonara Tteokbokki (크림떡볶이) $15.00

    Thick and rich white cream sauce with lots of bacon, grated cheese and pepper. Not spicy, contains dairy.

  • Seoul Tteokbokki (떡볶이) $14.00

    Spicy stir-fried rice cakes, sautéed vegetables, and fish cakes with our homemade sweet and spicy sauce. The most popular street food hailing from Korea, it’s a must-try.

  • Kimchi Fried Rice (김볶밥) $13.00

    Satisfying, flavorful Kimchi Fried Rice. Enjoy the classic staple dish from Korea with a sunny side up egg. Add Spam!, Cheese, or Extra Egg for extra indulgence.

Sides 9 dishes

  • Fried Seaweed Roll $5.75

    Filled with glass noodles, Korean delicacy. Vegetarian

  • So-Tteok (Sausage Skewer) $4.00

    Super popular Korean street food, skewered and fried tteok and vienna sausage brushed with homemade sweet sauce. 1 Skewer per order

  • Cheese Corndog $4.50

    Korean Corndog filled with melted cheese and hearty sausage.

  • Vegetable Mandu $5.75

    Vegetarian fried potstickers

  • Fried Sweet Potatoes $5.75

    Sweet potato fries

  • Rice Bomb (Onigiri) $4.00

    Savory and seasoned rice balls for a convenient and flavorful snack. Vegan

  • Pork Mandu $5.75

    Pork and vegetable fried potstickers

  • Oden Soup $9.00

    Hearty and savory stew with fishcake, radish, and green onions. Perfect for any meal!

  • Cheese Puff Balls $5.00

    Cheesy Goodness

Beverages 10 dishes

  • Oi Ocha Green Tea $3.50

    Oi Ocha unsweetened Green Tea from Ito En

  • Sprite $2.50

    The cold, refreshing flavors of lemon and lime, perfectly blended.

  • Diet Coke $2.50

    A crisp, refreshing taste you know and love with zero calories.

  • Coca-Cola Zero Sugar $2.50

    Enjoy the great taste of Coca-Cola with zero sugar, zero calories

  • Pocari Sweat $3.50

  • Sparkling Water $3.00

    San Pellegrino

  • Royal Milk Tea $3.00

    Royal Milk Tea from Sangaria

  • Korean Banana Milk $2.50

  • Coca-Cola $2.50

    The cold, refreshing, sparkling classic that America loves.

  • Bottled Water $2.00

About these prices

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If you are searching for a casual Korean spot in downtown San Francisco, Seoul Bunsik is one of those places that quickly grabs your attention. Located at 132 Bush St, inside Katsuya, this Korean restaurant brings together comforting flavors, fast service, and a relaxed atmosphere that feels welcoming from the moment you walk in. I like recommending Seoul Bunsik to people who want something flavorful without dealing with an overly formal dining experience. The menu focuses on Korean comfort food, so you can expect satisfying dishes that are packed with rich taste and familiar ingredients while still feeling fresh and balanced.

One thing that makes Seoul Bunsik stand out is how convenient it is for different dining styles. Some guests stop by for a quick bite during lunch breaks, while others prefer ordering takeout after work. The restaurant also offers delivery and no-contact delivery, which makes it easy for busy locals or visitors staying nearby to enjoy Korean food without waiting long. Even with the quick service, the meals still feel thoughtfully prepared rather than rushed.

The vibe inside Seoul Bunsik stays simple and approachable, which honestly matches the food perfectly. It is the kind of place where you can comfortably dine alone, meet coworkers for lunch, or grab a casual meal with friends before exploring the city. I also appreciate that the menu includes options that feel hearty without becoming too heavy, so there is a nice balance between classic comfort food and healthier choices. Because of its central location near the Financial District, Seoul Bunsik has become a reliable stop for anyone craving warm Korean flavors in a convenient and relaxed setting. Many people who visit the area for work appreciate finding a restaurant that serves filling meals quickly while still maintaining authentic Korean flavors and a comfortable dining experience that feels easygoing throughout the day.

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