Little Seoul
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Great experience! We came with 6 people and everything was delicious. The food was fresh, service friendly and fast, and the atmosphere cozy. Perfect spot for Korean BBQ with friends or family!
• Favorite item: the pickled radish • Vibe: it all depends on the customers so you just have to be lucky! • Would I go back? Yes but not regulary • Overall thoughts: normally I enjoy the place but sadly the last time we've been we had to wait 20 minutes for food we ordered and some of them never even arrived and it was in the 2nd or 3rd round so thats dissapointing. But if I have to be honest? If you want quantity? Eat here, if you want quality? Then go to k-style bbq!!
The concept is "All you can eat", excluding drinks. Half price for a child of 8 years. There is a stove on the tables where you can cook barbecue. One of the features is that you can order dishes once every 15 minutes, no more often. The limit is 4 dishes per person at a time. You can choose from pork, beef, chicken, shrimp, fish, vegetables. There are also small dishes and sushi. It is a too stuffy because of the stove, the hoods do not cope. The food is fresh and tasty.
We made a reservation the day before, and the atmosphere was enjoyable. 4 people were dining as well. We choose all you can eat menu. It's little on the higher price range but the food came very quickly and you had plenty. Easy ordering system: Some items were out of stock. I loved the kimchi and vegi noodles.
Need to appoint first, otherwise it’s hard to find an empty seat at lunchtime. The quality of is good, the price is reasonable in Antwerp. The taste of the dish is so so, not very Korea style, but in Antwerp is up to average level. The day we ate there, still one family celebrated their birthday there, and the staff kindly close some lights for the birthday candles. It can be a nicely service for celebrating.
Tickets & Attractions in Antwerp
Come ride The View, a Ferris wheel located in the center of Antwerp. This ride offers a breathtaking view of the city as you go up. From the cabins, you can see well-known landmarks such as the Museum aan de Stroom (MAS) and Het Steen. At the top, you’ll get a broad view of Antwerp and its mix of historic buildings and modern areas. Bring your camera and enjoy seeing the city from above.
At Technopolis, you learn by doing. Try activities like VR paragliding, cycling with square wheels, and interacting with a robot. Explore the ON/OFF exhibition for VR, stop-motion, and AR, the temporary AI zone, and Biotopia’s nature-and-human themes. Kids aged 4+ can visit the Doolhoofd zone with themes based on Pluto, “protjes,” and light. Enjoy live entertainment with Rob-e the robot and electricity demos. On weekends and school holidays, catch the science show with fire and smoke effects. During the 2025–2026 school year, you can also follow the Ketnet Tour and earn a Ketnet science diploma.
Visit ZOO Antwerpen in the city center of Antwerp. The zoo offers a wide range of animals, a collection of plants, and several historical buildings. In the Ape Valley, see gorillas and a young chimpanzee named Zabari. Near the Egyptian Temple, observe the male elephants together. Walk through the Buffalo Savannah to find many birds. On the open savannah, you can see giraffes, zebras, and white rhinos. Lions have their own area, and a playground is located nearby for children.
Plumb the depths of some artistic geniuses at Antwerp's Museum De Reede, including both permanent and temporary exhibitions. Focusing on the works of three artworld heavyweights: Francisco Goya, Félicien Rops, and Edvard Munch, this hidden gem is Belgium's first museum dedicated to graphic art. Only opened in 2017, it rates highly among art lovers.
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