Oseyo, Austin TX

Was here for lunch and the service was amazing. The inside of the restaurant is well decorated with a lot of seating options. The food was an explosion of flavors and so was their coffee. I really enjoyed their pork belly, it was amazing!

Great vibe with phenomenal service. The staff was extremely friendly and welcoming from the moment we walked in. The appetizers were incredible. We had the deviled eggs and pumpkin bread. The Hot Pot Ramen was delicious and can easily feed two.

I really enjoyed my dinner here! Great date ambience. It may be a bit overpriced for what we ordered.

A hidden gem! I’ve only been once but the food is incredible and the staff is super friendly!

Swank and sheik and the food still shines through. Yummy pickles and lots of house made sauces and oils. The wood grill puts amazing flavor ro everything that touches it. I would hope the folks from its predecessor, Huraches, are proud of the food being served.

Hip cuteee place. Proper lighting n design. Dishes come with a ton of food for the price. The raw fish dish they have is amazing. Bulgogi is. Cocktails

Love this place! Excellent food, beautifully decorated, lovely vibes. Great events. They do a lot to support the local community and artists. And the service is super - everyone is so friendly!

I Had the pleasure of dining at Oseyo last night. If you are looking for the complete package in a restaurant, then Oseyo is the place to be. The decor is warm, inviting and gives a sense of calmness from the moment you walk in. The food is absolutely amazing. The Dwaeji Kalbi is a must try. These ribs were simply amazing. You can’t go wrong with anything on the menu. If you want some good food and good vibes, stop by Oseyo. You won’t be disappointed.

Been here twice in recent weeks, the food is so great and the variety of the dishes is awesome. Both times I was with large groups of people and they served us very promptly. It was a really unique and interesting dining experience that my guests really enjoyed. Highly recommend checking it out.

The Sunday fried chicken was wonderful, as was the service. The bibimbap, Kimchi Jigae and Jjajangmyeon were all very very underwhelming and pricey.

Started off waiting 8 mins for the hostess to come to the front and acknowledge we were there waiting with reservations to be seated

Then the drinks. My wife ordered a glass off wine. Came with pieces of cork in the wine. For $18 dollars a glass that seems like something that shouldn’t happen. We mention it to one of the waiters. They kindly apologized and took it away. 8 minutes later a different waiter brings us the same glass back with cork in the wine. My wife points it out and just asks for a different wine altogether that is suppose to be chilled by the menu description. They bring a room temp wine that was quite bad.

The food is reasonable except for the bonchon - very very sub par. Any Korea town staple that’s 1/2 price or less is substantially leagues better then this place.

Also all the service was really subpar for the price. The have paper napkins, plastic baskets to hold lettuce, steel bowls with wood stick on that is peeling and deteriorated, and fajita plates for their grill items. If your charging for a nice place, please present and experience and service that warrants 38 dollars for a plate

Was hoping for a solid Korean experience but thoroughly disappointed

Service and ambiance is nice. However, I think the price was way too high for the value/portions of food. A small bowl of sweet potato noodles & veggies for $27 with NO protein is pretty outrageous lol. I wouldn’t return or recommend.

Food and drinks are fabulous. Our waitress, Whitney, was spectacular. Will be coming back!

It's more lkle fusion korean food, bar. I ordered galbi and bossam. Dissapointed by quality of food and service.