Seoul Sausage

Judging by the name Seoul Sausage I somehow thought this place would only serve Hot Dogs and sausages. Well how wrong I was.
They have a full menu of everything. The meat is very delicious and this place is new and nice. I saw people come here to hang out and have a few drinks at the bar so I assume you can come here after work and grab a drink.
I just wish they had more green stuff and vegetables in combination with the meat, because for now the menu is very… very meat driven. Other than that a nice place.

Probably my new favorite place.
I got the kalbi sausage. The sausage had amazing Korean influence taste on a soft bread. Really enjoyed the contrast with sweet and slight spicy. Got a side a tots for an extra $ 3 dollars, huge portion.
Poutine fries was amazing. Very rich in taste I warn you. So many great flavors, it’s a bit overwhelming.
Also ordered the pair of balls.
1 kimchi 1 curry flavor. I enjoyed the curry flavored one a lot. The kimchi one can be better, wish it had more of a kimchi taste to it, but huge fan of fried items.
Can’t wait to come back!

I tried their flaming ball! Its $ 3 and the size of a tennis ball. Its definitely an appetizer. Service was very nice and quick. It was crunchy on the outside and warm/​soft on the inside. It had a great spicy kick but nothing unbearable. The sauce was perfect with it. I would love to try more of their menu.

Came here with a friend for lunch and it was pretty darn good. We shared everything and it was filling.
We had the brisket poutine and it was delicious. We also tried one of their sausages and that was also very good.

The brisket poutine just changed my life!
Amazing flavored and spicy pickled onions on top of the most tender and juiciest brisket. The fries are perfection and the price amazed me! It was the best lunch!
I was not a fan of the flaming ball because the rice was just not doing it for me. Maybe if the ball was filled with Korean bbq meat it would take me over the moon. My coworker loved hers though so I guess it’s a matter of taste.
But it was so so so good!

I’m a big fan of the galbi sausage… and the flaming balls are good… I eat at the one on sawtelle at least once a week… I love the place…

Warning: Spicy Pork Sausage and Lil Osaka ball may make you very sad because you eventually have to finish it. If I could give 10 stars I would. Amazing! I want to try other items for sure.

Love the concept but it’s not a place I will crave on the regular basis. We had the The Only Kalbi Burger, the Kalbi Jimm Poutine, Pair O’ Balls and Da Rappoki. All of the dishes were very heavy and very yummy! The restaurant setup is nice. I really liked the outdoor seating area that wraps around the side. My favorite was probably the Kalbi Burger. The only reason I’m giving it 4 stars instead of 5 is because islets more of a novelty than a tradition. So if your looking for a regular place to eat, this may not be it but it’s still fun to do a drive by!

I ate here last week for the grand opening. I had the fried chicken wings; I can honestly say that they are the tastiest wings in all of LA. I was impressed with the new décor and high ceilings it’s a huge step up from the previous Sawtelle location. The crowd is also different, with more of the downtown yuppie hipster vibe versus the college-​aged kids you find on Sawtelle. The biggest improvement was the addition of full bar, I whenever I ate their food I always thought that you know that this needs, a cold beer to wash it down, and finally I can.
This is going to be a great place to watch football games on Sunday and have a beer with friends. The location is great, the ambiance is laid back yet modern, the food is always on point and you cannot beat the full bar and big screen TVs. I will definitely be coming back. The service was friendly but not overbearing and the owners are pretty cute too.

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Having tried both their brick and mortar location and their food truck now I have to say, what comes out of the restaurant is slightly better.
I tried the KBBQ burger from the truck and the spicy pork sausage from the restaurant. While both were very tasty and well balanced with flavor and texture, the sausage at the restaurant was just a little better.
The sausage was fat, fully flavored and it had just the right amount of pop when I bit into it. The burger had all the flavors and textures right but it was kind of small and I think the long sausage had a much better bun.
Their rice balls are totally worth trying, (tried them in the restaurant), and are a flavor explosion… That’s a good thing!
Service was good on the truck, could have been faster but it wasn’t annoyingly slow and the prices were reasonable.
Despite that, still a 4 star rating and this
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I’m not a fan of food trucks, but I’m going to say this — You must try the KBBQ beef burger from Seoul Sausage if you’re a fan of Korean fusion (or if you just want to get your fan girl on because they were on The Great Food Truck Race). I like to keep my burgers simple so the less ingredients, the better so long as it still packs a powerful punch. At first I was a little disappointed with the size considering the hefty price tag of $ 7, but I shut my mouth and continued to inhale the burger after I had my first bite. There was a very rich flavor from the meat and sauce that was reminiscent of what you’d get right off the grill at a KBBQ joint while the pickled red onions gave a nice little crunch and spice to the burger. It was the perfect mix of the sweet and savory flavors from Asian cuisine packed in an all-​American bun.

Honestly I’ve seen their truck and haven’t had the guts to try it. I REGRET that I hadn’t tried it sooner.
One of the owners of the truck talked to me and told me to get the rice balls. I don’t remember exactly which two rice balls I got but OMG. They were freshly made, very hot and the flavors were definitely exquisite. The first rice ball was kinda mustardy or mayoy. I couldn’t quite put my finger on it. I loved the flavors though. The second rice ball was dressed in mayo (I think some sort of sauce) and definitely was spicy. I loved the heat on this one. I’m generally not a huge fan of spicy foods but this one had my taste buds dancing.
For shame that I didn’t have money to buy more. I’ll definitely try more of their foods but for now I highly recommend their rice balls to start with.

Really disappointed. Not anything good compared to the restaurant. We should have noticed the B rating from food inspector stuck to the serving window. Both had the kalbi sausage combo with kimchi fried rice ball. Sausage tasted weird and the cook on both the sausage and rice ball weren’t good. Now 5 hours after eating what we’ve come to know about Seoul Sausage, it’s made us sick.
How sad that the difference between Big Mama and the restaurant are night and day. Makes us second guess going to the restaurant gives the brand a bad name honestly. Chris you need to get a handle on this. Don’t rest on ur success if you want to be successful.

My friend brought me here during my visit to L.A. – we got the Spicy Pork Sausage ($ 7) and Galbi Poutine ($ 8). Delicious! Although a bit pricey (as expected of food truck food), the portions were decently sized. The pork sausage was spicy and had a kick, but not too spicy. Wish it came with some sort of sauce though. I really liked the Galbi Poutine– full of scallions and very flavorful.

My first review on a food truck!
I love food trucks — I even follow the Grilled Cheese Truck on Twitter. Soeul Sausage is definitely up there as one of my favorite food trucks.
They came to a volunteer day at the LA Food Bank and were the sponsors of our lunch for a shift. I had a sausage and rice bowl which were both so good! I had the driver recommend his favorites since I had never eaten here before. They do also serve sodas and waters.
I definitely want to go tho their restaurant!

I’m gonna be a little whiny bitch and I’m docking one star for the fryer going down for the count at this past Friday’s (¹¹⁄₂₁) Monterey Park Night Market. I was talking all this good shit about how good your Lil’ Osaka rice ball was and I had everyone’s mouth watering including my own, and then I send my sister in law to go get some balls because she had just a little taste, and then BOOM! I felt like a woman whose lover busted a nut just by touching her boob! All this excitement. All this build up. All dressed up and nowhere to go. But to another booth. Because y’all couldn’t give me what we wanted… LOL. You made me look bad Seoul Sausage! I think I deserve a free rice ball next time I see you guys!
On a serious note though, I really enjoyed this truck. The Lil’ Osaka for you guys not in the know is a Japanese curry rice ball with beef and potatoes topped off with a siracha ginger mayo. DELICIOUS! This night we also sampled «Da KFC», which was Korean Fried Chicken wings with a sweet and spicy glaze, topped with pickled daikon radishes. IT was sweet but not spicy enough for me. Nice flavor. If they were fried a little crunchier, even better. Does anyone know if you can ask for them to be crunchier? Really good glaze though.
The last thing we tried was the Spicy Pork sausage, which is supposed to be a handmade Korean BBQ pork sausage served with apple cabbage coleslaw on a toasted soft roll. The sausage itself had a nice little kick, but all together, I felt it was missing something. Maybe like some kind of mustard-​siracha spicy sauce to go with it and maybe kimchee or something crunchy instead of the apple slaw to go with it. Or maybe make the slaw spicy? I liked it, but it was kind of like eating a kielbasa plain.. Good, but not as good as it tastes without an accompanying condiment to compliment the sausage’s flavor.
Overall, I will definitely hit up this truck as long as the fryer is working. The galbi poutine sounds really tasty and so does «The Flaming Ball». I’d like to see them add some bibimpap bowls or however you spell it, and maybe this stuff we had when I was stationed in Korea they called yakimandu, which was basically fried pot stickers with like a simple teriyaki/​soy sauce to dip in. Either way, I am going to try to bring my Korean brother from another mother to sample the chow here next time they’re close by.

The Seoul Sausage food truck was parked across the street from LA Live, so we decided to try it again. We had tried their spicy pork sausage quite a while back and wasn’t wowed, but my husband decided to try something different.
Galbi poutine ($ 8) — 8 hour braised short rib, cheese, avocado lime crema, and kim-​chi pickled onions served atop twice fried french fries. The portion is pretty small for the price. The dish was not spicy. The flavors were nice and melded well, but the fries were soggy. The onions were the best part of the dish.
Having had their food twice, I can say that neither dish was as good as I had hoped. I have no need to try them again.

Man I wish I wrote this review more closely to when I tried the truck at the Granada Hills Food Truck event. I remember I went here after trying several trucks because there was a line and the fact that it was featured on the great food truck race.
We ordered a Spicy pork hot dog and the Osaka ball to split between three people. The Hot dog was good. Kind of hard to judge too much because we had split the dog into three pieces but I do remember the meat tasting unique. The Ball wasn’t bad but it wasn’t anything special. Going to need this place again by myself. So far giving it 4 out of 5 stars because it didn’t get a chance to blow my mind.

I heard so much about this truck since hearing about them from fellow Unilocalers (Aaron I and Euge L). When I heard that an event we were going to had Seoul Sausage Company truck in front, I couldn’t concentrate too much on the event and kept wondering about the food outside. We got the kalbi beef sausage and flaming ball.
I’ve been building up my tolerance for spicy food and the sausage had good flavor but not as much heat as I expected. The flaming ball was the same — the dipping sauce was good, but not great.
As I was in a hurry and didn’t get a chance to sit down and enjoy my meal from SSC I would love to try them again and try different items.