Sattbar

The portions are tiny and the food is really average. My friends and I ordered burgers with sweet potato 'fries'. The burgers were super dry and quite bland. Also the bread didn't taste very fresh. I wouldn't go again.

It was really delicious but not worth the price... If the price doesnt matter for you then I recommend you this place but otherwise I dont recommend it... The portions were too small as well...

I went last week there with one friend with high expectations as I have been for a long time reading about Sattbar. And I am pleased to say my expectatons were fullfilled. My friend and me shared the Hummus Bowl and the Falafel Salad, and both were amazing, and big enough to share and feel satisfied. The price I would say it was normal, like the normal price you usually pay for vegeterian/vegan food in Seoul. (10,000 wons per bowl aprox).
The owner is also friendly and nice, he suggested us what to eat and was really kind to us.
If I should say a contra, I would say the restaurant is pretty small so it can't handle big groups, but he told us he was going to move into a new place? Hopefully he will find a place for bigger groups!
Totally recommended!
Updated from previous review on Wednesday May 04, 2016

Updated from previous review on Wednesday May 04, 2016

The owner is lovely. There were only three dishes on the menu. They all had hummus in, which was great. Unfortunately, the hummus had honey in. I'm not a big fan of sweet things but he said the Korean customers love it. I'm glad he's doing good business, but vegan customers should know that there is honey in all of the dishes. His bar is not vegan - it's meat and dairy free. The felafel was really tasty.

a small sanctuary for vegans with love for fresh raw food and a beautiful interior! a very nice owner to have interesting conversation with! small changing menue

If you're looking for a healthy delicious meal, this is the place. Sattbar doesn't sacrifice healthy for flavor and vice versa. I also love the bread they use because I don't feel bloated after.

All the recipes are health friendly, and the chef always wants to serve the best choice for everyone. He is passionate about cooking new menus with carefully picked ingredients. Definitely a reliable place to eat fresh & delicious menus. English fluent chef can recommend the best menu whenever asked, so feel free to ask anything about the menu.

This is one of my favorite and frequently-visited restaurant in Seoul. I usually order 'Chef's menu' on that day and it alyways saticefies me. :) The owner who cooks every menu has a strong faith in proper and good food for health. Just ask him for any recommodation as your taste and you will like it!
Updated from previous review on Monday February 08, 2016

Finally, I found a place which providing the essence of vegan food. Young and entertaining owner offers tasty but healthy food with fresh ingredients. Especially recommendable food is 'Burger Queen'. A textured vegetable protein with home-made sauce and Non-yeast bread drove me to a high level of satisfaction. Sometimes 'Sold out' sign disappointed me, but I understand too much time is spent to prepare a food in good quality.
Please, call and visit there.

Updated from previous review on Tuesday February 02, 2016

Are u vegan? if so, U should drop by this cozy place.
There are flexible menus. I especially enjoyed the salad with
hummus and falafel. The owner makes great hummus and falafel.
It was the best falafel I have tasted in a few years. I wanna know how to make those. He is a fluent English speaker and is humorous. (he is really funny, seriously)
Also, all of ingredients are fresh. Maybe sattbar's food mileage is very low.
I do recommend sattbar. I'm sure sattbar is the best vegan reastaurant in Korea. i mean it.

I have been going to Sattbar for almost a year now and it's definitely one of my top 5 favorite places to eat in Seoul. The owner is an English speak who seems to be more interested in making really good food than how much money he earns. I say this because he uses very fresh ingredients (which are expensive) and as you get to know him more, he gives you bigger portions. You can assume that all the ingredients that go into the bowl are all organic and it's one of those meals that leaves your stomach feeling full and comfortable. I feel like I could eat sattbar on a daily basis because it's not like those whimpy korean salads (no offense), but reminds me of those hearty salads you can find back in the states. I recommend iall to give it a try at least once and try not to fall in love with it... and if not the food, try not to fall in love with the owner.
Updated from previous review on Sunday January 31, 2016

There's a new flow of vegan and healthy food in seoul
and Sattbar is going to be in there.


Updated from previous review on Saturday January 30, 2016

Updated from previous review on Saturday January 30, 2016

A cozy restaurant with delicious falafel, soy-meat and other 100% vegan dishes. The food is very good, fresh and tasty. The chef really knows how to cook good food! :^)

Sattbar always gives me 100% content with the best hummus and its other harmonious ingredients such as fresh beans and vegetables. Also their vegan falafel burger gives you energy to liven up your day! And its cozy ambience tops up with warmth to you healthy meal.

It's really hard to find foods that are healthy and tastes good at the same time in Seoul. But, bowls from Satt bar satisfy these both sides pretty well, which is why I like to visit here and eat salad bowls at Sattbar even though I'm not a vegetarian. It makes me feeling healthy. Highly recommended.
Updated from previous review on Thursday January 28, 2016