Chan Seattle

Food was absolutely amazing. Phenomenal. Drinks were great too. Our servers were friendly, helpful, and prompt and the food came out fast! The only ding I'd give them is the were blasting pretty saccharine pop, and not even kpop! Super nit-y, but overall we're pumped to go back. Get the Brussels sprouts, pork sliders, and the braised short rib. Trust me.

Visited during restaurant week. The cuisine leans towards modern Korean, and it was decent. I tried the beef sotbap (not shown), which was okay, but the fried rice cakes stood out and were quite enjoyable. The service could use improvement, especially considering the restaurant tends to get busy and on the pricier side.

I went for my father's birthday and got quite a lot of stuff. Overall I would say that the food isn't quite for a Koreans palette as the flavors of the dishes are quite muted compared to the Korean counterpart. This is probably due to catering to a western palette. But that doesn't mean all the food was "bland" -Beef tartare was amazing. The marinade was on point and the bread on the bottom had a great crunch -Fried rice cake was a great take on tteokbokki. I haven't had one where they fry the rice cake and then sauce it. It was great. -The soy glazed potatoes were also very very well made and all the components suited each other. Everything else was quite nice, the only other problem seemed to be that there seemed to be only one waiter? It was quite busy and I felt bad for the guy.

Chan Seattle blew us away. We loved the Korean inspired dishes and our server was phenomenal. We tried the steak tartare, Dwenjang ramen, and Sot Bap with Alaskan King Salmon. Each were delicious. We couldn't believe our luck when our server brought us a free dish from the kitchen, Alaskan Black Cod, which actually ended up being our favorite dish of the night. We finished off with the Caramel Creme dessert. Thank you again to our lovely server! We have not had such a wonderful service experience in a long time!

I was worried walking into a hotel restaurant. Usually they are sub par and expensive. This place is the exact opposite. The quality of food quality is high and the prices are incredibly reasonable for the area. We got the bulgogi sliders which I will highly recommend. The bone marrow was good too, but in hindsight I would have ordered two orders of the bulgogi sliders. As a main course we ordered the smoked duck Sot Bap. It was really good and filling. I ordered two cocktails, both were really good. I would recommend the one that was a sesame pun. I don't live in Seattle, but I plan on visiting Chan again, next time we visit.

Upscale, lively place with surprisingly more vegetarian options than expected. The food is Korean inspired, and really good. In particular the sujebi stands out, as it uses perilla in just the right amount to give a bitter earthiness to the noodles. The cocktail could have been more flavorful and less sweet.

Pretty solid food, nothing mind-blowing but still left me satisfied. On the pricey side but expected from tapas restaurants. Their speciality cocktails were really good though, would recommend giving them a try. I tried the deep fried rice cakes, bulgolgi sliders, soo jae bi, and the cured salmon. I think my favorite thing was probably the cured salmon, it's quite salty as expected of anything cured, but I think it goes so well with the accompanying crème fraîche. The rice cakes were drizzled in this sweet and sour sauce that was a bit too sweet for my liking. I have no complaints about the bulgogi sliders and the soo jae bi.